Police Jottings Charge Vagrant Loosely in Topeka Night
A Topeka police roundup reports several incidents and arrests including KK H B Bond a preacher charged with vagrancy. Rev Rand explains he is not a vagrant while Grant Lewis and two colored men confronts in Rock Island yard leading to gunfire and warrants. Lou Wager fined for Sunday closing and multiple intoxications noted among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KK. H. B. Bond
Rand
Topeke
Wanderer
Seiten
Dan
Grant Lewis
Oklahoma
Mahorme
Anie
Rock Island
Lewis
Nemesis
Lou Wager
Bride Leaves Groom After Ceremony in New Rochelle
Aug 1 New York reports Axel Ebecson a Swede patient at Flower hospital died of cancer yesterday. He married July 25 at the hospital with a Swedish minister. he has not visited the hospital since. Also noted a woman pilot licensed in Louisville to pilot steamers on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, to command the Shawnee and tow the Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Axel Ebecson
New Rochelle
Flower Hospital
Ebertson
Louisville
John Gowen
Jeffersonville
Ind
Ohio
Mississippi
Touy
Shawnee
Mount Vernon
Golden
Bax
South
Captain Golden
Kehoe Dies After Police Shootout at Hospital
In New York Kehoe died following an apparent shooting incident during an arrest attempt. A crowd attacked a second man, Marrman, and a officer was struck. Unclear if Kehoe died from a pistol wound or accidental discharge as events unfolded. Tensions between Kehoe and Martina noted as prior bad blood. Colombian gunbest missing reported from Panama aiding Slettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kehoe
New York
Joseph Kehoe
Hopital Ely
Marrman
Martina
May Hanna to Wed a Lord aator's Former Daughter-in-Law
Society notes report May Hanna plans a fall wedding to a British lord. The ex daughter-in-law, recently back from Europe, is said to have three children and no longer married to Cap Hanna. Cleveland and New York venues are discussed with Senator and Mrs. Hanna weighing in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hanna
Aator
England
Edward
Hanna
Clevelann
Cleveland
New York
Cap Hanna
Europe
Arrests in Topeka for selling liquor to Indians
J S Bowen, bartender at the Chesterfield, was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Knapp on the charge of unlawfully selling liquor to Indians. He was released on a $200 bond and will appear August 7 before U S Commissioner Hayden for preliminary hearing. Bowen is the seventh Topeka to be arrested as part of a crackdown. officials expect further arrests as the practice declines at the reservation. The Indians have complained of being robbed and say they have trouble obtaining liquor in Topeka. Assistant U S Attorney McKeever says there is enough evidence to convict the arrested men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Bowen
Chesterfield Hotel
United States
F W. Knapp
JF Hayden
Vlad
Bowen
Todians
Elline Uquor
Topeka
Conductor Puts Off Bushmas After Gumbo Toss Incident
A north bound Chicago Rock Island train conductor Secor ejected George Bushmas at Corbin station after he threw a lump of burnt gumbo at the conductor. The gumbo struck 4 year old C A Brown of Brookfield Mo, injuring him and leaving him unconscious. Brown was treated by Dr W Spitler and kept at the depot where Bushmas was later arrested for disorderly drunken conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kae
Secor
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
George Bushmas
Corbin
Here
Bushmas
Bustmas
C. A. Brown
Brookneld
W. Spitler
Brown
Spider
Ushras
Fix Labor Troubles After Fort Scott Labor Disputes
Labor Commissioner Johnson returned from Fort Scott where he settled sewer contract labor issues between contractors and workers. Contractors paid $1.35 daily while laborers sought the current rate of $1.00. Johnson also resolved a dispute involving Charles Banker of Topeka and Fort Scott workers over paying terms amid a proposed raise to $1.75 contrary to an agreement on the current rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Fort Scott
Tnsubler
Charles Banker
Topeka
Ramsey
Injured Broom Corn Harvest Plans Cut Short
Dry weather in the northwest injures broom corn. Cheyenne county reported 360 extra hands would be needed to harvest the crop. Superintendent Gevon of the free employment bureau questioned the report and Cheyenne replied no extra help will be required for the broom corn harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Gevon
Free Employment Bureau
Cheyenne
