Devlin Buys Salter Interests as Bank Ownership Grows
Mr Devlin purchased Levi Z Salter's Chicago holdings for 136000 dollars, gaining a large minority stake in the Central Mehoins Bank and signaling plans to control the bank's interests. Board at the Santa Fe era is reshaped with new officers including Hitne as president and W Roesington as vice president as changes ripple through local finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Devin
Perent
Devlin
Thy Cyntral Mehons Bank
Eithen
Wil Hitne
W. 3. Roesington
Pace Yar Henderson
Eastier
Lax Department
The
Santa Fe
W. A. Stephens
Devii
Met
Bari
Ratttinas Bank
Lester
Yan
Thra Moulter
Topeka
Chicago
Noel
Lalier
Piret
Leiter
Bank Se
Move Up Rumor Shakes Officials Amid Reshuffle
Rumors circulate widely as J. M. Barr, third vice president of the Sentate, prompts expected changes. General Manager H. A. Mudge may be promoted to Barr’s role, with C. F. Reseedie and A. Dolan as successors in the Chicago division, amid a broader movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Barr
H. A. Mudge
Barr
Mudge
C.F. Reseedie
PT Dolan
Chicago
Dennis Flynn Visit Traces Political Meeting Delays
Delegate Deonie Flynn of Okma St stopped in Topeka on the way to St Taovie tainy for lack of politivar. Theves, wut GH not ert farther south than Sixth avenues or get Into the Cot releet saa. He had Business with mee ES pitas wats, Teashan tre kt the pemulon office and called on per emi. other acquaintantes between there and the river, paving om the Hock Inland fer Hansme St 3:55 o'clock this af. or 22 i think. Cidadormé wilt ties sinre heed mest peer, Le salt to a Staite Jeur-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deonie Flynn
Okma
Topeka
Taovie Tainy
Emi
Fragmented Notes on Lottery Plan and Public Notice
An OCR fragment discusses an upcoming method for a lottery like drawing. It mentions a Sit area cline and a new Mare tabide game covened tp lstoreer. It notes a 6th Cros ing fing 7 and Oblivoms will beve to Memeeh with days notice given. It hints no ram and avoidance of the word lottery while implying officials will be present in some way to enforce the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Railroads Win in Supreme Court Ruling on Freight Rates
Washington April 1 Justice White delivered the opinion in a Supreme Court decision involving Interstate Commerce Act limits on freight rates. The East Tennessee and Georgia railroad case found lower charges applied to freight to Nashville versus shipments to Chatty Power, affecting long and short haul distinctions. The ruling reverses prior interpretations, with opinions issued without prejudice and aligning with standard carrier charges in the general era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice White
Naul Traume
East Tennessee and Goorgaralimad Company
Nashville
Appeals court overrules Bates injunction on heating charges
Judge Windes of the appellate court dissolves the injunction that limited heating charges to 72 cents per thousand rubles. The court rules the circuit lacks power to fix rates and that municipal governments alone may set rates, affecting gas and allied utilities. The decision vacates a prior restraining order issued by the circuit court two months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane
Chick
Windes
apteHete
Sutin
Eheurt Court
Goa
Mhodt
Neo Peteed & Wrest
Tt Wum
Jury Convicts Burton of Murder in Neighboring Farmer Case
Marion man Burton found guilty of first degree murder in the shooting death of Patrick Hoffman last November near Drake's restaurant. He received a life sentence after a chase across the river and surrender to authorities. Burton, described as tall and well known, had been in the area only a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Patrick Hoffman
Patrick Hochtman
Burto Waa
Drake's
Hoffman
Burton
Miinieht
Ecraus
Marshal Scot
Tima
Hottrees
Wills in court adjourned after Patrick trial date set
In New York April two wills of Meced or Murch Rice were before Surrogate Fitzgerald for trial date setting. Albert T Patrick’s counsel requested temporary administrators and adjournment for June, as Ricw heirs seek delay. Separately, Jerome Robson, famed comedian, to present She Stoops to Conquer in New York City, with strong theater interest and advance seat advice amid arson-suspect fire at a theater owner’s premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
New York
Fitzgerald
Albert ‘T. Patrick
Texas
Ricw
Pitegerald
Jerome
Stuart Roheen
Universi Ly Recegeleet
Ammerind
Crewfort
Apella
Fabeca
Robson
Asence
Robern
Thaus
Ieat Balesurthy Organan
