Car famine alleged on Missouri Pacific shipping lines
A complaint to the state railroad board alleges a car famine on the Missouri Pacific during wheat shipments. Elevators at Lyons and Nude Huotas report shortages and inability to load grain. The board has written to Missouri Pacific officers and a petition from Yorktown seeks a mandate to restore cars and stock levels at key depots along the Denver Memphis Atlantic line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Lyons
Amin
Amossiaise Bere Eioune
Minuet Facile Company
Ton
York Town
Shy
Stafford County
Wekitie
Fight Near Transfer Station Ends with Arrests
Two gunmen harassed women near a transfer area prompting Gene Gomes of Burehert's store to intervene. He ordered them away. they used profanity and threats before a fight broke out. Witnesses say three shouts occurred as bystanders watched, and the men were arrested and held at the police station after posting bail. Nearby, Cleveland reported three tremors today with no injuries. A German salve ad promotes skin remedies for burns and sores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furek
Burehert
Gene Gormes
Gores
Jorn
Police Statin
Sampson to Attend Daughter's Marriage Amid War News
Sampson is in Havana for his daughter's wedding as U S and Spanish peace talks proceed. The report notes quarantine measures against yellow fever, naval movements led by General Wood, and Cuban political shifts with Garciga and Gomes factions amid ongoing tensions and war debris.
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Havana
Cemue Sunert
United States
Spain
Haviina
Tampa
Sarmpaon
Unite States
Batter
Washington
Hart Baw
Butler
Binety
Smithman
Les
Livermore
Pinar del Hin
Manzanike
United Syanes
Bist Bow
Leonard Wood
Sqnte Aro
Herat Wood
Celinet Pettit
Pettis
Ginersal Woml
Coliod Pettit
Cerral
Manzanillo
Lacten Young
Fist
Wood Minsell
Holm
Jurgen
Manernilia
Mankanilio
Young
Victor Blue
Spenieh
Jere Rubt
Santa Cruz del Sur
Calittg Garcia
Pers
Maximo Gemea
Cexpedes
Tpan
Gumex
Gaurcia
Cespedies
Gomes
Garcia
Herron Explores Social Problems and Capital Critique
Professor G D Herron speaks under the Christian Society banner on social issues in Grinnell. He warns that wealth is inflated by watered stock and that many U S senators are appointees and lobbyists for corporations. He argues for economic opportunity and equal freedom to choose work, placing responsibility on leaders to shape a more just system.
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G. D. Herron
Willard Bon
Ferran
Lowa ' i Grinnell
Christian Chiaenahiy League
Ho Fan
United States
Corpera
Folluseing
Bernadiy
Special Meeting On Bond Propositions For Waterworks
A meeting will be held Wednesday evening November 10 to discuss voting for or against waterworks bond proposals. Citizens are invited to attend. By order of the committee secretary T. J. Anderson. For external piles and skin diseases a German salve is advertised as a reliable remedy, sold by all druggists.
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T. J. Andereon
Penn Quakers Meet Chicago In Philadelphia Tilt
At Franklin Field Philadelphia October 29 the University of Pennsylvania football team hosts the University of Chicago before about 10000 fans. Chicago leads 6 to 5 at halftime with Clarke scoring for Chicago and Herschberger kicking the goal. Penn’s touchdown comes with a missed goal. Both sides fumble and gain through strong lines as the Journal notes the score will be bulletin.
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Philadelphia
Philadelpia
University of Pennsylvania
University of Chicago
Franklin
Maroons
Fan Wan
Sha Ands
Starg
Burnett
Homralls
Hodges
Gardiner
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Herschberger
Clarke
The
Journal Will Bulletin
Two Big Trusts Will Divide the Tobacco Business
A New York report describes a syndicate forming the Continental Tobacco company to acquire John Firmer and Brothers Louisville Maye and Brother Richmond Daniel Scottes P J Sore Middletown Hadry Welesenger Tolnero Lorillard Jersey City Drummond and the American Tobacco plug business. The deal aims for control via stock purchases and asset transfers, with output exceeding 106 million pounds yearly and a projected net profit of at least four cents per pound. The planned capitalization is 90 million dollars preferred and 96 million dollars common, with about 46 million in stock offered to sellers and 5 million to cover cash payments and capacity.
