Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Stockholders Meet
The annual stockholders meeting of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway was held in Parsons with 31 082 shares represented. Simon Stern was elected chairman and Leo Clark secretary. Directors named include Rudolph Mattinson Henry K ke William Dowd K Ellery Anderson Sam Bond Simon Stern and others. The executive committee reported on earnings and proposed debt scaling to stay within limits. State Firemen and Abstracters associations held meetings, electing officers and planning future events. Knights Templar conclave proceedings were reported with officer ballots and recognition of charitable efforts. A prominent Kiowa citizen, Riley Robinson, died, and various local notes covered weather crops crime and public notices.
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Parsons, Kan
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
Simon Stern
New York
Leo Clark
G. W. Hawk
F. H. Snyder
E. B. Stevens
Bond and Stockholders
H. K. Enos
H.C. Cross
George Eddy
J. Waldo
J. J. Frey
E. P. McDonald
J. C. Thompson
Sedalia
Rudolph V. Mattinson
Henry K. Ke
William Dowd
K. Ellery Anderson
Sam Bond
Jacob Dewusville
Natyl Sloan
George J Forrest
Herman Baltzer
Maynard C. Eyre
Ni York
Harrienjamin P. McDonald
F Lee Clark
Parsons
Thompson
John Hancock
Austin
Tex
State Society OF Abstracters
Suerte Rintealihh
Tate Kenaclan
Hirwaiyon
Kan
State Society of Abstenders
Board of Trade
W. T. Davis
Billesworth County
Firstce
George T. Pitts
Sameer County
Second View
J.T. Prine
Ducanelix
Tulebwuph
Seduwick
Fourth View
Dt A. May
Reng
Ei. McMeen
Byatt County
C. T. Brow
Witt Baker
Reno
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Haralort
Drodsary
HL Clark
Fraklin
Warnerable
Hasinias
Wichita
President and Attorney General Weigh Marshal Jones Case
The president and attorney general expressed mistrust of Marshal Jones. A dismissal seems likely soon as they discuss the matter, while Guthrin hosts a bar association meeting. The city wins a test case and Alird Organs notes a recent development as May 15 passes with no official action yet taken.
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Guthrin
Tess Qase
Alird
Wasnixeros
Marshal Jones
Eepart
Jones
Bar Association Formed Amid City Contention in Guthrie
In Guthrie Oklahoma about forty lawyers assembled at the Tunes Building to form a bar association and discuss motions tied to city affairs. The group split between seeking a stand against the city government and supporting conciliatory actions by mayor and council, while a few urged compromise to avoid undermining legal standards.
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Binet
Guthle
Guthrie
Bar Association
Mt Thret
Bar
Defand
Board of Arbitration
Rick Foreyer
Grant Stanles
T Cotte
Muskoxite
Swiss Valor and Neighbourly Resolve Through Centuries
A narrative recalls the enduring courage of a Swiss mountaineer and Switzerland’s steadfast neutrality. It argues that any attempt to subdue Switzerland would fail, preserving the confederation and its traditions of hospitality to those seeking refuge within its borders.
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Ines
Vetinns Im
Switzerland
Confederation
Stra
May eat beef import ban debate and Wabash sale ends
May 1 in Atany New York a dressed beef import prohibition debate failed in the assembly after a split vote as opponents argued constitutional questions. Elsewhere in Curcado the Wabash railroad east of the Mississippi saw bonds sold for 1800000 to Astley and Jos. for the Wabash Western purchasing commission. Senator Hale suffered serious injuries in a Los Angeles train wreck. Consolidation plans were urged in Lew, Kansas amid railroad wage discussions. A deadly family fight in Illinois left several injured and a convict in Texas was sentenced for manslaughter. News from New York, California, and Texas round out the day’s reports.
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Cine
Saxu
Ipasyine Jt
United States
Comilitatum
Xie
Declane
Faye Elim
California
Coloraia
Minneca
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Minsieippt
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Jackson
Mesery Astley and
Jos
Wabash Western
Lie River
United Graton Court
Messrs. Pluford
Willkie
Bal Hickson
Per Johnson
Jay
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