Anthracite Dispute Sparks Debate On Labor Terms
The Topeka State Journal reports a dense Associated Press dispatch discussing labor conflict in the anthracite coal fields. It cites Indianapolis News on President Baer’s stance and argues for broader social context, noting workers’ limited freedom and the need for higher authorities to intervene when employer and worker terms clash.
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Jayha'ker Jots and the Gist of A Kansas Page
A garbled Kansas sheet notes scattered items from Ellis stray musings to Valley Falls housing scarcity. It catalogues odd lines about Prairie chickens in the Send, a 187 year old wooden clock, and remarks on Topeka mayoral permissions, along with reflections on apples in Reno County and a dramatic misattribution about Emmet Dalton.
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Quaker Reflections from the Philadelphia Record
A compact, period tone reflection on art and courtship. The piece muses that art may be long but many artists are short and that emotional dynamics, including absence and affection, shape perception and behavior. It hints at social vignettes and sly observations, ending on a note about absence breeding fondness.
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Naval recruiting in Topeka opens first station
In the federal court building a naval recruiting office opened for the first time in Topeka. Lt. Binkely and James A. Field led the visit, noting recruits from the middle west and a high dropout rate at medical exams. The program outlines training ships, pay scales, and career paths from apprentice to petty officer, with branches for artificer and messmen.
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Forest Fire Threatens Holmes Keystone District Mine
A timber fire five to six miles south of the mine roared Thursday burning White Swan Mining property. The blaze, driven by strong winds, endangered Keystone district assets and prompted a messenger to Holmes for help as workers from the smelter were cut down. The fire was advancing east with the fire force straining to contain it.
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Attack at Mauling Falls Reports Moros Clash Near Camp Vicars
Washington dispatch from Manila dated September 6 quotes General Chaffee on an attack by Moros on U S troops at Mauling Falls seven miles from Camp Vicars on September 1. Two wounded including First Lieutenant Parker and a private, plus another wounded soldier, with multiple prior engagements since May 2. The cable notes cautious actions to avoid provocation, and indicates possible further moves into Maciu country as tensions persist.
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Roosevelt Day visit plans for Topeka September 28 29
Commercial club committee outlines Roosevelt’s schedule in Topeka including breakfast at Copeland hotel a union service at the Auditorium a noon dinner at Governor Stanley’s residence a carriage ride past the city and a Monday mass meeting at the Auditorium with the Boys Bogie corps and Modoc club performances. The plan awaits the president’s approval.
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Wedded to 72 for Love in a Small Town Court Case
Minnie Ferr, aged 21, wife of Frederick Ferr, sues Kate Baufort and a neighbor in Howeearre court. She alleges they spread rumors that an old man’s money influenced her marriage to 72 year old suitor. The case accuses defamatory statements damaging her reputation.
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FACES IN FIRE AND THE Panama Canal Debate
A fragmented notice discusses a Topeka theater event titled Faces in Fire with Major T. J. Sainecsin and a Palin production hosting nightly specials next week. It lists themed nights including ladies and children, fraternal, labor night, and a voting outcome for a contest, plus scattered references to the Panama Canal debate and a vision of opening routes despite competing claims by France and Nicaragua.
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Local items from Topeka and surrounding area
Local notes report J B Worth Jr connected with a city warrant and a Topeka law case involving Sam Baytess dismissed for lack of witness, while U S Attorney arrived from Osawatamie. The Topeka Free Employment Bureau lists an order for coal miners for Jewell county and wages offered.
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