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Town College
Chicago
United States
Union
Witt Street
United States Senate
Senate
John Sherman
Indi
Enetieh
Newsboy's
India
Napoleon
Gubas
Mr. Cloyd
Heros Carp
New York
Charlee E. Stuhr
McOmpting
Continental ‘Tobacco Company
John Firmer and Brothers
Louisville
PH. Maye
American Tobacco Company
Continental Company
Plue Tobacco Company
American Fampeny
North Topeka Social Activity and Local Notices
North Topeka reports on business trips and visits by residents including Elmer Olinger J F Watts and W T K doly meeting plans at Mrs A J Ar m0 Bike Ella Glincorne Topeka avenue and Miss Scherek of Holden Neb visiting Thomesonville. Church of the Good Sleep to hold Sunday prayer service at seven thirty. Heavy registration at Fort Scott with party activity and carriages delivering supporters to polling offices as voters register.
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Elmer Olinger
Horton Teas
St. Cositey
Kanéae City
J. EF. Watts
Karena City
W.T. K. Doly
A.J. Ar
Ella
Crittenden
Castler & Post
Inlet Wilt
Hoseville
J. R
van Buren Street
Serson
Church
Irwin
Liscom
Bessie Reeder
Marthe Kimball
Alberta Hale
Pythias District Banquet Held in Chanute
The Twelfth district gathering of the Knights of Pythias met in Chanute on Oct 29 with many visiting members in attendance. The Second Regiment Band from Gerrt d provided music all day and a banquet concluded the meeting. Grand Chancellor Commander WW Swartzell and other officers attended.
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X. P
Chanute
Get
Pythias
Kabsan
Girtrd
Ee Eee Oriental
WW. Swartzell
Obscene Letter Case Tangles Local Residents
Sherman Smith, a plasterer, was arrested by Deputy Urdted night for sending an obscene letter. John Backman, a young farmer, presented the letter to Mrs Sherman Smith claiming it warned her against her husband’s conduct. Smith denies writing it and sues Backman for defamation, while Backman contends the note was forged or planted to trap Smith.
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Sherman Smith
Depuy
Austin Prescott
Smalls
Smith
John Back Man
John Backman
Sir
Back
Jackson County District Court
Hackman
Buckman
Backmans
Republican vote seen large in Shawnee County
Igershal W Sterne predicts a very large Republican majority in Shawnee County this year due to a vigorous registration drive. He notes Topeka registration favors Republicans and says the local committee has organized the strongest effort yet to secure full Republican registration. He claims opposition registration is weak.
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United States
Igershal
W. E. Sterne
Shawnee County
Horticultural Society Meeting at State House Topeka
Topeka residents attend the Horticultural Society meeting in the State House rooms. Programs include Entomology by Prof. B A Pop Buckman and a discussion on horticulture’s value and society results reflecting ongoing community interest.
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Chunty Horticultural Society
State Horticultural Society
State House
Topeka
B.A. Pop. Buckman
Prodices
Bute
Witemi
Pocock
Lectures Course Opens With Conwell on Acres of Diamonds
Russell H Conwell of Philadelphia files for the Union Lecture course to present Acres of Diamonds next Monday night. The committee reports sales of nearly a thousand season tickets and the hall will seat eleven to twelve hundred with extra chairs. Reserved seat tickets for Conwell’s lecture will be sold at Rowley and Snow’s.
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Russell H. Conwell
Phlladelphia
Mr. Conwell
Rowley & Snow's
Ruseet
Conwell
Santa Fa
Tuskeges Burned Out in Tuskowee Fire Disaster
Tuskowee Alabama October 29 nearly the entire business district was destroyed by a early morning fire consuming 17 business houses the telephone exchange and the opera house. Insurance coverage and damage figures were not immediately available.
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Tuskeges
Tuskowee
Ala
Telephone Exchange
Opera House
Kansas Palmer Swindled on Missouri Pacific Train
John Wesley of Palacky Kansas reported to the police that three swindlers on a Missouri Pacific train from Omaha swindled him out of 45 dollars. The men left the train at Leavenworth and he did not learn their names until reaching Kansas City.
