Lockout at Leavenworth tailor shop sparks dispute
Leavenworth Oct 14 a tailor shop lockout triggers a committee protest. The tailors accuse Richard Springs of breaking their contract and cutting prices, threatening to ship work to Kansas City sweat shops unless wages are lowered. The quarrel centers on price schedules for suits.
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Leavenworth
Richard Springe
Springs
Kansas City
Messia Springs
Ekert
Thomas
Tailors Sectud
Great Week Ahead to Buy Blankets and Silks
A dated catalog-style notice promotes blanket and silk fabric sales. Offers include thirty items from grey blankets to black silk moire and a novelty Silver Book Mark. Prices are given in old currency with bold display in the south window and a single bulk deal of $1.00 per item.
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Salina
Lauria
Rev. Wahleen
Salemsburg
Hare
Eppen
Kead
Mra Wahbleen
Fone
China
Dress Goods Sale Offers 5 Cent Specials This Week
A local store advertises dress fabrics with 5 cent specials. It lists 10 pieces of All Wool Block Goods at 75 cents per yard, and 25 pieces Scotch Suitings discounted from 1.50 to 1.00 per yard, inviting customers to inspect and buy.
Here Are Some More Bargains in Wool Dress Goods
A promotional notice offers 10 French Pattern suits, some at 12.00 a suit, now available for 5.00 each. It urges buyers to assess value, hints at upcoming Wool Dress Goods in black and colors, with new styles and exclusive values anticipated this week.
SPECIAL in CLOAK SPECIAL in CLOAK of th rovir
SPECIAL in CLOAK SPECIAL in CLOAK of the rovir appears as garbled OCR. Readable pieces hint at a clipping note or ad style line. The fragment offers no clear event, person, or organization to ground a full factual card.
Electric line plan links St Joseph to Topeka via riverside towns
A Topeka capitalists group proposes an electric passenger and light freight line from St Joseph to this city, running on the Missouri river's west side through Wathenu, Troy, Doniphun and Brenper. The route aims to serve small towns and farms with lower fares than railroads. In other news, the jail break at Salina ends in Missouri, a Wichita stock dealer dies after a hand injury, and a railroad survey for a West-side line near St Joseph is reported. A five year old boy in Horcumses is seriously injured after a horse kick.
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Atchison
Capitalista Provoss
Avormon
Topeka
St Joseph
St. Joseph
Missouri River
Wathenu
Troy
Doniphun
Brenper
Wichita
E. Tucker
Piedmont
St. Francis Hospital
Mock Island
New Howd
Aroutsas
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
W. Fy Hill
The
World Office
Tittle
Wichita Goes Dry As Saloons Close Citywide
Wichita knc Oct 15 for the first time in fears the city has gone dry. Police deny ordering closures and the county attorney has no comment. Wholesale beer houses moved stock to cars and sealed doors. Saloons stay shut until officials resolve a compromise to protect saloon owners and city revenues, about fifteen hundred dollars.
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Wichita
Knc
Freight controversy at Topeka theater hush news
The State election commission hearing features lawyer J A Smith for the Populist committee about Republican ticket origins. Bennington, Yarrol, and Quarles appear. travel by Santa Fe noted. Also reports funeral of state librarian H J Dennis, local meetings, union speeches, fire insurance group formed, and upcoming concerts and lectures in Topeka.
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J. A. Smith
Kansas City
Kan
State Election Commission
State Central Committee
Smith
W. E. Bennington
J. W. Yarrol
Corning
Bennington
Santa Fe
Mr. Belasd
Bristow Untitonah
Topeka
Banta Fe
Mons Seeds Ucket Nish
Santa Me
Emporia
Panbuadie
H. J. Dennis
Tyler Street
Friends Mus
Sam D. Nedrsy
International Typographical Union
Topeka Union
Omatin
Stedman Club
Evenig
Mra. Lurkh Hargreaves
Hartivon Street
Mra
Mattie Edwards
Duneoln Street
Knights Templar
Marshall
Leavenworth
Dwight Byington
Arthur Greer
Wm. A. Greer
United States
Union Pacific Railway
Ieer
Russell County
Linwood
Willis Norton
T. A. Beck
War Henderson
Complex party conclave meets amid election logistics
A chaotic account from New York Oct 15 outlines a party committee session amid state election planning. Officials including the secretary of state, attorney general, and other members gathered to discuss candidate placements, ballot access, and convention procedures. Key topics included audit concerns, meeting openings, speaker plans, and travel to St Louis and Joplin with regional stops for speeches and readings.
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Clements & Chafiie
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News OF Kansas
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Asus University
Law Sexes
Kansas University
Doane College of Crete
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Lawrence
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K U.K
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Hector Gowan
K. L
Steinberger
Mitchell
Taylor
Baldwin
DeFord
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K. U
Nebrass Kanssa Lawierie
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Civer
Missouri Pacific Section
Stevenson & Compan
Uw ‘ A
Siinket, Wort
Rey
Te Rs
Miss Holman
Missouri
Sautua
John S& Johnson
Rich Hill
Anderson
Johnson
Sherif Anderson
Quarles
Mr Quarles
T. Quarles
Me. Henderson
Jackson
Hamilton Hall
Vincent
the Baptist Church
Post Office
Cyrus Corrsing
Alta Tate House
Usborn
Allorney Generyl
Lawelliy
Cyrus
Gould
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Iri
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