Merquette Club Autumn Party At Hudson's Hall
The Merquette club entertained last night at Hudson's hall with a large guest list including Mr and Mrs Puer Mr and Mrs Nichols Mr and Mrs Freeman Mr and Mrs Cole Mr and Mrs Murphy and numerous others. The event featured dancing, a progressive canvermilion with prizes and a candy apex, and special attire prizes awarded to several guests. The library was decorated with plants and regalia and about 300 women attended. several professors and guests from local colleges participated in the social hour and beverages.
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Merquette Club
Hudson's Hall
Puer
Nichols
Fred Freeman
J. A. Cole
AL. Murphy
P. Eason
W. H. Restman
Mes
WM. Hall
Mise
Florence Ballss
Mr. Dwasock
Mum Lora Nell
Nadine Smythe
Julia Welinusee
Vivian Tuthe
Mila Marvel Wilbur
Une Lytiv
Milas Alice Pafterfod
Miorance Balivy
Grace Press
Grace Huntaterger
Eee
Rena Mins
Ruth Roout
He Pood
Alice Willard
Mies
Aléanor Lakens
Mike Alva van Vechten
Man Exfeabeth Milter
Jula Larner
Minn
Edith Attwond
Cora Gottard
Heecock
AJ. Stout
Monte Kistler
Ernest Cra Erford
Lester Bennett
Henneth Andersin
Béwant Goasler
Titkham Veale
Arthur Wolf
Arthur Grigga
Herbert Clark
Donald Brunner
Ralph Tuttle
Mn S Averinghar
Archibald Mulholland
Rose Swingles
Rex Stout
Julius Prite
Joh Pretehfun
Howard Catruth
Harry Brecht
Carl Veazie
Thonedore Bichibbesn
College Dulidinas
Reheplian
Pis Fk
George Ferdickard
Ro Nautilus Club
Solance
Mies Colcord
Social notes of Griswold family gathering and visitors
A crowd of about 23 young people gathered Thursday evening in Phall Hall parlors for music and dancing. Decorations included palms ferns and electric lighting. Mrs Prouty and Mrs George Crawford hosted with Pearl Bample visiting from Atohl. Ann Huntberger plans a Los Angeles trip. Miss Anna Harrison returns from university for Sunday visit.
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Griswold
SOCOM
Wea
StePurland
Templeton
Monett
Regan
Leeman
Walleni
Phall Thures
Curis
Mra Freden
M__Prouty
Topeka Avenge
Miso Pearl Bample Ie
Atohl
George Crawford
Findung
George i
Arknos
Vinita
Oklaborme
Ann& Hunteberger
Tuewlny
Low Angeles
Collingwood Mill
Moss
St. Marya
Anna Harrison
Kansas Moves Up To Eighth In Interstate Oratorical Program
Richmond dispatch notes Kansas earned eighth place on the Interstate oratorical contest program with nine states competing. The event will occur in Des Moines later this month. Washburn College placed tied for fourth in Ottawa's regional contest, with Malcolm Gerrard representing Kansas.
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Richmond
Indiana
Kansas
Des Moines
Lana
Lrwight DL
Leafburrow Baker
Ottawa
Washburn College
Malcolm Gerrard
Kansaso
Heim
Real Estate Transfers From City Additions and Quarters
Real estate transfers list various deeds and parcels in Throop Dr. Eve Street and King Heywood McFarland additions. Transfers include Hubert Thomas to D J Whathewey, CH Crescott to Scheidt, and mortgage details with prices around 1 20 dollars. Other tracts cover Van Burens area and West quarter sections. Housing deeds involve Financiers Association, M D subdivision, Campbell and Woods to A Te Shyidon, and Martin to Elizabeth Nadine.
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Townehty
Jemry
Koch
wouthwWest
Hubbie
M. & D. Subdivienon
Campbell and Buslniod
A. Te Shyidon
Flissore Street
CH. Martin and Wits
Elizabeth P. Nadine
Bellview Adattion
Scalsn Pittsburg April Mis of Structurel Ban Ner
In April mis of structurel banner the American Bridge Co to have moved the new male submitted by the atreotional workers across cities May 10. A dispute may bring trouble as Milwaukee sale is noted. Presidential appointments include Judge Garrett of Pennsylvania and others. Odell signs library gift. Doyly Carte will leaves 11,000 to Rewina. Rio dispatch notes ministerial talks on American alliances and peace prospects.
