Fair Racing Close to a Close-Run Meeting Day
The race programme closes with spirited events on a Friday meeting marked by close finishes and strong attendance. Underwood wins the 3:16 trot as thrill builds. Linn County earns top agri display prize amid weather challenges and lively betting on Glory Quayle in the three-year-old trots. reports note a vibrant, well attended meet with high hopes for next season.
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Janes
Eimehie
Pridag
Jamnarine
Mie
Mt Eneyi
Shea
Tiray Wits Clare
Elork
Weelan
Kumline
Medan
Pajiha
Brida
Kerahar
Kowere Incollinton
Wacom
Fitann
Glory Gumyir
Beinehiert
Pernett
Gincy Quayle
Kirinie
Tlary
Jary Quayle
Glory
Watson
Tom
Glory Quayle
Rome Streich
Rome Streich En and On Quarte Wan Lendhee By Thal
Havenor Aims to Take Control of Milwaukee Team
Havenor of the Milwaukee American Association seeks to force former owner Harry Quin from the club by placing the team under court control. Havenor intends Quin to pay part of the deficit from dwindling patronage, possibly forcing Havenor to sell his stake while Quin buys out the associate. The move targets ending a long running legal dispute in Milwaukee courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havenor
American Association
Milwauken
Chas, Havenor
Milwaukee Amprinin Association
Hary D. Quin
Femme
Quin
Huvenoe
Milveaniene
Campaign Opens with Big Meeting and Parade in Chillicothe
Ohio Republican campaign opens with a large parade in Chillicothe followed by a rally at Yocatinge Park presided over by Gov. Nash. Speeches by Senator Foraker, Senator Hanna, Myron T Herrick, and Warren G Harding emphasized taxation as the central issue and unity of the party.
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Chillicothe
Republian
Ohio
Yocatenge Park
Nash
Foraker
Hanna
Myron T. Herrick
Warren G. Harding
United States
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Democratic’ Party
mSnneqinl
Sear
Tyes
Iim
Henry George
Oble
Tragic shootout leaves chiefs dead and city shaken
In Evansville a fatal shooting at a tavern unfolds a long standing quarrel between Brenmnecke and Hutchens. Chief Heucke and Captain Brenmnecke die. Patrolman Crow wounded others. Frank Lutz, councilman, seriously hurt. Hutchens fires last shot at ceiling, citizens flee as sworn rivalries flare. Police and citizens react to the violent outbreak amid riots and claims of instigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Tint
Haueke
Nase
Fhe
Frank Lutz
Couneilman
Booneville
Boatecatve
Hutchens
Ibimeell
Bren- Werke
Lutz
Heucke
Crow
Hatehene
Eennece
Sth
Sino
Frank Luts
Four Judges to probe county court chase irregularities
Des Moines officials appoint four judges to investigate alleged irregularities in the county district court race. Promoter and banker Ea Mi Hunter and others named face possible prosecutions as authorities review a recent contest marked by claims of improper ballot handling and tempering of votes.
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Des Moines
Pale
Areveninwee
Hunter
Michael Doadiry
Jallermein
Wol White
Jer Me Wells
HP Cath
Fred Cape
Susdibor
Arate Meninet Sr Welle
New Leadership Named for Daily News and Evening Press
Ht. Simeph. announces male leadership after convalitation of Daily News and Evening Press. IP Golding, late of New York and veteran newspaper man, will head the reorganized company. The Daily News and Presse join the Associated Press and mark Independence in politics with a wide, word centered approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Hag Noid
Netire
IP Golding
New York
Evaily News
Associated Press
Daily
News and Presse
Lost diamonds and a school plans amid Topeka theft hints
A disjointed report notes a loss of $700 in diamonds from a Mrs. Durtot with a possible theft near Topeka. It mentions a new Socialist College at Wiehite, low operating costs, and support from local figures Hey. Joees Lowther and Ott o YE Will. The text also references a protracted police pursuit of a teen, and a Professor Clark linked to a university controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Socialist College
Wiehite
Navel Opera
Hey. Joees Lowther
TE. Will
Otto YE Will
Atttc
Sochdlterm
College of Economics
Political Economy
Business
Observatory Dedicated At Washburn College
Crowded dedication of a new observatory building at Washburn College in Lawrence Kansas features Prof Charles L Dootitte of the University of Pennsylvania and Judge Arthur J Motaby presenting keys to President Norman Pixel. The event included a large reception and tours of the observatory dome site, with a prayer by Rev J D Countermine and remarks on future campus use. Later, W Brewster, a University of Kansas student, faced a court fine after an arrest at the GATL reunion camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Clastey