World’s Record 15-Inning Game At Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana on August 11 Cedar Rapids defeated Terre Haute in a 15 inning game setting a world record with 27 strikeouts. Cedar Rapids pitcher McFarland struck out 15 for the visitors while Popp, a former St. Louis National and Columbus American league clubman, fanned 12 for the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Steikeauts
McFarland
Popp
St. Louis
Private takes Krag pistol attempt in Leavenworth
Fragmentary telegraph copy reports Private Cross of a unit attempting suicide by Krag rifle at Leavenworth Kansas. He was said to be in critical condition with a surgeon predicting less than 24 hours. Nearby Westfield and the Rev Howard Lee Jones are mentioned with his family in repose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth, Kas
Uni
Enterarts
Westfield
Senin
Howard Lee Jones
Lr List Church of the Epiphany of
York
Topeka Wins Weather Bulletin Service From KC Stations
Topeka will begin daily bulletins from Kansas City weather stations and Chicago reports, enabling Topeka to publish timely corn and wheat district data. Willis J. Moore of the Weather Bureau approved the extension after Topeka Commercial Club resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas City
Willis J. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Moore
Comercial Club
Toneka
Kanhas
Weather Bureau
Commercia Club of
Willis L. Moore
U.S
United States
Chicago
Telecam
Chievo
Jennings
50th Anniversary Convention Opens for International Typographical Union
Cincinnati hosts the fifty eighth annual international Typographical Union convention with over a thousand visitors. Women attend the Ladies auxiliary for the first time as President Lynch addresses delegates. A resolution supported United Mine Workers in the anthracite strike. The gathering focuses on reports, wage scales, and the union’s stance on peace, conciliation, and political policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
International Typographical Union
Pike
Iadies
James T Lasnch
United Mine Workers
Hastings
Crawford
Benton
Shites
Olwell
Ume
Lynch
U Convention
Ticident Lynch
Aa Folws
Capita
Inter
Igh
International
Rouse's Point
American Federation of Labors
Stereotypers Converge Amid Labor Arbitration Debate
A report from the International Typographical Union outlines aims for autonomy, arbitration contracts, and peace in the printing industry. It notes arbitration success, a one-body governing framework, and a push for an eight hour day, with a convention urging referenda on political and autonomy propositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Beim
Tocal
Nubisher
Focal Union
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Ue Book and
Job En Ployers
International Typotriphicas
Iternational
Ers and Electrotypers' Union
J. M. Bramwood
Inaaker
Cinellinath O. Ang
International Stereotypera and Electrotypere’ Union
Union
Canada
1 T. U
Sste
King Edward ministers sworn in and Vatican notes
Briefed telegrams report Buckingham Palace jet transport for newly appointed ministers and their oath taking. Other items note archbishop coadjutors for San Francisco, a Victorian order investiture in London, and cultural notices as well as a Caracas to Washington cable on tariff reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jandon
Aue
Edward Bela
Buckharham Palace
Spa
Bagsin
Ane
Lierate
Massive Sheet Music Stock On Sale At Rall Store
The retailer announces more than 100000 copies of sheet music being sold with a 20 percent discount across the entire stock at the Rall location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aace Peters
Wood &Bchir
Weekend guests at Manhattan Beach hotel Eureka Lake
A party weekend gathered at Manhattan Beach hotel Eureka Lake including Mr and Mrs Dorr Norton Miss Agnes Gunther Miss Lulu Ewart Mr Harry Parks and Mr Arthis McClintock among others. A reception honored Mr Thomas Wardall on his birthday with decor, punch, and a program read by Miss Marie Green featuring a biographical sketch and a poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Beach
Eureka Lake
Dorr Norton
Agnes Gunther
Lulu Ewart
Harry Parks
Arthis McClintock
W. A. Morton
Ethel Morton
Miss Smith
Eva Smith
Isabel Smith
Risa Maud Grimes
Leslie Guild
Tinknaen Veale
Franke
Me Charles Wentworth
Monte Kistler
Lester Bennett
Wardall
van Buren Street
Thomas Wardall
Wardell
Community notices and travel plans from Topeka area
Local notes list Rev. Robert He Mize visiting Salina, several residents traveling to St Louis and Salt Lake City, and numerous trips to Deer Wood lake, Chandute, Prior Lake, Ludington, and other destinations. Also mentions clubs, speakers, and camping trips with dates and hosts.
