Sugar for all plants expands with new tasteries planned
Numerous facilities in Attica Medicina Lodge Spivey Liberal and Meade Center announce expansion and new tastries. A former Wichita man reportedly ends his life in Fort Worth Texas while an Oklahoma prospector’s disappointment surfaces in Kansas capital notes. Weather bulletin from Ontice Kansas reports warm but variable conditions with winds and rising humidity. forecaster references past temperatures and a DC observer.
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Medicina Lodge
Spivey
Liberal and
Meade Center
Fort Worth
Tex
Suiside
Winfield
Oklahoma
Kanass
Sugar Factories and Economic Hopes Rise in Kansas
Kansas sugar inspector B Cowell reports several new mills under construction or planned this year. Ness City and Medicine Lodge factories expand capacity, Attica builds sugar works, Liberal and Spivey vote for sugar ventures, and a statewide experiment program will send a superintendent to observe and report to the agricultural department.
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Torres
Kan
Attica
Mente Center Fe
Agd- Maaiine
Mentis Experimental Works
Seana
Fant
Agricultural Department
Stables Burned In Paola Kansas Fire Destroys Vehicles Horses
Paola Kansas reports a blaze at F. B. Stem’s bus and transfer stables at 5:20 pm. All vehicles were saved, one horse survived, but thirteen horses perished in the fire. Also notes on Washington appointments and Northwestern flour output trends.
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Paola
Kan
F. B. Stem
Refused Answers Mark Fed Court in April Session Drama
In a Syracuse style April session a jury panel faced questions put by Prosecution and defense. The court adjourned with several witnesses declining to answer and a lineup of indictments listed against local figures, including ballot tampering allegations in White River Township. The Sullivan benefit drew a packed crowd at the Gasine in Etbrook with master of ceremonies Steve ODeo presiding. Local bouts opened the event, culminating in a lively crowd reaction to Sullivan’s appearance and the program’s end amid cheers and shouts of praise.
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Arasil
C. Mees
Morcilltown
Naule
Cadmir
Dfen
Baylor
Merlin
Pfam
Pigestyle
Peters Grand Jury
J. Darton
Richart” Haight Alt Hobert Anthony Tulay
Tala M. Clayton
CR Breckinridge
Tailor Hex
White River
Wondrul County
Sullivan
Benet
Jobin
Gasine
Etrook- Iyh
Everstody
Ibn Ree
Aeutou
Azlin
Astitan
Thes
Tami
New Trans Missouri Hallway Association Names Chairman
William Urea Fin eS, a Denver Trinidad & Galveston agent, is appointed and accepted as chair of the Trans Missoun Hallway association. He departs for Kansas City to assume duties at the headquarters this Saturday. A murder verdict is reported in New York as James Sue faces trial for Weary Miller’s death at a Coney Island resort.
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Jesse Wilhson
Samuel He Werrick
John Aptorest
Michael Cstaner
William M. Lorre
Eas Nid C McGee
Leads Michaels
Alvig
Batty
John Float
Shep Rickanteus
George Hopkins
Fort Worm
1 Rawgle
Wultiire
Francia
Missouri
Allen
St. Louis
Washington
Wastixetox
William Stone
Iowa
General Land Office
Frank M. Smith
Maryland
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Gilegner
Sullivan
Ohio
W. H. Knight
Nashville
W. B. Cooley
Pennsylvania
Segtinent
Joseph Rey
Wloy
Lafayette Col
Easton
Willis Sweet
Idaho
United States
Jamies TE. Wardle
New York
Camas
Wardle
Wall
Transmissouri
Dpeyrs
William Urea Fines
Ghberefreicht
Denver
Trinidad & Galveston Rand
Trans
James Sue
Oklahoma City Opening Produces Widespread Dissatisfaction
The day after opening, residents including Geral Weaver Sidney Clark and Captain Couch pushed new survey hopes as growth boomed with frame buildings and banners. Thomas O Neal, first death tied to opening, died of brain fever after traveling from Colorado to file a claim. Reports describe rapid homestead rushes, provisional city government formation, and intense demand for land as citizens seek corner lots and quick improvements.
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Andittle
Geral Weaver
Sidney Clark
Captain Couch
Oklahoma
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Couch i
Guthrie
Oklahoma Times
Bank of Oklahoma
Thomas O'Neal
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Grannth
Iwen Field
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Aprington, O
Elialaut
Linn
S Anderyon
Botaparte
Dream Land
OkhwWorna
Cherokee Strip
Oklahoma Guthrie siege and rail disaster crisis report
Reports from Guthrie describe a harsh siege as fleeing residents seek shelter in wagon trains. Train crowds stretch from Guthrie toward Arkansas City amid storms and dust, with officials scarce and rail service unable to meet urgent needs.
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Willow Springs
Diamond Bar Ranch
Guth
Guthrie
Jota
Ann
Arkansas City
Marshala Needles
Jones
Mien
Chukch Otroles Uaed? Criminal Trial Shocked City
A garbled report recounts a sensational trial involving Mrs Kirke, editor of the Chicago Oracle, and her alleged accomplices in a murder case. The piece describes arrests, a dramatic courtroom sequence, and a verdict related to a previous shooting.
Great Reduction Sale At Lewis Co Boots Shoes and Slippers
Reported items include a death by own action in Bridgeport and a long, fragmentary account of a community meeting and sensational notes about suicides. The piece weaves notices of a secular brigade, a Mayoral or city context, and references to local merchants. It references Julia Kienay and names several individuals in a chaotic, garbled form.
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Mann
London
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N. Main Street
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Cone
Bridgeport
Leif Jokinsty
Metiber
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Albee
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Paaker
Cones Eal
Willham
Friends of the
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Weat Steatiud
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Suipetie Sleevtay
Pemeiee GS Teawas
Kenya
Gielen
Liewer
Food for Reflection on Medical Knowledge and Kidney Disease
A World news critique questions doctors knowledge and urges caution in treating illness. It cites arsenical poisoning cases in Boston and Somerville kidney disease warnings. The piece argues kidney disease underlies many symptoms and endorses Warner's Safe Cure as a timely remedy.
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New York World
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Betz
Humanity
Warner
Letter from Colonel Dudley Reveals Political Strain and Accusations
A jagged, partially legible missive attributed to Colonel W. W. Dudley to Samuel Van Pelt is published, portraying frustration with President and administration. The draft criticizes copperheads, accuses rebel sympathy, and mentions planned publication of the letter to expose political tensions.
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Selene
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Saxe
Beleeraphel
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Stevens
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Anderean
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Mirus
Iy Lowe
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Tata
Gauseniantry
Ieee
Philadelphia Store Special Drive on Silks and Hosiery
A Philadelphia store advertises Indies hose in solid colors fancy and black plus pin stripes at 16 cents a pair. Silk yardage includes 13 pieces surabs two cents, silks at 1.25 yard now offered to close stock. Also 9 and 5 cent challies and Australian crepes ten cents a yard. Silk sun umbrellas priced at 98 cents though rival stores post 1.59.
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