Social and Personal Notices From Topeka Area
Mrs T W Harrison and Mrs H L Cook to host event at Sirs Harris home 16 Western avenue for members of the American Revolution chapter. Mrs A D McGuert secretary. Ninde Chautauqua and Ladies Music Club hold fifth recital Wednesday April 12 at 3 PM with Irene Campdoras, Nichard Mendelssohn pieces, Miss Catherine Smith, Miss Tanna, Miss Hardt, and others performing. Various local residents announced visits, travels, entertainments, and engagements across Topeka and nearby cities with plans to attend events, visit relatives, or host gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsancrede
Mites
Irene Campdoras
Nichard-Mendelssohn
Greetson
Mira ‘Thomas
Mia
Parkhurst
Mendelssohn
Miss Tanna
Hardt
Barts
Acleinbener
Lynes
Saint Saens
Catherine Simith
Saens
Delilah
Lichtenstein
John H. Donnelly
Chicago
Mayere
William Walter Speer
Washington Avenue
Callaham
Harry Miller
el Dorado
Miller
Mexico
H. K. Lemon
Frankis
Ruby Roark
Kentucky
B. T. Lewis
City of Mexico
Topeka
Myra van Hosten
St. Joe
Jennie Cantwell
Eel Hayes
Aes Cantwell
Grant Meade
Horton
Bir
W. E. Sterne
Greey Sotoea
St. William Anderson Abilenestent
L. A. Wood
Americus
Kaw
Mary , C. Goddard
Walter Wellhouse
Fillmore Street
Harley Hamilton
Kansas City
Preston J. Roth
Ellsworth
Kan
KG. Boyd
Covell
Eka
Widespread Local Happenings Noted In Busy Community
A stream of fragmented notes from Topeka area life highlights garden work and street concerns, church events, social meetings, and local shifts. Mentions of residents like William Wayne and Topeka figures appear amid scattered items on weather, plumbing, and civic duties.
Spencer Names Local Inspector Appointments
Spencer, state inspector, after consulting with the governor and securing the chief executive's approval, announced a list of local inspectors. Locations include Abeine, Marysville, Valley Falls, Lawrence, Neosho, Mound City, Sedan, Junction City, Garnett, Council Grove, Keat Bend, Ottawa, Winfield, Senece, Cafferyville, Wamesa, Hutchison. The new law requires local inspectors at state offices and limits deputies. 22 more inspectors remain to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oif
C. M. Eins
Feldt
John L Graham
Junction City
George Cormack
Garnett
Council Grove
H. G. Martin
Lee J. Fleming
Keat Bend
B. Bunting
Ottawa
Ed Chenoweth
Wintield
A. Ht
Senece
A_ Mathews
Cafferyvile
W. G. Long
Kansas Banks Show Improvement in Statements Says Breidenthal
Commissioner Breidenthal praises Kansas banks after reviewing quarterly statements from about 370 banks. Reports note reduced certificates of deposit from 831 008 to 161 000 and total borrowed money in banks vaults down to 298 000. He cites interbank borrowings of eight and a half million with five million from Kansas City banks, and a Kansas City bank holding over 2.1 million on deposit.
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Breidenthal
Kansas
Nere
Lecture on Cyrano de Bergerac by Latshaw Friday
Everett Hale's substitute lecture will read Cyrano de Bergerac by Austin Latshaw this Friday April 14. Seats may be reserved for this number and for Prof Fuh De Motis lecture Tuesday morning. Season ticket holders exchange ticket books for reserved seat checks. numbers cut at ten o'clock. chart opens at 8. American Steam Laundry advertises collar care and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett. Hale
Cyrano Oe Bergerac
Austin Latshaw
Fuh de Motis
Round Up of Tramps Near Rock Island Woods
Officers Hendricks and Betts rounded up nine tramps in the woods near Rock Island. Two walked on crutches, one head bandaged, another ill with chills, another intoxicated, one partly blind, while the rest had no notable marks. A man named Tommy Burss claimed to be a mechanist traveling for his health and hid tools fashioned from wire including pinchers and wire components.
