Kansas City and Topeka Headlines on Weather and People
In Topeka Chief Donovan slips on icy sidewalk, dislocates shoulder while patrolling. Newton sand house pipes heat sand for rail work, with a note that it makes a warm hotel for hobos. Reports from Dodge City and other towns cover injuries and local industry, including a priestly view of cattle and wheat shipments, plus a large Abilene flour export and interurban line progress. The column mentions a longtime Troy worker’s death, a baby born near Atchison, and various local incidents.
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Santa Fe
Newton
Dee Warken Berren
Col BR
Waller
George
Topeka
Mael
James B. Mar~cum
Troy
Troy, T Dead
Suner Os WitAv
Daniel McCarthy
Ellis County
Alice
Huss City
United Suites Arroy
Port Leavenworth
Co. Miner
Dodge City
Kaxean Proce
Security Mills
Abilene
Galveston
Rotterdam
McPherson
Arkansas City
Wielite
Valley Venter
Gernxs
Montana
Greenwood
Nonmar Sco
Peese& H. Dodge
Segents
State Normal School
Emporia
Tattion Ig Apeckal Cotarses
Owsemine
Panxivan
Ledge Dale
Wichita
Strecam
Rames Fixe Boas
Brown County
Titte Seberch
Galena
Drax
Dean
Marion
Amery Avay
Eighth
Kansas Volunteers
Chickamauga
Lookout Mountain
Ashton Botxry
Kansas
J. H .Tipton
Kearny County
Coornkaywk
Lia Atlan
Jobasat
Department of Agriculture
Fort Hays
James Eberle
Philippines
Samar
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Samkar
Ue Santa Fe
Castesnarian Hivoesteapan
Vater Matendorf
Reaver Township
Scott County
Ratendorf
Glyce Prom
Parole stories from convicts stir Governor Stanley remarks
Governor Stanley comments on convict narratives seeking pardon and parole during Sunday discussions. He notes some use relatives as leverage and urges cold businesslike handling rather than sentiment. The report covers health board members, university funding talks, and assorted Kansas notices.
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Sunrr Conviersa
Stanley
The Origin of Santa Claus in a 300th Christmas Tale
A medieval tale explains Santa Claus as Saint Nicholas saving three noble daughters by secret dowries to wed without dowries, with the King mandating unions. The saint’s hidden gifts, delivered on Christmas, inspire the modern holiday gift tradition and endow the 300th Christmas anniversary with a moral lineage.
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Santa Claus
Christ Child
Lucan
Margarita
Roxana
Claudia
Tord
Lacan
Luran
Sondon
Nicholas
Lycia
Grandia
Lord of Lucan
St. Nicholas
Unbeliever converts by a doll in Christmas window
A girl named Toodles, once skeptical of Santa, falls in love with a doll seen in a shop window. The doll becomes her 'affinity' and she snaps from disbelief to belief after Christmas morning receives the doll, declaring, Youre right and I wuz wrong, There is a Bad Claus.
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Toodles
Santa Claus
Toodies
Lady Bountiftd
Toadies
Vitte Reure
Lady Bountiful
Goodby
Sniff
Lie Farth
Various Economic Updates and Policy Notes Across Nations
Markets corrected as pension bills, rail contracts, and tax debates headline a mixed panorama. The senate passed a pension bill of 134,697,000 while Reading Co moved 10,400 cars of coal weekly. Chicago bonds drew no bids. Iowa and Nebraska discuss taxes and wages. France and Venezuela claim sets, Cuba stations, and foot disease eradication funds surface amid broader fiscal moves.
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Senate
Reading Company
Chicago
Ware
Focal Examining Boards
Finland
Internal Revenue Commissa Yerkes
Rhode Island
Eli Hyman
Voronte
San Francisco
New York
Germay
Venezuela
Seymour
Conn
Alvi
Cuba
France
Nebraska
Washington
Hitchcock
House
Wington
Pennsght
Plaza Park
New England
Koonville
Across the Nation Ship Rates and a Dyer’s Fire
The article notes interstate commerce commission actions on rail rates from Chicago to New York and a proposed $400,000 wire transfer to a railroad’s penalties. It reports a fire at Mex Dyers lodging house in Siculck that destroyed property worth $152,000 and left twenty lodgers exposed in frigid weather. It also mentions diplomacy over arbitration and a British vessel in La Goura harbor.
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Aman Rentiga
Mississppi
Chicago
New York
Ax Leen
Interstate Comerce Commission
Leuiville
Cal
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the Free Press
Barny Freeze
Kans
Donovan
Graxnotheh
Mra Burgens
Atchison
Mra Burgess
Mr. Couns
Biownick Lowks
Eve
Evgivest
T. J. Hurley
Sante Fe
Bennimus von Orn
C. W. Hale
Eureka
Suommonss Saum
Gifford
Manhattan
Oklahama
Indian Territory
Twestern
Kansanamerte
Kaneas
Jewell County
Sireen
Kinsley
Dinkinson
Bermnd Ketly
Howe
Low State
Bowe
F. Bete
Ralston Yeast Company
Talen
Mathinens
Eoaud
State Board of Health
Jrwzinlature
Mipiol
Dy. Lowery
Topeki
de. Crumbine
Br Locke
Mholton
Gariiner
Greenleaf
Lebanon
A. U
Frank Steong
Kansas University
George E. Cole
Strong
Franklin
University of Kansas
Kaxeas
Neliday
Macoupin County
Atperessors
Holliday
Cartinsville
Hus
Axovinas Ito Caxeas
Charles N. Fowler
Jacey Copgreshman
Beloit
Kix
Kansia City
Ine
New Jersey
Congress
Ihe Sangwiss Rox
Halie Wagener
Red Pettit
Kenneth Norton
Peabody
Nave
Elas Ani
J. M. Miller
apeTaackho Funiewr
Dulayedt Feeighie Lames
Thomas G. Hatt
Highland
Jas
Fon Aanicerrenai
CoLtren
M Ree
Kansas State Agricultural College
Benjamin Devega
Cobas
Uptchinesa
Cablegeam
Io Havens
Devega
Sve
Lower Sheane— IV
Wo Martin
Morton and Steubens
Hone
Ile
Topela
Iaalary
Axormen Womak Ixperts
Olive Kackier
Grataim
Mie
Winnie Banhim
Bee
Bpude
Isscnance
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company
Kansas Union Life Insurance Company
Kansas Mutual Tas
Kansas Union
J P. Davis
W. M. Welcome
John E. Moon
C. J. der- Min
J. Mulvane
Edward Wilder
H. G. Schwartzkopf
A. A. Robinson
N. Mortis
Hiawatha
Scott Hap’zine
Horton
Kaxeas Crey
Samart Ketlum
la Harpe
Kansas City
Waittend
Miner
Winh Lancely
Kan- Ane University
Pausixn
John Howard
Ixsaxe Wotan Coser
Mary Mellesney
Walde
Russell County
Tnnesnix
Esamerix
Watkins
Reno County
Benorans Cavour
Big Jones
Is Oats
St Louis
Reeves
S ‘& Paces
TEXAS
Cherry Creek
Ohio
West Virginia
Gallipolis
Kentucky
Texas Fed
Merlin
United State
Bowen
Castre Wuld
Nertin
Foreign Office
United States
la Gawra
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