New York Divorce Case Involving Moore White
In New York on May 4 a contested divorce action proceeds between Olive Celeste Moore White of Isin Minnali and Archibald S White of Cincinnati. Desertion and neglect are cited. the couple, observed aboard a pier and at a hotel, discuss reconciliation and travel plans before the case moves forward.
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New York
Olive Celeste Moore White
Isin- Minnali
Archi+bald S
Witite
Anil
Local Board Plans Bond Issue to Refinance Warrants
A terse report notes the board voted to issue bonds totaling 33 000 to refinance unpaid warrants. The action aims to convert overdue warrants into bonded debt at six percent interest, with terms to be set and bonds issued to retire the older unpaid warrants.
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Boyds Hutchinson
Plusliiol
le Fire
Aires
Moatel Ag
Suburban Life May Mayhem in Summer Home Feature
May issue of Suburban Life highlights summer homes with guides on bun galows cottages and county houses. It includes descriptions of Swiss chalet style dwellings and a feature on remodelling Parisian summer homes with practical advice and illustrated pages.
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Eniithal
Oregon
Srehisert
New
Moghul
Charl
White
Couse
New Yorke
Resignation Sent In In New York May
Fragmentary notes indicate Mayor Gaynor faced pressure over a resignation demand during May in New York. The garbled text references an implied response about preferred actions and statements by Hyde amid the dispute.
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Ny York
Gaynor
Clel Agalecas
Aterlain
Hyde
Fiat
Organize Fly Swat Campaign Advances in State
A public health drive emerges with leaders including secretary of the Aba nhleatifn and others coordinating activities in Waaisie and Topeka. The plan envisions outreach to Dr Cynrubine, securing support for Tatple Ming, and a staged visit to promote the campaign with trips and demonstrations as fifty participants gather locally and prepare for broader rollout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oKunsus
Taiding
Crambinnys
Dhe Aba Nhleatifn Amd
Walter Brier
Lathe
Disies
Fey Seutaer
Cynrubine Steking
Ming Ageve Cynibine
Heen
Man
Ik Fur
Eis Barre
Wits
Topeka
Untitled note on farming and poultry in era of disease
Fragmented OCR text discusses chicken farming, hens, and poultry in a historical setting. Mentions vendors, farms, and a dated site with references to April. Includes scattered names and unclear phrases about livestock and blood cleansing practices.
Dyche Arrest Report Sparks Unclear Local Controversy
Fragmented OCR notes describe an arrest involving Dyche and mention a warden, possible permit, and an unnamed hospital or shelter context. The garbled text references a sparrow tale, a Patience or Martilewsone names, and a charity-related event with fines and housing issues, but details remain obscured.
Students Write Letters Demanding State Aid and School Reform
Readable fragments show students and local figures pressing for governor action on education. Letters from Noroutl area students protest ongoing school conditions and petition for reform to support prosperity and teacher pay. The Warkle incident and political figures are referenced as backdrop to the push for improved educational development.
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Apehits
Noroutl
Pirtetag Dnstivaien
Kansas Eggs Rise in Quality and Reputation
A Kansas egg bulletin notes nationwide recognition of improved quality and quantity. Department of Agriculture quotes James B K Downing, describing Kansas eggs as now on par with top states, with markets sending higher prices and producers forming new cooperative agreements to boost output.
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Kansas
Federal Department of Agriculture
James BK. Downing
Mielizan
Kansas EU
Veterans plan sail voyage from Minnesota to Florida
J J Chegin and Edward Gallup build a twenty four by five foot sail yaw to navigate the Missouri and Mississippi to the Gulf then to St Andrew's Bay Florida. They intend to travel entirely by sail with a stormproof cabin and provisions rooksers for a long voyage aided by wind over machinery.
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Leavenworth
Seares
Tippiness
J. J. Chegin
Edward Gallup
Missouri
Mississippi
Mexico
St. Andrew's Bas
Florida
Teast
Minneapolis
Gallup
Lavie
Wisean- PA
Died of Wounds After Accident and Fire
A man died from injuries after being beaten and struck by a load during a collision and ensuing fire. The incident occurred Saturday near a roadway, with authorities stating alcohol influence and blunt force caused fatal trauma.
