The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-08-14
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Hutchinson is offered an automobile
service to compete with its street rail-
way.
For once IN its history the flowers in
the Kansas CAPT tol grounds are look
ing fine.
Cletopa will hold its tenth annual
reunion of soldiers and sailors Septem-
Der 1920.
The 22nd regiment, Kansas volun-
teers, will hold a reunion at Hiawatha
on August %.
There were several cases Of prostra-
ton by heat in Topeka on August /,
but no deaths
The Kansas University expects a
very large attendance during the COM
ing school year
Burglars blew up the safe in the
Rock Island depot at Sabetha but Sc
cured no money.
Mrs George Knots, of Coffeyville,
is suffering from red pepper thrown
into her eyes by a burglar
The 18th annual convention of the
Emporia District Epworth League was
held last week at Cottonwood Falls
c. Rohrer has been elected as trustee
of the Dillon schools in Dickinson
county to serve the 31st year consecu-
lively.
There is fierce scrap between the
Missouri and Kansas telephone com
pany and an independent company at
Ottawa.
Almost every candidate for import
ant Offices this year have newspaper
men for managers of their campaigns
This is true of both political parties.
Chas- Lloyd Preston, two months old.
has made deposit of SO in Wichita
savings bank, with instructions for it
to remain there until he is 21 years old.
F. r. Zacharias, of Harper, has re-
signed from the Hutchinson reforma-
rory board and Charles Hull, of Kir-
win, has been appointed to succeed
him.
An addition is to be built to the
Santa Fe round house at Emporia. and
the yards extended by building new
tracks, for which the rails are on the
ground.
The first night that the new Jail at
Emporia was occupied, the two prison
ers in it broke out an l left no address
These two jail birds were small, weak
women.
Henry Bailey, 50 years old, not many
years since a leading merchant of Fort
Scott, recently died in a small house
alone and penniless. He had been a
city charge for some time.
The managers of the state fair at
Hutchinson, to be held Sept 1910, are
providing shelter for swine, cattle and
horses, to accommodate the largest
number that can reasonably be expect
ed
Sam1 Oldham, Miami county farm
er sent Secretary Cobnrn a bunch of
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in length, the heads being from five to
eight inches long. The sheaf will go
to the st. Louis exposition.
The Retail Clerks union of Yelling
ton are boycotting certain merchants
who refuse to close their stores early
They are under the leadership of
walking delegate from Wichita. The
city authorities say the disturbance
must stop.
Two prisoners broke from the Leav-
enworth county Jail and secured a pis-
toll from farmer by telling him they
were officers in pursuit of escaped con-
victs. They tried to get another pistol
from Carl Deitsch and upon being re-
fused threatened to rob the house
Deitsch's 13-year-old son then shot one
of them dead with shotgun and the
other got away.
The weather over the state remained
around the 100 degree point, but hot
winds We're not prevailing to the in
jury of the corn crop, up to August 4.
Kansas has had fourteen United
States senators in the Al years during
which it has been a state. Lane and
Pomeroy have been succeeded in the
following line: Lane succession-Lane,
Ross, Caldwell. Crozier, Harvey,
Plumb, Perkins, Martin, Baker, Bur
ton Ten in all Pomeroy succession
Pomeroy, Ingalls,, PETER, Harris A
total of four
NJ NJ. Sherman has 3,7oo acres of
corn in Ellsworth county which he be-
lieves will yield so bushels to the acre
Dr. Frank Strong will be formally
inaugurated chancellor of Kansas
university during the week ending Oc-
tober Is President A. T. Hadley of
Yale university will deliver the inau-
gura1 address Educators of national
and international reputation will be
present. Graduates of the university
in all parts of the state and the United
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