Hoyle Promises New Mexico Tour and Farcical Show
Charles FH Hoyle plans a vaudeville trip to New Mexico featuring a rambunctious farce comedy with a lively cast of eight men and four women. He previously toured Topeka and hints at repeat performances next season if he remains active. Critics in New York show mixed feelings about Boyle’s act and the street band performance remains a highlight.
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Charles FH Hoyle
New Mexico
Art
Topeka
New York
Jovea
Boyle
Jobir Pe Sousa
McKeever Named Assistant United States Attorney
M Keever of Topeka is appointed assistant to United States Attorney J B Dean for the district of Ranmie by U S General Attorney T C Knox. The appointment carries a $2.00 rate and becomes effective upon the oath of office. The term of Harry Bone as district attorney expires Saturday. The report notes McKeever’s forthcoming oath and start date as assistant attorney as well as the broader context of the district attorney position and related changes.
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Amar
Dale
Harry Bone
Mr. Bone
Ate
McKeever
Mantes
Burton
Chew
Bin
Dean
McKeuver
Maornis
Dan Mawer
Lavrine
Midweek Crawford Theatres Schedule With Plays and Rates
The Crawford will feature Too Rich to Marry on Monday night and Henry VI with a matinee of Mary Stuart on Tuesday night. Advance sale for Saturday morning. An ad promises Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup boosts vitality.
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Gus Rathner
Hoyt
Ken
Crawford
Helen Modjesky
Louth James
Mary Stuart
Engas
Dr. Wood
Armen Modjeska
James
Mary Bisart
Abet
Henry
NEU
Carl Busch
Iwo
Gethie
Medical college to field strongest Kansas team next season
The Kansas Medical College plans a strong football squad for the next season after forming an athletic association. Tucker, formerly captain of the K U team, and "Shorty" Hamill, both ex-K U stars, will join the Medics along with Mehi, a fast Waehurn player. An on-campus coach will direct the squad as they search for a field location, with Kieth tract at Potwin favored. James Stewart was elected captain and Hal Norton manager.
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Kansas City
Kansas Medics
Shorty” Hamill
K. U. Stars
Mehi
WaehUurn
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Medical College
Fair Grounds
Quinton Heights
Washburn College
Lowman Hill
Huntoon Street
Kieth
Potwin
Strees
Athletic Association of the Medical College
the Athletic Association of the
Topeka High School
James Stewart
Hal Norton
Lord's Prayer Ruled Out In Minnesota Schools
Attorney General Douglas affirmed a ruling that the Lord's Prayer cannot be used in public schools under Minnesota law. Citing section 16, article 1 of the state constitution, the ruling states no person shall be compelled to attend or support any place of worship.
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St. Paul, Minn
Der
Douglas
H.W. Childs
Olson
Coffee's effect on eyes prompts Postum trial in Oswego note
A Oswego Montana wife Mrs T Blackmon reports eye pains and blurred vision tied to coffee use. She switched to Postum, noting improved eye function, clearer complexion, and better overall health, with no other medicine involved. A friend Mr Randall also found relief after quitting coffee for Postum.
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T. Blackmon
Oswego
Montana
Thas
Tout
Randall
Topeka Snapshot Highlights Local News Flurry
A string of brief notes from Topeka covers diverse items. Mentions include Kansas City visitors, YMCA basketball plans in Lawrence, streetcar and transit notes, a Christmas gift mention, doctors and coaching changes, a county teachers’ association meeting, and the state board of agriculture events.
Kansas Mission Work and State Historical Society Opening
A plan for a mission among Navajo Indians in northern Arizona gains support from Kansas groups. The Kansas State Historical Society sets December 17 for public room openings funded by Daughters of the American Revolution and federated city clubs. Samuel A. Kingmas and D. W. Wilder to speak in the senate chamber. access to new fourth floor rooms requires a guide. Willem Harris of Topeka cites East Coast misconceptions about Kansas and defends local temperance and immigrant roots as shaping the state’s reputation.
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Arizona
Canon Diablo
Kansas
Daughters of the American Revolution
Federated Clubs
Indes Samuel A. Kingmas
D. W. Wilder
Senate
The
Historical Society
State House
Willem 2. Harris
Topeka
Washington
Carrie Nation
Ber Cinan
Ertiury
Eecland
Kanis
Hague Socialists fail to force intervention in South Africa
Brief telegrams report the Dutch chamber failing to push the government to intervene in South Africa. Foreign Minister van Lynde says interference is limited to aiding own subjects. Other items note US Missionary Stone and Miss Tsilka safe in Salonika and a collision involving torpedo destroyer Wizard near Portsmouth. Senate receives reciprocity treaties with Britain and other pacts and refers them to foreign relations committee.
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Metivai van Lynde
Washington
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British West Indies
Argentine Republic
Guatemala
Sheepmen Propose to Lease 1,500,000 Acres of Land
Salt Lake Utah December 6 A special dispatch reports that sheepmen seek to exclude rivals by leasing 1.5 million acres of land. The plan aims to secure grazing rights and consolidate pasturing areas amid competitive bids and land use debates.
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Utah
Deseret News Report on Cheyenne Land Controversy
The Deseret News from Cheyenne Wyoming covers a dispute over Sweet Water valley land. It discusses proposed leases and purchases from Union Pacific for alternate sections, aiming to gain control of land and influence winter feeds. The article notes rates offered and wider implications for land access.
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