Dan
Week of Social Events and Weddings Planned
The social calendar lists numerous events including Miss Edna McClintock’s engagement celebration, dances by the Imperial Club and Commisscee Club, and card parties hosted by Miss Kate Ganther and Mrs C Downing. A wedding reception precedes two weddings on Wednesday with Mina Edna McClintock and Dorr Norton to wed at the bride’s West Tenth Avenue home and Ada Kirk and Frank A. Ihe man to marry at Topeka Avenue residence. The Pink Luncheon honors Miss Edna McClintock with guests at Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jielen Thompson
Edna McClintock
Imperial Club
Percy
Efideon's Hall
Kate Ganther
Wednessey
Mise
Ollie O'Brien
Mina
Edna McCintock
Dorr Norton
West Tenth Avenue
Adies Due Kirk
Frank A. Ihe
Topeka Avenue
C. Downing
Mrak Pres Freeman
Frnier
Clarence Bowmer
Olle Or Brien
Commisscee Club
Hudson's Hall
Miss McClintncg
Mre
Murty Weater
Kanna City
Mies Ldesa Darrah
Leavenworth
Misa Gertrude Invereux
Lawrence
Mise Maris Noerton
Misa Mary Thornpeon
Misa Ivah Davis
Susie Gay
Florence Remaington
Hazel Faester
Toute Staith
Helen Smith
Cee Sanurgar
Misa Katherine Clough
Tyler
Jessie Smith
Mes
Mimi Bessie Hayden
Mins Fielan Smuail
Atchison
Quests
Ware
Miss Smith
Gertrude Devereux
Bilas Dirs Ee
Bilas Dirs Ee A J. Binck Mra, Willams Dreschel
Ey Wi
Mie
Doeephine Bhelabarges
An Orate Giline Afalvane
Ruth McClintock
Misa Mabela
Miss Ja, Hinckley
Mina Olle
Mies
Katherine Quather
Sue
Carrie Nation Visit Report From Lawrence Mission
Rae cousin Carrie Nation visits Lawrence and meets old friends at the State Journal. She is escorted by a police officer, speaks against vice on a platform, and is hosted by Mrs Davis, congressman from the Second district, for the opera hour. A ten cent collection supports publishing costs of the Smasher's Mall. Nation plans a trip to Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
Carrie Nation
Senda
State Journal
Lawrence
Tom
Ieenin
Mra Davis
Woc
Ottawa
Local Grocery Deals Snapshot
Fragmentary shopping list shows bulk oats peeled peaches evaporated apples grated pineapple and cheap canned goods. Mentions copper bottom wash boxes parlor matches and general store sale items with unit prices including 1.00 for sugar and 1.25 for pineapple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botley
In Topeka Visit and Recovery Report From Local Notes
Wilt Sémain travels to Topeka for two weeks at fifty and visits a teetdence. Aric Mine Tatu yore and Draugte share updates. A patient with shrint fever has fully recovered and will return to work in Am. 8: Bertha EZillett, operated at Bethany hospital in Kansas City, is re-recovering. Mrs. D. Colvin, staying Nant werk, has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topekin
Draugte
Wi Bertha Ezillett
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
D. Colvin
Staak
Aubrey Stock Company Opens Week at Crawford Theater
The Aubrey Stock company launches a week of performances at Crawford tonight in The Land of the Living. The troupe, led by H Vic, promises elaborate scenery and top production values, with special attractions for women and free admission for ladies tonight when accompanied by a gentleman. The company is well regarded from Topeka as a leading repertoire traveling group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Stock Company
Crawford
Land of the Living
Bayer
Ian Young
Reduction sought by St Joseph and Grand Island Compisins
The St Joseph and Grand Island railroad seeks a tax reduction after state board examiners inspected the line on Saturday. A board member stated the railroad argues their grade does not create connections and motion to adjust assessments will be heard next week as the board acts on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Joseph & Grand Island Compisins
St Josph & Grand Island Railroad
Tte
Kensas
State Board of Assissors
City Attorney Clarifies Reappointment Mixup
City Attorney Charles Spencer announced this morning that a statement naming D T. Gregg for reappointment as assistant city attorney was an error He said Gregg is not appointed and will not be considered for the post five candidates remain for the stenographer role while the city attorney office awaits council action on quarters and location for the office in the city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spencer
Tims
D. T. Greex
Aesto
Spencer
Mir. Gregg
Burglary at Dr Simon Home on Quincy Street
A break in at 1121 Quincy Street, home of Dr. Simon, occurred Saturday night with entry through a back window. Jewelry valued around 3200 dollars was stolen. no suspect information or clues identified yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Quincy Street
