Two Men Shot in New York After Highway Robbery Attempt
In New York on April 7 a highwayman snatched a young woman’s picketbook at Thirty-fourth Street and Second Avenue. Two men confronted him. one was fatally injured, another struck. A crowd gathered as the suspect, identified as Joan Kenny, was captured near Third Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street. Police responded as the victim recovered the book and the assailant was taken into custody.
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New York
Thirty-fourth Street
Second Avenue
Lin
Sho
Joan Kenny
Joseph Corn
Con Kenny
Vermis
BR Jonson, Jr
Ae, LL
Johnson
Kenny Jade
Buns
Pays an election bet wheelbarrow ride ends in cheers
A Kansas City man wagered on an election result and rode a wheelbarrow through the streets, cheered by supporters as Emm dee and others escorted him from the local saloon to Twelfth Street. The spectacle drew onlookers and a second rider faced similar bets and a celebratory drink at a nearby tavern.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Mia
Behart
Ben Bien
Alter
Baty Beka
Etheve
Faghth
Mainore
Tilladayhey
Hobart
Kemper Maboelutei Hn
Eubene
Enghch
Main
Twelfth Street
Embree
Lagat
Eanbeen
Miss Maggie Henderson Scalp Torn by Packing House Shaft
Miss Maggie Henderson, a young woman at the Cudaby packing house in Armourdal, sustained a severe scalp injury when her hair was caught by a revolving shaft in a mill room. The steel whirring shaft wound her hair from eyebrows to neck, tearing the scalp, then the victim collapsed. She recovered enough to limp to the superintendent’s office.
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Kanes City
Maggie Fienderson
Wundry
Cudaby
Armourdal
Mise Henderson
Cure All for Drinkers Ends in Refund Promise
An advertisement touts a White Ribbon Remedy claimed to cure drinkers or drink citizens. It asserts guaranteed results or money back through Druggist Whightman at 425 Ransesaye. The copy sensationally promotes a special size and National temperance rhetoric aimed at women.
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Tehen
Sarmal
Beaitt
Cumiat Tempee Crue
Urmal
Price
Soc
Sion
Whightman
Druggins
Ransesaye
Scalp Injury Leaves Henderson Hairless After Setback
The report states if scalp fails to regrow, skin grafts will be needed and Ms Henderson will never have hair again. Her hair was naturally heavy. She won very weak last night but is expected to recover.
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Mins Henderson
Election Expected for EHS Federation of Women's Clubs
Mex A HL Horton's name is the likely president for the annual election of the EHS federation of women's clubs. Mrs Horton has served as federation president and is urged to accept again. Other officers include Mrs Clement Smith and Mix D Starteman as vice presidents, Mrs Let Monroe as recording secretary, Mrs Franke C Bowen as treasurer, and Mrs CA Wilbur as auditor. The meeting begins at 2:10 and will approve reports before the vote, with plans for a Topaka semi centennial jubilation in May and possible parades and a one day event.
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A. HL Horton
EHS Federation of Women's
Cluhs
Palty Phutoh
Iorton Hee Jit
Clement Smith
Mix
D Starteman
Let Monroe
Franke C. Bowen
CA. Wilbur
Tae Federation
Champien
Washburn Hosts State Y M C A Convention Sessions
The annual Y M C A officers convention for Kansas colleges opens tomorrow at Washburn College, continuing through Sunday night. Speakers include Paul Super of Missouri and Rev Charles M Sheldon. Events begin Saturday morning with devotional and talks on association leadership, finances, and relations to local religious agencies.
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College Y. M. C. A
Kanaus
Wshburn College
Washburn Worary
Paul Super
University of Missouri
Charles M. Sheldon
D. Surrey
Studik Ceerplace
Thibereatibinal Morteliass
Calemtin
W. W. McLean
Ee Kanzas
Agricul
Associaton
C. W. Petit
Banks
Hurvey
Chasee Ebelden
Topeks
Universite of Missouri
D. E. Dannenburg
CDD
Hur reThe Association Nis
Church Insurance Idea Proposed at Michigan Council
Rev W H Birch urged a system of benefit insurance for churches at the Michigan Council of the Brotherhood of St Paul in Detroit on April 7. He argued it would aid Methodists and church societies by tying insurance to salvation work and hoped it would counter members joining fraternal groups for insurance.
