Wichita Growth Promises Rise With Capital Arrivals
Wichita faces a booming year as ten thousand more residents join, capitalists push new works and rail connections, and the Barton Iron Works expands to a two million dollar capital. The report projects rapid growth, dozens of new enterprises, and a sustained city-wide revival centered in Wichita Kan.
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Joint Proof and Arrests in Kansas City Area
Kansas brief notes report Pastor J W Anderson of Conway Springs denied claims about aiding liquor prosecutions. County Attorney Grider examined the pastor and found no basis for prosecution. The piece also mentions expelled Methodist members and tensions with an associate preacher.
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Raid on house nets thieves in Ocouto Kansas
Lt Detective O J Hreligh City Marshal Kasdale and Sheriff Townley led a raid on a house in Ocouto to seize stolen goods linked to a weeks long railcar theft ring from Kansas City and points west. A fierce struggle ensued with armed suspects, several captured, but one escaped. women fought with knives and razors.
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Johinson
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Ratna City
Emporia
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McGlynn splits United Labor ranks in New York race
The Times reports McGlynn’s speech at Pythagoras hall on Thursday igniting a split within the United Labor party. The priest appears aligned against McGlynn, with factions anticipated to unite with either Geyrz or McGiron as political maneuvering intensifies amid broader labor politics.
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Nebraska beet sugar plans spark Grand Island venture
Nebraskans led by Ted ernimi of Grand Island organize a beet sugar factory after a Canadian machinery purchase trip. The venture forms a Grand Island company to grow beets and produce sugar, with prior plant experiences cited and trade talk about crossing state lines. An insane prisoner escape in Missouri and other brief items follow in this mixed Nebraska and national wire service output.
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Reading strikes investigation stalls in Capitol Budget
Capital Budget dispatches report a delayed quorum as the house special committee considers the Reading strikes. Witness John Lee of Philadelphia says no strike occurred, only a lockout, with five crews discharged at Port Richmond. Swelgart faces questions about contract compliance while unions press for settlement and Corbin proposes a remedy tied to coal prices. Separately, the Ways and Means Committee notes tariff bill shaping slowly, with free list debates ongoing. A Pacific railroad inquiry is set to begin hearings in February.
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SAVATION ARMY FACES TURMOIL AT RALEIGH STRONGHOLD
In Kingston North Carolina on February 1 the Salvation Army faces internal strife as a convert Harris, drink and threat to kill his wife prompts police and army officers to intervene. A private patrol and sentry prevent further violence in a scene that unsettles the local Salvation Army base.
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