What Must Be Done to Accommodate Pority Schools
High school crowding prompts action with plans for new buildings costing about 100000 dollars. The board weighs student numbers per room and total enrollment, proposing expansion across Grant, Laine, Chigy and Prater locales and a shift of pupils to new rooms to relieve overcapacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Educi
Enueernia
Ale Board
Ubrip
Lotiel
Ravdim
Ube
Supuee Diy
Chiitren
Sears
Ape
Grant Guiney
Laine
Chigy
Prater Seriouls
Walt
Aguinus
Delon Vealiy
Brulttfros
Rumi
Hans
Spatwlis
Chat
Chay Balke
Pai Sum
Mit
Alspeenat
Fragmented Debate on School Site and Building Plans
A chaotic town meeting transcript shows residents arguing over school site planning and a proposed tunnel or access route. Key figures referenced include local officials like Witham and a council member, with discussions on salaries and budget implications for March. The forum touches on health, safety, and the education future, signaling a contentious decision.
Caught Napping on Exclusion Bills in Congress
The House debated the Chinese exclusion bill and amendments, broadening bans to birth and blood lines, and extending policy to the Philippines. Debate touched on employment of Chinese soldiers, treaty policies, and the impact on banks. Democrats tried to filibuster, but a call of the House yielded a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St Wenerah
Werth
Philippines
Hetsien Bf Enerigien
Coffelt Trial Opens With Murder Charge and Witness List
Winfield April 5 The trial of O W Coffelt on the charge of murdering Montgomery opens with jurors seated and witnesses listed. The defense seeks to prove nonpresence at the deed and notes prior rivalries including Cravens attacking the deceased and a past shooting involving Welty during a 1500 summer incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
O. W. Coffelt
Montgomery
Webuc
Coffett
Cravens
Lemenery
Burt Welty
Ste Federad
Alf. Bateman
Edison company to expand Topeka plant with two engines
The Adject Elerthea company plans a $110,000 upgrade at its Van Burin shred plant between Severth and Eighth streets to double capacity. A new 120 by 50 foot building will be erected around the current engine room, adding two 100 horsepower engines and boilers, with the goal of powering both large and small consumers and placing the project under a thorough, fireproof construction set to begin this year and near completion by November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elerthea Company
van Burin
Severth
Eitheerighty
Sreajiert
Laarge
Whitch
Isis
Newenanes
Roorm
Gutoioti
Holland & Squires
Mansel
Edison
Heves
Topeka
Collision injures man after car strikes train in Joliet
A Joliet crash left a motor man badly hurt when a car driven by local workers collided with a Santa Fe passenger train near a depot on Cis Street. Brake failure and a slow crash caused the car to roll along the tracks pulverizing a street car and injuring nine bystanders.
Local Voting Notes and Weather Impacts in April City
The report notes bright weather and heavy interest in April voting in Kuzisas City with the full registered vote expected to be polled. Campaigns list Democrat Jena and Green henge leading the Discars ticket, while Prohibitionists also field a full slate.
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Laoses
Kuzisas
Mayue Janes la Read
Democra
Jena
Unclear fragment about Seffereon City event in Missouri
Fragment mentions Seffereon City Missouri and an operation at Lathrop for some dart on ear by private individuals. Claims about largest horse and mule market and references to state and bridging government with Hermes and mutra are present but unclear.
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Seffereon City
Lathrop
Individusis Heange Thas
Sareen
A States
Bridie
Hermes
Mutra
Debate over Cuban reciprocity bill and Chinese exclusion in Senate
In Washington in April the Cuban reciprocity bill opened with strong leadership activity as the House moved into committee of the whole by a 177 to 50 vote. The Senate debate featured figures like Mr. Prye and Mr. Cullum amid arguments on treaty implications and potential new Chinese exclusion measures.
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Washington
Bette
Mmember
Lucer
Payne
Warn
Asia Comenittes
Reerecions
Recen Iauirs
Hobarteon
Senate
Pemiori Cogay
Peo
Prye
Bald
Sprecktet
San Francisco
Telemi
Cullum
China
Chitus
United States
Congress
Tex
Emrernam
Barry
Ark
My Boeou
Petina
Ale
Brielio
Winner party leaves for Topeka Lawrence electric road
The Winner party of capitalists arrived in Topeka and discussed an electrical road proposed between Topeka and Lawrence. Willard Winner led the venture with Joseph Helm funding the larger share. Officials declined to comment while a survey plan for Shawnee County is reviewed and a potential operation target next January is noted.
