Third Ward Campaign Hearings Split Over Wolf and Green
A Topeka meeting cements lines in a battleground ward as supporters of Wolf for the Republican ticket clash with backers of Green. Speakers defend or attack party loyalties, with Ward Three colored voters urged to back their preferred candidate. Larimer names Green backers while Wolf allies press a pro prohibition stance amid flood relief business questions and local political maneuvering.
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Fhinery Larione
WS Lindsay
Peter Haltanne
W. Pasker
Tor Wolf
Halty Dartmer
Jon Wolf
Hayden
Bert Tudaw
Corus
Neiaman
Tilly
Wilf
Wolf
Bert Lucas
Witt
Rank Stahl
Frank Foster
Cowgill
Larimer
Raltint
Granny Korclad
Corte
Wolfsoi
Fete
Ani
Uie
Mpon
Srpetaenis
Sauurday
Tickson
Jerry White
Gomne
Sipport
William Green
Shachiefort
San Detnon
W. ‘F T. Messnight
Withelen
Green
Republielt
Robin Spalding Wall
Mike
Jake
W. S. Jamison
Doc Newman
Dick Heyden
Pli
Mr. Green
Jess
The
State Journal
Central Church
G Larimer
John Jones
Don Grimes
R. J. Blaxo
Sumimittee
Wiliam Green
George Hanley
Royal Hilt and Hall
Mike Thompsin
Beshley
William Green & Sons
V. Wolf
Mrs Levi Inherits Estate From Deceased Husband
By the will of the late Jacob Levi his entire estate is left to his widow Mrs Hanna Levi. The estate is valued at about 13000 dollars. Levi owned substantial real property in Topeka and a farm in Shawnee county. Besides realty his cigar store stock is appraised at 4500 dollars with outstanding accounts 2200 dollars.
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Jacob Levi
Hanna Levi
Discharge Denied in Topeka Opera House Case
United States Judge Pollock in Topeka halted discharge of L M Crawford from bankruptcy. Ownership of Crawford theater in Topeka and a St Joseph house remains unsettled amid lack of books and conflicting testimony. A new master will be appointed to hear further evidence as jurists press for clear ownership before any discharge.
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United States
Patlace
J. B. Slonecker
L. M. Crawford
Crawford Theater
Topeka
St. Joseph
Pollock
St Joe
Sherlock Holmes
Sienecker
Rmglen
Crawfort
Hook
United States Circuit Court
Odge Pollock
Eugene Quinton
M. Crawford
Louis ‘Sells
Sells
Crawford
John &. Mulvane
Bank of Topeka
Mulvane
Dia Chargy
Stonecker
D. R. Hite
Afr
Charles Geult
Mulvine
Crichord Jomes Eugene Quintet
Wae
Hite
Gault
Hinton
Gaulhnton
Dudge
Ste. Craweford Till
Iimeel
Crawford Opera House
Fillmore Street Pavement Dispute Over Center Line
Judge Hazen rules on the Fillmore Street paving case between Thirteenth and Douthitt Streets in Topeka. Property owners contest center alignment causing unequal parking belts, while city insists agreement meant pavement west of center to extend north of Thirteenth Street. The jogged street varies from 100 feet to 73 feet wide in blocks.
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Fillmore Street
Hazen
Fillmore Mrert
Thirteenth
Douthitt Streets
Ray McClintock
N. Hacon
Anna S&s Gradie
J. J. James
JH. M. Iyex
W. D. Storrs
S. Fogwell
B. FL Altmeyer
A. A. Bayes
L. 5. Gaw
G. W. Fuit
Topeka
James Romsey
C. B. Rumasy
Filmore
Boston
Till
Tennessee Derby at Montgomery Park Set for Today
Weather favors fast track as Montgomery Park hosts the sixteenth Tennessee Derby. Four colts are listed, two owned by Capt. S Browns and two by Edward Corrigan, with Conjurer and Proceeds expected to challenge for the historic event amid hopes of a walkover.
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Memphis
Tenn
Montgomery Park
Nanmied
Capt. S Browns
Edward Corrigan
Samuels
Fee Lee
Conjurer
Captain Brown
Brokerage firm W. T. Mack Co fails in New York
The New York brokerage firm W. T. Mack Co suspended today amid trading in cotton and stock exchange membership. It carried a mercantile rating from 125 to 320,000 dollars. The firm, formed in May 1911, suffered a failure announced on both exchanges.
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New York
W. T. Mack @ Co
Com
Mack Co. Creditor Claims Threshold Reported
The fragment notes that Mack & Co. were creditors of D. J. Sully & Co. for 30 000 to 49 000 dollars. The text states the failure was not regarded as very important and that the firm would probably resume business. No assignee has yet been named.
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Willard D. Mack
Thomas Emnith
Baward S. Long
Mack & Co
D. J. Sully & Co
Santa Fe Machinists Strike Avert Hope Restored
H A Mudge topeka reports Kendrick, III vice president, rejects contract with International Association of Machinists. Company cites officers lack of control, union proselyting, and risk to property. Kendrick states shops must be open to any skilled artisan and refuses to recognize the union.
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H. A. Mudge
Santa Fe
Topeka
W. Kendrick
le Men
Secon
Himelitte
Igg
Anton
Thia
Tim
United States
J. W. Kendrick
Internatinal Association of Machinists
Satta Fe
HA. Mudge
Selle & Downs Circus Opens Topeka Season
Selle and Downs announce the circus season start in Topeka with a first show on Saturday April 25 following an opening in the city on April 23. The act promises a lively program and performances designed for local audiences.
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Selle & Downs
Topeka
Selle & Downs’ Circus
Ballot Instructions For Third Ward Vote Tomorrow
Fac simile of the ballot to be voted in third ward tomorrow explaining two voting methods. Voters may mark in ore of two devices or place X marks to select candidates. improper marks render the ballot void. Instructions cover straight ticket, writing names, and penalties for defacement or incorrect marking.
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Third Ward
Cole
Circus parade looms over Topeka area with advance cars
In a fragmented notice the Topeka crowd anticipates a parade as the traveling circus prepares to visit surrounding towns. Mentions marchers, route through the country and attractions like Buckskin Bill and an Ottswe show in August amid local rejoicing.
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Topeka
Baros
Belis & Downs
Ottswe
Buckskin Bi
Von
March Weather Record and Florida Tour Prospects
The Observer notes March was dry with 0. The forecast highlights a dry trend and reports inches of rainfall for March. It mentions rail travel from Kansas City over Frisco to Jacksonville and promotes Florida tours with full information at a local office. The ad lists Cedar posts and lumber supplies from Thomas Lumber Co.
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Weather Bureau
Karese
Routhern
Jacksonville
Fila
Florida
Zlannellt
Trade Bull City
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