St Louis Figures Face Federal Charge Over Coin Counterfeiting
In St Louis Dr David S Reese and Dr L Gooner are accused of producing and transferring counterfeit nickel coins. They were arrested and handed to federal authorities after authorities found counterfeit gear at their homes. Reese claims coercion by Goonder, while Goonder remains implicated. An unrelated travel ad and local notices accompany the report.
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St. Lowis
St Louis
David S Reese
L & Gooner
Reese
Gooner
Chance
Goodner
Bilis
Shocter
Topeka library reshapes children’s reading room plan
Topeka’s library shifts juvenile books from a closed rack to a main area after demand from young readers for easy access. Mrs Evelyn Lewis notes boys seek daring tales and girls want romance, prompting a move to place children’s books in reach of all readers.
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Topeka
Netlon
Evelyn Lewis
Worary
Ctack
Opolet
Civen
Philadelphia
Quaker City Publicbrary
Mra Lewis
Kissee's Bride Gone in Turmoil at Beaver Creek
Springfield report details Captain Kissee, a Taney County rancher nearing seventy, who wed a 15-year-old girl amid controversy. She left him for her father, while Kissee laments the loss of a young wife and cites a pattern of failed marriages, divorce, and renewed courtship amid the Beaver Creek episode.
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Captain A
Kissee
Tanney County
Wireless
Beaver Creek
Pinch
Kinsee
Taneyvile
Captain Kinsee
Dora
Dore Garrett
Bin
Beaver Vawk
Baptism in Beer Stirs City Amid Emma Goldman Visit
Emma Goldman leads anarchist demonstration in Spring Valley inviting citizens to witness a beer baptism and a march to the park. Police face crowd as red flag and symbols appear. Goldman denounces government church and school. attendees drink with her group.
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Suell
Brume Goldman
Eemma
Goliman
Orn Carnival Promises Structures and Parade Displays
Promoters announce corn and corm displays, braze bands, corn-shock parade and gear attractions at the Orn Carnival. A round trip fare is offered for September 20 to 22 with limited availability through September 22.
Supremacy in US government rests in Congress not the President
Ex Governor Boutwell spoke at an anti expansion meeting in Springfield urging that US supremacy lies in Congress, not the President, arguing presidential powers cannot authorize treason and warning against imperialism as the Philippines and Asia are discussed. He criticized executive war policy and defended congressional control, calling for restraint and lawful authority.
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Committed Squire Pearson to County Workhouse
Chattanooga Tennessee September one squire William J Pearson of the county court was today committed to the county jail by circuit court judge Ett to serve out a cost of twelve dollars for drunkenness. Costs of the trial were unpaid and he promised payment before the term opened. Unable to pay the judge ordered Pearson held in the workhouse to work off the debt.
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Jude Hetil
Squire Pearson
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Workhouse Commission
Mining Stock Dividends Reported After Cripple Creek Scan
Denver reports Tuesday as a record for mining stock dividends with half a million dollars. The Independence leads with a four month London listing and a quarterly director dividend of 470,000. Jackpot pays 2 per share about 399,000. Elton resumes after three months with 10,000. Gold King pays 16,000 monthly, reserves 150,000. Portland expected to issue a special dividend against its monthly 360,000. Surplus adds 150,000. future dividend seen at 70,000 monthly. Fanny Rawlings annual meeting shows 259,000 net for the year. lease expires in a year. Charles Durke and H. Kosler elected directors.
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Cripple Creek
Independence
Maerd
London
Elton
Cain
Victor
Portland Tt
Tts
Fanny Rawlings
Charles Durke
H. Kosler
St. Louis
Bible Texts Painted on Rocks Probed by Officials
Chattanooga Tenn Sept Overzealous religious enthusiasts painted Gospel texts on rocks atop Lookout Mountain within Chickamauga Park lands recently acquired by the government. National Park Service intends to prosecute those responsible. Park commissioners emphasize lawful rather than illegal expression of faith.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Point Park
Vakeut Mountain
Chicksamauga Park
National Park Commision
Chickamauga Park
Vast copper ore strikes lure prospectors to Wyoming mountains
A rush of prospectors gathers around Plambaxo canyon and Owl Creek in the Wyoming mountains after a four foot wide copper ore vein is found. Reports from Laramie and Cheyenne note ore samples delivering 50 to 70 percent copper and eight ounces of silver per ten, with numerous claims staked as excitement spreads north of Laramie and near Casper Lander line.
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Republican
Laramie
Wye
Suse
Colorado
Plumbago Canon
Lali
Cheyenne
Wyo
W. J. Murphy
Nutrona County
Casper
Oweres
Deranch
Deadlock at Nortonville Republican judicial convention
Nortonville Kan Sept 2 Republican district convention for Jefferson and Jackson counties ends after 501 ballots with no nominating vote. J W McConnell Jackson named temporary chairman and Lealle F Randolph Jefferson temporary secretary. Delegates listed for Jackson and Jefferson counties. Nominations for judge discussed with Hurrel and Johnson named. initial ballots show 10 votes each and more ballots follow before adjournment at six.
