Elks Circus Draws Big Crowd In Opel for Amateur Acts
The Opel event features a long program with Haskellt, WIT Fos Micety, and local dancers. Spectators applaud Berlin and Wichita acts led by Otto Rexstein while the crowd enjoyed laughs, music, and dancing. An astronomy expedition funded by Arthur James Curtis aims to observe and photograph a solar eclipse, costing 312,000 and led by Prof. Dard P Todd of Amherst.
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Opel
If & Dorwon
Beal
Duput
Bretegner
Cuditie Kutter
Maceo
Merwe
Hiaakell
Feiliedl
Kane
Chartes
Rorety
Val Mule
Fibee
High Trier
Buridkawe Circus
Pether
Trouteinny
Wwfoteth
Dien Fuay
Sir Sintuh Han
Wulee
Topeka
Cardazaon
Surona
Dard P Todi
Amherst
Arthur James Curtias
New York
Eclipse Expedition Fitted Up at Amherst College
A large eclipse observation expedition is being prepared at Amherst College Springfield Massachusetts. A special corps of observers from Amherst will observe the sun’s eclipse from Ishind of Yesu, a part of tacaa, with a focus on total solar events acknowledged by astronomers nationwide.
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Amherst Callege
Springfield
Mass
Ishind
Yesu
Tacaa
Asimmomors
Amberet
Amberst
Referendumites Plan National Conference in Chicago
W H Bennington just back from St Louis reports officers of the National Referendum society arranging a national referendum conference in Chicago early in June. The meeting aims to decide the role of the referendums in politics and whether an Independent party will be discussed. In St Louis Mgr Gennington spoke to the Good Citizenship club on referendum questions.
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W. H. Bennington
St Louie
National Referendum Society
Gays
Chicago
Mgr. Genningtos
St. Louis
Elgb
New Police Commissioner Appointed in Wichita
Governor Mori nominates three candidates including R. Vermilion of Wichita for police commissioner to replace Commissioner Beck, who resigned recently. Vermilion, a Republican, is expected to decline the post. J. G. Lived is noted as Democratic member of the railway commission and may become chairman.
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Ebita
Mori
R. Vermiliion
Wichita
Beck
Jutee
Esinmtsalon
Biche Te II
Cominlasioner 5
Our Canine Visitors at Topeka Dog Show Opens
Topeka hosts its first doe show with a large crowd as St Bernards Great Danes and Collies parade daily. Fashioned benches, judges, and aristocratic canines attract attention from owners and spectators with prize entries, weight classes, and anticipated winners announced.
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Topeka
Mustbiie Activits
Duke of All Einem
Pablo
St Benards
Wolgie
St. Mernkra
Oserole Fey
Ible
Sul Latta
Sullie Cote
Sar
Eas Brant
Pippi
Riley
Bobby Burns
Kiddens Cite
Furtier
Covsoliy
Tie Phele
Leia
Dude
Duke of
Wellbar
Omy
Tyree
Cage Tom Waters
Newraleta
Avery Menon
May Meeting Promises Auditorium Need and Civic Parade
A May gathering here aims to justify an auditorium in a broad civic push. Delegates from towns statewide attend sessions of the Rathbone Staines and related groups with plans for a public event at East Sixth Avenue, featuring speeches and the expected transfer of organizational oversight.
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Mycent Po
Peipie
Shiek
Homeseekers Excursions to Texas and Southwest Rail Routes
HomeSeekers Excursions offer round trip fares to Texas Arkansas Arizona and nearby areas from Topeka Kansas with limited seats on select departure dates April 7 21 and May 6. Tickets available through the Route One Pure service and via the Kansas Texas Railway line agent in Topeka. Also promotes Naples United States news subscription with Steam Laundry services for ship news.
