Snoddy Sets Sights on United States Senate Bid
Col James D Snoddy of Linn County announces candidacy for United States senator to succeed W A Harris. He claims no political culture and vows to serve only patriotism, not party interests, if elected, while his stance sparks debate amid Kansas Republican politics and county committee maneuvers.
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Plessanton
Kas
D. Snoddy
United States Senghr
W. A. Harris
Baoddy
Fas
Cae Patey Linn County
Alexey Caldwell
United
Coldy
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Stover
Kelly
Miami County
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Chicago
Kelly Aresas
Charles N. Peck
Cloud County
Northern
Kansan
Peck
Hoge County
Gomer Davies
Davies
M. Spaulding
Tcket
Mr. Peck
United States Senate
Wade Mercy
Wise Ens
Snow at Sylvan Grove Weather Log Fragment
Fragmentary weather bulletin listing early morning temperatures for multiple cities on September 3. Reads like a regional weather snippet with numbers for New York, Romton, Philadelphia, Washington, Ohio, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, and Tallis, among others, but many entries are garbled.
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New York
Romton
Philadelphia
Washington
Ohio
Minneapolis
Cinmetl
Tallis
Out of Coal Hospitals in NYC Face Famine Threat
New York City hospitals near coal shortage with one institution able to last only a week. Prices at $21 as imports from Wales and France approach. Orders placed this week for 25,000 tons to avert disruption.
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New York City
Coal Shortage Grim for New York Hospitals Patients
City hospitals face coal shortages as supply dwindles. Hood Wright, St. Luke's, and St. Mary's report limited tonnage and rising fuel costs, with 25 tons at St. Mary’s and only enough coal to last days. Officials note ongoing support from charities prevents real loss, while sidewalK thefts rise as residents strip sidewalks for fuel amid a broader fuel crisis.
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Hood Wright
Fiera Ie
Boston
Astagor Cabling Bis
Common Council
Truesdale
W. H. Truendale
Delaware, Ore Wanna & Western
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Times
Washington Conference on Coal Strike At White House
Washington reports a high level meeting at the temporary White House with President Coolidge and top officials discussing the coal strike and fuel shortages. The talks included Attorney General Knox, Secretary Moody, Postmaster General Payne, and Governor Crane of Massachusetts. Participants offered no official statements, citing the complex and urgent situation and possible moves to curb the strike.
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Cial
White House
Knox
Moody
Payne
Crane
Massachusetts
Massachusette
Root
New York
Lung
Hints Crookedness in New York Immigration Report
The annual report of the Commissioner of Immigration at the port, William William, was sent today with the secretary of the Treasury. The document criticizes the appointment of the chief inspector and alleges arbitrary labeling of immigrant names and detention of individuals with large sums of money without reason.
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New York Immigration Commissioner
New York
William Williama
Secretary of the Treasury
Hota
Merger Talks Delayed Between Washburn and Medical College
Board trustees of Washburn and the Kansas Medical College discuss a merger as delays persist. A committee, led by Dr. Minney and others, will draft stipulations likely affecting Washburn and the Medical College terms. Officials note meetings were hampered by trustees not in town simultaneously.
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Kansas Medical
Battman
E. Mloney
W. FP. Schoch
Board ‘of Trustees
Medical Wil
Prigay
Minney
The
Medics College
Wash
Dr. Minney
Medical College
Washburn Board of Trustees
R. S&s. Magee
Bsrt Greenwood
Washburn College
Nine Governors Arrive for Louisiana Purchase Exposition Site Talks
Nine state governors and federal representatives gather in St Louis to allot sites for Tulane and the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Despite bad weather, ceremonies proceed with tours by trolley cars to the fairgrounds. Each state delegation outlines acceptance speeches as Missouri, Louisiana, and Texas claim their sites.
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Bt Louis
1 Tech
Thie Moraine Immmbern
Laclede Building
Missouri
Louisiana
Texas
Big Bill Deverly Opens Gubernatorial Debate at Democratic Convention
The Minnesota Democratic state committee placed the Ninth assembly district delegation on the temporary roll as William Deverly and others were named contestants. John B. Stanchfield served as temporary chairman as speeches condemned the McKinley administration, urged anti trust curbs, and argued for a Cuba policy and tariff reform while detailing wartime costs and taxation figures.