Charles L. Dootittte
University of Pennsylvania
Bome
Arthur J. Motaby
Norman Pixel
J. D. Countermine
Wil Beer
Washburn
Lawrence
Kan
W. Brewster
University of Kaneey
GATL
G A R Reunion Speakers and Officers Named
The Grand Army of the Republic reunion lists speakers including Capt. Jon Watters and Sgt First Kansay battery men. Officers for several state and Indiana branches are chosen, with nominations for presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, and chaplains. The event also features a carved cane presented to Gen. Joke G. Black and a business meeting of the Penneyivente society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou
Grand Army Reunion Department
Sansa
Jon Watters
Toe
Kansay
Bis
BP. Harris
Ottaws
Wittaerly
Bie Robbins
Wamero
Guerdner
Mr. McKee
Havensville
Joke G. Black
Leavenworth
H.T. Trawlé
Penneyivente Sen
Werarde Winsor
CL. Linton
Lawrence
Indiana
Dw. Witchrick
Peabody
Smith Turns On Light Steer the G A ER Port of Manhattan
A heated dispute in Manhattan centers on Governor Bailey appointing ex Confederate J M Woods as peace officer over old soldier W A Limbecker, a pension attorney facing federal pension fraud charges. Local editor W FR Smith notes the controversy amid endorsements for Woods from Riley county lawyers and officials.
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G. A. ER
Manhattan
Dt. Hinve
Bulley
Goa
W. A. Limbecker
J. M. Woots
Peace of
Bailey
Limbecker
Aberan
United States District Court For Ease
Sind Tis
Cme
Feders Ie Toon
Ris
John M. Lambecker
State Agricultural College
W. A. Lim
Horker
United States District Court
Woods
Riley
Tfe
G. Alk
William Lee
John J. Sessin
Riley County
Thar
Wood
United States
Linbecker
Leavenworth
Thix
Nimsett
F. J. Brock
Central Labor Union seeks dismissal of Bookbinder at government printing office
A Central Labor union demand for the dismissal of William A. ee bookbinder reached President Roosevelt with copies of the preamble and resolutions. Formal acknowledgment of receipt was reported. Weather notes from Chicago forecast heat and southerly winds with mild tonight.
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Miller
Oymer Bay
S. 1
Rosevelt
Central Labor Union
William A. Ee
Most Violent Earthquake Strikes Santiago de Cuba
Santiago de Cuba reports the most violent quake since 1880s. The tremor lasted about 15 seconds, causing bricks and plaster to fall and several walls to collapse. People rushed into streets crying and praying, yet there were no injuries.
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Santiago de Cuba
That Union Oath Stirring Debate Across Labor Circles
The Topeka Labor Champion reports heated national dispute over the Typographical Union pledge. Catholic critics say the oath infringes conscience, while supporters defend it against church intrusion noting past concerns about secret brotherhoods and political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Typographical Union
Topeka
Wisconsin
T. F. Liltis
St. Patrick's Church
Kunkan City
Dimeek Furhi
Printers’ Union
KU. Whitred
Veiou
APA
Catholi
APAL
A. A
Ourrage
H. M. Ives
Ponyn
Father Lillis
Secret Burial Insurance Law Challenge In Sedgwick
In Sedgwick County district court, Super Student Lalings seeks action against FLW Gill of Wichita. The case targets a burial association under state supervision as a test of the new burial insurance law. Reading fragments show secret meetings and disputed private business matters amid a fatal burn incident.
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District Court
Sedgwick County
Flw. Gill
Wichita
Public interest sessions open to all at Inter national Typographical
The Inter national Typographical ublet invites general attendance. tickets are available to anyone, comparable to securing admittance to a legislative body. The public is welcome to attend sessions and participate as observers.
Strong Winds Dry Dust Across Kansas Towns
A midday wind reached 22 miles per hour from the south blowing dust across several counties. The weather bulletin predicted fair and warmer conditions tonight and Sunday with central Kansas counties remaining cloudy and a light shower reported in Manhattan. Temperatures across Kansas ranged from the low 40s to mid 80s with hourly readings showing rising warmth through the day.