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Kansas Palmer
Kansas City
John Wesley
Palacky
Kan
Omahs
Wesley
Leavenworth
Kansas
Sloan Wins Handicap at Hurst Park Autumn Meet
London reports Sir J Thursby ridden by Tod Sidho won the Mefery park autumn handicap at the Hurst park autumn meeting today. Other odds and travel notes appear in the same column, including rail service promotions and local business ads.
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Sloan
London
New Witnesses for Prosecution in John Collins Murder Trial
The district court issued subpoenas for 21 additional witnesses in the John Collins murder case. Prosecution aims to strengthen the case with testimony tying Collins to the crime and surrounding events. Witnesses include John Chatman, Howard Leonard, Edward Miler, E T Ingle, George O Foster, Myrtle Harman, Charles Egley, Ida and Minnie McItheney, Jerry Woodside, Martin Maroney, Harry Wyermuller, Elmer Pierson, Blank Wing, Tickiin Harper, Willa Real, James Donnelly, Sam Jeans, Ars Brooks, Mrs Fred Cole, and Mrs Weaver. Proceedings will proceed with anticipated objections from the defense and possible Collins testimony if insanity is not invoked.
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John Collins
Jetmore
Young Collins
Poeren
John Chatman
Lake View
Howard Leonard
State University
Edward Miler
Lawrence Drugeiit
E. T. Ingle
George O. Foster
the State University
Myrtle Harman
Lawrence Telephone
Charles Egley
Lawrence
Ida Mcltheney
Minnie Mcltheney
Jesse Harper
Jerry Woodside
Topeka
Colina
Jordan
Martin Maroney
Harry Wyermuller
Collins
Elmer Pierson
Frances Babcock
Blank Wing
State Unniversity
Tickiin Harper
Jess Harper
Willa Real
James Donnelly
Avery Stables
Sam Jeans
Ars
Brooks
Fred Cole
Weaver
Unices
Untis
Five Escapee Jail Break Sparks Manhunt in Colorado
Boulder Oct 2 Sheriffe T J Thompson and a bloodhound posse hunt five prisoners who tunneled out of the county jail. Fugitives include Julia Czaryzardy murder convict sentenced to life imprisonment. Crore Rowe and Edward Howe convicted of grand larceny face six and four year terms respectively. Rudder awaiting trial for a murder charge and John Sapters serving six years for larceny. If two prisoners remain, Gibson House saved. Cincinnati Oct 29 insolvency court restores the Gilson House under creditor agreement led by Horace Dunbar president. Halloween event planned at Bren Topeka Scottish Society hosted by G A all Kangarenee Oct Het admission ten cents.
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Boulder
Cot
Sheriie T. J. Thompson
Julia J. Cay Zardy
Crore Rowe
Eaward Howe
Rudder
Gibson House
Cincinnati
Giteon House
Nésianee
Gilson House Company
Horgee Dunbar
Bren
Topeka
G. A. All
Kangarenee
TOPAWS Market Report cautions on bears and mixed staple prices
The market report describes broad bear pressure in wheat with heavy selling for short positions and little assist from futures. Corn shows a weather influenced decline and gradual selling, while pork provisions faltered amid weak demand as market watches cables and elevator activity.
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America
Spain
Cairo
Erie
Chicago Livestock Market amid unsettled foreign trade
Chicago and Kansas City markets show mixed receipts and steady to weak signals as foreign exchange volatility and rail bottlenecks ripple through hogs cattle and grain. Analysts note eroding earnings and cautious demand while money market steadies and stock and food sectors hold breadth.
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Theos
Lends Secaupt
Supreme Court
Udegre
Marans
London
Tabasca
Kansas City
Gusic
Ste. Ne
Tholce Prairie
Petters Weal
Bunarator
Sic
Dutty
Ncas
Frewts
Etleate
Trade Prices Furnished by Wicktam Commission Report
Partial OCR fragment references Sears and an NEA event with price data. It lists figures such as five dollars and mentions high and low values. The readable text is inconsistent, offering limited entities, dates, or clear events to anchor a full summary.
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Wicktam Commission
SEARS
Shane Yew
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