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Saratoga
Mih
Sept. C
Ninth Assembly District
New York
Frank J. Goodwin
William & Deverly
D. B. Aye
William S. Devary
John B. Stanchneld
Elmira
Collis
McKinley
Philippines
Democratic Party
Cuba
Landers
Republica Sol
Fonter
Van
Chen
Ap- Beumaret
Bevo 34 Beverages Highlight Trade Board Efforts
Bevo 34 and LCT teams push coverage in five minutes from 90 3 96, noting beverages and Hewat and Hoard of Trade members involved in the discussion.
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Bevo
Fiers Ete Hewat
Power cut disrupts New Orleans streetcar service
In New Orleans on September, an arc cut power at the Arabella barn station of the street railway, halting cars as crews connected a single circuit to outside lines. Power loss crippled the business district towers and traffic moved via shuttle or alternative routes while repair crews work to restore the feed.
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Sept
New Orleans Street Railway
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Yentenda
Aumall
Dows
Inauguration Day for President Plass at Washburn
President Plass inauguration events described with invited guests arriving in Topeka and Washburn College plans. The afternoon program features a board address, speeches by Rev Cordley and Dr Frayer, and a benediction. Evening address by Charles F. Thwing at the First Presbyterian Church on the role of Christian colleges in American life.
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Norman D. Pam
Plass
Washburn
Meisso
Washburn Chapel
Plasseal
Comemunity
Musto
Adress
Richard Cordley
Lawrence
Norman D. Frayer
Aibart Bushnell
Charles FE. Thwing
Western Serve University
Cleveland
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
Miles at Presidio Review of Troops in Full Dress
San Francisco September 1 troops at the Presidio were reviewed by Lieut. Gen Miles assisted by Major Gen Husnes in full dress. The military display drew thousands. Commanders included Col Rawles with artillery and The Seventh Infantry under Col Coolidge. The Thirteenth Red Nineteenth Thirteenth under Rice and others formed the second line before Gen Miles praised the troops.
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Miles
Husnes
Slam
Rawles
Sherr
C. We ‘Toone
Seventh Infantry
Coolidge
Molen
Look to Wolverine Gare Madison Wit Rept M With the
Fragmentary notice describes wartime necessity and faults in a game with Lawrence. It mentions four more men to be taken table tomorrow and agreement on time. Local names and exact details are unclear due to OCR.
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Madison
Wit
Lawrence
Train Wrecking Suspect Spikes Fish Plate to Rail
A lone suspect planted a fish plate on the rail causing a derailment scare. Investigators cordoned the line, no injuries reported, and authorities pursued leads to identify the responsible party.
Plan Fails as Strikers Face Rail Task Force
Deputies from Mount Carmel Pennsylvania report six companies of the Fourth regiment arrived from Lebanon and Harrisburg to reinforce Shamokin division of the Reading railway. Troops were ordered to enforce calm as strike leaders claim increased hiring harms coal traffic amid efforts to secure a permanent camp site for soldiers.
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Anton
Ue Baileg
Alice Tunak
Toe Sewall
Shamokin
Ee ‘& Reading Railway
Mount Carmel
Col O'Nat
Allentown
Lebanon
Harrinburg
Rendini
Morttreant
Godin
Sihewai
Delays Set In Contempt Hearing In Judge Orr Court
Delays cited as Judge Orr orders contimianne with both sides' counsel meeting behind closed doors in the judge's chamber. After two hours of talks no decision was announced. A contempt of search issue and executor bearing centering the case were noted as proceedings continued this morning.
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Ore Orr
Orr
Poe
Mills Store News Semi Annual Millinery Opening Delayed
Mills store announces the semi annual millinery opening will defer until the new building is ready. Paris pattern hats will be shown in great variety with elegant designs. Our Own Work Rooms aim to surpass other millinery artists in Topeka and the Middle West. Visit the millinery department for a rewarding experience.
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Paris
Topeka
Middle West
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