Conspiracy Charged In Warrington Indictments
Former chief of the Salaries Division faces new federal charges linked to a broader conspiracy case. Indictments name Georgy W. Beavers and others, with details described as part of a continuing investigation into financial and departmental misdeeds. Authorities note ongoing extradition and legal procedures as the case develops.
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Beavers
Warrington
Yéwlirdis
Federal Eran Fire
Niet
Penetirl Levieticatios
Georgy W. Beavers
Division of
Natiriet
Alsweteat
Barney
Particuliar
Welien
Washington
STERN
Toronto
Mms
Merchants In Session at Leavenworth Meeting
Delegates from Kansas convened at Thel hull for the Merchants Association meeting. Officers were elected with Charlie Liflif of Kansas City as president and Br. A. Pose of Leavenworth as secretary. A committee was appointed to draft a new constitution and by laws. The convention selected Kansas City as the next meeting site and adopted resolutions condemning the state journalism for objectionable coverage while endorsing reorganization efforts.
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Leavenworth
Kankae
Hull
Oar Siurite
Hervien Vais
Charlie Liflix
Kansas City
Bam
Tloomhnart
Chinute
Br. A. Pose
George Kaufman
Leavenwerth
Eermittes
Wil
Mt. Hale
Kan
Thomas M
Ganner
Crawford
Manhattan
WFH
Brooks
Emporia
Kunst
Hotsteord
Frank Newland
Tagwire
Mifisack
Good Jend
Domeens
Humboldt
Beiet
Iit
Ateltaou E Funeriaae
Meretsante Journal
Topeka
Derby winner claims Doncaster Rt. Leger title
The Derby winner ridden by Maher triumphed in the Rt. Leger stakes at Doncaster today with Wiltem Rufus finishing second and King Eaiward mentioned in relation to the event.
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Bandon
Rowl Rand
Jeac
Maher
Doncaster
Wiltem Rufus
Aid King Eaiward
Kia Wikwennedt
Admission Day Observed Across California Native Sons Celebrate
California marks its admission day with ceremonies in several cities. In San Jose the Native Sons of the Golden West host their annual gathering. Native Daughters of the Golden West join with a large 11,000 member alliance.
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San Franeloco
Cal
California
Talay
San Joss
Polit
Expressmen Delay Talks Amid Negotiations With Employees
Railway workers and unions report efforts toward a settlement, with companies willing to negotiate retirement terms. Officials indicate no wage increase has been granted amid global economic pressures, and talks aim to avert a strike by exhausting all settlement avenues.
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Chitegn
Asprese
Mindi
Itatigund
Kansas Derby Week Races Schedule For Fair
Derby week features daily harness events led by the Kansas Derby one mile race with a $1000 purse on Tuesday. The program lists trotting and pacing stakes each day through Friday with varied purses and distances, including three-year-old purses and midweek dash events. Local promoter L W McKinney oversees selling the complete race week program.
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Shere
Marshall
L W. McKinney
SF Pate Blake Slae Twory Raredd
Rain Falls Heavy Across Regions With Cooler North Winds
Heavy rain drenched the area with widespread activity and cooler air moving in from the north. Temperatures varied across towns such as Baker, Comotoria, Manhattan and Wichita, with readings ranging from the mid thirties to mid eighties as winds shifted from north to south.
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sOte Lake
Baker
Tony’s
North Caatern Konie
Missouri
Travess
Hotler
Comworia
Dome City
Oelork
Howell boom launched for Georgia candidate Howell
Gainesville Florida September report notes James Alexander, longtime aide to Banater Cull, endorses Clark Howell for president on the Democratic ticket. The Atlanta figure foresees Howell as a strong choice for vice president and predicts Florida’s electoral support if Howell gains the nomination. Georgia sentiment runs high among thousands of Democrats as the Howell boom gains momentum.
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Fla
Clark Howe Iett
Atanta
Democratic
Georgia
Howell
James ©. Alexander
Banater
Congress
Str
Alexander
Florida
Customs Scandal Ruhs Through Monteval Trade
Sensational developments tie customs irregularities to contraband English goods smuggled from Canada into the United States. Documents show trunks marked examined by officials and a high duty evasion rate, with claimed connivance of customs staff. Investigations expected to outline names and routes to New York.
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Canada
United States
Ingland
Ui States
New York
Connivante Af Sairs
Leinres
United States Customs
Fort Geren Missing Person Case Reported
A terse dispatch notes the director of a main league seat and a receiver seeking intervention in a Jerome Ft. tapetrick matter. He departed New York City on July 9 to travel toward a Siccupeead route, with unclear details and references to a West by Iejana burdau.
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Burtei
Bam
Iaaeiee
New York
Jerem
Tapetrick
York City
Iejana Burdau
Beirut unrest deepens as consuls clash with Turks
Beirut turmoil prompts appeals to Constantinople and mentions Nazim Pasha sending troops to Beirut. Consuls dispute Turkish accounts of fighting with Christians as 60,000 to 70,000 Ottoman troops marshal toward Adrianople. Refuges flee in Lebanon amid looting and fear.
