Warrants Served On Six More Joint Operations
Police served warrants on six more joints for selling intoxicating liquor. Those with Sibare paid fines and others have cases set for April 17. James Sheasley was booked for selling intoxicating liquor on East Seventh Street. Clay Oginsby charged for running a place on North Kansas Avenue. Hervé Whreter from North Side will be tried. M. T. Kiley of East Sixth Street and Wynnie from Topeka were booked for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaiies Sheasley
East Seventh Street
North Side
Clay Oginsby
Kansas Avenuee
Herve Whreter
Mortgage Filing for Cleveland School Property
A first mortgage on the property of a newly organized Cleveland school is recorded. The American School Purchase company lends 1.5 million dollars to Walter G Oakman George Ft Trumbslt, with trustees as security. The mortgage covers all plants controlled by the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust
Cleveland
Organ Jana School Furniture Rust
American School
Walter G Oakman George
Thinks He Got Ten Leavenworth Soldier Pens Home Tale
Roy I. Richards of Company C Twentieth Kansas writes from Leavenworth Kansas that he believes he has ten of the Filipinos in the Gret battle. He says he felt queer at first but improved after firing a few times. Some prisoners complain that the American troops did not rent fair and should stop for lunch. Richards, 23, born locally, recalls boy scrap years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Leavenworth, Kan
Roy I. Richards
Company C
Twentieth Kansas
Kansas
Richands i
Rabies Control Push In British Isles Strains Incoming Dogs
British government tightens anti rabies measures to curb dog imports after a memorandum from Sir John Pauncefote. strict limits on entering dogs from abroad. Churchill Burne House fire destroys inn with valuable manuscripts. several escape unharmed, hotel formerly remodeled, insurance cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Juhan Paunerfote
Board of Agriculture
Churchill Burne Aspens
Churchil House
Social and Personal notes from Mias Redfen’s European tour
Mias Redfen returns from a two year stay in Europe with stories from Germany and Berlin including an American girls’ home in the city. The piece highlights the American Women’s club, chaperone customs, fashion contrasts between Topeka and Vienna, travel experiences across Germany, Austria, Italy and Holland, and Redfen’s stormy voyage home. It also covers social club events in town such as the Bachelor Girls’ Club gathering, a luncheon for Miss Bird Radcliff, and a thimble party with a long guest list and a seven o’clock dinner hosted by Miss Anne Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Reiden
Europe
Germany
Berlin
Mins Redfen
Miss Redden
Topeka
Parix Ds
Vienna
Paris
Miss Redten
Austria
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
France
England
Holland
Fredden
W. J. Radel
Miss Bird Radcliff
Carthage
Robert Frampton
Kansas City
Prampton
Jack Newman
Ralph Squires
John Cleveland
Len Korn
D. ©. Crane
Jensie Garwood
Ansa Crane
Radcutt
C. J. Rosen
Nannie Veal
Geneva Giles
Mise Nellie Kirk
Albert Parker
DO. McCray
David Overmyer
George W. Veale
C. 0. Knowles
W.eale
E. M. Carpenter
W. M. Combs
D. A. Blood
Howard Bird
James Grien
D. W. Millard
WN. J. Gordon
L. Mr. Woolverton
Indiana
Harry Barber
M. T. Fitzpatrick
Lawrence
Mixa Lena McCray
Anne Crane
Bird Ragcliff
W. J. Redcliff
C. B. Lyon
Daisy Hayes
Radcliff
Jennie Simmons
Otis Dalton
Will Corrie
R. Thomas
AL Hull
Thomas
Lyon
Corrie
Dalton
Skin of Beauty is a Joy Forever Beauty Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Skin of Beauty as a lifelong cosmetic solution. It references Felix Gouraud's Oriental Cream and Ox Magical Beautifier, claiming superior skin care with 80 years of proven results and counterfeits eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Gouraud