Skeleton Found Near Creek In Junction City
Reverend M Vetter uncovers human skull and bones eight feet below a creek bank suggesting death by accident or foul play. A circular hole above the skull joins a peculiar stone shape, implying possible long burial washout near AlJuont, Pa.
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Junction City
Creek
Jonction City
Me. Vetter
Clark Reek Bueeh
Strom
Verter
Vetter
Burglary Report From Clifton Kansas May 46
A break in at the Rock Island depot in Clifton is reported with the money drawer contents stolen. The incident involved forcing a lock with a dented piece, and the vandal is described as temperamental. Local notes mention health concerns and skin issues.
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Clifton
Kan
Rockishind Depot
Sunita Nike
Wight
Boy fined for peace disturbance after shooting at father
John Parmenter, 19, fired two shots at his father B C Parmenter and was fined five dollars in police court for disturbing the peace. The father urged leniency, and the more serious charges were dropped. The youth warned that any further acts could trigger harsher penalties.
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Saliia
May J
John Parmenter
B.C. Parmenter
Oasis
Dlis
Lir
Lis
Saat
Iment
Mastil
Saad
Lim
Varmenter
Clay County residents plan three months abroad to England
May 4 report notes Walter Puel and family among about a dozen Clay county residents preparing to travel to England. They will leave in a few days for a summer visit to old homes and will stay about three months aboard the Maure. This is a local notice of international travel by county residents.
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England
Clay Center
Ohio
Walter Puel
Clay County
Europe
Oil Leak Report From Abandoned Oil Tank Scene
A damaged OCR note reports oil seen in an abandoned site near a well on May 4. Dispatches claim oil discovered in a store tank nearby after a pipe leak and tank repair work caused spraying and a loud disturbance at the scene.
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Havel Cile
Pice
Bowie
Motile Nee
Pleasant Grove Chronicle Social Notes and Visits
Pleasing scattered items show residents from Pleasant Grove and nearby areas visiting relatives and friends. Mrs Wa and Mrs Anders spend time with Mrs Wa Lawns. Foster and Clyde families travel to Belvoir for a quiet visit. Mr Gibbs Clive and Mrs Williams are noted with neighbors and local events.
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Pleasant Grove
Mes
Wat
Stubblefield
Anders
Lawns
Pittvadday
Bos Wy Titstayeek
Will
Foster
Clyde
Belvett
Will Foster
Stewie
Qaul
Grover Clvnehy
Williams
Seed Wheat Seeded for Kansas Farmers in Kansas State College Report
Kansas State Agricultural College reports over 250000 bushels of seed wheat distributed last year through the Department of Milling and Industry. Inspectors issued grower lists naming seed sources while prices ranged from four to 60 bushels per acre, with extra quality seed originating largely from the Kansas Experiment Station and Fort Ward station.
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Kansas
Department of Milling Industry
Kansas State Agricultural College
Fort Ward
Trey Dist
Lawrence Folks Visit and Meet in Kansas Towns
Local mentions describe Arthur Glathart and Minnie Rayne shopping in Lawrence with various names visiting towns like Topeka Muncie and Taare. Notes include Miss Myrile Transie from Muncie visiting friends and Ben Duncan and others in Lawrence on weekend excursions.
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Arthur Glathart
Lawrence
Moesihow
Rayne
Fen Kyle
John Baasis
Uiesemais Sandiy
Deli
Katy Malvillis
Laan
Teneo Sortumbins
Kansas
Weller Adil
Mas
Ben] Wilson
Ceeseeeedolo Taavne
Topeka
Sanday Evens Woos
Six Children Injured in Santa Fe Train Accident
A civil suit seeks sixty thousand dollars in damages from the Santa Fe Company after a train struck six children near Butler, injuring Dessie Moared, Alen, Grover Hartenhower, Harvey, and Lélia. The incident occurred as the youngsters crossed the track in a covered wagon near their home. Grover Hartenhower faced severe injuries, with fears for his life at one point. The petition requests compensation for medical and related costs.
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Rose Fnlebraars
Santa Fe Cmpany
Etter
Butler
Eur Ys
Dessie Moared c
Duke Alen md Grover
Harvey
Lélia Hartenhower
Hunan Tram
Santa Fe
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