Wes
Esha
Unclear OCR: Board Changes and Misc Notes
Fragmentary text reports board changes in a company or society and scattered notices. Mentions include directors reduced from three to five, names such as Eames and Velock, and references to Panama and New York in April. No coherent event or details emerge from the garbled source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bederal Steal
Agri S—Ab
Eae Birsaters Wesmetece
Eee Gamez Samuel Bpensek Chark Pacem
Uae
Annual Egg Rolling at White House Grounds
Washington residents gathered on April day for the annual egg rolling on the White House terraces. Thousands of children flocked to the Easter frolic as bands played and the Fourth Army band performed during the event. Mrs. McKinley watched from the veranda as the younger participants enjoyed the morning spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Buying Diamonds in Manila Under MacArthur Hint
In Manila rumors swirl about General MacArthur and Aguinaldo, with talk that Aguinaldo may be moved from the Malacanang palace to a new house at 56 General Solano Street and that a manifesto remains unsigned. Observers note friction over conditions, while visitors come and go as censorship continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Gen. MacArthur
Aguinaldo
Maiscanang
Gewral Solano
Pasig
Aguinniga
Aguinedo
Pilpinos
Aguinsido
Dinllice
Elsa
Pororden
Real estate Transfers Report Vast City Lot Deals
Real estate transfers list numerous property moves. Carr and Wits sell to Mrs Laura Reel for 800 dollars. lots on Holman Street and Holman’s sub-division. D W Thamar and wife sell to K Korickman for 5.5. lots on Lowafer D Wolfe and J R Mulvane-tax to Abram Bergen for 1. locations include Locust street and Parkdale additions. Penny Storrs et al transfer to John McCurrier for 99. Studs Street and Fifteenth Street Rideway sub-division entries appear. James M French transfers to Arthur on Histrisor Avenue block 2 and Richland J.P. Allen and wife to J C Kimball on Jackson Street intoon addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wow. Carr
Wits
FLA
Fred Beeler
Abram Bergem
Parkdale
Penny J. Storrs
John Mt Currier
New Mining Road Opens in Colorado Springs Line
Inauguration of the Cripple Creek Short Line connects Colorado Springs with Cripple Creek with four daily passenger trains each way. Denver and Rio Grande connects to provide daily service between Denver, Colorado Springs, and Cripple Creek. Other items include a racing note and a drug ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Spring
Col
Razu
Cripple Creek
Colorado Springs
Dhaniet Ratiag.s As
Topeka Brother Compelled to Three Months in Sanitarium
Fragmented notes describe a Topeka individual linked to a brother and compulsory sanitarium treatment for at least three months. The text mentions the ict school, music instruction, and various local business ads. No clear names or dates are consistently readable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Devlin
Levi Z. Salter
Milionaire
E. O. Funlkner
Mr. Barr
Dennis Flynn
Oklahoma
Cidadormé
Supreme Court Rules Against
Interstates Commission
Bates
Rice
America
Bt. Bale
Jyes
Aise Ares
Ue Five
Aes
Mee CA Downing
Mra Fred Presman
Andard Marty
Mra Downing
Tyler Street
Teday
Miss Lite Oirien
Mme A Nichols
Mise Clough
Mise Katha Eanes
Hame
Hellanthus Club
Ade & Dane
Hudson's
Elzabeth Holliday
Louise Kuster
Tather Rodgers
Jean Rovers
Ellerbeth Biaer
Margunrite Parkin— Mon
Lineith
Vera Smith
Elizabett
Holliday
Colia Smith
Polk Street
Ebyot
Margaret Reiser
Peien
Baby Stuart
Coming Orden
Muirearet Ei Biller
Eva Clayton
Lulu Heaty
Erne Hutell
Webster Hoover
Archie Malmotjot
Car Trapp
Enaions ‘Mc
Notws 2Nd Persona
James
Hayden
Alex Ollie Oerten
George F Sharitt
Hobart
George More
Misa McConigte
Talia Rathenr
Atic
Alestair Sones
Bethany College
Emma Burgess
EB Montgomery
Esaor Tod
Spree
Telephone
East Sixth Street
Sapollo
California
Gregg
Carter
Omaha
Leslie Carter
Boyd's Theater
Clarke Gapen
Zaza
Charlies Frohman
Board of Telegraph and Tele Phos Agsessors
HH. Rlichter
George Fi. Cole
Geo Clark
State Board
Mermcit
Ure
St Joseph & Grant
Eames Fh
Teyonasye Agerh S Velock Piret
Toune
Panama
Elneston
Free
Cotzion Markat
Linda
Peer
Ork County
Crary
Palke
Jon Pera
Shock Fox
Raymond
Lernemt Seton
Clarence
Kanes Ave
Golcon Hale
Osteopathy
Elie Ma. i Sede
H. Guibor
Firat
Marler
Ehaenpeiy
Atiwney Orw Natarten
Eam
Foster
Searing Abelriel
Cuba
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