Chairman Albaugh in danger as Wallace boom grows
Wichita Sept 16 Chairman Morton Albaugh of the Republican state central committee faces pressure from the Wallace boom in the seventh district race against Chester Lane for Congress. Wallace’s rising support threatens Albaugh’s renomination as state chairman and could jeopardize his political future.
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Morton Albaugh
Republican State Central Committee
M. Wallace
Chester 1
Congress
Bevanth
Wallach
Chattman Albaugh
Kingman
Wallace
Ruskinites Move to Duke Georgia amid Tennessee colony closure
Ruskin colony in Tennessee relocates to Duke, Georgia, with about two million travelers departing Sampdas. The group, including coronials and a few families, planned a new settlement near Suffolk Val but weathered delays. The Tennessee settlement faced quiet decline. most colonists left, retaining mills and a printing enterprise.
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Duke
Sampdas
Suffolk
Val
Tenneson
Chry
Political row over county chairman choice in Kingman
Local quarrel centers on support for Albaugh versus Long and Wallace. Kansas Republicans in Kingman County watch state committee action as Albaugh threats to withdraw support threaten delegate status. The piece notes broader national figures and the colony idea amid varied beliefs and socialistic principles among residents.
Morrow's Kid-neolds Backed by Topeka Citizens
A fragment lists Mr Quincy street reports strong relief from kidney and urinary disorders using Morrows Kid-neolds. Testimony from Mrs Samuel and others praises backache relief, sleeplessness, and nerves. Noted as nonpill form, sold for fifty cents a box at Swift & Hollidass, with Springfield chemists.
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Regis
Topeka
Quincy Street
Slater
Saruels
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Ured Nearrow & Co
Gpringield
York Chief Croker Tests Electric Lodge Car
On September 1 in York, Chief Croker rode an electric automobile to test its suitability as a substitute for his Beard Wagon in fire response. The trial, with a representative line company, showed no decision yet on adopting the machine after the head of the department retired to report.
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York
Croker
of & Representative Line Company
At & Ively Roest
Tortare
Sabi
Last of Volunteers to Leave Philippines Next Sunday
War department reports a cablegram from General Ors indicating Manila on Sept 7 and a plan to ship the remaining volunteers. Dispatch mentions expected departure from Manila on the 26th, with Tennessee papers referenced and the convoy schedule tied to arrivals from the south.
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Washington
Ors
Manila
Washi
Nevada
Moran City
Manlie
Wednesley
Oris
Troops Asked For To Protect Settlers After Indian Band
Denver Cal Sept 1 News says Governor Thomas reports a band of Tintah Indians left Utah for Colorado without permission to hunt in violation of game laws. Fears they will join Ourays Encompahsies to seek revenge for three tribe deaths two years ago. Governor appeals to Washington for U S troops.
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Thomas
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Colorado
Washington
United States
Oia Circus Man Dead In City Incident
A local circus worker died in an unexpected city incident. Officials report the deceased as a veteran performer known for many years with the group. No further details were released pending investigation and notification of relatives.
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Ureus
Dea City
Santa Fe Plans Wide Vestibule Cars for Early Next Year
The Santa Fe plans a large order for passenger equipment from eastern builders and a rebuild of several chair cars and coaches at its city shops. New through trains will feature solid vestibules and separate smoking rooms, with upholstery and finishing described as superior. Older cars will be reassigned to branch lines to handle growing passenger business.
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Pullmans
Rounders and Compounders Settle Santa Fe Ball Dispute
Milt Mieyer's Rounders and Fred Carson's Compounders met at Athletic Park Saturday afternoon to settle which club could play the best ball. The Rounders prevailed in a long nine inning game before a large crowd. Boltz of the Compounders hit two home runs while Waddell Sherman Wahl and Butler each scored for the Rounders. Umpire was listed with no clear attribution.
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Athletic Wark
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Thale
Tmely
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Waddell
Sherman
Wahl
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Baste
Graham
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Feta
Appreciative Passengers Honor Rock Island Agent Duncan
Passenger agents and railroad staff receive a congratulatory letter from GA and Pullman patrons on a Rock Island line excursion to Philadelphia. The message, signed by several travelers including Lapham, Smith, Broadnet, Harrie, and others, praises the journey and the Pullman conductor.
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Rock Island
M. Duncan
Funk Tafand
Philadelphia
GA. R
Roclk Island
Fock Island
May ED Lapham
Daisy He Smith
Mayme HO Broadnet
Tie N. Harrie
Grace L. Smith
Henry Shapcot
FL. Brows
W. & Longman
T H. Longman
Michael Robert Millard
John Stettler
Jos Smith
Rock Island Adds Tourist Sleepers to Equipment of Train
Rock Island officials announce the addition of tourist sleepers to the O and O flyer and the link to towns including Omaha Wichita and Oklahoma. The sleepers are decked in plain upholstery and cost about half of Pullman rates, aiming to attract travelers and possibly set a new standard for future trains.
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Hock Island
Ginaha
Oklahome
Omaha
Wichita
Oklahoma
Inventor Develops Rail Joint Device With Steel Angles
Inventor Mr Baxter studied various railways and devised a steel joint using two angle bars and riveted ends to hold rails together. He concluded that end-to-end locking is essential and demonstrated the device on the Cincinnati Southern line, where officials found no room for improvement.
