All the-Nofalities and Westflat Apartment Farce
A fragment from a society style scene shows Mrs Westflat venting fury at damp apartments and leaking ceilings in a building called All-the-Nofalities. She pleads for immediate plumbing help as family comforts crumble and tenants fear further damage from water and cold.
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Mrs. Westflat
Topttat
Mra
Weetflat
Emmy Mrancie
Trnaimont
Kansas Women Miners and Craft Workers Named in Census
Fragmented OCR lists Kansas women connected to mining masonry and mail carrying roles. Mentions include Mrs George Giveham widow of county official, a miner Mer Fainlard and Annie Randal among others serving as carriers, foremen, and supervisors in early 20th century labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enlirond
Enpinger
Geeree Giveham
Cwnen Eoumty
Annie Randal
New York Frontline News From Medicine Lodge Farm News
Reportes from Medicine Lodge describe a farmer from New Mexico amid wartime food measures. Government actions alter seed prices and distribution while farmers sell grain and seed. Names include Viola Hunt of Hurtingame and Mary Rete Dally acclaimed as a singer in New York. Local shops list drug and jewelry stores with liquor restrictions. The St Louis Post Dispatch notes cattle ranching in Cowley County and notable women across fields.
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Fromt
New York
Mianivcin
Medicine Lodge
Congress
Viola Hunt
Hurtingame
Great Ben
Mary Kentyal
M Mindel
Tnetinute
Cieugo
Iaioy J. Lari
United States
Skever
Daviv Tan
Princeton
Mabel Bennett
Haviland
Mary Rete Dally
New Yorke
Bodina
Beit GoilAnd
Cowley County
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Lost in Hotels Showcase of Forgotten Guest Articles
A New York study notes hotels maintain storerooms for items left by guests. Rooms with large transient crowds like the Hoffman House and Fifth Avenue collect everything from nightshirts to glasses. Items are logged, identified, and sent to owners, but unclaimed goods often become property of staff after months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evry Hotel
New York
Hoffman House
Fifth Avenue
Victoria
Imperial
Charn~ Bermaid
Houstkesher
Frank Chirk
Hoffman Hawke
Avery Day
Hull
E Betel Butl
Capt Osbon and the Return of His Dog in Court
A New York tale recounts Capt Osbon, veteran explorer, recovering his cherished Irish Setter from a rival using replevin. After a string of motions and a tense hearing, a dog in court is identified as Osbon's by distinctive markings. The judge adjourns with costs awarded as spectators applaud the captain's victory.
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Osbon
Witeran
Parragut
New York
Arctic Club Ag
Debon Teat Rele
Okbon
Giben
West
Nakami
Oalien
Kenvets
Thor
Cones Siemaat
Ana Dexpress
State Balls in Sweden with Elaborate Royal Court News
The report describes Swedish state balls at the capital amid elaborate, brilliant affairs. It notes invitations sent in May, strict etiquette, and dining for ladies only at dark with formal carriage arrangements and palace appearances.
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Ars
Sweden
Wiete
Stockholm
Gseer
Shereka
Royal Diplomatic Ball Described In Grand White Salon
A detailed account of a formal royal ball with the Diplomatic Morning setting and nobles arriving in two processions. The king enters with royal family and officers, followed by a grand assembly in the White Salon and adjoining rooms. Ladies in white, men in uniform, dance in colossal sets with lavish refreshments laid out by rank.
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Nat
Tebier
Thavarter
He Straphim
Saya
Wing
Goren
Nourehald
Wal
Indies
Eithser
King
Suse
White Sea
Dano
North Topeka Society Notes And Local Mr. Scott Farewell
North Topeka items include social calls at the home of Mr and Mrs D J Hathaway and a city sales position for Amos Goodman with Swift and Co. A large church mass meeting in North Topeka discussed uniting revival efforts, planning a 2000-seat tabernacle, with over 500 dollars raised. A board meeting and several community notices follow, with local thanks, gifts, and a farewell for Mr C P Scott as railway mail clerk.
