Leach Will Stay Washburn To Have A Permanent Athletic Manager
Washburn votes to retain Lencht as athletic manager under a salary plan. Board members indicate support for Kennelly and coach additions, with revised pay proposals totaling around 800 dollars for next season. The plan includes shares of profits and stipends for football staff as the college maintains its athletic direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Frank Lenth
Ethlelly Muainiger
Cuniitee Yue
Ahmathielig
Kennedy
Sin
Warhburn Ein
Kennelly
Sf Foottallian Nipeks
Fragmented theater review notes vivid stage details
A garbled historical theatre critique describes a Crawford production scene with a cast including Be Briertog TM Heels and Banduckey Dodie James Nuen. The text rails at costume, props, and signature marks, praising or lamenting the show’s effort, with scattered names and dramatic misprints.
Engines Upgraded for Kansas and Nebraska Divisions
Rock Island Railroad will equip Kansas and Nebraska divisions with heavier engines from the American Locomotive Company New York. The 1600 class engines, four pairs of drivers plus a pony truck, weigh about 200000 pounds without tanks and will be numbered 1853 to 1664. About ten engines per division will be deployed with eight men already arrived and others expected soon at the Dunkirk Brooks Locomotive Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas and
Nebraska
Brooks ‘Locomotive Works
Dunkirk
Kansas
Vanderbilt matinee ends with tumble at opera
Mrs Vanderbilt staggers during an opera performance and collapses into a seat as her husband Alfred Vanderbilt looks on. The incident interrupts the show “The Princess of Ketinmaioe” at the Bow Street venue, with medical aid arriving as rumors swirl about her condition and the timing of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Reginadd Vanderbilt
Alfred Go Vatiarhut
Timbutner
Ketinmaioe
Noth & Neep
Prederick Nellsen
Collision near Ets Island Leaves two injured at sea
A collision between tugboats Idlewiide and Horowlee off Ets Island left one man dead and another in serious condition. Hans Pes Wren and Willam Laigher sod a man whose name was learned as Hot Beer. John Btorbere, a footman, was found unconscious with a broken head. The Hercules is owned by the American Tow Boat Company of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idlewiide
Horowlee
Ets Island
Hans Pes Wren
Willam
John W Gates Yacht Resunda Reaches Port Arthur
The Gates yacht Resunda, sailing from New Orleans on November 2, with a voyage to Port Arthur Texas, endured a long slow trip. Severe weather forced it into several small harbors along the coast and the journey continued with minimal trouble despite the rough seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
John W. Gates
New Orleans
Port Arthur
Topeka News Miscellany and Local Events
A collage of Topeka notes covers weather and snow shoveling, rail plans, business openings, and civic happenings. Mentions of Harry Taylor’s divorce request, Wasburn football, Shoclary college sweaters, and a rail line from Topeka to Frankfort frame a snapshot of early December activity.
Ed Howe for Congress Nomination Circulates
The story from Hansen circle reports that A J White may withdraw in favor of Ed Howe of the Atelman Globe as a candidate in the First Kansas district. It notes Howe’s editor role and his potential rise as a primary contender with two men discussed for the nomination in our county.
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Congress
A. J. White
Hansen
Atchison
Kansas City
Eh Ww. Howe
Atelman Globe
Kansas
Howe
Webb McNall Tour Sparks Silver Republican Talk in Kansas
Webb McNall travels through Topeka and Kansas, denying a return to the Republican party and reaffirming allegiance to Silver Republicans. He cites McCray’s Silver Republican appointment and says he will stay with the Silver Republicans, while commenting on hard times and frontier history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb McNall
Toneka
New England
D. O. McCray
Mr. McNall
McCray
Silver Republican Party
Iiw
Text Book Commission
McNall
Deestrick Skule to Repeat Show at Asylum
Washburn college students who staged the Deestrick Skule at the college chapel will perform again at the asylum on Wednesday evening. They will be paid $20 for the show and will donate the money to the Banquet fund for the football team. About sixty plates will be served at the big feed Saturday night. President Prass will toast at the banquet, and faculty members may view the outlay with mixed feelings as the troupe has about $150 to spend. The show has drawn unexpected success and may tour to two or three other town venues. receipts last week topped $120. The troupe will ride in a private car to the asylum.
