State House Action Pardons Elk County Man on Promise to Abstain
The state board of pardons recommended a pardon for E Dixon of Elk County, who before prison was addicted to strong drink. The condition is he refrain from intoxicants henceforth. if he breaks the promise, he faces continued imprisonment. Dixon pleaded guilty on February 13, 1934, and received five years, noted as his first offense and an honest, hard working family man.
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State Board of Pardons
E . Dixon
Elk County
Dixon
Leeds
Los Onne
Distritt
Ole
W. A. McCaustland
Tray Asald
Hart
Use Eourt
Yends
Diton
Dremiers
State Board of Assessors Trip Incidents Reported
Report recounts two incidents on the State Board of Assessors tour from Quenemo to Gangeire on a Santa Fe line. A bridge crew repairing rails drew attention as Treasurer detlebower urged patience and warned against delaying insurance claims, while Uncle Dave supervised spike work on the track. The trip included Santa Fe accommodations and a dinner with notable dessert and dinner-table humor. The board plans a May 3 tour of state institutions to address vacancies and ongoing business, with head officers not yet chosen.
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State Board of Rallied
Msxeanors
Quenemo
Gangeire
Santa
Allroad
Tressurer
Detlebower
Popularis
Honay
Tncke Daye
Etna
Topeka
Santa Fe
Dave
Henebower
Reir
Adirus
Hellebower
Haota + menagement hich
Mapes
Care Lider
Kansas
de Gay
Dalen
State Board of Charities
Sone Derelle
Institutiona
Ieee
Oulinore
J. Bate
G. W. Jackedm
W.S. McClintock
W. Tatman
State Insurance Department
Stoker
Kansas City
Westminster Presbyterian Church
John W. Blank
Emporis
Nawion
Yagevernor Teeny
Homme
Ieee Igetece
New York
Kansas Avenue
Mark Howell
Harber Asphalt Works
Rock Latana
Gilbert Kelly
H. B. Kelly
E. C. Liltle
Leedy
Cy. Ransov
Segal
Margaret Mathers
Gymbeline
Stout
Popekas
Sanis Fe
State Tech
Black Dog
Cisison
Quincy
Tie East India Retter
T Dek
Tamas
Tie Grand Opera
Hamilton Ball
West Sixth Street
Cortes of
Jackson
Harmony Hall
Famtion Hall
Patrick Donovan
George Sandusky
Santa Ie
Fated N. M
Otto Kacine
Tom Shauntesey
Mink Uy
Acchiton Be
Sali
Dav Ag
Grippe
Chive Steele Ty
Midecontin
Dun
Norsk Topeka
Tkat A Wate
Sketex
Komp
Vest
Hixots
Driftcod
Stiona
Mick
National Association of Postomice Clerks
Feveninik
Eugene Wolfe
Edith Metcalf
Thea. Wilkie
Tresaurer
Destphiine Horton
Eugene Wolfe Wan
del Vats
J. FP. Danivts
Baltimor
Saytembe
Marshal Mettesh
Cairaysite
Rainn Hitt
Anes Iby
Breiney
Marga McIntosh
Kansas Clix
Board to Elect Best Qualified Men for Topeka Work
The board will elect the best qualified men for duties they are called upon to handle. The next meeting in Topeka will occur after the institution's term is completed. The board plans to spend two or three days in Topeka starting about May 15.
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Topeka
Bejes
Pardons in Process at Lansing Board Recommends Early Release
State board of pardons spends a week at the penitentiary reviewing applicants. Recommendations flow daily for inmates including John Huston of Wyandotte County serving six years for conveyance. Officials favor commutations shortening terms to five to six years with immediate liberty for several inmates.
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Fies
Lansing
Pridoners
State Board of Pardons
John Huston
Weandotte County
Willum Green
Leavenworth County
Geetee Lee
Bourbon County
Orville Gibson
Lyon County
Wiensames Stahlman
Republic County
WNALL GETTING THE MONEY FOR FIRE COMPANIES
The article discusses a dispute over funds promised to fire companies and the role of the state superintendent in collecting or repairing finances. It mentions Mr. McNair, Kansas, and the confusion around a letter about tax withholdings and future collections, suggesting an unclear transaction affecting fire departments.
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Legisla Gre
Ile
Anthony
Snider
MiNi
Ucne Tials
Kansas
Lir
McNair
McNall
Feeling Runs High Against Walters in Labotts County
A populist in Labette County reports intense disaffection with Representative Chas R. Walters who allegedly earned 1000 dollars as a legislator. Backed by a journalist, locals demand explanation and Walters may be called to resign or face corrective measures. Walters denies the money, challenges proof, and is expected to appear before the committee.
