Elks Fight Topeka Club In Ping Pong Clash
In the third night of the pine pong tournament the Elks hold a slim lead over the Topeka club with 1 set and 181 games to 15 sets and 181 games. Hammatt of the Topeka club leads a marquee matchup against Kand Kidder tonight, promising a royal battle as both teams chase the title.
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Elks
Topeka Club
Pancoast
Kidder
Topeka
Muts
Hammatt
H Hammatt
George Crawford
Herbert Armstrong
W. J. Black
A. F B. Williams
A Bronson
Frank Bennett
Dan Mattis
Diks
Ieee
Elka
Chance to go West hires for Santa Fe shops
Forty carmen workers are being hired for western shop service with requests to Topeka for ten men willing to move toward the coast. Many signaled desire to emigrate if placed in Los Angeles or other favored points. Other repair sites include Winslow, Needles, and San Bernardino with possible openings at Richmond. The ten to begin work almost immediately as Topeka plans proceed.
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Carmen
Santa A
Topeka
Angeles
Cal
Winslow
Ariz
Needles
San Bernardino
Foint Richmond
Santa Fe car shops hire surge tied to late year business
The article notes Santa Fe plans to hire more branch mechanical workers as traffic slows now to repair surplus order cars for another year. It mentions westward shifts of Topeka shopmen, wage levels around 2.50 to 2.75 dollars daily, and comparisons with Southern Pacific wages. It describes union activity and gatekeeping in new member admissions, and mentions a concert by Marshall's Band at Garfield Park tonight.
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Trafic
Topeka
San Bernardino
Santa Fe Western
Los Angeles
Trix
Southern Pacific
Thowearadeamen
Tupela Carmen
of Femarks
Expressicur Tele
Funeral of M E Lockard in Urbana Ohio
Funeral for Inte Isaac T. Lockard held at Oakdale Cemetery in Urbana Ohio with Masonic rites. Rites were conducted by Rapes Commandery Knight Templars and features from Eastern Star Lodge Orient and Topeka Commandery. Mrs Lockard and brother Mr F N Miller accompanied the body from Topeka as many friends paid respects.
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Old Home
Urbana
Chico
Springfield
American Order of United Woodman No
Lockard
Oakdale
Marshall and Corbin the Great at Garfield Park Tonight
Marshall's band and Corbin the Great company perform at Garfield Park this evening. The eight-person troupe features Corbin the magician and Florence Quinlan among the stars. They will remain through the week with a program including Overature-Poet and Peasai Pose, We Meet Again, and Jazz Brese Eyes. Also notes of Silent Mike's Son Recovers. New York items mention Harlem hospital recovering from lockjaw and discharge of Joseph Tiernan, son of Silent Mike.
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Corbin the Great
Garfield Park
Corbin
Florence Quinlan
Clariy
Anna
Arch Unger Storsa
Ken Overture
Peasai
Rene
Ana Autumn Im Walgett
March
Silent Mike
New York
Aug
Harlem Hospital
Joseph
Tiernan
Fragmentary note on injections and spinal procedure
Vague OCR fragment describes injections into the spinal cord near the lumbar vertebrae and a subsequent jaw reaction noted on the fifteenth day. No clear person, place, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
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Tork
Ane
Knights of Pythias Conclave Arrives for San Francisco Gala
Special trains from across the region bring Knights of Pythias delegates to San Francisco for the grand conclave. Eighteen trains with 120 coaches are due by Sunday midnight via the Ogden route, with other arrivals from Angeles and the north. William D. Kennedy of Chicago is already in town. Chicago delegates expected Sunday morning. H C Warleigh of Utah also among early arrivals.
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Cal
Aug
Knights of Pythias
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Angeles
William D. Kennedy
Chicago
Supreme Tribunal
H.C. Warleigh
Utah
Escaped Convicts Stir Chicago Search For Nashville Robber
Gus Hyatt, leader among fifteen escapees from Tennessee's Nashville penitentiary, is sought as the main robber behind the Burlington express heist at Savannah. At St Paul five suspects are under arrest after alighting from a Great Western train. names include George McGinnon Henry Lee F D Patchen and William Dunn while checks for identification continue.
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Gus Hyatt
Nashville
Patchen
William Dunn
Tennessee Penitentiary
Bloodhounds to Aid Search Near Chatham New Jersey
Trained bloodhounds will be taken to Chatham New Jersey to assist in a Sunday search. The event is planned for 8:00 p.m. with special attractions at the grove.
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New York
Chatham, N. J
Eee
Fhea
Grove
Bock In
Snapshot Home News Highlights and Community Notes
Miss Florence Mitchell returns from Colorado Springs and Mrs Hayes from McPherson as local weather temperates a warm spell. A one day shoe sale offers all Washburn $1.50 shoes at $2.50 tomorrow only. The Palace advertises a wholesale stock sale from J H White & Co Kansas City starting soon. Local reports note Councilman Bergundthal recovering from appendicitis and the Topeka Baseball team set to play Haskell Indian on Washburn grounds. A sermon at Corner of Fourth and facades, Miss Currie Voilen travels to Mayetta with Miss Helen Reynolds. Judge J G Slonecker to receive tentative district court dates. Tot the Eng rights to Pudd may lead to production. Bear family updates, a man injured stepping off, transported by ambulance. August 1 marks AOUW gathering in Topeka area with local workers attending. Charles King writes from Milwaukee referencing up to 1600 dollars. Henry Kurtz from Quinton Heights School area noted. Guthrie Observer editor Brown planning move to Topeka.
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Florence Mitchell
Colorado Springs
Hayes
Garfield Avenue
McPherson
Washburn
J. H. White & Cos
Kansas City
Smmer
Bergundthal
Topeka Business
Haskell Iadiane
Rates to Two Fairs Hit One Fare Round Trip Plan
Rates to two fairs are proposed with a single round trip fare. The Western lines submitted a plan for ticket sales August 17 to 33 and August 23, aiming to attract Sedalia and Dopska.
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Sedaugwet
Neva
Arrests of liquor dealers trigger federal action in Indiana
United States officials arrest four joint operatives on charge of unlawfully selling liquor to Indiana. Names include Charles Bradshaw, Woods, Cloarty, and Rous Ene. Preliminary trial set for August 14 as authorities pursue cases in Topeka and other jurisdictions. Indians reportedly fear robbery amid tensions.
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United Noth
Uncle Sam
Kit of Tools Tied to His Mook Renovis At AA
A composed body was found at an AA location after a disturbance described as a kit of tools tied to a suspect. Officials released sparse details while continuing an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Renovis
Mama
Coroner Hints Overboard Jump Likely Murder Claim
Coroner doubts accidental overboard fall from steamer. Though some say the man jumped, evidence suggests he was not a machinist and points toward a murder theory, with the preliminary testing leaning toward foul play.
Striking Miners’ Families to Parade Through City Streets
Plans finalize to honor the wives and children of striking miners. The event aims to show support and solidarity and will involve a parade through downtown.
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Satoe
Mises
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