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Beirut
Wall of Beirut
United States
Brooklyn
Ryel
Sidid
Almaret
Lebamm
Chnstantinople
Nazim Pasha
Yad
Syria
Porte Mnhouer
Naim Pashavar
Pranet
Atonday
Turkey
Monastir
Porte
Adrianopte
Kirk-Kusse
Adrianople
Hammmeh
Redifx
Anatolia
Revere
Lake Amatovi
Turmoil Brews as Sultan Faces Possible Wah, Amid Wider Balkan Tensions
Mixed signals from official circles describe a fragile situation in Beirut and the Ottoman sphere. Authorities warn the Sultan Sul Ba could be swept by popular sentiment, while discussants note potential Turkish actions to protect interests and a Russian response if military moves escalate. Britain and Austria report a prior arrangement to take effect, and American naval presence remains a factor amid regional strains.
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Energie Mmennates
Beirut
Etance Mas
Viat
Bart
Germany
Willoe
Rutkeia
Iniade Bay
St James Gazette
Great Britain
Auntebs
Maskieres
Attack on militia guard ends with two suspects fled
A guard fired on two men during an attack on a Taylor & Brunton sampler camp near Ball Hill. One trooper was knocked unconscious by a rock, others fired at the suspects who escaped over the edge. A second body, a man shot through the heart near Clyde, was later brought to the city awaiting identification.
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Ball Hill
Clyde
Infant Found At North Beach Leaves Police Baffled
A day-old infant was found at North Beach with injuries and cord around the neck. Police seek clues on the infant’s origin and possible connection to political figures and events mentioned in a garbled note. Authorities investigate possible ties to a Democratic National Committee official and a Buffalo incident as they piece together the case.
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North Beach
Buffalo
Syria
Yaaa Wannington
Art Woking
San Francisco
Whetas
Arkanere
Armen
Democratic National
Millionaire to jail over unassigned train ticket incident
Samuel Jackson, a two millionai re real estate broker of 48 Wall Street New York, refused to surrender a railroad ticket on a train with no seat. He handed the ticket to the special officer and was jailed briefly then released. He planned to sue to test the ticketing rule.
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N. J
Samuel Jackson
Milloonnaire
Wall Street
New York
Omer
Tul Corporation
Jackeyn
Gernantown
Agricultural Prize Display At Topeka Exposition
Counties prepare for a judging event featuring pumpkins squash corn and farm products. Special prizes offered for vegetables and other forage plants with awards based on display quality and total points. Barton highlighted as a featured exhibitor with prizes and contests to be held in September in Topeka, inviting all Kansas farmers to participate.
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Exmont
Eacelenka
Topeka
Ot Pennes
Kansas
Pumpkin Expositions Spark Large County Displays
The Great Bend Daily Herald reports plans for huge pumpkins and county product displays at state fairs. Barton county committees will coordinate grain fruit and vegetable exhibits to represent agricultural strength at Topeka and the Louisian Purchase exposition, with prizes funded by the Kansas Worlds Fair commission and local sponsors.
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St Louis
Great Bend
Barton County
Daily Herald
Dawson & Zutavern
O. J. Moses
C. V. Brinkman
J. R. Baker
Amos Johnson
Burpee & Co
Producers Trust Plans for a 100 Million Dollar Exchange
A joint meeting of farmers and representatives from producers associations in Tennessee New York and the American Society of Equity North America and the Farmers National Cooperative Exchange discussed forming a giant exchange to control markets build elevators set pecking hours organize banks schools and improve highways. The plan proposes a $100 million incorporation with broader collaboration after a convention tabled the Equity Society name. Committee work continues before a final launch and Erie Canal expansion plans will be reviewed before adjournment.
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Producers and Consumers Union of Tennessee
New York
American Society of Equity of North America
Farmers’ National Cooperative Exchange Company
Society of Equity
Yeill
Erie Canal
Rescue during lynching riot ends in murder of Brinkley
Chicago report describes a mob scene where John Benni and a Black man, suspected of murder, were saved from lynchers. Charles McCarthy, a plasterer, was shot dead amid a quarrel over alleged theft from his premises. Brinkley, accused murderer, fled the mob but was restrained and later arrested as calm returned at the police station.
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Chicago
Peuieenssel Iat Sen
John Benni
Brinkley
Charles McCarthy
Lbs Fitters
McCarty
Mgro
Weather notes hint cooler temps midweek across major cities
A rough forecast indicates cooler air arriving tonight or Thursday with a light front possible in the northwest and brisk winds in the south. Temperatures for large cities such as New York Boston Philadelphia and Pittsburgh are mentioned with September 2 to 7 as a reference window.
Supreme Court to hear coal trust challenge October 5
The coal trust case will be argued in the U S Supreme Court on October 5 challenging the anti trust law as violative of the fourteenth amendment. John Bell and another witness refused to testify, with writs of habeas corpus filed and bail set at 500 dollars. The defense argues the act infringes due process and equal protection, threatening a long delay in the case.
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Coal Trust
Supreme Court
John Bell
Renton
Finsen
Bae
John Jack
Ste. Bell
Hazen
Lalaf
United States
Triet Court of
Judea
Wing
Constitution of the United Statne
Powalbiy
States Supreme Court
Methodist Conference Opens in Abilene
The Fifth Methodist conference convened in Abilene with about one hundred ministers in attendance. Betts of Kansas delivered a principal address as the session began, marking the event in Abilene, Kansas.
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Abilene
Kat
Betts of
Kansas
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