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Toasy
Corn and Wheat Region
Kansas
Manhattan
Des Afpines
Chicago
Columbus
Louisville
Baker
Concordia
Dodge City
Dresden
Fort Scott
Hays
Ed Mackaville
McPherson
Sedan
Topeka
Toronto
Wichita
Girls as Messengers in Kauisas City Telegraph Offices
Western Union will replace male office boys with young women as messengers in all Kansas clip branch offices. General Superintendent J. W. Murphy cites discipline and reliability as the reasons, noting prior trouble with boys who drift from duties and the potential for promotion among female messengers.
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Kauisas City
Western Union Telegraph Company
Kansas
J. W. Murphy
Murphy
Uacy
Clarke challenges Hanna to debate in Columbus speech
Clarke through Charles J. Salen, Democratic State executive committee chairman, formally challenges Senator Hanna to a public debate on political issues. Hanna replies via chairman Dick, noting the process will recognize each challenge and permit a response. Norwalk dispatch dated Sept. 19.
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Hanna
Norwalk
John i
Exington arson case ties to Green witness in Cook-Fell trial
Sheriff Woodeon of Clark County arrests Charles Green, chief witness in the Cook-Fell murder case at Cynthiana, after Grove claims to have seen Jett shoot. Green’s confrontation at a window with a revolver leads to his detention. McChord seeks a new search of the premises as Green’s father-in-law confirms his absence. Separate Ottawa football game report notes a 12 to 0 win over Ledain Michaul before 5,000 at the county fair. another incident reports dye-works attack on textile workers near Leticia, ends with police guarding the plant.
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Exington
Woodeon Voherd
Clark County
Curtinditt
Marcom
Charles Green
Witnem
Cynthiana
Grove
Jett
Canada
Jetts
Tan
Cynthface
Gentry
Greens
McChord
Green
Geena
Centhinna
Commonwealth
Ottawa
Ottawe
Kan
Achpal Stevens
Leradin Michael
Shirax
Free Coinage union raid arrests district leaders
At Altman on Sept 1, 200 soldiers raided the Free Coinage union meeting. Seven prominent district men including W. F. Davin MM A. Shidier T. C. Foster Victor Pool P. H. Mullaney 1. 5 Johnson and Charles R Beckman were arrested and required to endure a town examination before leaving. Executive committee Kennison Parker and Davis were confined in the military guard house while others took charge of the strike.
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Kennison
Parker
Davis
Kansas City grain buyers clash with rail demurrage rules
The state board of railroad commissioners rejected a request by Kunene City grain buyers to bar demurrage charges on grain cars until set from tracks. Kansas City grain dealers had won a similar order from Missouri commissioners but the Kansas board declined, fearing added delays. Dealers argue grain sits idle up to five days before inspection, increasing demurrage while trains remain held, with some preferring to pay charges rather than move stock. The decision follows flood damage and yard congestion impacting car handling.
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Kunene City
Kansas City
Missouri Railroad
Kahean
Kenwak City
Rattera
Ellie
Cary Dave
Abeit
Sone
Missouri Board
Che
Explosion and Fire Ruin Peoria Workshop Complex
A blast shattered a Peoria shop injuring workers and causing total loss of the fire damaged building and most machinery. Gasoline ignite and a paint boy killed. several others seriously hurt as flames spread to adjacent Clarke rectifying house and neighboring structures. Insurance details not yet available.
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Peoria
Til
Henter
Alenet
Bethdina
Bollenbecher Dines
Clarke Rectifying
Mallingena Ouny
Trial set for Oct 7 in Maxwell asylum death case
The trial of Nell and Peterson for the death of Amon Maxwell at the insane asylum last February was scheduled for October in the district court. County Attorney Hungate, formerly their lawyer, will not participate. McNary will lead the prosecution, with the attorney general's office involved. The case hinges on whether the death was accidental or caused by disease.
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Mart Nell
M. Peterson
Amon DD
le Maxwell
Eoust
Hungate
W. C. A. Motes Address At Aurora Event
Fragmented OCR text notes W C A Motes and a Heath Ante Aen speaking at a gathering in Aurora Il. Mentions YW A ATR and a secretary letter about associations, with unclear names and distorted phrases. The fragmentary material references a talk, possible new member welcome, and forthcoming print coverage.
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Aurora Il
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Milwaukee
Oho
Gov. Nash
Herrick
Harding
Senator Foraker
Thomas Hutchens
St. Joseph
Micy
Mra M. Young
Gardiner
Clark
Columbia Oh
Ohio State Paleeesity
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Clare Tenes
Sana
AE. U
Reunion
Smith
Unha
Santiago
Laling
Pepe Ewan
Nike
Oeprieette
Western Union
Marcum
Leticia
Wuilelwhard
Seri
W. C. A. Motes
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