Local Society Notes of Vine Street and Nearby Area
Social column records a mix of engagements marriages and travels. Names include Miss Harriet te Ot WivWlin Mira Stary Dimond and Mr Wallace Pere MG among many others. Residents plan musicales and summer outings at residences and lakeside sites with frequent visits to Philadelphia Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine
Miss Harriette
Ot WivWlin
Mira Stary Dimondec
Altoe Lakin
Miaw
Louise Keller
Noa Allapelie Treulman
Jecett Mille
Wallace Pere MG
Ser Tine
Se Jeoey
Ney
Ant Maurice O'Fisu
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Relief For Nervous Dyspepsia
A damaged ad promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for nervous dyspepsia indigestion headaches and related symptoms. The testimonial claims illness from boot camp smallpox and army service improved after taking the product, with a request for free literature and a return address for the cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miley
Bern
Local Social Notes and Arrivals From Kansas City Region
Lawrence Ava WS. Snedaen daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence attends post-Mike Wilson event. The Grist family hosts a gathering in Hyde Park Kansas City with notable guests. M M Bailey and family plan to visit Chatudo Wednesday. Mrs Butterley returns debt from a visit in Kannas. George A Kine returns from furlough and seashore trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ava WS
Snedaen
Dtr
Eee Co
Pune
Nee - Wunnell
Kearney
Sallie Kearney
Opel
Wid
Heminald
Grint
South Itu
Steen
Earl
Hyde Park
Kansas City
Grint iv
Phy Kessney
Kentucky
Iri
Diriette
Swath
Carui
Deere Knorr
Onme
Aon
Kansan
Bir
Mra. Grist
Minicr
Ehwtr
M. M. Bailey
Chatudo
Charles Wolf
Chanute
My. W
Whitney Hae
Vinik
Rechester
Butterley
Yielt
Kannas Mies Grece
Gertrude Babweet
Exceisinr Springs
Ndehit
Frank MacDonald
Haifan
George A. Kine
Colombian congressman studies canal treaty outlook
New York August 4 Pedro Veles a member of the Colombian congress and head of the huuce committee overseeing the Panama canal treaty will return to Colon today after weeks in Washington. He has studied facts about the canal and predicts the vote may be delayed and amendments offered. He says the Panama route benefits Colombia and the world but cautions against sacrificing French ties or bargaining away safety. He expects the government and people will resist concessions that endanger cordial relations with France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombian Congress
New York
Pedro Veles
Columbian Congress
Huuce
Colon
Washington
Wiskling
Cartagena
Velve
Congress
Panama
Nicaragua
Velex
Comig
City considers plumbing examiner board and fees
The City Council debated creating a board of plumbing examiners with nine members and a plumbing inspector at 1000 a year. Fees would range from 35 to 50 for journeymen tests and inspections, all revenue to be placed in the city treasury, and an amendment to cut costs for city plumbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zopriden Eee Board and Co
Cornelman Netlis
Corneliman Mowe
Ordinance Board of Examiners
Jean Thin
Trin
Oficlatn
Enright Gains New Post In Royal Neighbors Of America
Wyandotte county figure BE A Enright has been elected as attorney and member of a Beneficiary society with duties in the Indian Territory. The move follows an adjournment of the legislature. J G Johnson, a Democratic leader, pursues a U S commissionership but may lose ground to other counties. Rien Smith of Mankato, Minnesota, is named attorney for the Modern Woodmen in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Enright
Wyandotte County
United States
Indian Territory
J. G. Johnson
Porsibde
Johi
Rien Smith
Mankato
Minn
Amertes
Two youths arrested on robbery charges in Western Avenue area
City court Milcere today arrested two youths on the charge of gang robbery. They reportedly abducted Willie near Western Avenue and Huntor street as one held the victim while the other struck him for money. The bond was set high. The article also notes a Shawnee county baseball event and a promenade concert at Vinewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avene
Huntoo Street
Westtery
Trusesberrs
Drusen~berry
Olfer Magen
Secretary Root Claims Right to Seize Merchants Bridge
Washington Aug 4 Secretary Root sent a show cause letter to Merchants' Bridge Company over control of the bridge across the Mississippi at St Louis. He cites law allowing seizure without court action if consolidation or reorganization occurs. Officials say the Merchants' Ariden company has not proven a consolidation with another firm. In St Louis a Terminal Association fight over bridge control and a city rail terminal plan continues, with a stock subscription offering aimed at funding a new plant in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
Merchants’ Ridge Company
St. Louis
United States
Secretary of War
Tree Things Bay
Merchants’ Bridge Company
Merchants Ariden Company
St. Louw
St. Louis Terminal Association
Terminal Association
Merchants
Trial Postponed in Smoke Willis Witt Case
The case against Smoke Willis Witt and alleged associates Friend and Mike Kelley, linked to an assault at Vinewood Park two weeks ago, has been continued in city court to August 14. Proceedings focus on the alleged involvement of the trio in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoke
Willis Witt
Mike Kelley
Fi. Colline
Vinewood Park
Bogan Life on 1 50 a Week
