Prorating Grain Shipments Halted by Santa Fe Line
The Santa Fe will not prorate on eastern grain shipments, effective March 15, as the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Road refuses to prorate with rival lines for shipments originating to points east of the Mississippi north of St Louis. Through water or grain will be quoted only if the entire haul remains on its line. Water line boundary governs.
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Santa Fe
Crycaco
Atchison, Tojetes & Sante Fo
Moti
Midgley
Western Freight Association
Tnto
Missouri River
Mississippi River
St Loui
Washiseros
Supreme Court of the United States
Justee Mlarekfond
Atsoplatt
Clicuit Court
Nebraska
Thetans Jeffries
East Omaha Land Company
Ontaria
Leaka
Sepater Delph
Anwessors
J. M. Salmon
Ee W. Goodman
Prof Beil
Staford
Fitlee
Special Sale March 14 Items and Bargains
Ribbon bundles priced at 25 cents per 1000 yards, ribbon worth 60 to 75 cents, 50 dozen ladies black lisle gloves valued 25 to 33 cents, 100 0 beaded wraps offered at 3.50, selling for 1.89. J B Fox will stay in New York all spring seeking bargains.
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J. B. Fox
New York
Murder and robbery cited in Illinois river tragedy
The body of Bernhard Junghans, a wealthy Peoria German, was found in the Illinois river. Coroner’s verdict: murder and robbery. Police hunt Link Hummel, Bill Key, and two suspects who fled via a sewer trap. Harmell and Luckey are wanted on sight. Junghans planned to sail to Germany, had $2.50, and was 50 years old.
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Soag
Illinois River
Bernhard Junghans
Peoria
Germany
Link Hummel
Bill Key
Junghans
New York
Harm
JAIL NOW Kassas Cry charged with property fraud
In Chicago today Kassas Cry, Mo, was arrested for aging defrauding John and Johanus Sweeney of 100000 in real estate in Kassas city. The property at the corner of Eighteenth and Grave was bought about twenty five years ago. The will dispute and attempted deed fraud are described along with investigations by Chief Speers and results of grand jury actions.
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Kassas
Oweh
Notary Public Rusk
Lake
Speers
Bongut
Tomorow
March report shows huge corn stock and tight wheat export supply
The Agriculture Department's March statistics record corn in hand at a record high for March and wheat stocks well below surplus in Western states. It notes limited remaining exportable supply, high prices needed to move reserves, and ongoing debates on farmer relief and meat inspection for export.
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Wasatos
Department of Agriculture
TSS
Ohio
Michigan
Missouri
Kawaits
Hie
Rocky Mountains
Nome
Government loans on real estate debated in Senate
Senator Stanford urged a government loan program using real estate as security to boost farm prosperity and employment, arguing government loans at low rates could energize the economy. The resolution, supported by debate on inflation and export issues, was sent to the Committee on Finance for further action.
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Washington
Stanford
Committee of Finance
United States
Committee On Finance
Plumb
Secretary of the Interior
Union Pacific Land Great
Alan
Indiana
Indian Territory
Sherman
Wlondar
Aanderson
Great Britain
McPlatt
Pott
New York
Allison
Telier
Fénsinois
Higgine
Senate
Jones
Arkansas
Higgus
Jones’ Sperch
House Committee
Eery
Font Committee
Ameri—ican
Bedloes
Washington Taquaduct
Laces
Iowa
Clapton
Buckinridge
Lacey
Breckinridge
Payson
Illinois
Oklahoma Territory
Cattlemen Gather for Interstate Convention Opened
Delegates arrive as cattlemen from Kansas Texas and Indian Territory convene to address depressed livestock markets. Open discussion on opening Cherokee Strip to settlement and transportation rates fears frame talks. Local elections and county offices also figure in notes from the gathering.
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Tex
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Cherokee Strip
Indian Territory
Cotaste
Burke
Arkanees City
C. L. Brown
Concordia
Joan A. Bour
Caldwell
Bo AL Berry
Maryeville
J. H. Crane
C. W. Campbell
Bo H Campbell
MC Campbell
Wichita
Charles Collins
Hutchinson
Joe Fields
Alma
A. G Forney
Bell Plaine
Alewsne der Finch
Barlingame
Bat Goterior Fine
W. Glick
Atchison
J. Ezrear
Empot
Hanna
Howard
Hatton
Kiowa
Dh Pugh
Independyyes
H Streeter
Kinwas
M. Fi
Snyilor
Arekanes
B. Tins
Topeka
W. H. Wofis
Wellington
I Weieh
Kansasity
SC. Waite
Higin
John T. White
Ads
Kaus
A. J. Cox
Cantonment
Zachariah Mathall
Alfred
Boycotting the Roads in Texas Cattle Freight Rates
From Waxahachie Texas reports warn that at least a thousand head of steers will be driven to Indian Territory as cattlemen protest high freight costs. The plan follows similar routes along the Texas Pacific Railway but a boycott of rail shipment may occur if rates do not fall toward road-droving costs.
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Texas
Tadge Shakelford
Waxifouxe
Tex
Indian Territory
Levi
Catelle Cormpasy
Abe Guiner
Ely
Texas Tacitie
Government Can By Mistonen LT March 6 A Question
A government measure in the Indian Territory faced quick critique from Judge Sheckinford as authorities propose penalties up to 100 per cent for grazing infractions. The case involves the interpretation of property rights and the authority of future regulatory actions.
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Mistonen
Jedge Sheckinford
Elie
Lanie Wikbous
Death in St Louis crowded school event noted
Seemingly erroneous OCR text reports the death of a superintendent of a county school during a Friday race event in St Louis. The article describes a funeral plan, mentions his survivors and notes school reactions and community actions, with several garbled phrases about local officials and ongoing arrangements.
Hallowell Interviewed on Kansas Race and Local Politics
Coronel J Hallowell of Wichita visits Topeka and backs Peters loss in Seventh District race. Mentions Judge Wall withdrawal and Hallowell’s bid for attorney general. Notes other local figures and political maneuvers amid Kansas campaign chatter.
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Kansas
Coronel J . Hallowell
Wichita
Peters
Kauss
Judee Wall
Hallowell
Seighwick
Allianer
Tan Alliasem
Mn Aeel
AW. Smit
Farnit
Senith
Melber
Govarnor Ethie Phey Oo
Nice
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Cole & Jones
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Zandbar
East Afric Company
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Perry Pater
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Flack
James A. Placa
William J. Flack
Joseph Weeks
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Peete Wiotce
Plack
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Sheetz
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Heckie
Dookkeeper
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Crop Statistics
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Agricultural Department
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American Tinister Leon
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Rasses Opry
Kollutt
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