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Uts
Kimpal Photine Co
North Kansas Ave
James
Amos Goodian
Kansas City
H. Clarke
Mise Winifred Chirke
Charles Kittlan
Emma Cunningham
Jose
North Toneke
Baptist
Tabernacle
Kervier
Time Evangelist
W. T. K. Club
Ro S. Plummer
Quincy Street
Jak Potton
Bitver Laten
Wen
D. J. Hathaway
Joseph Doug
Elmont
North Side
Jac Campbell
J. A. Campbell
Monroe Street
James’ Times
Lucky's
North
Kansas Avenue
Cortley
Blue Post
J. Ho Allen
Aaron Sheets
Commanizer
H. A. Pence
Chicago
Elder
William al. Costley
Lily Graft
Kiro
Amos Goodman
Morns & Myers
Swift & Co
Felger
Goodman
Mom & Meer
Scott
Bre
Daukens
Hose
C_ PL Bcott
Davin
Caldwell
Ware
Hoover
CL Smith
CW Lukens
Mistes Edith
Irene Campdorar
Diesel Etla
Lis Caldwell
Jesble Purer
Arché Atkin
Mise Leule Dolfmire
Mise
Grace Lukens
Lotte Scott
Lucile Lukens
George Flesher
George Unger
Myrol Heels
Mickey Lukens
Daniel Scott
Wille Doltmits
Irene Catophores
Ella Caldwell
Mim Grace Lukens
Mra Caldwell
Ete
Teumes
Mexera Unger
Eesig
Mr. Scott
Trials for Bribery in St Levin Court
Bribery cases were heard in Judge Rywn's court in St Levin Mo with several defendants including Joan A Shervian Emile Aarimann Charl A Othe and others. Attorneys sought a change of venue and arguments began Thursday amid motions.
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St Levin Mo
Joan A. Shervian
Faurd
Emile Aarimann
Charl A
Merchants' National Bank Topeka Notice of Stockholders Meeting
Notice from the Merchants National Bank Topeka Kansas calling a stockholders meeting Tuesday January 1 between 3 and 5 pm to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and handle other business. Freeman cashier invites all members and trend? invited. admission free. For details see Forbes.
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Merchants’ National Bank
Topeks
Kansas
Ece
Ileet
Freeman
Arion
Tirend
Snow Drifts Topple City Efforts To Clear Rails
Six inches of snow fell from midnight Sunday for about thirteen hours, paralyzing Topeka tracks as railway men and Edison power workers improvised to keep cars moving. City clerks note losses from delays and the public debates the snow’s beauty versus disruption. Weather recorded temperatures hovered around the mid twenties with varying readings through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Edison Company
West Highth
Edison Power House
Ediaon Company
Cutter
T. B. Jennings
Speon Ati
At the Theatres Third Sunday Play in Topeka and Chicago notes
The Crawford Institute presented Hello Ell with Harry Clarke Clarke’s absence noted and a claim of misused publicity by Goodhue and Kellogg. Janice Meredith at the Grand disappointed audiences with Rose Stahl’s performance and Bonelli’s melodramatic style. Costumes and sets drew mixed reviews and a Hamlet Laertes styled duel was poorly staged. The Ol Crome Romés at the Craw Signet offered an average show with Forbes carvers promoted. pope appointment hints and a Golden State Limited schedule closing the items.
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Crawford Instalent
Harry Carson Clarke
Clarke
Topeka
Goodhue and
Kellogg
Com- Fony
Evening Post
California Theater
Helio Bui
Janice Meredith
Rose Stahl
Janice
Hose Stahl
William Bonelil
Tabitha
Col. Kann
Philemon
Werell
Willan
Hetil
Une Yuay
Mary Mannering
Ant
Iert Rowe Stahl
Forbes
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