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Detroit
W. H. Birch
Michigan Council of the Brotherhood of St. Paul
California Rail Tickets On Sale For Spring Travel
Intermed point fare from Santa Fe line offers a $25 rate during March and April. Tickets valid for tourlet sleep era and free chair cars. Liberal stop over privilege allowed. For full information and free literature, address 7 KING.
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Santa Fe
King
Topeka Turners Give Notable Calisthenics Show
A large crowd watched the Topeka Turners last night at the Auditorium, an extensive program of gymnastic displays and juvenile performances. Florence Horcheck and other youths impressed with skillful club swinging and pyramids, while the adult troupe showcased bars, horses, and fencing. Marshall's band provided musical interludes as the audience applauded each act.
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Topeka
Topeka Turners
Turners
Younds
Anplauss
Cnod
Amy Mains
Thoroush
Fiorence Horcheck
Joostar Nehis
Joe Whitmer
Hoth
United States
Oscar Farer
Marshal
Maroon Hand
A New Baby Blessing and a Mother's Burden
A mother voices the magic and mystery of a newborn, stressing hopeful patience and steadfast care. She urges choosing medicine for the babe with utmost care, protecting it from worthless narcotics as one would shield it from fire.
Washburn College to Hold April Diplomats and Exams
The article notes reforms and examinations at Washburn College with graduates to take the state board. About twenty-five students will graduate this year. The exercises occur April 20 in the chapel with Chancellor at Kansas State University delivering the address.
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Reform School
Gray Admiraton
Hutchinson
Medical Department
Washburn College
Neaf
Kansas State University
Plas
Electric Light at Fort Riley Aiming for May 15 Start
The Government will light Fort Riley quarters barracks and streets by electric power by May 15. Junction City Railway Co will furnish current and expand its plant, building a new facility in town at nearly 100000 dollars. Post streets will receive forty three units and barracks about five sheddercent? units.
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Junction City
Kan
Fort Riley
Elecenic
Hee
Warner's Cure Co advertisement claims bold kidney blood remedy
An ad promotes Warner's Cure Co product described as a universal remedy for kidneys and blood. It claims to strengthen digestion, boost circulation, drive out germs, and restore health, with testimonials and pricing. It cites Midland and Kansas City locations and asserts broad efficacy despite sensational language.
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M. Surges
Bea
Warner
Rafe Curt
Tacey
Anil
M. Burgess
Karas City
Siwury
Ducinrs
Judith Berolde dies of saeima in Buffalo stage note
Mrs Edward Marshall known on stage as Judith Berolde died today from saeima. She had appeared with Fanny Davenport I H M Sothern and other premier actors. Brief telegraph item from Buffalo N Y dated April 7.
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Buffalo
Edward Marshall
Judith Berolde
Saemia
Fanny Davenport
I. HM. Sothern
Salvin
Topeka Primary Adopts Platform Amid Democratic Opposition
In Topeka on April 12 the political notes show A Spalding and Aconimo tle Green GW RSID Camprell Culver ante Banie supporting a reform agenda. The document indicates factions within the Democratic side debating tactics and acceptable platforms against Fubban with the Beimocrats.
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Topeka
Spalding
Camprell
Culver
Selaarne
Fubban
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City Federation
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Church Insurance
California
Turner Athletic Exhibition
Child of Six
Marshall
Peabody
Peabody Post No
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P. B. Conpy
Lincoln
Kas
Eichlberger
P. C
John F. Richards
Topeka Milling Company
Register of Feed
Court House
C. E. Hawley
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Ile
Seleen
la Elis
Goddard
New Ware
C. I. Sawyer
Hun
Joseph Griley
T Second Ward
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Third Ward
Whitlam Green
Durius Green
Ways and Means
Howe
Topeka Baseball
Snyer
Kansas Avenue
Todas
State Journal
Leo Jard Ayant Avi
Holliday
Kankes State Board of Agriculture
Cobursia
S A. Johnson
Washburn
Wardburn
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Western Union
Sherif Mendenhall
Wyandotte County
Topelentesto
Arthur Gray
Gmiy
Kap
Wniter
Harry Kenzan
Riley
Bricht
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Parle
France
St. Pierre
Berlin
Prince Frederick Leopold
Prussian
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Cloud County
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Castoria
What Is
Tay At
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Rome
Rock Island System
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Helena
Butte
Anaconda
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A. M. Puller
CPA
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