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Topika Maries Satlermoun
Topeka
Lawrence
Holt Nail
Kansas City
Laveremoe
DUIS
Willard Winnee
Kitnus City
Joseph Helm
Winner
Helm
Kanes City
Topas Trie
Kansasity
Lawrence Smt
Top
Heimnes
Hedges
Shawnee County
Topeks
He Is Out of Politics Says Former Senator Tamen Haker
A washed up political figure, Tamen Haker, formerly of Leavenworth, arrives in Santa Fe to conduct private business and declares himself detached from politics. He refuses to discuss the Topeka visit or any party involvement, signaling retirement from public life.
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Tamen Haker
Leavenworth
Santa Fe
Topeka
Selenaois
Wiate
Fages the Court Listens to Juror Questioning
The court hears intense questioning of jurors as proceedings continue. Judge Fages presides while attorneys probe potential biases and confirm juror suitability for the trial.
Jury Exhaustion in Booth Murder Trial Amid Deliberations
Jurors in the Booth murder case undergo rigorous questioning as the state completes its examination before noon. Accused Mrs. Siunis Browning sits with her mother Mary McCoy and sister Heslte Browning, who face possible witness roles. Court crowded. several potential jurors excused for bias or age.
Two Discharged In Booth Murder Case
Ottawa Kan April Mrs Mary McCoy and Bessie Browning were discharged on the county attorney's recommendation. The court will begin juror selection today. The decision surprised many and is said to reflect possible use of the defendants for shelter by friends as plans formed.
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McCoy
Bessie Browning
Ottawa
Kan
Mary McCoy
Bessie Brownite
Booth
Mary Stanley
Mystery Surrounds Booth Murder in Ottawa Kansas
The Booth murder case centers on James Booth, lover of Marie Stanien, with Marie, her mother Mire Mary McCoy, and sister Bessie Browning charged. The body was found in a well at the home of the accused on a Friday night, January 31, as the story unfolds amid foggy details and shifting alibis.
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Booth
Ottawa
Kan
James Booth
Momiery
Marie Stanien
Mire Mary McCoy
Jer Aieter
Bessie Browning
Arcet
Ube Setakt Aterees Moeiay
Ce Accar Oarally Sd Aenth
Stanley Jett
Murder trial notes in Topeka linked to Mrs. Staples
Dispatch summarizes circumstantial evidence in a Topeka murder case tied to Mrs. Stanley Staples. Prosecutors stress witnesses and theater activity at McCoy home, with attention to movements after a Friday evening event and a Fourth Avenue hotel blood stain claim. Defense strategy remains secret as trial looms. Also noted is Major Pruden's hospitalization for heart trouble.
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Kansas City
Wrankht
Eeena Ays
Fifth Avenue
Topeka
Wasoh
Sirs
Ka Brason
W. J. Conslan
Gamble & Cassie Atkinne
Toei Defense
Tor
Bina Stanley
McCoy
Rome
Ube Bent
Vette
Stanley Oweil Iim
Birs
Stantey
Cayvette
Shinley
Gerestad
Tientre
Stantes
Stanley
Jeast
McCoy Fargiry
Stan
Haefter
Mr. Booth
Motoy
Tessie
Aubough Booth
Staniey
Irving
Q.arral
Stanley Lene
Drese
Onsette
McGoy
Unclear text on Mongolia revolt and troop dispatch
Fragmentary report references Chinese troops and Krupp xans deployed to Southern Mongolia amid revolt over indemnity taxation. Details are garbled with numerous misspellings and numbers, preventing a clear reconstruction of events, dates, or specific actors.
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Tien ‘Tein
Mongolia
Roosevelt in Charleston Voyage Draws Warm Cheers
President Roosevelt's train journey through Virginia and South Carolina drew great cordiality and strong crowds. In Charleston the party toured harbor scenes aboard the Algonquin, visited Fort Sumter, and attended a reception and banquet amid buoyant public interest and orderly shows of respect.
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Charleston
B.C
Well Parky
WU Thibe
Pitts
Oe City
Jisen Lge
Ein Nayil
Roosavelt
Virgina Yeus
Happaluinwork
CP Eat Ag Wits
Uptm Deatemtay College Yell
Haris
Charleeton
Mays Station
Mie
Prioot Arink
Ant
Mega
Topeka
Lancaster
Algomdut
Buliican
Eny
Junning
Fort Sumter
Waldork
Micah Jeukita
North Carolina
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Mr. Tawney
Kansas City Line
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Marie Stanley Om
Episcopal
Kun
Nhon
Siunies
Hetsle Browning
Gffendant
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Sirs Seartes
Marie Stanley
Wio Om
Green
John McDaniel
Taderatyti
Pgnetley Dalley
An Repin- Hh
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Sweatunis Gf Desaurder
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