Old Time Way Dr Setting Family Quarrel in Buckner Home
A Kansas City area item reports George Buckner, a Black husband, quarreling with his wife Eller Jerichen near Crane street and Kansas avenue. He reportedly destroyed their furniture and chattels, was arrested, but his wife relented before court. Judge Ferry noted the charge could not be withdrawn. Buckner was fined.
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George Buckner
Crane Street
Kansas Avenue
Buckner
Eller Jerichen
Hen Jordan
George
Ella
Quincy Street
Ferry
Mra Winslow
Topeka Citizens Meet About Deep Water Conference
Mayor Fellows invited 150 Topeka leaders to council chamber Monday night to discuss the proposed deep water conference in Topeka October 1. Tom Richardson of Galveston arranged the meeting to show the west’s interest in reaching markets with the lowest rates. Clifford Richardson of Washington, DC endorses Royal baking powder as best after consulting national chemists.
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Topeka
Concerl Chamber
Fellows
Tom Richardson
Galveston
Council Chamber
Richardson
Fellowa
Clifford Richardson
Washington
District of Columbia
Natural gas in the U S shows declining pressure and shifting fields
The annual Geological Survey report surveys natural gas, noting major fields in western Pennsylvania and New York with new finds in several states. It reports sustained pressure declines across districts, reducing the viability of long distance pipe transport without artificial driving forces.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Arkansas
Denornis
Kansas
Kentuc
Louisiana
Missouri
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Ieli
Leavenworth Solicitor Sparks Whisky Premium Subscriptions
A Leavenworth man Otto Schmidt touts a Kansas City paper offering as premium a pint of whiskey with weekly and a quart with daily subscriptions. The scheme boosts local circulation, described as the county’s strongest paper base.
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Leavenworth
Otto Schmidt
Kansas City
Tongasoxie Mirror
To Lay New Walks Contract Awarded to Swanson
The contract for laying new walks was awarded to O. Swanson as the lowest bidder.
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O. Swanson
Bridge 10 Refloored Again And City Repairs Noted
City council last evening approved reflooring Bridge 10 and ordered bids for asphalt repairs. A new sidewalk contract was awarded to O Swanson at 5.55 to 5.57 cents per square foot, with a $1,000 bond. bids were very close. Lumber bids for Kansas Avenue bridge include white gum white pine and yellow pine. Engineers proposed pine flooring at 711.03 or white oak at 1 085.72 with possible iron wagon shoes to protect the floor.
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Big City
O. Swanson
Cc. J. Rosen
Harry Watson
H. K. Wivans
O Swanson
Kansas Avenue
Burgeen
Barnes
Pine
White Ok
Dead Animal Ordinance Recalled and Referred
Mayor Follows says the dead animal ordinance passed in his absence was not signed at councilion request for amendments. Councilman Pattizan moves to reconsider citing bond issues. Bradford suggests revamp or referral. Burgess's motion to refer to sewers and waterworks fails. ordinance goes to judiciary committee.
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Follows
Burgess
Pattison
Council weighs moving the Hay Market and fire limit exemption
The council has not decided if the hay market will move from Fourth and Jackson streets. A lumber yard bid prompts a possible fire limit exemption. The fire department committee will report. West Side Circle tracks deemed dangerous prompt referral to a committee with the city engineer.
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Jackson Streets
Committee On Fire Department
City council approves further asphalt repairs
The council debated continuing $300 worth of asphalt work by J W Sheffer after he had already completed $200. The city attorney questioned the contract scope while the city engineer said another $300 would cover the worst areas. The motion to authorize $300 more passed as officials noted the improvements fund was low and priorities included gas stock. Minor items included a condemned walks release and permissions for Henry Felker to paddle, Doc Adams to fence North Topeka lots, and peanut sales by Joseph Owen.
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J. W. Sheffer
Councilmlan
Bradford
Couveidlman Skioner
Alayer Fellows
General Improvement Fund
Henry Felker
Doc Adams
North Topeka
Committee On
Stephenson
Joseph Owen
Mayor Fellows names council to plan Topeka harbor meeting
Mayor Fellows announced a committee to organize the deep harbor meeting in Topeka in September. The panel includes Councilmen Bradford Skinner Stevens Burgese and Fulton and was agreed upon without payment of a license.
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Fellows
Bradford
Skinner
Stevens
Burgese
Fulton
Deep Harbor
Topeka
Eastern Ignorance A Topeka Man Informs Kansas City News
A Jersey City paper reports Dr Dickinson amputated Jacry De Hoff s left leg after an electric car accident on Bergen avenue. The ambulance arrived twenty minutes after the crash at 730 pm. Dr Roby of Kansas Ma aided and De Hoff improves after a sickness spell and a sister passed away recently. Also noted is suspension of Kansas microscopic department of animal industry with 35 women losing jobs as pork-export orders dwindle.
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Kansas
Jersey City
Dickinson
Jacry de Hoff
Summit Avenue
Roby
Kaueas
Bergen Avenue
de Hoff
Microscopic Department Bureau of Animal Industry
Kansus Bys
Kansas City
Microscopic Department of the Durest of Animal Industry
Secretary of Agriculture
Siler
Nine Still Missing After Brooklyn Site Collapse
Aug 10 New York reports ongoing rescue work at a collapsed Broadway and West Third building where nine men are thought buried. Names listed include Patrick Cashin and Edward Hanley among Brooklyn and New York workers. authorities expect operations to continue for days.
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New York
Broadway
West Third
Patrick Cashin
Brooklyn
James G Fo
Edward Hanley
Brook- Winn
Hayes
Peter Morini
Thomas McGuire
Jerse City
N. J
John Murphy
Christopher Rorke
George Smith
Iron Worker
Royal
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Alexander Campbell
Japan
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Tom Kelly
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Amherst Mass
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