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Inhdtnu
Texas
Arkansas
Arizona
Bidian
Ile
Toneka
Kam
Atlesourt, Kansas & Texas Railway
Aussourd
Eugens and
Texes
Mons
Talun Ave
Bunsan City
Hack driver recounts nighttime theft and repayment
Ed Travis, a hack driver, tells of five young men hiring his cab last night. A passenger borrowed money, then returned with $200 the next morning after an apparent threat and pursuit. The incident ends with the driver recovering some funds and continuing his day.
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Ed Travis Pelis
Ee Trayle
Travis
Tosh Hack
Snapshot Home News Briefs in Odd Fragments
A chaotic clipping notes civic notices and local happenings from Ottawa and nearby areas. References to court matters, cannibalism letters, charity patients, arrests, and small town events mix with weather hints and community updates.
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UWS
Hull
GoxcHive P
Elder
Ottawa
Polwin
Oakland
Tikeis
Iaenne
Temperance Union to pick speaker for Topeka assembly
Santer Topping, secretary of the union in Chantenugin, spoke in Topeka about arranging aid and forming officers for the Temperance Union. The group has not yet chosen its speaker for the Bay assembly.
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Temperanes Union
Santer Topping
Offait, Chantenugin
Topeka
Sveniye Aid
Temperance Union
Unies
Temperance Bay
Mothers Meeting At Zanes On Child Culture
A mothers meeting will be held in connection with the W T A Thursday afternoon at 3 p m at Zanes 1721 Clay Street. Conquered by Mire M Fallon subject child culture
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Zane's
Clay Street
Mire
M. Fallon
The Star Grocery Wholesale Advertisement Listing Goods
An old newspaper ad lists numerous grocery items and prices from The Star Grocery Wholesale. Items include soaps, canned fruits, coffee and tea, sardines, tomatoes, lard, evaporated fruits, peaches, pears, strawberries, apricots, and other staples with varied spellings and chaotic formatting.
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Kirk
Nunsiae Sosp
Burs Suk
BR Heap
Fairbanks
Ms Moohs
Jae Gadne
Urokso Jara Coffs
SiMe Gunpuwd
Suga
Pearl Hartey
Wink Weare
Peer
California
Yeorch Gare
We Sell Fresh Meats at a Price That Undersells All
Local grocer J S Sproat advertises fresh meats at low prices, listing his shop at 412 East Sixth Street and a telephone number. The text shifts to a garbled report about county representatives meeting in a courthouse, discussing political conventions, Democratic district events, and social activities. The disorderly OCR ends with a claim that Ayer's Sarsaparilla helps with overwork or windiness, mentioning Goethe and Heine in a public speaking context.
Local City Election Returns Show Narrow Victory
Voters in Titeka crowded polling places with 1464 ballots cast. Council and board of education results split by ward with many unopposed seats and multiple entries, including Frey ward, Allen Brown, and J H Squires among others. Constables listed with candidate names and vote tallies. an unrelated patent medicine advertisement closes the item.
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Titeka
Stephenson
Petiiaen
Geri
Pollowethgr
Frey
J. Oy. Pitrisiver
EL ‘Biller
Allen Brown
W. G. Stepherson
MW Oswald
Sette
James Burge
Wiltlasun Ge
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Cleveland Bicycles
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Moe
William Taylor
East 7Th St
Journal” Office
Thes Elks’ Circus
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Kate
Leshtrer
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Harry Overholt
Charis Brown
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J. W. Reury
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Ral Battman
Summon City Haus
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Gormhe
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Mary Blouin
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Hmella Maier
Culler
Mia Mstour
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Mich
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the Star Grocery Wholesale and
Tbe Ponrs
J. S. Sproat
the Star Grocer
East Sixth St
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Mie
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Heine
Heiné
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W. F. Roehr
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Insiro
Orffith
Washburn
BAURR
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Stewart
Aly
Mhert Music Department
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DE Moss
L. M. Penwell
ODD Fellows Building
Quincy Street
Wi — Ste Ber
Bass Sietarioe Undertakers
DE Moss & Pennwell
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