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Pittsburg
J. Mis
Anprican Bridge Company
Sayle
Milwaukee
D'Oply Cartes
Wil Lenton
Doyly Carte
Rewina Hrandram
Beautiful Lakes and Mountains Across Lehigh Valley
Community notice praises health and wellbeing, mentioning lakes and mountains near Lehigh Valley between New York and Philadelphia. It references remedies and manner of relief, with a personal note about past illness and recovery. Local readers are invited to visit a shop on Lutew Avenue for related items and remedies.
Government to Attach Funds in Bank Over Carter Case
From Washington April 27 a Herald special reports Attorney General Knox acting under presidential instruction will press immediate action to recover government funds traced to Captain O M Carter from harbor improvements. A secret conference with federal officials mapped out plans as Grigsby’s successor moves quickly amid probes of prior prosecutions. Banks in Savannah New York and other cities are said to hold about 750000 connected to the former Carter activities.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Knox
Facnor
O. M. Carter
Emoers Geen
Cas Dover
Thent Justice
Grigis
Johnson le
Savannah
Vigorous war on policy shops announced in New York
In New York on April 27 civic club committees vow a vigorous campaign against policy shops. Captain Goddard reports 45 arrests for running policy operations and estimates 600 shops, possibly nearly double. He notes daily average theft from the poor around 25 dollars per shop and says a new law effective September 1 will ease convictions by making paraphernalia prima facie evidence.
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New York
Civic Club
Ihs
Goddard
North Topeka Society Notices and Local Appearances
A long rough jumble of social items from North Topeka reports various visits, property moves, sales, and community events. Mentions Miss Margaret Hanley visiting Missen Daley and Myrtle Oliver in Horton, people returning from Kansas City, purchases and moves of Bell property, bakery changes, and upcoming local church services and entertainments. The fragmentary text also notes Miss Bush Werner’s Sunday arrival, society gatherings, and a “Dance, Spirit of Honor” event with Steinverg's orchestra scheduled for April 30.
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J.B
J. M Jeffers
Karen City
Costley & Post
Margaret Hanley
Missen Daley
Myrtle Olivier
Horton
D B& Jim
Kansas City
Abd
J. M. Stalth
Central Avenue
Cosen Aldridge
Kansas Ave
Hastings
Holman
Bell
Viatene
Jane Hoxter
Ellie Bakery
Dufrane
Astiel
Avenus Christian E
Burco
Am. End & Pom
Mine Morse
Mayor Morse
J. & Morse
West Gordon Aireet
Helen Chaptr
Masonie Hall
North Kanwe
Mra Pree
Mea Te P. Cochin
Topronto
Canada
Woc
I. U
Mrx Brumadtt
Mowlay Afkernogn
John Enklund
Monroe Street
Fiuthuah
Moses Moskowits
Boston
Arthur England
Dr Raub
Kent Raub
Mn Vick
Frank Raynor
Richland Os
Raub
Bush Werner
Arison
Ul Mominy
Kieter
Mra J. B Jeffers
UE2
van Buren
Dostonan
Church of the Good
Pasmagera
Althoaicley Marcy
The
Odd Fellows
Bamber
Britons Rebuke American Ways at Caen in London Theater Scene
London critics and crowds show mixed reactions to American imports with strong disapproval on openings. The Duke of York and other venues draw large audiences despite critiques of overzealous American supportive behavior. Meanwhile, Frohman scores with Sweet and Twenty at the Vaudeville, and Gertrude Elliott’s London return draws attention amid mixed reception.
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London
Savoy Mae Garrick Theaters
Dons
Mrs Fa
Critica
Mre Langtry
Edna May
Duke of York
Tenden
Saoiine
Pit
Charles Frohman
Vaudeville
Elfean Terrier
Reymour Hicks
Capt Wood
Vial
Gertrude Ebiott
Forbes Robertson
Count Tesema
Robbers at Norwich Loot Badger Lumber Office
Robbers broke into the Badger Lumber company office in Norwich Kansas, opened the safe and took money. About twenty nineteen dollar bills were found nearby this morning as part of the incident.
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Wivkits
Kan
Norwich
Badger Lumber Company
Race for fast yachts in Newport trials
Three special trial races between Constitution and Independence set for July 2, 4 and 6 off Newport. Newport Yacht Racing Association offers a cup for a content between rival vessels after a dispute with New York Yacht Club over non member sailing and trial entries. Lawson and Duncan agree to race for the Newport cup.