Alma Hotel Owner John Howard Changes Careers
AP dispatches note John Howard now runs a hotel in Alma, with other short items: a snow morning, Dr. C A Stultz moves his dental office to Kansas avenue, F B R Dawes visits from Leavenworth, Rev M B E Harlan speaks before Kansas City union, Auburndale Republicans plan a meeting at Huston’s store, G C Clemens returns to law practice, and local births. Also mentions city physician selection under Mayor elect Drew, a police visit to hires, weather delaying Washburn college pavement, viaduct stability issues, a Death and Life cantata at First Presbyterian, Allen joins Baker university board, common school diploma exams, Wana maker road macadam plans, book agents resuming after warm weather, W C King visiting, Tola cake walk fever, S H H Haynes seeks county commissioner seat, wild fowl hunts, Chauncey M Depew cigar praised, Twenty third Kansas mustered out, Rev W C Williamson to lead United Presbyterian church, Hindman retirement, and the Kansas and Utah short line railroad. Also Washburn and Topeka M C A basketball score 22 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard
Alma
C. A. Stultz
Kansas Avenue
F. BR. Dawes
Leavenworth
M. BE. Harlan
Kansas City Union
Auburndale
Huston
G. C. Clemens
William Stewart
Lake Street
Drew
Topeka
Washburn College
First Presbyterian Church
Allen
Baker University
Wanamaker
Tenth Street
W. C. King
Sturgeon
South Dakota
Grigsby
Rough Riders
Tola
S. Hh, Haynes
Mencken
W. C. Williamson
Keokuk
United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Hindman
Auburn
Parkville
Manila
John Haisch
Kansas and Utah
Lawrence
Topeka ¥. M. C. A
Washburn
The Ideal Drug Store Promotes Careful Prescription Handling
The Ideal Drug Store describes itself as the place where doctors prescriptions are handled with care and dispatch. It claims to use the best drugs and sell proprietary articles at fair prices, asserting mastery in running a drug store in the simplest possible way.
Topeka Socials and Oxford Club Notes
Miss Ethelyn Green of Madison Wis guest of honor at high five parties hosted by Mrs William Green on Quincy street. Prizes and guests listed for Thursday and Friday evenings. Mrs J P Grinwold ill at home. Charles Royal from Portsmouth Va arrives to join wife visiting Topeka parents. Imperial club dance scheduled April 14 at Hudson's hall. Various Topeka residents noted at Midland hotel and events including lectures and church socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelyn Green
Madison
Wis
William Green
Quincy Street
Milas Curry
Sheets
Mies Baird
Roehr
Lou Dell McMaster
Mayme Faird
Miss Curry
Flora Curry
Grace
Laura Houghtellin
Mas Warner
Rowley
Dorothy Curtin
Paul Roehr
Tee Sheetz
John Sheetz
Merle King
Bonham
Malcolm Jumen
Fred Glick
Tom Kendal
John Green
Bert Green
Miss Davis
May Davis
Edith Davis
Lulu Fordyce
Myrtle Pordyer
Neile Wetherholt
Edith Metcalf
Henry Gue
Eda Smythe
Miss Curtis
Me Kine
A.M. Bunten
W. D. Goodwin
Fred Gluck
FO. Burkett
Clyde Lawrence
White
Thomas
Cilme
George Heyden
Harry Nichols
Miss Fordyce
Glick
Miss Metcalf
George W. Shearer
McCook
Neb
EH. Phillips
Council Grove
Episcopal Guild
Guildhall
N. P. Garretson
Harrison Street
Cromby
CC. Morgan
Clay Center
Lilian Vincent
Morgan
Vincent
Topeka
Kappa Keppa Garemae
Lawrence
Mise Margaret Bear
Mise Taggart
BR Lakin
L. L. Roby
Clarence Smith
Wife
Topeka Items Include Local Recruiting and Civic News
Local brief notes report teams scheduling a post noon first practice game amid snow, a Democratic central committee resolution backing popular vote for city hall site, and Topeka residents enlisting in the regulars bound for the Philippines. Other items mention street car track work, Sheriff Forese’s Topeka visit, a federal recruiting office open through Monday, and various Topeka figures connected to national events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Central Committee
