Topeka Society Notes and Local Notices
Personal items about Te Peke Foppin visitors in Toews and others. Exorcism club meets. Missionary work by Mia Sola day noted. Several residents travel or plan visits to Lincoln Emporia Toledo and Kansas City. An upcoming Kansas Academy of Language and Literature meeting in Emporia is announced with a banquet at the State Normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toews
Herbert Armstrong
Brown
Blus Rapids
Willis Norton
Misses Lovetts
Ida True
Miss Horton
Mra
Pred J. Brown
Blue Rapida
N. E Holaday
Mary Hedrick
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Anna Lake
Osage
Clara Laubaugh
Mra C. Baker
Nellie
Kansas City
Anna Payne
Wedoceday
Memphis
George Flad
Chicago
Mabel Wilson
Lawrence
Will Eastman
J. B Flory
Emporia
Byrd Watkins
Junction City
Topeka
H. A. Black
Frank
Black
Toledo
David Flarvey
St. Joe
A. L Williams
Ferguson
SB. Sheldon
Wetmore
Ed Zimmerman
Hiawa
Frank Long
Denver
Long
Columbian Hotel
Eli Lewis
W. 4. L. Thompson
Misa Anna Staley
Troquis Club
Wetherell Hall
Sod
J. W. Hurdt
Greenwood Avenue
Potwin Place
Amorita
Guild's
T. M. Bower
Kansas Academy of Language and Literature
H.G. Larimer
A. D. Gray
A.W. Dana
H. W. Roby
W. A. McCarter
The notebook and the pampered social set
A Toronto era column mulls modern women and gossip while arguing against common myths about age and vanity. A social observer praises steady, thoughtful conduct over entertainment and slander, urging women to cultivate virtue and self reliance.
A Very Busy Woman Mrs Ballington Booth In Topeka Today
Mrs Ballington Booth lectures for the Salvation Army in Topeka with events at Hamilton Hall this afternoon and again this evening. She chats with reporters at 401 Topeka Avenue after being hosted by S P Griswold. Booth denials address rumors of maids secretaries and funds tied to a Rescue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballington Booth
Salvation Army
Topeka
Hamitton Hall
Booth
S. P. Griswold
Topeka Avenue
Chicago
Five Culprits Arrested in Ferryland Court Rows
Ferryland today saw five arrests with only two men piqued by disputes as the new city prosecutor Lew Greenwood begins a tentative record. A. L. Jones clashed with Arthur Tweedale over a running bill at his Parkdale stall. The dispute was continued to Friday. Gussie Brown and Sadie Williams were caught on Kansas avenue late at night and charged with street walking, declaring they were drunk. They paid fines of ten dollars each. Abe Ellis, a bad little colored boy from Walnut Grove, allegedly stabbed Willie Halloway in the left thigh with a pocket knife. the injured boy could not appear, and the case was continued. Lillis claimed it was accidental during wrestling. W. F. Birmingham, the last prisoner, faced larceny charges for stealing harness to fill two trunks from a former employer in Menoken. the harness was recovered as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferryland
New City
Lew Greenwood
A L. Jones
Parkdale
Sixth and
Chandler Street
Arthur Tweedale
Tweedale
Jones
Owens
Gussie Brown
Sadie Williams
Kansas Avenue
Charonhas
Abe Ellis
Walnut Grove
Willie Halloway
Hlloway
Lillis
Halloway
Ellis
W. F. Birmingham
Menoken
Dr. Price
Ettlinger Plans Move to Topeka with Family This June
Ex councilman and Ettlinger, now manager of Bell Clothing Co with 50 000 capital, is pleased with his venture and prefers Topeka though business in Kansas City remains strong. He expects to move his family in June after the school term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Ettlinger
Kansas City
Bell Clothing Company
Topeka
Supreme Court Rules Tax on Rents and State Bonds Unconstitutional
Washington April report details Chief Justice Puller reading the court’s decision on the income tax act. The ruling holds rents and land income taxed directly require apportionment, bands and state securities taxed as direct taxes are unconstitutional, while others parts stand if separate. The syllabus outlines that direct taxes must be apportioned and uniform across states, with caution on municipal bonds and state securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Puller
United States Supreme Court
United States
Congress
Springer Cas
Justles
Hilton
Springer
Charles Pollock
Furmere Loan & Trust Co
Als Municipal Corporation
Justices Split With Dissent On Law Case
The justices are equally divided with no opinion. Justice Field read a dissent stating the law is null and void. Justices White and Harlan also dissented from the majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Field
White
Harlan
No Kansas Orator Excluded From Interstate Contest
Forrest Woodside, a Kansas normal student, faces exclusion from the Interstate Contest after the executive committee recommends ruling him out for being not a college student. The state committee asked J Alvan Sankey to submit his oration as a contingency. Sankey refused briefly, then yielded, risking no Kansas entry if Woodside is barred. Precedent favors admission for a normal orator, but colleges oppose it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Woodside
Empoura
State Oratorical Association
Interstite Association
Kansas
J. Alvan Sankey
Woodside
Sankey
Woodsi
State Committee
Normal
Rev Bernard Kelly Leases Home and Plans Move to Emporia
Rev Bernard Kelly will return to Emporia to live after leasing the McCandless home on Neosho Street, moving from Topakas in about two weeks. Grace Cathedral in Emporia hosts daily services this week at 10 am 4 30 pm and 7 30 pm with sermons each evening. Holy Communion Thursday. Good Friday service at 10 am. children’s sermon at 4 30 pm. Story of the Cross sung at 7 30 pm. Easter baptisms at 3 pm. Free Pills offer from H E Bucklen & Co Chicago. Dr King’s New Life Pills touted as quick constipation and headache relief, with jungle (illegible) liver benefits. pills guaranteed pure veg and not weakened. Sold by J K Jones druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Kelly
Emporia
McCandless
Neosho Street
Topaks
Grace Cathedral
West Eighth Street
Deag
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
J. EK. Jones
Peerless
Burials and legal notes at Silver Lake
Mark Arnold aged 70 was buried at Silver Lake today after dying Monday of old age. John Knott, a local resident, had been jailed thirty days with fines but released by the county commissioner. he will serve remaining balance of 200 dollars at six dollars monthly. His mother died at Silver Lake Sunday night. Two district court removals have been filed in the United States circuit court, both damage suits against Rock Island railroad over logs of property shipped from Joliet, Illinois, by A. D. Lee and Ray Lea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Arnold
Silver Lake
John Knott
District Court of
Clay County
United States Circuit Court
Rock Island Railroad
Joliet
D, Lee
Ray Lea
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