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Walters
Labotts County
Labette County
Chas R. Walters
Journal
Mame Meneuire
Wallers
Burglary Charge in Coffeyville and Bank Charter News
Local reports state Hill faces burglary and grand larceny charges in Coffeyville before Justice of the Peace Matthews after alleged thefts from a residence including a gold watch silver knives cuff buttons and amethyst flags valued at 63 dollars. Kansas City banking news notes Commercial Safe Clink of Kansas City, Irian now incorporated with 325000 capital. list of directors and state charter filed. Also listed are appointments of justices of the peace and school fund bond investments totaling 19050 dollars.
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Ralph
Kansas City
Hill
Matthews
Coffeyville
Cahill
Safe Clink
Irian
Kansas
M Staley
Kans City
J. A. Must
Paonia
Secretary of State
Topeka auditorium association to be chartered today
The Topeka Auditorium association will be chartered this afternoon at 4 o’clock in the Commercial club rooms with directors including William Green Edward Wilder C P Aiums and others. Temporary officers were elected and the group discussed charter scope site plans and city support for an auditorium in Topeka this summer.
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Topeka Auditorium Association
William Green
Edward Wilder
C. P Aiums
C. Popenos
T. J. Anderson
FP. M. Newland
Baird
Tuomas Page
Howe
A. K. Rodgers
Nettels
EH. Crosby
Otto Kuehne
At. C. Holman
Chas, Wolf
A. A. Godard
J. W. Thurston
H. W. Netswanger
W. Hi. Davis
C. & Sutton
W. C. Stephenson
R. S. Krisham
J. S. Warner
M.D. Hendersio
Association Menia Business and Auther
Commercial Club
Willian Green
C. H. Nettels
Willam Green
Ho Crosby
Is. Brigham
T. Howe
W. H. Davis
Adana
C. TH. Nettels
Wilder
A. Godard
E. H. Crosby
Topeka
Anderson
Acterdanes
Wm. Green
Mrr. Wilder
Me. Green
J. We Thurston
Warner
Tupelo 7
Netters
Stivalit
Aloper
Oddball city snapshot yields crowded weekend scene
The piece highlights varied local goings on including trolley travel, visits by city officials and citizens, weddings and church notices, a rumored new pastor, sporting tidbits, and upcoming events at the Grand Opera House. It notes civic duties, shipping, and local business moves with names like W.S. McClintock, J. K. Cubbison, and E. Little prominent.
Predictions of Hicks Forecast a Hot Summer Ahead
Weather prophet Dr Hicks says July August will be very hot with a likely mild to moderate June and a placid May. He expects normal rainfall after late April disturbances, possible frost up north, and no tornado risk near St Louis though some winds and storms may occur. Rivers will rise with full tributaries feeding the Mississippi basin.
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St Louis
Inr R. Hicks
Saturna
Jand
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
Iinois
Kentucky
St. Louis
Hicks
Mississippi
More Negroes for Kansas and a colored town plan
W S Eagleson a state house messenger works to locate land for a town for colored people in Kansas. He helped build Langston Ok, and writes of colored families seeking homes in Kansas from Rodney Mississippi flood areas. He suggests western Kansas as a cheap land option and notes a proposed Ne cro colony might head north toward Kansas.
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W. S. Eagleson
State House
Langston, Ok
Engleson
Rodney
Miss
Kansas
Esgie Son
Mississippi
Rogieson
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia Claims Fast Relief
A promotional note touts a “Mystic Cure” that supposedly treats rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 2 days. The text asserts quick removal of the cause and disease, with testimonials from F. T. Fo Anthony and offers for sale by Swift & Holliday at 523 Kansas Avenue, Topeka.
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Fo Anthony
Promise City
Law
Swift & Holliday
Kansas Avenus
Topeka
Grant Monument Dedication Excursion Rates to New York
The Grant monument dedication pageant will unfold on April sith in the magnifi cent Maugoteum by the Hudson at Columbia. The ceremony promises unprecedented pomp with the president, Supreme Court, and state civic officers, plus naval and military units, to form a grand procession to Grant's Tomb. RO & O R BR offers reduced excursion tickets Chicago to New York from April 22 to 26, returning by May 4, $24 round trip, with stopover options via Washington. details via Assistant General Passenger Agent LS Allen, B and O Ry, Chicago.
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Hudson River
Columbia
Supreme Court
Mathm
States
Republic
America
Grant
New York
Washington
Chicago
LS. Allen
Asatvtant
Rio
One and a Half Millions Engaged For This Week New York
April 21 report notes Mullerr, Schull & Co withdraws $7.00 in gold from the navy Office to supplement to Eynaine on today’s steamer. The Naeem schedule shows ships will sail from Stew York to Normanita on Thursday. When cold is contracted corn is at one. One Minute Cough Cadre offered at 2¢ for road to recovery. Cures for pneumonias, breathless conditions, croup and lung trouble, G. W. Stansfield, Kansas agent.
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Weel
New York
Muller, Schull £ Ci
Nesay
Suijumint
Eynaie
Tovayss
Wels Nameeae
Tkhider Peabods & Cy
Poston
Stew York
Fie Normanita
W. Stansfield
Kansas
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