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Kan
Jefferson
Jackson Counties
J. W. McConnell
Jackson
Lealle F. Randolph
Jackson County
A. D. Walker
G. ©. Bateman
E Rose
M. Z Jubes
J. Irwin Gabel
C. Whitcreft
H. T. Graham
T. J. Abel
B.S. Cutter
Jefferson County
H. M. Casebler
E. D. Bratford
J. F. Randolph
John Frask Kirkpatrick
Belne
Cyrus T. Hurrel
Horton
HM. Casebler
Chas. F. Johnson
Oskaloom
Hurrel
Toler
Caught His Eyeglasses by Big Bass in River
Lawyer J Temple Hoppie of Philadelphia, vacationing with his family opposite the Delaware Water Gap, lost his eyeglasses in the river. A big bass swallowed them, and this morning he landed nine black bass containing the missing glasses in their stomachs. The glasses were folded when dropped and could not be digested.
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J. Temple Hoppie
Philadelphia
Delaware Water Gap
Jersey
Texas Cotton Crop Report Shows Decline in Yields
Galveston Tex September report previews a Texas and territorial cotton yield study based on 385 county reports. The average date is September 3 with declines in yields noted across Texas and adjoining territories. Dreuth cited as a major factor behind the drop.
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Tex
Texas
Territories
Oklahoma
Dreuth
Rich man Snyder found dead in Dover shoe store room
Cary Snyder a wealthy stockman, lying in a rear work room of Sample Shoe store, was found dead at two this afternoon. Henry Klauer and Kiaver workers nearby reported blood on the left side of his face, with witnesses noting heavy drinking and a prior attempt to send him to a hotel. Otis Hungate earlier urged rest but Snyder refused and chose to lie down in the back room.
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Henry Shaffer
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Otto Hungate
H. A. Kiaver
Hin
Otis Hungate
Four coffins needed after deadly bridge accident
Greenville report describes Martin Johnson driving toward Leland with two children to buy a coffin when the wagon lost control on a Deer creek bridge under repair. The team backed off the 30 foot drop, killing the two children and Mrs Johnson, leaving four coffins required for the family.
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Martin Johnson
Lelandd
Thie County
Deer Creek
Leland
Wewan
Kansas Woman Chosen for National W B C Committee
The Women's Relief Corps forms its executive committee with Mrs Charlotte J. Cummings of Pennsylvania, Mrs Minnie D. Morgan of Kansas, Mrs Florence J. Gates of Vermont, Mrs Lucindi A. Sosti of Missouri, and Mrs Jennie Ball representing Colorado Springs Pueblo and return via the Great Rock Island Route. Tickets on September 6 with return September 5. Also notes on Bucklen's Arnica Salve curing piles and local druggists at 231 Kansas Avenue and 74 Kan. Ave. Good school shows at Furmen's.
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National
W. B C
Philadelphia
Women's Relief Corps
Charlotte J. Cummings
Pennsylvania
Minnie D. Morgan
Kansas
Florence J. Gates
Vermont
Lucindi A. Sosti
Missouri
Jennie Ball
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Great Rock Island
Form of government discussed for Philippine islands
Cabinet meeting centers on future local governments after hostilities end. Secretary Root提出 plans noting Luzon suitable system may not fit other islands with less development. Weather brief reports a hot spellbreak, temperatures drop from 97 to 60, rainfall near 0.5 inch. Fireman Henry Meadows dies after Rock Island locomotive explosion near Fairview.
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Sept
Philippines
Root
Wil
Luzon
Sinlles
Meadows
Henry Meadows
Rock Island
Fairview
Nortonville Deadlock Persists After 716 Ballots
Nortonville Convention votes through 716 ballots with no change as two adjournments fail to yield a candidate. Morning rumors of a dark horse prove unfounded. observers call the contest one of endurance. Names Hurrell and John igns mentioned in notes of the break in deadlock.
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Light Showers Across State Lower Temperature
Reports from railroad offices indicate light showers statewide last night as the temperature dropped from 20 to 35 degrees. Today’s conditions are cool and cloudy with little to no additional rainfall.
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Topeka
British programme amid cabinet talks hints on troop redeployment
London reports a cabinet consensus to keep Parliament closed, withheld troop pullout, and a plan to send ten thousand troops to the South Ayr region while a wire dispatch to the Transvaal is prepared for immediate publication. In Peoria, a wagon bridge over the Illinois river collapsed, trapping several and fatally injuring one man.
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South Ayr
Associated Press
Tranvaal
Peoria
Tit
Hitnels River
Pekin
Dillon for Auditor Nomination in Fusion Ticket
Joseph Dillon, longtime Kansas City Times representative, seeks the fusion nomination for state auditor. He previously lived in the state's southwest and once owned the only silk hat in Seventh District outside Wichita. Dillon was once the Democratic nominee for state auditor leaked by Charles Robinson years ago. This year features John.
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Kansas City Times
Dillons
Wichita
Dillon
Charles Robinson
John
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