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Taylor
Jaiie Hazen
W. Taylor
Lewis Hopkine
Z. Davies
William Hedge
Wichita
Ker
Topeka
Shawnee County
Pheamas Heller
Washtburn
Philippines
Koreka
Washburn
First Baptist Church
Tabernacle
Tenth Avenue
Jackern Street
Topeks
Hlt. Chase
Hazen
Hemington Paper Company
AU. T
Crawford
Travelers’ Lodge
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Twilce ‘Treber
Federal Court of Arkmens
Old Kentucky
Bergundthal
Court House
Hergundthal
G. C. Clemens
Jesse Smith
Spencer and
W. ©. Ralston
Ity
Topeka Railway Company
United States District Court
Dudley George
Horton
Litte Simon
George
Frankfort
Fourth Ward
McCabe
Whiele
Beneft
Third Street
City Railway
Wi & Isle
Kansas Avenue
Hes
Fifteenth
Lane Prresta
College Hill
Washburn College
FG. Snelson
St. Johns A. Mlb
Missouri
Kansas City
J. F. Cook Taylor
Pueblo
Snelson
Atebjeon
Atchison Globe
Hepublicar
Deestrick Skule
Asylum
Prass
Deestrick
Baylum
American criminal Tandon faces rearrest after prison release
Charles J. Alien, known as a American criminal, is said to be terminated from Dartmouth Dec 5 and expected to be rearrested on an extra jurisdiction warrant for a daring robbery. He allegedly escaped to England after a Birkbeck bank robbery conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandon
Charles J. Alien
England
Avion
Birkbeck
Allen
Lawrence Wedding Unites Gurtruds Flil and Louis Spii
A Lawrence couple Gurtruds Flil and Louis A Spii were married in a Lawrence ceremony. The bride will accompany her husband to New York where he will pursue social work for the incur rence. The event is noted in local society columns with references to Topeka and nearby cities.
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Lawrence
Kan
Gurtruds
Louis A. Spii
Karens Chy
Starert
New York
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Denver
St. Joseph
Frightened Horse Causes Street Disturbance
A frightened horse caused a scene in the street disrupting occupants and attracting attention as bystanders watched the animal panic. Extra commotion followed with several witnesses reporting near misses and a general sense of danger in the crowded area.
Bailey in Kansas City Governor Halsey addresses civic virtue
Governor Halsey spoke before the Mercantile Club in Kansas City on civic character. He urged that corruption investigations target the guilty, protect the innocent, and insist franchisees lose their rights if proven guilty. He warned against per translation and urged fair, impartial action.
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Halsey
Mercantile Club
Kansas City
Kaw
Kansas
Acam
Mitchell to Try for Mine Union Talks in Colorado
Denver reports John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, will travel to Trinidad to meet district union officials and seek a personal conference with managers of The Colorado Fueling Iron and Victor Furl companies. Northern coal prices in Denver rise to 6? per ton as miners gain an eight hour day.
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Denver
Col
Dre
Sitke
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Trinidad
Colorado Fueling Iron
Victor Furl
Cere
Peormary
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Notices
Real estate transfers include N F Handy's second wife to G F Seyboli for 29 Reams Avenue, Northwestern Mutual Life to A T Lucas for 1508 dollars, 19 percent, 185 and 197 Clay Street in Hornes Addition, Tinuham and Harris at 248 Hime Street Parking Edition, and J Chubb acquiring 100 dollars in Sunnyside Addition Highland Park. Tax deed recorded for J T Cope at 2508 241 Bucharsin Street, Quinton Heights, Horton and wife to M F Hunt for 1 dollar at 487 Munroe Street. Will consider purchase of one of two hundred.
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N. F. Handy
G. F. Seyboli
Reams Avenue
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
A. T. Lucas
Clay Street
Horne’s
A. WV. Tinuham
A. Harris
Hime Street
J. Chubb
Sunnyside
Pas Highland Park
J. T Cope
Bucharsin Street
G. Horton
M. F Hunt
Munroe Street
Scenic Uncle Tom's Cabin at New Crawford Theatre
Stotwon presents a colossal dramatic scenic Uncle Tom's Cabin at New Crawford tomorrow night with a special matinee for 45 dollars. Hoyts A Bunch of Keys has toured cities for fifteen seasons and grows more popular. The Irish Pawnbrokers, with Joe W. Spears' company at New Cesvyiard Sunday, features McCabe Mack Witte and dancers. Advance tickets and rates announced with rich effects and costumes.
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Stotwon
Crawford
Chas. A. Hoyts
Joe W. Spears
McCabe
Mack
Partnership Dissolution Notice for Lantry Sons firm
Notice is hereby given that the partnership between Henry E. Lantry and Charles J. Lantry doing business as Lantry Sons has been voluntarily dissolved. Charles J. Lantry retires and has sold and transferred all his interest in the firm. Everyone reads the Stats Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry BE. Lantry
Charles J. Lantry
5. Lantry Sons
Ier J. Lantry
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Son Reyntiscley
Fin Crawford
Rentyckye
James Nuen
Bert
Bor Pia
Rock Island
Gates
Saf
Barrow
Miter
Chicago
ED Howe
Baie Waggener
Boomin
Him
Canvas Loggins
The
Fitwell Shoe
Coansas Avenue
Webb Wnall
East
E. Howe
Ionderstooh Weill
Atchiana
Isa
Tn Congress
Victor Aturdock
Rermiter
Atchison County
Che
Pallock
C.D. Walker
Washburn Dramatic Club
Dumains
Meilin
Mellin
Riot
Mellows Food CO
Boston
Mase
Bailey
Mitchell
Phi
Geo. M. Hammel
Merchant Tailor
First National Bank OF
State of
City of
Wm. Sims
W- H. Rossington
E. Hawley
C. S. Bowman
A. A. Robinson
W. H. Rossington
Chas
J. Lantry
J. Devlin
W. A. Stephens
C. E. Hawley
Herons
Kansas Ave
Topeka Independent Telephone Co
H and
Supolio
Stats Journal
Muescuri& Kansas Tels Co
Phass 999
Poplin
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