Strike Waning as Union Keeps Bargaining Open
Reports say a strike is unlikely and machinists plan to press their case directly to President Ripley. Refusal to end negotiations and a pending referendum keep tensions high while national officers fear a split with socialists seeking leadership changes.
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Washington
D. W. Roderick
Unter
Roderick
Machinists
Ripley
Machinists' Union
Santa Us Inmrermens
Ttifons
Wilson
Witson
International Association of
Paty
O'Connell
Topeka school bonds seek 4 percent interest rate
Topeka board of education and state school fund commission clash over 473000 in school bonds. Board favors 4 percent interest while commission demands a higher rate, risking bond sale if not agreed. Also notes past bond actions and a distant reference to a separate epidemic alert and a street collision incident.
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Topeka
Topeka Board of Education
State School Fund Commission
Topeka Board
Belleres
Honda
Bond Esmand
Kansas
Charity Music Club Event Honors Miss Parkhurst
Society crowds at Washburn studio Tuesday evening for a charity style music club program. Guests included Mrs. Parkhurst and numerous Topeka residents with a rich concert featuring Brahms, Grieg, Dvorak and operatic selections. Parkhurst sails for Europe after a forty night in New York with August Zenner and Kansans among attendees.
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Geaston Fenny
Washburn
Mise Charlotte Parkhurst
Europe
Mise Parkhurst
Brahms
Wee Wen
Florence Foratche
Minuetts, Schersan
Stavenhagen
Local social notes from Kansas and Missouri visits
Atrics and others visit in Atchison and Kansas City while families host guests in Havens City and Ottawa. Mr and Mrs Henry Cain of St. Louis visit Sean’s parents as the Portia club plans a Thursday meeting and the Hiawatha club schedules a winter dance at Steinberg’s with a Vinewood series planned for summer.
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Atrics
Atchison
Biise Seonie
Brice Wail
Charlie Joex
John R. Brdéen
Minnespolis
Ross Kokwe Pace
Nie Oar Hoe Johnston
Robert Akers
Hee Drawer
Sme. Ie
Everett Aker
Ea Faller
Carthage
A. M. Puller
Caroline Underhill
Kansas City
Sure Weller
Havens City
Jane
Portia
F C. Stater
Polk Street
Henry Cain
St. Louis
Sean
Mre
May Horsiy
Chanute
Mra. J. A
Janedina ‘Wtil
Mra
Matthew
eNenie
RS Plaminer
Tinew
Prince Charles
R. Katz
Idenis
Washturn Park College Preliminaries Debated
Debaters from Parkville and nearby colleges argued municipal debt and water planning issues at the Washturn Park College Preliminary. A. Phileas and Ht. Phileas led teams. Parliaments and college clubs debated the topics amid a busy campus scene.
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Washturn Park College
Aptiatios
Medicipal
Phileas
Duiees
MaPariuus
Opie
Perkool
Mass Crowd Delays Entry at Sixth Avenue Store
New York reports a crowded scene as 4000 to 8000 people gathered along Sixth Avenue to apply for new department store jobs. Police reserves were called to maintain order after doors opened at 11 and the street corridors remained jammed from Thirteenth to Fourteenth streets as hopeful applicants pressed toward the building.
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New York
Sixth Avenue
Iray
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Street
Pelies
Sifth Avenue
Under The Ban. Circus Workers Quarantined By Health Board
Health officials, aided by city patrols and three sanitary officers, began an investigation at Gale grounds into alleged mistreatment of circus employees. A plan to quarantine workers for smallpox exposure was discussed with Mayor Pergundifal, with Menninger consulting and a detention ward prepared. The scene included insistence on containment measures and a possible detention of an individual named Muscatio, amid tense conditions among laborers.
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Board of Health
Seurden
Fipdlle Beard
William Selle
Dawe
Pergundifal
John Maniat
Cariet Hospital
de Mesoinger
Menninger
Health Board
Onte
Muscat
Brand
Bua
Blood Purifier Ad Promotes Strength and Vitality
An ad touts S S S as a vegetable blood purifier and tonic to combat anaemia and fatigue. It claims richer blood restores color to the skin, improves appetite, and revives nerves and muscles. The Swift Specific Company of Atlanta offers medical advice and a free book on blood diseases.
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S.S.S
S. S.S
SWIFT
Atlanta. GA
Oraine
Orrine
Ruth
Agence
Iran
Call On
Swift & Holliday Drug Co
Topeka
Kas
North Topeka Busy with Meetings and Socials
North Topeka notes bustling activity with church gatherings, social events, and community updates. Residents discussed painting, remodeling, and hosting receptions while local organizations held meetings, speeches, and fundraising efforts.
