Topeka coal committee wins release from railroads
Charles L. Mitchell of Topeka led a citizen committee to Chicago to secure coal released from railroads for local light power and heat needs. Ten cars, a ten day supply, were freed by Santa Fe, with railroads in Kansas holding 201 cars as of November 23.
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Topeka
Kan
Charles L. Mitchell
Chicago
Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas
Sousa Band to Perform at Robinson Gymnasium December 16
Lieut John Philip Sousa and his renowned band will give a concert at Robinson Gymnasium on Monday afternoon December 16. Reserve seats are on sale at Round Corner Drug Store and the Business Office. Also notes about Topeka conference, window glass from windshields, local ads, and a brief community update accompany the page.
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John Philip Sousa
Sousa
Bis
Robinson Gymnasium
Round Corner
Boy holds sinise for other at Central Park game
Found a skid chain on Mass. Owner may reclaim by paying for this ndv. The message notes a boy who held the sinise for the other boy during a football game at Central Park on Tuesday evening and asks to leave glasses at the YMCA at once.
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Central Park
Mass
Entrained Miners and Guards Listed Night After Night
Long roster details men of Company F and Company B South Kansas Infantry. names include Captain Frank E. Jones and 2nd Lt W. F. Craig Kennedy, mess sergeants, supply clerks, cooks, mechanics, and numerous privates with ranks from sergeant to private first class. attached regimental bugler Earl Cafferty noted.
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Frank E. Jones
Clarence GC. Stewart
Lathrop B. Read Jr
Albert A. Gish
John W. Swisher
Edward C. Peterson
Charles W. Kasinger
Christian 8. Freark
William K. Lowman
Ralph E. Brooks
Joseph H. Nevin
James F. Riley
Myron L. Dickx
Dewey Shillerton
Prescott Underwool
James M. Roper
Horseshoer
Eli Schneck
Carl A. Meyers
Floyd McDonald
Preble P. Pettit
Edgar
Clarence J
Fox
Charles E
House
Leonard
Hubbel
Ralph
Weber
Joe
Ambler
Harry J
Anderson
Charles A
Berger
Julius G
Carrier
Thomas L
Daniels
Howard
Dodson
Glasco
Fred H
Graham
Robert L
Gray
Paul Wi
Griges
Eddie E
Harbour
Bert F
Kerns
William J
Lout
Leroy Y
Lybarger
Harmon H
Marlowe
Harold A
McNeill
John D
Charles C
Roberts
Elmer J
Thiry
Clifford H
Tuttle
Arthur E
Wells
Leslie O
Winters
Marry X
South Kansas Infantry
Samuel I. McKine
W. F. Craig. Kennedy
Romeo E. Cox
Nelson S. Piper
Thomas W. Patchen
J. D. Zwicky
John R. Bell
Harry E. Neufstifter
Charles F. Noble
John H. Parker
Henry Kline
Lawrence BE
Viseux
William G. Brooks
Joseph F. Newman
Francis F. Dietrich
Ralph EF. Kieffer
Leland B&b
William A. Becher
Harold F. Brockett
Charles J. Burns
Jesse Brooks
Charles C. Bunker
John A. Cain
Harry ©. Childers
John L. Cooper
Dan E. Dahlene
E. G. Dunigan
W. H. Dietrich
Harvey W. Elston
William H. Elston
Charles F. Fearing
William A. Felt
Calvin Fields
James L. Fults
Floyd Garber
John P. Gregg
Paul M. Helwig
Alva T. Hodges
Z. W. Holt
William S. Howlet
William T. Hewant
Ames G. Kelly
George H. Kirby
Albert H. Krause
Jacob M. Lane
Arthur D. Longfellow
Floyd D0. Maynard
James C. Muller
Lewis Mole
Dan R.moore
Guy. Z. May Alva_ J. Norse
William R. Orender
Lawrence D. Palmer
Dan D. Perrick
Ralph F. Pentlin
Leroy E. Perkin
Leslie A. Price
George Reynolds
Earl W. Ropel
Samuel Runkle
Charles S. Russell
Wilder S. Raybourn
John W. Schrimplin
Paul L. Stunz
Daniel A. Showalter
John W. Warner
Glen W. Watkins
Wesler R Weovil
James W. Weesle
Maywood R. Zigmerman
Earl Cafferty
Miss Louise Knopp Returns Home From Visit
Miss Louise Knopp returned to her home at Bismark this morning after visiting Miss Ethel Smith here. Adv on Kew valley Creamer butter.
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Louise Knopp
Bismark
Ethel Smith
Storm center in case against Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Miss Fay Lubin becomes storm center in the case against the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America as legal action unfolds. The proceedings focus on labor dispute matters with Lubin at the heart of the controversy.
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Chicago
Fay Lubin
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Saisie
Crusade Against Tuberculosis Led In This County
The Kansas Tuberculosis Association appeals for voluntary support from Dec 3 to 10 to fund efforts against tuberculosis. President S. J. Crumbine cites no drive but a spontaneous fund campaign with Red Cross Christmas Seals and Health Lends bonds, directing contributions to Topeka and county chairs.
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Kansas
S. J. Crumbine
Kansas State Tuberculosis Association
Topeka
Kan
Red Cross
Charles H. Jeriigo
Mills Bullting
Kansas Teachers Hear Anti Tuberculosis Crusade Plans
State Teachers Association meetings outline how educators can support the National Tuberculosis campaign. Speeches by R H Timmins, Lewis, Dr Edmund F Kulp, and D M Bowen urge prevention through education and funding via Red Cross Christmas Seals and Health Certificates. Contributions fund county efforts with bonds available in multiple denominations.
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Kanaas State Teachers’ Association
Kansas State Tuberculosis Association
Kansas
Wichitd
R. H.timmons
Chase
Salina
Lewis
Hayes Normal School
Topeka
Edmund F. Kulp
First Methodist Church
Pittsburg
D. M. Bowen
State Manual Training Normal School
National Tuberculosis Association of
New York City
United States
National Educational Association of the United States
Kulp
Red Cross
Charles H. Serrizo
Mills B
City Hall Bacteriology Staff Returns to Work
Miss L C Moore returns to her duties in the city hall bacteriology department after several days illness. Linnie Sheets comes back to Indepentincée Kansas from holidays at home. The city commission met to approve bills and review fuel concerns. William Rocking visited his son George Docking at Western Military Academy in Alton Illinois.
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L. C. Moore
Linnie Sheets
Jto
Indepentincée
Kansas
William Rocking
Alton, Illinois
George Docking
Western Military Academy
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