Woman Smashed Glass in Topeka Bars Over Prohibition
Mrs Blanche Boles smashed $2000 worth of plate glass and mirrors in six Topeka bars with an axe in one morning claiming enforcement of prohibition laws failed. The attack followed a temperance meeting planning six volunteers. She is held in jail after previously horse whipping Mayor Parker over liquor issues.
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Topeka
Kans
Blanche Boles
Boles
Copeland Hotel
Young’s Drug Store
Russum's
the National
the Royal
the Palms
Nation
Parker
Blockade Raised on Venezuela Coast Report
London reports the British admiralty ordered lifting the blockade of Venezuela with action said to be mirrored in Berlin. Berlin notes Germany telegraphs for the coast blockade to end promptly, with full removal expected by Monday. Meanwhile Minister Bowen guarantees payment of German demands. Free embroidery lessons by Miss Watson announced for next week at WM Myers & Co.
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London
Venezuela
Berlin
Bowen
Miss Watson
WM. Myers 4 CO
Dr Barkwell Establishes Office at Keefe Building
A new medical office for Dr Barkwell opens in rooms 34 and 36 at the Keefe Building. Telephone contact listed as 155 Y. The notice promotes available services and consents for appointments via local directory.
Turb Investments Swindle Exacts Massive Loss Across Nation
Astounding reports from Chicago and other cities detail losses from get rich quick schemes totaling 7 million in Chicago alone and estimates of 40 to 60 million poured into turf investments and similar frauds. Authorities coordinate with postal officials as indictments loom. J Arnold and his St Louis manager remain missing amid ongoing grand jury probes.
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Chicago
E. J. Arnold Company
St. Louis
United States
Burton
Kansas
O'Neil
Arnold
St. Louia
J. Arnold
Ain
St. Louie
Senate
Honduras in turmoil as rebels entrench at Amapala
The steamer Acapulco reports Honduras revolutionists are entrenched at Amapala awaiting a government attack. The clash could trigger a wider Central American war with five republics involved.
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San Francisco
Acapuco
Honduras
Amapala
Central America
Sultan equips new army corps
Constantinople February 14 The sultan readies for potential war in Macedonia issuing orders for reserves to form a new army corps of twenty thousand with eight batteries. He has secured funds to purchase arms in Germany for the corps.
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Constantinople
Macedonia
Aix
Culian
Germany
Men Demand Work in Trafalgar Square Rally
Two thousand unemployed men gathered in Trafalgar Square demanding job opportunities. The event drew about two hundred police and around five thousand spectators as speeches urged action.
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London
Trafalger Square
Democratic Pow Wow at Jefferson Club Dinner
The Democratic legislators will be hosted by the Jefferson club of the city at Keefe hall Monday evening. The event includes a menu, music, speeches, and discussions of Democratic principles. Guests include Senators C. W. Bramel Albany County John W. Rogers Crook County and M. E. Harvey Sweetwater and Representatives Russell Uhler Crook D A Robertson Natrona D A Preston Sweetwater and John Nolan Weston.
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Jefferson Club
Keefe Hall
Wyoming
Tammany
C. W. Bramel
Albany County
John W. Rogers
Crook County
M. E. Harvey
Sweetwater
Russell Uhler
Crook
D. A. Robertson
Natrona
D. A. Preston
John Nolan
Weston
Fatal fire in Pittsburg leaves three dead
Pittsburg Pa February 14 An extensive fire today cremated one person and fatally burned two others seven buildings were destroyed. Ray Crage age 15 was cremated in his father's arms as he tried to rescue him. Mrs Crage and daughter were fatally hurt by jumping through windows. An earlier gas explosion nearby injured four men and killed one.
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Pittsburg
Tarentum
Ray Crage
Births not decreasing say census report
Washington reports the twelfth census shows birth rates rising slightly over the past two years with the largest gains in New England and New York. The article challenges claims of a decreasing birth rate in the United States.
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Washington
United States
New England
New York
William E. Stanley Named Commissioner to Negotiate with Five Tribes
President Roosevelt sent to the senate the nomination of William E. Stanley former Kansas governor to serve as commissioner negotiating with the Cherokees Choctaws Chickasaws Muskogees and Seminoles. Stanley retired as governor last month and works as an attorney in Wichita. The appointment follows Stanley withdrawing from the senatorial race and backing Senator-elect Long.
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Washingtin
Roosevelt
Senate
William E. Stanley
Kansas
Stanley
Wichita
Long
Paderewski Teases Kean In Polo Solo Pun
The New York scene recalls Paderewski joking with Foxhall Keene about their rival fields. The introducer notes friendship, Paderewski quips that Kean is a polo-playing dear soul while he is a dear Polo who plays solo.
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New York
Foxhall
Keene
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Paderewski
Kean
Polo
All Winter Goods Sold to Clear Stock
Retailer announces alll winter wares must go to make room for new stock. Lists discounted items including featherweight wrappers, waistsets, children jackets, and ladies jackets in multiple colors with prices and large reductions up to 25 percent off eastern cost.
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Cell
Wright Ladies
Walter R. Stoll Withdraws From Democratic Party
Cheyenne Wyoming February 9 1993 Walter R Stoll writes to Fred D Hammond chair of the Democratic State Central Committee announcing his withdrawal from the Democratic Party after years of affiliation. He criticizes lack of organization leadership and policy conviction while praising President Roosevelt.
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Walter R. Stoll
Democratic Party
F. D. Hammond
State Democratic Committee
Roosevelt
Democratic State Committee
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fred. D. Hammond
Democratic State Central Committee
Casper
Public views on party loyalty in Wyoming and national politics
A speaker ties his public party ties in Wyoming to national issues from 1876 to recent times. He accuses southern Democrats of sacrificing principles for local gain and criticizes Democratic mismanagement in New Jersey and Colorado, urging party reform and urging support for Teller.
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Wyoming
IPLE
Samuel J. Tilden
Electoral Commission
Hayes
Tilden
Samuel J. Tikien
New Jersey
Democratic Party
Democrats of
Colorado
Oath Party of
Teller
Mr. Teller
Wolcottiow
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