Sprague Chase Round Over in City Court
Sprague Ciste charged with assault on Snowden Ghew waived to preliminary examination in city court. He was bound over to the circuit court on $1207 bonds. Bhar attacked Bhar on the street following a separate incident and required hospital care.
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Sprague
Sprague Ciste
Snowden Ghew
Bhar
New School Planned for South Part of Town
The board of education will hear bids for teaching systems for the south school on May 6. A new high school furnace plant and two additional schoolhouses are proposed to relieve crowded conditions in Orchard Place and nearby districts. The south part of town has long faced long trips to school, and voters approved funds to support the project.
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Estumn Tha Kisball
Nore Kanassas
Hawkina
Kanais Avenue
Dreus
Surgen
Kansia Avenue
K. Burroughs
Grantville
Yaltor A
Das the Baptist Paradnage
Laurent Street
Belis
Deate irBie
Daniel Hecker
Meriden
McMaster
Shawnes State Bank
Pred Mornard
Baird College
Jackson Street
Green Bulidty
Karais Avenue
Rev Starsly
Topeks
Mra
A. J. Arnold
Sten Flessie Campbell
Mins Hebikah Campbell
Boulder Cole
Mra J
Viela Troutman
Troutman
Quincy Street
Bonne of
Mes
Adance
Te Worn
Foreign Miasopary Society
W. A. Hogubour
North Fapeka
Topeka
Bad Willacaln
Unis
Western Avenue
South
India
Central Avenue Christian Church
Woman" Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Halle
Omy
Board of Education
Wward
Mia
Bere
Beard
Orchard
Harrison
Achoold
Ae Wen
Ea Lantie
Tows
State Journal echoes on women’s rights case notes
Fragmented text from a page notes did not reveal clear details. It mentions a judge or state journalist references to a case about women and legal action, with unclear names and places. The readable content suggests discussion of a legal matter involving a hotel and a complaint but lacks concrete facts.
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Anne
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North Topeka
Berry Bros
Santa Fe
Miachiniata
Q’connell
Atchison, Towika
Maévientie
Fon
Mafirondt Company
Midh
Onisn
S Connell
W. Gonnel
Washi
Hot Springs
Nature
Pierce
Kre
Ifer
Newbo
Gunther's Pharmacy
Jackson
South America
United States
Santia
Chile
Vaipsraise
pDaangl
Telserant
Parkhurst
Grieg
Fea
Frank Thomas
Thatcher
Frank Foster
Dickie
Dvorak
Tramance
Ruth Colt
Tart Highs
Penny
Dean
Kaye
George Parkhurst
Frankise Lennon
Edward M. Jolley
Chappelle Foote
Myrtle Holmes
Irvin Probie
Gen. Stoker
Jeasie Goew
Newton
James Moore
Mary Moore
KG. Foster
Riddiel
Mise Sunier
Fox
James J. Kine
Horner
Sarah Horner
W. G
J. Dickie
Taylor Hughes
Acift Kitnewabers
Mise White
J. Modeins
An ‘R. E. Valentine
Agnes Gunthes
Agnes Gunther
Ards
Topeka Avenue
Berenice Fuller
Mabel
Miss Akers
Woot
Dick Alden
Margaret Jones
Alden Roser
Gunther
Kitty Gilmore
Frank & Nichols
Yilfow Springs
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church of
Yellow Springs
Miss Gilmore
Willits Gleed
College of Th ‘Sisters of Bethany
Mise Anne Sweet le
MySs Heaste ‘Winson
Denver
Charter L. Wood
Tepelis
St. Lewin
Tremely Perpvsnantin
Anna Marie Nellis
Helen “Thomreot
Min Paarlade Prescott
Owen Wyte
Ernest, B. Conant
Gordon Crow
Mist Rine Harrison
Ottawen
Pariefal Aridvist
Misa
Charlotte Perkhurst
Miss Perkhurst
Augustoe Zenner
Metropolitan Opera House
Mr. Conreid
Boant
Zenners
Mies Parkhuret
Lle Gay
Koreds City
Abe Syenins
James Gollineog
Texarkant
Mre Bates Allen
N. Nelson
Harrison Street
Louis Wulfexuhler
Hibee
Leavenworth
Fred Weillhouse
Cunningham
D. Canningham
Keaton
Alec
Miss Boses
Tawresee
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