City Council to Decide Payment for Election Judges and Clerks
The city council will meet at 7 o clock to decide if judges and election clerks should be paid for services rendered at the recent election. The discussion covers pay for counting ballots and assisting voters with ballots, with figures suggesting two clerks per precinct and varied extra fees. The outcome will set the compensation for judges and clerks and determine if additional ballots or precincts incur further costs.
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Aoe
Wity Council
Elise
Faesday
Siection & Hallote
Cduncik
Susaea Ang
Judees
Sunervince
Rho Auperriaor
Dayhoff Orders End to Illegally Transferring Teacher Credits
State Superintendent J L Dayhoff issues a warning to county superintendents against carrying grades from one examination to another or using institute attendance for credit toward recertification. He emphasizes legal limits, warns counties risk losing state funds and institutes, and notes that only provisions in section 54 of the 1902 law govern certificates.
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Dayhoff
J. L. Dayhoff
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Dayham
Dayhott
Reguar
Board of Examiners
Mane Otter
Fowrat Bad
Steve Henae
Tna
Mr Hanssey
Waltmate
Techur
Baltiman Ohio Excursions to Washington From Chicago
Railroad advertises round trip excursions Chicago to Washington on April 10 11 and 12 at $1850. Knights of Columbus meeting noted. Return from Washington by April 18. For details contact Ticket Office 244 Clark Street Chicago.
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Washington
D. C
Baltiman& Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Knights of Columbus
Clark Street
Wabash to St. Louis World’s Fair train route
World’s Fair route follows the OMY line to the fair's main entrance. Five daily trains run from Kansas City. Tickets available via the Western Passenger Agent in Kansas City, Wichita, and return for $5.45. Democratic state convention ticket sale April 6 with final return April 9.
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Kansas City
Sma
Wichita and Return
Ticksman
Wichita
Return
Lansan Vocgte
Ste On Wale
Pinal Tis
Junk dealers and teen charged in copper wire theft
Mose Wasserman and P Salzberger were arrested on suspicion of taking 200 to 36 pounds of insulated copper wire from a street railway site. Dan Butler, 17, implicated in the actual theft. the dealers allegedly bought the wire and burned insulation in the country near the Updegra farm. Police traced thefts to multiple shipments and noted copper wire pieces moving toward Kansas City for melting.
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Mose Wasserman
P. Salzberger
Licas
Dan Butler
Lucas
B. F. Pankey
Independent Telephone Company
Leizberger
Wasserman
Purtler Bey
Jeferson
Pankey
Ue Independent Company
Bat
Bert Patton
Wir
Etter
Kansas City
Bound to Poor Aged Miser Giver of His Property
New Bedford man Clark Rigbey 58 describes himself as a miser and announces he will give away his six or seven houses. He has already donated three homes to named beneficiaries amid a crowd outside his home. He plans further gifts but says he will choose recipients who deserve them and notes his long habit of saving.
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Miser
New Bedford
Mass
Clark Rigbey
Andre
Campbell Street
Catherine
Tiidhey
Mount Vernun
Tung
Mr. Ridley
Enid
Ant Hind
Nealy
Ridley
Sie
Maine
Iarome
Sacramento
Prohibitionists hold first Kansas convention in years
The Prohibitionists gathered in Topeka with J. B. of Arkansas City and R. Preston of Walnut contributing as committee members. A new state committee was formed with a chairman and secretary. Earle of Emporia and Strong of Sterling spoke as the convention named candidates and endorsed a gubernatorial candidate.
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Kan
Jone Riet
Ump SP
Gould
Arksneas City
Preston
Walnut chotWt Ab
Stake
P. A
Frianems City
H. 5 Smith
Pre
Iy Kantes
Sinte Chaterqun Earle & of
Rockefeller Blamed in Northern Securities Fight
In St Paul Minnesota reports accuse John D Rockefeller of pulling strings behind Harriman and the Northern Securities case. Papers claim the press and legal maneuvers target Rockefeller as the power behind Standard Oil interests and a push against Union Pacific and Northern Pacific. Federal action and petitions cited potential redress against the banking houses and executives involved.
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Barrinn
Northwest
Union Pacific
Peweer Press
Northern Securities Cate
John 1. Rockefeller
Standard
EH. Harriman
Winslow S
Rockefeller
Pacific
Romney
Northern Pacific
Pastesbasen
Ana Pierce
Morgan @ Ca
Ambiguous OCR Note Signals This Week’s Decision Delay
A fragment indicates a planned decision due to necessity for a detailed review this week. The text hints at an option or decision being postponed to allow further examination and precision.
North Topeka Notes And Local Social News
North Topeka brief items report visitors returning from Elmont and Lewran plus Miss Reed arriving from Emporia for nursing studies. A German farmer’s horse bolted a street car near Lanpert street causing damage and no serious injuries. Local residents H W Cheney and Mrs Cheney improve after recent illness. A church social and music event is announced for the Kansas Avenue church with Miss Corin and Miss [organize] leading.
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Ethel Cole
Harrison Street
G. Carlson
Central
Renie
Meccma Pascels
Minnie Robinson
Ethel Carson
Elmont
Miss Robinson
Mise Pearl Treth
Lewran
Hull
North Topeka
Newaoe Sity
Abe
Pitta Bursea
Stenoetachie Powion
Mies
Margaret Reed
Emporia Tuteday
Nureul Ant
Mise
Clare Blitchell
Soldier
Toe
Livine
Lan- Pert Street
H.W. Cheney
Bere
Cheney
Specter
Kansas Avenue Ss. 1
Corin
Organisete
Kanmas G. A-1 ratified rate from all pots
W. J. Binckge, FAseenEeT agent of the Banta Fe, has pouffet me Mer Syalth of the Kanmas G. A-1. Orat the rate from all pots 19 round trig. ae ne eee aS.
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W. J. Binckge
Banta Fe
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Cronder
Dean
Mall of
Rapway & CO
Ete
St. New
the State Journal
Prohibitionists
Congress
Pollock
Leavenworth
Orites
Wee
Anthony Curtis
Optetalt Prins
We Marts
Walt Pater
Hawkins
North
Zelsat
Fimont
MS North
Canon Burke
Church of the Good Shepherd
Gunth Pharm
Jackson St
DeMoss
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Quincy St
Port Arthur
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Apel
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