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Seperm
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Sexur
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Rallcaysen
Baxter
Cincinnati
Plant in Operation at Santa Fe Crossing Ottawa
The interlocking plant at North Ottawa, built under J S Hobson of Santa Fe, began operation this Thursday. It sits at the Tamporia branch and Southern Kansas division lines with a tower housing two levers that control seven derailing switches thirteen signals eight switches and fifteen locks. Trains signal intent by whistle while the tower operator sets routes and opens connecting switches to prevent collisions. The Ottawa plant uniquely uses iron piping as signal posts.
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Ottawa
J. 5
Hobson
Tamporia
Paul Morton Aims to Export Kansas Corn to Asia
Paul Morton vice president of the Santa Fe advocates creating demand in the Orient for American corn to replace rice in billions of Chinese and Japanese stomachs. He cites existing reports by U S consuls and notes trade already exceeds seven million dollars annually and urges newspapers in Kansas and Missouri to push production.
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Kansas
Santa Fe
Nebraska
United States
China
Japan
Keaneas
Missouri
Asia
Co operative Stores Planned for Railway Employes at Division Points
Leaders from railway workers groups plan employee grocery stores on a cooperative basis at division points, starting at Chillicothe Ohio, to lower prices and shield workers from garnishment risks. Profits would go to stockholders, with grocery experts managing the stores and stockholder inspection. If successful, other departments may follow.
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Storpa
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Baltimore & Ohio South- Western Road
Boon
Interesting Items Among the Santa Fe Employees in Dodge City
From Dodge City comes a brief note on Santa Fe employees with items of interest. Competitor Stockwell has returned from an all days’ visit in the east and is back at work. W. H. Gerdner, nephew of Agent, is mentioned in connection with local affairs.
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Santa Fe
Local Topeka Reader Testifies Dean's Kidney Pills Work
A Topeka brakeman Mr E McPherson reports kidney and back pains easing after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Rowley and Snow drugstore. He praises the remedy as effective and urges buyers to remember the name Dean's and avoid substitutes. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents.
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Prize winners and sponsors at a dancing convention program
The document lists prize awards for a dancing convention including Fifteenth Prize Most Artistic Costume by a girl under 16 and Sixteenth Prize The Most Artistic Comical Costume by another contestant. It cites contributors Badger Lumber Co Kodak Prudden and Wurmser & Co. along with furnishing prizes from J.B. North Furniture Co and a rocking chair.
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North Fur. Co
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H. K. Pitcher
Dancina Eee
Ek Tops
Badger Lumber Co
KODAK
Voy
Prudden
Aodak
AWC
Wurmser & Co
J.B. North Furniture Co
Railroad Crew Changes and Accidents Reported
Gardner added to extra brakemen list as Yard crews shuffle. Conductor Pond and family unlikely to return from California before October. Brakeman Clarke’s family arrived from Columbus. New temporary car assigned to chair gang under Lt. Sears with Brakemen Fox and Green. About 1 extra brakeman crew on lot: Smyser Stanton Eawards Wille Green Davis Fox Fisngrich Maddix Clarke Stone. Brakeman Stanton lost two whiskers of left hand while coupling at Mansfeld. sent to Krapitad at La Junta. Now 1 extra conductors on list: Bereman Judd Sears Heim Traynor Weber Crawford Bowen Jones Healey. Line crews: 18 shamming, 4 local, 1 and 3 passenger, 32 running from Dodge City west. Japan to invade Mexico. Oaxaca hosts 300 Japanese tea farms. tea industry noted. Choctaw extension survey from Weatherford to Albuquerque planned. new transcontinental link via Memphis east. Coal land development drives MK T railroad work near Mineral Cherokee County. W E Turkington active. Fireman vacancies at Topeka for Copenwood. Hayman and Hohfeld on extra board. 45 business days. Oldest firemen to be assigned September.
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California
Clarke
Columbus
Sears
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Green
Smyser
Stanton
Eawards
Wille
Davis
Fisngrich
Maddix
Stone
Brakeran Stanton
Ist
Mansfeld
Krapitad
la Junta
Bereman
Judd
Heim
Traynor
Weber
Crawford
Bowen
Jones
Reed Writes A Card From Portland Maine
Portland Maine September 18 The Press prints a letter to the Republicans of the First Maine District from Shilo Tam praising friendship and service while promising to stay true to liberty self government and the district. The note expresses gratitude for support and reflects on political life and duties.
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Maine
Shilo Tam
Hnself
Alstriet
Geome
Mme
Mit
All A Mistake About Southern Alliance Report
A Washington dispatch says there is no truth to reports of a Southern and Central American alliance against the United States. Pan American governments seek closer ties with the United States, with a planned Pan-American congress discussed but hindered by internal Brazil divisions.
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United States
New York
Washington
State Department
Uma
Feppene
Brasil
Arentina
ACLD Making Plant Planned Near Kansas City Area
A draft proposal outlines establishing a plant near Kansas with land west of Ax for a new facility. The project includes preparing the site, building access, and utilities, aiming to employ local workers and support regional development by March 10. Local officials plan steps to secure funds and coordinate with nearby communities.
Sidetracked at Crawford Theater Tonight
Jule Walters' vaudeville act headline Crawford Theater tonight with notable advance activity. Tickets priced at 15, 35, 3 and 50 cents, highlighting entertaining features for the evening performance.
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Jule Walters
Crawford
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