Slavery in Hawaii Questioned by Honolulu Attorney
Attorney George D Gear of Honolulu arrived at the department to present a statement challenging Hawaii’s constitution, alleging Supreme Court rulings create a worst form of slavery in the islands and seeking guidance on federal guarantees and land rights.
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Gorge D. Gear
Honolalu
Supreme Court of Hawaii
United Sites
Angrues Peneral
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Accidental Shooting Claims Life In Hutchinson
In Hutchinson last evening, Hugh Teemley was fatally struck by a revolver discharge during supper. The unnamed youth reportedly handled a box of eight revolvers when the weapon fired, killing Teemley on the spot as he knelt. Kilvine had recently suffered an apoplexy stroke and was recovering.
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Hutchinson
Hugh Teemley
Teemleys
Ap Peatances
Denthomith
Kilvine
Amateur Minstrels Delight at East Sixth Hall
Irwin Todee notes another enjoyable minstrel show at tele hall East Sixth featuring 200 to 300 attendees. Lively jokes and songs drew warm approval from an audience that applauded the performers including Interlocutor L Galler and cast members W Brooks F A Borland Chas Mahia Albert Torrn e Jas Cantrell Frank Covell Frank A Shevens Chas Smith Arthur Lane Martin Nye Roy Wool and Mike Mabet Fox ter Milas Ate Mike Mabet Fox ter Afr Marty Cohn musical director.
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Irwin Todee
Tele Hall
Wberal Applie
L. Galler
Wiliam M. Brooks
Pred A. Borland
Chas Mahia
Albert Torrene
Jasper _N. Cantrell
Frank Covell
Frank A. Shevens
Chas. Smith
Arthur Lane
Martin Nye
Roy Wool
Mic
Plan to save Chicago post office cornerstone delays
Chicago September 22 a plan to settle difficulties over the cornerstone of the new Chicago post office was proposed today. Judge Tuthill, representing the trades, urged securing a newly cut stone with labor costs covered by the jobs. The proposal drew favorable reaction from many labor leaders though a minority objected at tonight’s meeting. A conference of labor will discuss positive sympathy with the strike at Laker and the G A Ro offer to supply a replacement stone.
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Chicaga
Chicago
Tuthill
Joes O. A
Pieret
Jay Lek
Bucher declines in race for judge in Rent Harvey McPherson race
Charles Bucher of Newton declines a bid for judge against Tudee St P Simpeon. Democrats to nominate Jares Mekinatyy of Hatchicsol to lead the fight against the Republican nominee amid intra party strife. Strong Republican majority in the district with Republican unity fractured by Trepaticans and fissionist splits.
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Charles Bucher
Newton
Tudee St P. Simpeon
Bank charter applications listed with directors
Two applications for charts for new banks have been used with the secretary state. Names include P. B. We and C. J. Achnipg, with directors Walthall and Lovhote. Capital details mention 0% and 5.0, with references to State Hawke and State Bank of En fora.
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Hawke
See Capital
P. B. We
Ee Ih Eae
Chartes Walthall
State Bank of
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Etic Gom
Walkon Lovhote
Badora
Charis
C. J. Achnipg
Tay
Cattleman from Bolivar Convicted in Wright County Case
Freaonla Missouri September 22. Elliett of Bolivar Mo appears in Wright county Missouri for joining a cattlemen gang. He is convicted of shipping mortgaged cattle and awaits sentence. The gang operated in the county shipping cattle to various parties within three days after Morton was mortgaged. Justice appointment noted with Governor naming A J Doran as peace justice for Ottawa amid Franklin county resignations.
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Elliett
Bolivar
Wright County
Miseouri
Lelie
Handsome New Depot May Rise From Rock Island and Lake Shore
Chicago reports completion of track elevation for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and Lake Shore lines from Sixteenth to Seventy-sixth streets in a project costing over a million dollars. Elevation to allow faster service, with potential new six to twenty story depot planned pending final decisions.
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Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
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Sixteenth Street
Seventy-sixth
Sixty-ninth Street
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Istana
Sixteenth
van Buren Street
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Vonfersnoer
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van, Buren
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Sante Pe Pavito Faces Tax Settlement Over New Mexico Claim
In Los Angeles Sept 23 the Sante Pe Pavito tax dispute extends from Arizona to New Mexico. Jadwe Sterry heads the tv department and cites a possible compromise with counties offering a road value concession of 2.50 per mile for taxation, following a Supreme Court ruling that right of way is exempt. The proposed 22 300 mile concession aims to be fair to all parties.
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Los Angeles
Arizona
United States Supreme Court
Riltroad
Laborers in Demand Rock Island Offers $1.50 a Day
Rock Island depots display a sign reading Wanted Laborers 1.50 per day inquire room No 7. Labor shortage traced to fieldwork and scarcity of workers. rail line struggles to hire as many men as needed. Rock Island reports few available workers despite inquiries. hundreds already employed at a nearby rock crusher project in Missouri.
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Laboers
Kansas
Kansas City Carnival Preparations with Parade Plans
The Rock Island road prepares to handle a large crowd for the Paiests of Pallas parade and related attractions in Kansas City. Extra services and the Rock Island evening Fort Worth Express will operate to accommodate attendees.
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Rock Island
Santa Fe Adds Cars For Kansas City Carnival Traffic
Train schedules show the Santa Fe extending connections at McFarland for the Clay Center branch and adding extra coaches next week to handle crowds for the Kansas City carnival from Emporia. Several railroad workers are noted for transfers and incidents, including Fireman Leslie traveling to Toledo, Engineer Kreitmeler returning to Newton, and Bates who helped avert greater damage in a previous freight collision.