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New York
Cup Défense Yacht Constitution
Independence
Newport Yacht Racing Association
New York Yacht Club
Thomas Lawson
Newport
Thomas Upton
Lawson
Newport Yacht Racing
Dunncan
Newport Association
First clash over Utah California road rights near Uvada
A Salt Lake Herald despatch from Uvada describes a two hour confrontation as Greco Short Line and Sensior Clark forces attempted to move wagons on a disputed Utah & California right of way. Sheriff Johnson and Clark forces clashed with mounted teams until an agreement paused unloading, with Clark to retire two miles down the grade and court action pending.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Herald
Uvada
Greco
Short Line
Sensior Clark
California
Young
Clarke Forest
Sherif Johnson
Ems
Clark
Beada
Chirk
Prank Bowes For Treasurer Candidacy Announced
Frank C Bowen announces candidacy for county treasurer in a State Journal notice. Gowen is described as well known and capable, with broad familiarity among county patrons and strong service reputation highlighted by years of helpful, courteous duty. The notice cites experience with county records and taxes as valuable to the office.
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Prank Bowes
Frank C. Bowen
The
State Journal
Gowen
Syvenie Rodgers
Uvery
Sunday School Revival Social at Wal-Out Grove MBS Church
Fifth ward Sunday school workers plan a May 6 social at Wal-Out Grove MBS Church in Sunny with activities listed and an interesting program featuring speakers and performances by local participants.
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Wal- Out Grove Mbs
Sthiodis
Prey Ideth
Corte Sohengaytx
United States and Canada Plot to Curb Chinaman Influx
Montreal reports a joint US Canada push to stop illegal Chinaman smuggling across the border. An Ottawa representative aids Canadian officers as authorities seek to enforce exclusion laws. Evidence targets several offenders with a possible broad shake up. estimates indicate thousands entered bond or under patrol over the past five years with many later disappearing.
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Montreal
United States
Eee
Canada
Unite States Customs Department
Ottawa
Bromwhittus Beer
Manny
Ching
Kassebaum to Leave Topeka for Mexican Ventures
Topeka business figure Mr. Kassebaum plans to relocate to Old Mexico to set up a gaming factory for traits and ree tables and to run factors at Corpus Christi Texas. He will invest in cattle in Mexico and may join his family in Corpus Christi in about six weeks. The move follows his sale of a Parkhurst-Davis Sonica interest and he has Mexican government concession encouragement, signaling expected success in his new and enlarged endeavors.
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J. C. Sample
Wowns
Kassebaum
Armstrong & Ki
Old Mexico
Corpus Christ
Texas
Kassebaunm
Mexico
Parkhhurst-Davis
Bia
Aera
Corpus Christi
Alin
Kaneebaum
Topeka
Paving Eighth Avenue Petition Circulates For Improvement
The executive council selected the Bennett property on West Eighth avenue for banking ains, prompting a petition to pave West Eighth avenue to Lincoln street. M W Gilmore began circulating Friday and reports signatures from most property owners along the route. The petition, likely to be presented at the Monday council meeting, promises improved access and notes residents expect the project. The West Eighth avenue area, described as very muddy in bad weather, faces a push to pave the section toward Topeka avenue.
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Executive Mansion
Bennett
West Eighth Avenue
Executive Council
Lincoln Street
M. W. Gilmore
Air. Gillmore
Kilda
Eighth Avenue
Topeka
Bakers Rioters Parade Lima Streets In Violent Strike
Lima Peru April 2 Groups of bakers on a strike marched through city streets shouting death to all. Reports say some rioters attacked people, resulting in injuries. Authorities order vigilance around bakeries and threaten severe punishment for future violence.
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Lima
Peru
Rustler MePack Killed Near Cody by Posse
Cody Wyoming reports that Jin Me Peck was killed by Stock Detective W D Smith of Miles City and a posse while pursuing rustlers. They arrested A James Chappell on charges of rustling and headed toward a ranch to secure others. On the way they encountered McPeck who opened fire. The posse returned fire and McPeck was killed with no posse members seriously wounded. Authorities dispatched men to scour the country for rustlers.
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Cody
Wyo
Ois
Hotty
Inere
Building Trades Council in Chicago to Disband
The Chicago Building Trades Council, active for a decade, plans to disband. National officers urged a new council to replace the current one, with charter revocation and transfer of duties. Most trades favored action, proposing a different arbitration framework to avoid reformation as the same body.
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Chicago Building Trades Council
Chicago
Building Trades Council
Ae Seuegestiz Deel
Ian
B.L. Smythe
H.W. Stein- Peat
Sonn
Focal Council
Orgsaleed
Tie
Nee Council
Eee
Papertangére
Botteri
Ie Mnaeaclees
Council
Train Wo. 9-A to New York in 26 hours
The Wabash service trains travel to New York in about 26 hours with berths and sleeping cars offered. A flood narrative mentions a traveler seeking water and delays along the route, reflecting tough conditions on the line and boarding at Pasay.
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Bowness
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