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Hendricks
Betts
Rock Island
Tommy Burss
Murdock Declines Office Offer From Governor
El Dorado’s Bent Murdock declines the office of states commissioner offered by Governor Stanley. He says the governor promised him a seat on the court of visitation, and since that was not fulfilled no office will be acceptable under the current administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
el Dorado
Stanley
Court of Visitation
Pocket 600 Balls Opens Chicago World Pool Championship
The world championship in continuous pool begins tonight in Chicago with Alfred De Ver as the championship emblem. The winner must pocket 600 balls, and the match will span three nights with 200 balls played each night.
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Chicago
Alfred de Ver
Rubber Trade in Para Gains Global Interest
Consul Kennedy reports Para Brazil rubber profits draw fortunous capitalists. A syndicate worth 45.7 million dollars aims to exploit the rubber business, facing avai didores control of estates and pricing disputes. February port receipts approach 1.0 thousand tons, with month totals likely to top 5,100 tons. The Red Cross steamer Camatense carries a record cargo and more vessels are joining Para's rubber trade toward New York.
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New York
Washington
Para
Brazil
State Department
K. K. Kennedy
Avaldores
Avaidores
England
Marajo
Parabot
Amagenas
Bow
Red Cross
Camatense
Mansos
Amazon
Ballard helps police in New murder case near Wichita
Alvin Ballard the convict who led to six arrests in the New murder case near Greenwood County spent Saturday with Sheriff Simmons and detective Fiveman. They dug up counterfeit molds and hundreds of counterfeit dollars on an unoccupied tract north of town. A woman testified seeing Ballard with Frank Allgood the morning after the murder, supporting Ballard’s earlier statements. Ballard, in citizen clothes, remains unshackled as officers continue to press the case. Later, county teachers in Harvey County met in Newton with Prof. Stanley of Wichita delivering an address.
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Wichita
Kan
Alvin Ballard
Kansas Penitentiary
Sherif Simmons
W. P. Fiveman
Hailard
Ballard
Sheriff Simmons
Officer Freeman
Frank Allgood
Turner
Joseph New
Greenwood County
New
Hein
Giiter Freeman
Warden Landis
The Ideal Drug Store Space Store Sales Note
The Ideal Drug Store promotes careful prescription handling and fair pricing. It highlights mastered operations aimed at an easy and efficient drug store experience for customers and patients.
Electric Cars Collide Near Fort Post
Leavenworth reports a collision between two electric cars near the fort Saturday night. Motorman Frank Harmon and prison guard Howell were badly hurt. Harmon's knees may be impaired for some time. Howell sustained severe bruises and possible internal injuries. The crash followed a trolley pole break on the leading car, plunging the second car into darkness and making a stop impossible.
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Leavenworth
Frank Harmon
Howell
Iarmon
Harmon
North Topeka News: Local Live Bits and Bargains
North Topeka items cover repairs and social updates with notes on bargains at The Leader Kansas Avenue and Cosniey Post. Local residents travel, move, or join new jobs while gatherings at Christian church and North Congregational church announce meetings and changes.
Kansas Hen Selected for Kansas Nebraska Debate
The final preliminary for Kansas university representatives in the Kansas Nebraska debate chose Tom Brady J Lane and Freshlin Baker from eleven contestants. The Kansas Nebraska debate will take place May 12 in Lawrence with the question: that combinations of railroads to fix rates are undesirable and should be prohibited by law.
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Kansas Nebraska
Lawrence
Kansas University
Nebraska University
University
Tom Brady
J. Lane
Freshlin Baker
Kansas
Webraska
Washburn to Play Seven Base Ball Games at Topeka
Topeka will host Washburn in seven evening baseball games this season with manager A J Delay announcing April 3 Missouri, May 4 Kansas, May 12 Nebraska, May 16 Ottawa, May 22 Kansas Agricultural College, May 30 Haskell, and June 5 State Normal. More games may be added as the T A A plans to field a strong team and even consider a trip to Colorado.
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Topeka
Coltexes
A J. Delay
Washburn
Missouri University
Kansas University
Nebraska University
Ottawa
Kansas Agricultural College
Haskell
State Normal
Colorado
Near wrecked hose reel due to poor streets in Parkdale
Wire Department hand and hose reel at station No 3 narrowly escaped damage while racing to a fire. At Fourth and Hancock Logan fell into a two and a half foot deep hole, driver Sneed dodged it, and Capt Brown suffered a bruised hip. The piece urges macadam pavements to aid the fire department and other traffic.