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Clay Center
Botteville
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Leslie
Topela
Kreltmeler
Piace
Newton
Great Bend
Richard Martin Jefe
New York City
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Hey
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Cal
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Frisen
Reddick
Frefeht Trein
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Chanute
Topeka
Kansas
Bates
Hill
Railroading Notes from Dodge City Western Division
Hectic staffing changes as Dodge City railroad men shift roles and duty. Promotions and new assignments include Mike Hestey to ext conductor and William Willikins to extra brakeman. Several brakemen and conductors report for duties or leave, with names such as Brakeman Vaughn, Conductor Boreman returning, Hardenberg sick, Luster and Parsons called to La Junta for examination, Howat Swett resigning as fireman, Tratkemah with 290 diss’ leave, and William Williams resigning for heart issues. Overall, 8 to 9 crews and 14 train crews plus extra brakemen support Dodge operations as staffing fluctuates.
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William Willikins
Vaughn
Stone Front
Wills Judking
Boreman
Fromm
Jue
Ath
Agath
Hardenberg
Halid Ja
Luster
Parsons
la Junta
Howat Swett
Tratkemah
Robert Hamilton
Wallace
Sealer
Wim Netren
Switchmas
Williams
al Warren
William Riley
Areean ‘Conrad
Dodge
Personnel changes among Rock Island employees at Goodland
In Goodland a wave of railroad personnel moves reshapes crews. Conductor Agerter and engineer Bien have left, Aneuver Agnew now runs the work train engine, Evans departs for Chicago, Payne from Topeka fills in, Ed Forayth quits night depot and Jones takes his place. Fireman Swearinger promoted to engineer on the work train. Halstead, with Mera Halstead, join Rowwell. Wickarsharm promotes Leeuw. passenger engine firemen vacancies arise from promotions. Koanz with Rock Island now Fort Worth visitor. Cunningham moves to freight and relocates family. Critchfield becomes cork train welder night shift, Jones made watchman, Allen of Michigan becomes operator cousin to Aiken, Margie moves to Colorado Midland, Taylor resigns timekeeper for Lauda office post. Sutherfard of Roswell takes his seat.
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Bien
Aneuver Agnew
Goodland
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Chicago
Payne
Topeks
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Rows Halstead
Rowwell
Mera Halstead
Drakeman Wickarsharm
Leeuw
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Syenringer
Leobard Jones
Tob
Allen
Michigan
Harry Aiken
HG Margie
Colorado Midland Road
George ‘Taylor
Itu Grand
Lauda
Tommy Sutherfard
Roswell
Rock Island Happenings Among Men at Horton
Horton reports reshuffles and relocations among Rock Island men. J M McAdowis is succeeded by Mr Hout in Superintendent Studer's office. Henry Tamblyn becomes a new hustler at the Rock Island Yardhouse at Armour. Albert Friar started as a machinist apprentice in the shops. Conductor George Push and family visited from Council Bluffs to attend the 20th. Brakeman George Harris now at Trenton. Clarence Hoekman from Fairbury attended the Horton celebration and is roundhouse foreman at that point. J W FitzGibbon celebrated Horton’s birthday at Serenton Pa and received many congratulations from Horton clients. A Sebrant, former roadmaster at Horton, is now roadmaster for a town division at Davenport. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen discussed draining the charter in mourning for Henry Munders. Conductor Guy Todd returned from Missouri due to sickness of his day, then was recalled by telegram.
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J.M. McAdowis
Hout
Studer
Henry Tamblyn
Rock Island Youldhouse
Armourdiate
Albert Friar
George Push
Council Bhrifa
George Harris
Trenton
Clarence Hoekman
Fairbury
J. W. FitzGibbon
Horton
Serenton
A. & Sebrant
Hock
Davenport
Henry Munders
Guy Todd
Missouri
Remedy for Diarrhoea and Cholera Promised in Times Editorial
A Times editorial highlights a cholera and diarrhoea remedy and cites testimonials from readers including O. R. Moore of Suki and Conrad Stange of Pierz. The piece notes praise for the treatment’s effectiveness and warns about counterfeits while listing testimonials and endorsements from local readers.
Man With a Hoe Acquitted After District Court trial
Gus Counter, a local resident, used a hoe in a dispute with neighbor Thomas Mahanna over garden dirt on Davies Street last May. The jury found Counter not guilty, ruling he swung the hoe to oppose a spade rather than to assault.
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Edward Matkhai
Gus Counter
Matanna
Davies Street
Mahanns
Counter
Mahatia
Federal officers praised after accounting review in Topeka
General Pavey reports that 2 special examiners and an accountant from the federal government have finished an examination of the accounts and business transactions of federal officers in Topeka for the preceding month. He says the accounts are in first class condition and all officers are efficient.
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Bank of Circleville Seeks Stay in Receivership Fight
Bank directors ask Bank Commissioner Breidenthal to suspend receiver proceedings for a few days to pursue funds to repay creditors in full. The commissioner took charge last week. cashier Roy Hoffhiner is jailed and legal action toward appointment of a receiver proceeds. A list of names and unsettled details follow in the chaotic report.
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Yarnell
Simon Fair
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W. Stara
Ruae E. Wilson
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Marshall's Bend Ww) Concert Promises Interesting Program
Local note explains Marshall's Bend Ww) will render an interesting program at their concert tomorrow afternoon. The item mentions a German salve remedy well known to horsewives, claimed to cure sores, bruises, and swelling, with a warning about its safety.
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Bend Ww
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