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Visits
In North Topeka many residents are visiting relatives and traveling to Kansas City for family gatherings. Mrs. Will Kiussman visits Alma relatives, August W. Smith returns from Ft. Madison, and Miss Nellie Wetherhall plans a day home from Carthage. Several others, including Mrs. J. C. Fulton and Mrs. Chris Jones, visit kin in Kansas City or Helmn. W. G. Brooks speaks at Asbury chapel on strong drink. Hazel Fulton and cousin Helen Sterne return from Maple Hill visits. Various local residents resume work or plan trips, with many staying in town or visiting relatives across Kansas and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bai Phintlow
North Bales Rey
Will Kiussman
Alma
Wi. Smith
Ft. Madison
Nellie Wetherhall
Carthage
J. C. Fulton
Kansas City
Chris Jones
Helmn
Union Pacific
W. G. Brooks
Asbury Chapel
W. M. Costley
Hatley Hamilton
Kunmas City
G. W. Ham- Hazel Fulton
Helen Sterne
Maple Hill
Mc. Grew
Lina Pilley
Madison Street
Excelsior
Mabel Foucht
Kansas
Oklahorny Mia
A. M. JO
Sadie
Mildred
Chicago
Waukesha
Wis
Carl McGrew
Myrtle McGrew
McGrew
Kent
A. M. Kent
J. C. Ijatler
Margaret Emily
W. M. Castley
Hayden
Wm. Kemp
Capitol View
Dora Murglt
South Bend
Ind
Salt Lake City
Topeka
WW. Praith
Quincy Street
Minneapolix
Minn
Russes Aiyrtle Robinson
Siella Mitchell
Zure Keting
Sadie Heber
Ada Munsio
Amy Persona
Adele Bistus
Hope Clarke
Messe
Kenneth Clarke
Will Buechner
Albert Atkina
Will Tiridge
Oran Lay
Man Rescues Pair After Boat Stuck Near Bridge
A young man and two friends fought to free a boat that ran aground near the Central Avenue bridge yesterday afternoon. Despite efforts, water flooded the craft and soaked clothes. Kenneth Clark, nearby, heard the trouble and helped bring them to shore safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Ed James
Will and
Burcha
Dave Berge
Central Avenue Bridge
Kenneth Clark
Cows Die After Eating Dynamite Near Martinsburg
Altoona August 1 Claude Peters a Blair county farmer reports three cows near Martinsburg lost sight after eating dynamite. A gang of railroad men refuting poles and dynamite sabotage was rumored nearby. Peters and others followed tracks and found a damaged section along the road with evidence of the dynamite incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Claude Peters
Martinsburg
Blair County
Atie
Peters
Dri
Boy Heroic Rescue Ends in Tragic Bathwater Death
In Philadelphia a brave boy attempting to save a friend from boiling water perished. The incident involved a tanker and a factory receptacle filled with hot water where both youths were overcome. Garforth, Pazies, and others were unable to reach aid before the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ana
Garforth
Baneball
Helmus
Guartorth
Death in dangling wire kills telegraph boy in Reading
A boy touched a dangling telephone wire and was electrocuted in Reading Pennsylvania on August 31. The falling pole disrupted lines and neighbors tried to help but Mose Fouche died instantly, while others were seriously hurt. Local officials voice condolences and start investigations into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Weleser
Wunder
Mose
Pyle Fouche
Mores
Great Western rail line offers return tickets through Twin Cities
Tickets valid for return to October for travel via the Chicago Great Western from St Paul to Minneapolis the Cannon Valley Lakes Duluth and the Superior regions. For dates of travel contact any Great Western agent. W. J. P. Eimer O. P. A. Chicago. Dr. A. H. Thompson relocates his dental office to 720 Peavesunt across the street Tel. 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Western Ral
St Paul
Minneapolis
Cannon Valley Lakes
Duluth
Superiors
Great Western
W. J.P. Eimer
A. H. Thompson
Tel
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H. B. Bond
Will
Topeka Peace Guardians
Rimaci
Sam Hanna
Mr. Hoe
Woolforn
J. Inman
Ivers
Ile
Pana- Tea
Herald
Moe Boysca
L. Bowen
Copenhagen
Thomas A
Dino
Angier
The
Typographical Union
Chester
Bessie Smith
Chester County
Vatican
Sammietion
Sf Archbishone Doltmens Hf
mrehblaBone
San Francisca
Gamit
Denver
Col
Mark Twain
Regia Sal
Washington
Mininer
Caracas
Venezuela
Fevouaiontete
Bardons
City
Union Public R
Kansas Avenue
Nts
Inciidiaries
Packard, Story & Cork
Others
Gett Manes of
Specia
Ole
Normonicas
Pan
Martini
Bay State
Washburn
Brano
E. B. Guild Music Co
Mise Metta Romson
Robert He Mize
St. Joan's School
Salina
Swiesie
EK. H. Crosby
Ivah Davin
St Lows
Danelle Gugetx
W. EL Dauchy
Fred
Chica
Robert “T. ‘Herrick
W. A. Carter
Troudnor Heights
Osage County
George
Troudnor
McCarter Ie
Mary Vance Humphreys
Junction City
A. A. Robinson
London
Henry Keeler
Atchison
Ba Small
Atchlcon
Deer Wood Lake
Carl Moller
J. Molter
C. E. Foote
Harry Fleishman
Carl Trapp
Ir. Irwin Spattinger
Walter Myers
Vera
Mra
David Norton
Birs
Nosien
Iiue
Lenna Marie
Chanute
Mins Guasie Fuller
Vailas Cox
Mr. Chappell Foote
Dickinson County
W. N. West
Prior Lake
J. T. Mc ¥Arland
Miss Me
Frau Cole
H. P. Bilett
Waupum Wis
Prom Wai
Upun
Lakeside
Marburg
Mim Wilhelmina
Jetmore
Hillyer
Mobeen
Partmient It
Charles Wolf
Ludington
Cra
Herbert Strong
Nellie
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Arthur J. McCabe
Tore Eo
Minnie Eten
D. Forkes
North Topeka
Ows
Descoe Way
Smith
Jacet i. Smith
Jing Yae
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