Investigation of Police Department Corruption in Kansas City
Outline reports an immediate start to an inquiry concerning corruption in the Kansas City police department. The item references proposals for 800000 feet of lumber and notes election results for the U.S. Senate race in Wisconsin with several candidates and percentages. Missouri senate extends fellow-servant law to mine operators. Professor George Sverdrup of Augsburg Seminary dies. The Army of the Potomac society marks its 37th annual reunion ending with a banquet.
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Kansas City
Isthmian Canal Commission
United States
Madison
Wisstel Stephenson
Cooper
Pseh
Hatten
Lenroot
Missouri Senate
George Sverdrup
Augshuro Seminary
Minneapolis
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Weather Forecast For Midwest States Tonight
Official forecast shows Illinois fair with continued pleasant conditions Indiana fair with cooler air in the south. Lower Michigan fair with fresh northly winds. Wisconsin fair and warmer in the west. Iowa rising temperatures.
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Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Wheat and Livestock Prices Across Markets May Report
Chicago May 3 quotes show wheat and corn prices with No. 2 red at 82 3/4 and No. 1 northern spring at 87 8/8 cents. Hogs receipts 19 000 with primed heavy at 6 52 6 05, cattle prime steers 6 35 6 60, lambs 8 50 8 70. East Buffalo reports mixed cattle and hog markets, with hogs down and sheep strong, veals at 7 00 7 25.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Sept Park
Northern
Choice Prairie
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Union Pacific reports two and a half billion rise in farm values
Chicago May 1 Union Pacific Railway issues a bulletin showing farm lands on or tributary to the railroad rose from 5 692 230 872 dollars in 1900 to 8 241 782 864 dollars five years later an increase about 45 percent. States and farming types with largest gains are listed with per cent increases and notes on irrigated and improved lands.
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Chicago
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming
California
Washington
Nebraska
Idaho
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Montana
Oregon
Crawfordsville Baseball Recap and School News
Crawfordsville defeated Washington 3 to 2 in a Friday afternoon baseball game played from 3 15 to 5 00. The return game was scheduled at Washington today. Gladys Maxwell and James Welch returned to school after brief absences. Ralph Orr visited Washington and was absent. Howard Huston and Harry Cotton were noted as returning soon.
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Washington High &Onoe! Can
Crawfordsville
H. Rhea
F. Huston
G. Brown
G. Weber
Bass
O. van Sant
Huston
BE. McFadden
E. Knutson
C. Rhea
Washington
J. Dye
W. Johnson
P. Richardson
R. Buckley
H. Dye
W. Goode
B. Wallace
H. Steck
D. Bell
Gladys Maxwell
James Welch
Ralph Orr
Howard Huston
T' Harry Cotton
Fragments Suggest Early 20th Century Medical Sale
OCR fragment mentions cured sprains and a product by Cook & Sher as a 18 cart sale. It is unclear but hints at medical cures and a treatment offered by a firm. No clear date, place, or full names beyond Cham berlain and Cook & Sher.
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Cook & Sher
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Oxford
Work & Meek
Chicago Grain
Pauls Lumber Company
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Union Pacific Railway
Union Pacific
News
Muscatine, Iowa
The
Travelers Insurance Co
Kelly Simplex
Poser
Cator
Kellys
Mason Transfer & Storage
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