Herbert M. Black
Robert C. Wallace
Topeka
Firth Cavalry
Porto Rico
Olof Forese
Sherif
Saline County
Lansing
Federal Building
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Ed Little
Leslie's Weekly
C. Little
Twentieth
Kansas
Biantln
Wilder S. Metcalf
Frederick Remington
Coburn
Bill Morgan
Mary
Black
Unity Church
England
Clemens
Jay Hawk
K. V
Kansas Volunteers
Philippines
Missouri
W. H. Morris
Anayor
Pittsburg
Morris
Hugh de Witt Walsh
Cavalry
United States Army
Hugh S. Walsh
Ernest_ A. Matthews
James KR. Kirkendel
Charles A. Taylor
Harvey le Bradley
Hugh D. Walah
John R. Golland
Frank Burns
Aguinaldo
Harper’s Weekly
Twentieth Kan
Malolos
W. P. Seeds
Teller County
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Judge Seeds
Dickinson County
Washburn
Weather pen notes sun and snow amount in inches
A weather office recording pen tracks precipitation and sunshine, indicating either two minutes of sun or two hundredths of an inch of snow. Today's forecast calls for fair weather, tonight and Sunday, with warmth in the far west. Structural iron and steel rise two dollars this week, rails up one per ton, as 14,000 tons of rutin sales occur amid rail pool reorganization talk. A currency condition report is sought for banks as of April 6. A new Chilean railroad tender invites bids for linking Valdivia with the main line, due May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Chicago
St. Ananias Club
Woith
Wellington Woman Sues Insurance Bequest Over War Policy
Miss Alice Barnett, beneficiary of Robt Sea’s $2,000 life policy with the Knights and Ladies of the Fireside lodge, sues in district court through attorney John W. Houghey to recover the policy amount. Sea died after malaria contracted in Cuba during the Spanish American War, with the lodge previously restricting war risks. changes were retroactively applied to new policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Seska
Goldier
Alice Barnett
Robt, Sea
Knights
Fireside Lodge
John W. Houghey
Robert Sea
bin Sea
Freduew
Grand Lodge
Abilene Men Endorse Seven PM Store Closings
Abilene business leaders meet at city hall to approve summer store closings from May 1 to September 1 at seven o clock. Mayor elect Halleck chairs. Nearly all local shops represented. an agreement to be circulated and a follow up meeting set for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Elpet Halleck
Azores
Topeka Medicine Society Meets Monday Evening
The Topeka Academy of Medicine will convene Monday evening at 64 Kansas avenue. The agenda includes talks on meningitis by Dr. Ae Er Adame, liquid air by Dr. W Le Schenck, and pathology of eruptions in eruptive fevers by Dr. Issiah Freak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Academy of Medicine
Om Surgery
Kansas Avenue
W. le. Schenck
Issiah
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St. Vitus
Johnston
Coce
Tata Cadies
Pern
Dusinens
Athena Bel
Chicago Medical Institute
Nouse
Towns
J. L. van Houten
de Ritts
A.J
Arnold & Son
A J
Kanu
T. E.bowman & CO
Bachelor Girls’ Club
Mary Moon
Monroe Street
Mary ‘Thompson
Lilian Tefft
Lois Tefft
Lulu Stevens
Hiawatha
George Melvin
Washington Court Pied Obio
Block
Sturm
Susie Gay
Edna McClintock
Roy Baker
Barytone
Cota Evans
Egies
Hopkins
R. W. Squires
Kansas Ave
Hybrias
Cretan
Elliott
Honor and Arms
Samson
Handel
Prerett Hale
Austis Latshaw
Beata
John de Mott
Snow
Holdera
Ladies of Grace Cathedral
Grace Church
Apollo Club
Firet Congregational Church
Mills Dry Goods Co
Toille du Nord Ginghams, Tec Yard
United States
Ealth
Great Britain
Hay
Doctor Hay
Sie Beasaway
Cnr
Harfina
Swift & Holliday
Rowley & Snow
Doctor May
Chile
Santiago de Chile
Galveston
Tex
Valdivia
DEA Fins
Peruchi-Beldeni CO
Crawford's
Hoth Chélso Db
Pernctl
Ella Brident
Calumet Powact
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