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Wire Department
Parkdale
Hancock
Logan
Capt Brown
Exciting Topeka Petrol Wagon Ride Captures City Night
A Topeka patrol ride ends in a record quick hitch after Officer Henderson, on duty with the petrol wagon, races through crowded streets. The horses spooked, the harness failed, and the driver McCoy was off duty when the dramatic sequence began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
McCoy
Henderson
A Cutting Afpray and Arrests After Disturbance
The report states Luke Heers and C. S. Giesert were arrested at 1 o'clock for disturbing the peace following an altercation with a Ryan at Fourth and Kansas Avenue. Harry drew a knife and cut Ryan on the arm and breast, a pocket full of pencils saving him from serious harm. Ryan declined to appear against the two men this morning.
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Luke Heers
C. S. Giesert
Lucas
Matthews
Ryan
Fourth
Kansas Avenue
Herry
New Members Named to State Dental Board
Governor appoints Dr T S Hatfield of Marysville and Dr H M Dmilion of Girard to the state dental board. Hatfield serves as president of the State Dental Association. The text ends with an unrelated ad about steam laundry services for collar edges.
Horses Break Free In Wild City Run As Burgress Stallions Break
A chaotic chase unfolds as horses bolt from a wagon before being recaptured. Officers climb aboard as the team escapes again, bolting through streets and narrowly missing collisions. Henderson struggles to control the unruly pair after discovering the reins were trapped on a broken headstall.
Dickinson to resign from Topeka city council
Third Ward Councilman D J Dickinson will resign citing lack of time for city affairs. Ex Councilman C H Nettels is expected to fill the seat. Dickinson, a grocer at Tenth and Morris, is respected and Nettels is endorsed for his waterworks knowledge and active record.
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Gouscitman
Och Nettels
D. J. Dickinson
C. H. Nettels
Dickinson
Tenth
Morris Avenues
Netueta
Topeks
Dickiewn
Topeka
Stanley's Office Hours End After Six PM
Governor Stanley ends office hours at 6 o clock with aims to avoid business after the hour. He has faced irregular patronage distribution and late evenings at the executive department causing inconvenience.
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Stanley
Executive Department
Ula
To Complete Winfield Observatory
Winfield April 10 The long delayed tron works for the observatory to here and t is pronounced highly mutisfactory by the mechanics There is about 6.00 to complete the ding but i has not all been collected yet Promotes Colored Soldiers Governor Stanier indicated Second Lieutenant Taylor company fH Twenty third Kansas to be first lieutenant and Sergeant Oscar Oner su coeds Tey
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Winfield Observatory
Winfield
Stanier Hssinted
Taylor Company
Twenty-third
Kansas
Oscar Oner Sue
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CaldRar
Teagier
Prinen
Dania Molag
Laine Society of the First Negra Teal
Churens
Auwer
William
Wedeworth
Wayne
Philatelphia
Benne
the New Model Supply Store
Axtons
Spencer
American Steam Laundry
Newton
Harvey County “Teachers” Association
FE Stanley
The
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R. W. Squires
Telephose
Kansas Ave
Gba
Bet
Pirlace
Sxm
Auerbach & Guettel
Ave
North
Tupeka
Pratt
Maj
R. W. Jenkins
John H. Vincent
George van Dredal
Silver Lake
North Side
Frank Burns
Fifth United States Cavalry
Porto Rico
Cosniey & Post
C. B Lyon
D. D
Joseph Warnock
Kilmer
Warnock Place
Polk Street
Christian Church
Sloan
Topeka Avenue
E. T. Hearick
Geo. J. Graves & Sons
Hearick & Rea
Quincy Street
Veale
Grace Miller
State Normal School
Emporia
Mark Putnam
Juanita
Beloit
Edith Putnam
T. B Reynolds
Lyman
Kansas Avenue Road
Ladies’ Ald Society
W. J. Stovall
van Buren Street
North Congregational Church
A .5
Palmer
Jessie Warner
Wilmington
E. D. Small
Parsons
Hilnots
Ed. Schulze
Jackson Street
Perry
Peeriesa Steam Laundry
Fifi Street
Chaney & Morton
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