Louisville August 4 John Dors noefer a tobacco manufacturer of national reputation died at his home today from complications of influenza He started in Louisville wealth and business with the National Tobacco Works an immense concern of the era
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louieville
John Dorsnoefer
Cure for hay fever promises relief with Hyomel
Geo W Stanusfield a druggist at 62 Kansas Avenue promotes Hyomel as a preventive and cure for hay fever. He urges daily use for two to three weeks before symptoms begin, or six to seven applications during an outbreak, plus Hyomel Balm in the nostrils. He claims the product brings an ozone rich climate to the wearer and offers refunds if not effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Stanusfield
Kansas Avenue
Witches US Id
Rome
Waite
Anil Ik
Aeccaonslee
Evry Outfit
Geo. W. Stanatielt
Life of a Tobacco Leader and Millionaire Founder
The subject, who served as president of the American Tobacco Company, built a large factory after leaving the main business. He joined the combine in 1910, then acted as an independent for the third time until his death. He began as a stemmer earning $150 weekly and eventually became a millionaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobaco Company
Track Renovation on Hansas Avenue Progressing
Five blocks of the Hansas avenue line are torn up and about a hundred workers prepare to lay Ren Hiep and TAMA rails. Crane street to Fourth is dismantled north of Second street. from Second to Fourth rails are being pulled up. By tonight the full stretch will be ready for new material. Toneka Tadlwey company limits disruption by removing one track at a time to preserve car service. New rails and bridge girders arrive, vastly larger than the old Johnson rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansas Avenue
Ren Hiep
Tama
Fourth
Second Street
Second
Fourth Street
Toneka Tadlwey Company
The
Ball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Mra
J. S. Kelley
Sliver Lake
Mike Myrtle Seymour
Horton
Atereny
Quincy Street
T. Reynolds
James Miller
Ruth
Kansas City
Annie Nystrom
Jackson Street
Chicago
Frederick
Frederic Weal
St? Ape
More Street
Topeka
Misa Herta Shields
Meriden
Wad J
Edna
Harriet Staples
North Topeka
Morns & Myers
Topeka Avenue
Hunley Brow
Gordon Street
Standard Oil
Menoken
Shorey Road
Om Stanley
Denver
Tepaired
J. C. Bose
Ae ‘Thir
Bar Mull
Man
Iene
Sarmax Avenue
Moody
Kausan Avenue
J. Thoms Builline
Kankas Avenue
Nantase
Gre
Martha Ir Piai
Alaska Governor Seeks $100,000 Exhibit Aid at St Louis
Seattle Aug 4 Governor Brady of Alaska told the Washington board of commissioners that $56,000 is far too small for a suitable Alaskan exhibit at the St Louis exposition. He urged at least $100,000 and said outsider appointments have caused Alaska discontent. He heads to St Louis to meet Assist Secretary Ryan and the fair commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Brady
Alaska
Washington Board of Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
Hoe
Horse Killer Not Tried
Homer Woodcock pauline youth accused of shooting stock faced trial delay at defense request. Attorney Molmes sought jury trial and invoked insanity and prenatal influence as defense. case pushed to tomorrow as details of the alleged stock shootings were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Woodcock
Molmes
Woodcock
Negotiations Aim to End Leaf Market Competition
Negotiations are in progress between the Louisville Tobacco Wirehouse company and Continental and American companies regarding control of warehousing and buying operations at Loutaville and Cincinnati. An agreement would end grower purchases by the combines and halt competition between Louisville and Cincinnati warehouse operators in the raw leaf market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loutaville
Louisville Tobacco Wirehouse Company
Wil
Continental
American
Cincinnati
Loulaville
Church Bell Ordinance Is Dead
Hidera te Aug 4 the church bell ordinance is dead and bells will continue to summon worshippers. City council banned ringing to avoid disturbing city hospital patients. Mayor Ellis D Robb vetoed the measure and the council failed to override by one vote. Bids for convict labor announced by Indiana prison board at Michigan Clip. Four hundred prisoners to be contracted under state law with up to one hundred per contractor. bids ranged from to cent per day per man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidera
Ellis D. Robb
Laperty
Tod
Indiane Privon Board
Michigan Clip
Inauguration Plans For Depauw University President
Elaborate preparations are underway in Richmond Indiana for the inauguration of Depauw University's new president Edwin Hughes of Boston Mass The event will span four days and will extend invitations to all college and university presidents across the country with several expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depauw
Richmond
Ind
Edwin Hughes
Boston
Mass
Jett and White Trial Details In Kentucky Court
Dr J M Kash of Jackson testified he attended Marcus as he lay dying in front of the court van. He recalled seeing Jett near Hargis Bros store across from the courthouse talking to Asbury Spiler and Bish Noble minutes before the killing. Witnesses for the prosecution claimed Jett entered the side door of the courthouse before the shooting. Cross examination raised memory contradictions from prior testimony. John Smith and John Abner offered contrary statements to Mary Johnson and Edward Mercum about sightings near a stem quarry a year earlier.
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Cynthiana
Jett and White
J. M. Kash
Jackson
Marcum
Jett
Hargis Bros
Court House
Tall
Asbury Spler
Bish Noble
John Smith
John Abner
Mary Johnson
Edward Mercum
Smith
Abner
Governor 18 Blamed for Haiti Relief Crisis
Correspondence of the Associated Press from Kingman and St Vincent reports public outrage over Boufrière disaster relief. It cites Governor in chief for mishandling funds and neglecting refugees, noting malnutrition, unemployment, and unsuitable shelters in Colonarte and Barrouille. Calls for British parliamentary action.
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Associated Press
Kingman
St. Vincent
Robert Llewelyn
Arnosvald
Colonarte
Barrouille
Sontriere Resist Funil
BLA
Bert
Vincent Tay
Lost His Family. New York Pastors Seeks Kin
The Rev. Thomas Ringland of Perris Iowa, seeking his father, mother, brother, and two sisters unseen for twenty years, offers a local reward. Ringland was orphaned at age ten after being placed in a New York asylum and later apprenticed to an Illinois farmer before pursuing the ministry. His father reportedly returned to Ireland in 1881 with two young girls. the mother's fate is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Ringland
Perris
Ringland
Illinois
Ferris
Ireland
River rising slowly but river flood risk minimal
The Kansas river is rising gradually after heavy Sunday rains, about two feet deeper than earlier. Towne west reports principal Kaw tributaries high, but Smoky Hill rise appears insufficient to affect the Kaw locally. Chas Heitman convicted in peace court for keeping and maintaining a nuisance. fined today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas River
Topeka
Towne West
Salina
Heitman
Chas
Thirty Years Wait for Proper Food Boosts Health
A sem i invalid for two decades regains strength after trying Grape-Nuts. He describes a severe typhoid episode at 19 and long lasting nervous and stomach issues. Within a month of starting Grape-Nuts he improves, claiming he feels healthier than since boyhood and considers it a sacred food. He praises the product as a miracle, sent via mail order.
North Topeka notes and local updates on residents
North Topeka brief with short notices of residents visits moves and town happenings. Mrs Mra Kelley, Mr Munger, and Mrs Miner Gordon family moves feature, plus small town events, repairs, and a fountain of local chatter across Quincy street and nearby avenues.
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Paul Pater
Willey
Gursin
J PF Shorts
Bevier, Mo
Twelfth Avenue
Willem Dalley Lawton
Gwon
Porn Suonay
Willam
J. A. Munn
California
Ira
Norman Weer
Bet Ter
Waukesha
Airy
Thomas Kelly
Maniten
Cola
W. F. Schord
Lake Rewarts
J. ¥. Roanch
William the Fewcomer
Wittsbore
Mre
Gilbert
Mins
Gertrude Hacker
Ethel DeCbert
Munnie Vandegrift
Kankaw City
University of Saute Ban
Lake Ae Ter Me
Mestow
Dvelyn Lewis
Bert Hackney
George Fischney
Pwrcotst Kidder
J. Woot
Wuroka Lake
Mick Jeanette Lent
Hurrke Lake
Philadelphia
Theodore Thomas
Atlea Stary
Taxis
Hagen
A. Harton
Charla Kitinhons
St . York
W. T.aren
Lutie Embletin
Todd
W. Miller
Durham
Nieir
Mea
Brana
E Molina
Dr. Miles
Nervine
Enright
Royal Neighbors of America
Cage
Bert Lucas Han
Chasen Ak
Armold Drug Co
Stetpl
Vinewood
Rourke Cockram
Briteh Isles
Chamberlainites
Merchant's Bridge Company
Hattian An Planta
Mie Consalidated
Co. W. Stansfield
Hyomei
City Railway
Gov. Brady
White
Island of St Vincent
Warren M.crosby
Foulard
Cheney
B.O. DiMosa
L. M. Perwein
Demoss & Penwell
St. Quincy St
Topeka, Kansas
Maskind
Sapolio
Grevers
Southern Railway
South
WAL Flanmelly
Board of Trade
Kanser City
Lane City
Capitol Building and Oan Association
Kanes Avenue
Brene
W. F. Roehr Music Co
Kansas Ave
Mxcterich
Torpeka
Player
Jehe Payer
Ste Fo
Y Nicesat
Brisco
Pring Tieht
Springfield
French
Frisco
Mra. Player
Chicage
Piayera
Will Miler
Steinberg
Dentra
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