Warm November Across Kansas Says Weather Service
The Weather Bureau reports November with higher than normal temperatures across Kansas. Mean statewide temp about 48 to 52 degrees, warmest in years, with precipitation around 4.63 inches nationwide and some areas below normal. Wheat growth continued, corn plowing active in southern counties, alfalfa cut for hay as harvest conditions remained favorable.
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Department of Agriculture
Peon
Kansas
Hunsse Dhriia
Bet
Ffvena
Frome Ford
Dase
Sumner
Cowboy
Elsie
Harvey
Cherokee
Atchison, Nemaha
Spa
Real Estate Transfers Show Multiple Property Deals
Aggie A Adams and the band transfer to Margaret Ferguson for $2. Madison Street. Wyckoff transfers to L Flanal. Kilmer and husband to Jos Morris cover lots on Lawrence Street in Metsker’s Second Addition. Parson and others transfer rights including 80 Poplar Street. Gass acquires Kingston properties and other parcels in Kingston. Home Lakes estimates list lots in Ellinwood Pecwin subdivision. Names include Mrs Randolph and John Randolph, a former district politician. The note references vacancy politics after a death and an advisory for Pittsboro residents.
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Aggie A. Adams
Margaret Ferguson
Madison Street
Ritchie Dee Terubis Wyckoff
L. Flanal
Warthorthenat
Lacy D. Kilmer
Jos
Morris
Lawrence Strest
Metsker
Tex
Iota
Tote
Poplar Street
J. W. Morrar ‘Powe
W. Padi
Eens
Tx E. Gass
Toplar Street
Kingston
Mia George
Convicts Captured After Prisoner Sheriff Cook Held Hostage
Two escaped federal penitentiary inmates identified as Bob Clark and Turner Times were arrested in Lawton after holding Sheriff Cook as a prisoner for three hours at Farmer Worcester’s home. They claimed Cook bluffed and could have harmed them, saying they only scared him to death and recovered ammunition and a gun cartridge.
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Sherif Cook
Sherif Cooks
Worcester
Pauline Uie
Federal Penitentiary
Bob” Clark
Turner
Lawton
Cook
Revolt at Sofia Rocks Turkish Official's Residence
A revolutionary demonstration in Sofia against Turkey disrupted the Turkish commissioner’s residence. Police struggled to control thousands of demonstrators sympathetic to Petanes, with extensive unrest reported late at night.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Petanes
Allen to Go East to Inspect Crate Epileptic Facility
Henry Allen, chairman of the state board of charities and corrections, will continue abort time to inspect the institution for epileptics at Crate, New York. He aims to model a building for the new state Insane asylum at Parsons, emphasizing separate treatment wings to keep patients apart for easier cure and care. Work on Parsons asylum buildings may begin early in the coming term.
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Henry Allen
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Crate
N. Y
Parsons
Parsons Asylum
Pew Asylum
Catches the Santa Fe Verdict in Montgomery County
A trial resulted in a $6,000 verdict against the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad, with appeals planned. The case claimed Santa Fe defrauded stockholders of $170 in bonuses, and the plaintiffs expected further favorable rulings, aiming to reach the Supreme Court.
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Montgomery County
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Haveuu
I Gee
Soukvena Central Es Railroad
Sena Fe
Stoc
Do- Radons
Wennecker Withdraws Name for Internal Revenue Post
A provisional nominee, not a declared candidate, withdrew from consideration for the internal revenue post in the Bt. Lams district just before the congressional holiday recess. The president had chosen Wennecker as a compromise between opposing factions in Missouri.
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Wennecker
X. Wen- Weah
Bt. Lams
Congr
Baste
Missouri
North Topeka Social Notes Highlight Town Visitations
James Scott Bobb plumbing contact listed. W A Wood of Silver Lake and Marty Fowler from Silver Lake visited town. Miss Hescie Whipps and Miss Cederholm seen shopping. Cyrus Kistler left for Guthrie. Local ads promote cheap Xenon vodes at Costley and Post. Various residents and visitors, including Sun Dave and Sam Besudry, were noted in daily town life.
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James, Scott & Bobb Do
Rabeas
Silver Lake
Marty Fowler
Bcott & Robb
Hescie Whipps
Wie
Cederholm
Sun Dave
Sam Besudry
Cyrus Kistler
Guthrie
King Gauthier
Xenas
Costley & Post
Mises Elizabeth Parsons
Little Rock
Mis
Aye One
Haven
Aldeidge
Kansas Avenue
Clifford
Gorton Street
Charles Wynne
Lyndon
Helena
O. B.S
Masonic Hall
Myers
Charles, Shea
Moraes & Myers
Nora Philips
Meriden
SS Mygia
Western Avenue
Edith Putnam
Eddy’s New Plan Aims to Free Miss Stone
Washington dispatch says Spencer Eddy, the United States charge at Constantinople, has devised an ingenious plan to secure Miss Stone’s release. Officials withhold details to avoid public failure, noting hard work in aiding the effort while the State Department remains cautious about publicity.
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Washington
Spencer Eddy
United States
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Dickinm
Beulah Eastern Star Banquet Holds Installation Night
The Beulah chapter held its annual banquet and reunion at the Masonic temple with many members and friends attending. The worthy matron Mrs Cunningham reported strong yearlong work including 24 new members and seven deaths. She announced that J P Farnsworth would serve as marshal for the officer installation, with Ellen D Humphreys W M Luther M Nellis W M A M Trueblood acting as associate matron and other officers named including Julia Gordon secretary Emma Stevens treasurer Lillian Anderson conductress Kate Wilson chaplain Herbert Edwards sentinel and several other appointees.
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Beulah
Masonic Temple
Mix Ellen D. Humphreys
W.M
Luther M. Nellis
W. Mra
M. M. Trueblood
A. M
Julian M. Gordon
Emma Stevens
Mra
Lillian 0. Anderson
Kate K. Wilson
E. C.F. Lobman
Metcalf Won’t Move Pension Agent to Topeka
Colonel Wilder S Metcalf succeeds Cyrus Leland as pension agent and will stay in Lawrence, commuting daily. He plans to maintain his home, handle personal finances, and manage pension office duties. He expects to begin duties soon after Congress reconvenes following the holiday recess.
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Lawrence
Wilder S Metcalf
Cyrus Leland
Topeka
Metcalf
Senate
Congress
Hazen Grants New Trial After Temper Controversy
Judge Hazen said a judge should never lose temper and granted a new trial in the Chandler against Mia case. Chandler claimed groceries from Mountain Grove Missouri seller Mrs Faust now in this city. Evidence included a letter claimed to be Chandler's to prove payment. defense sought a new trial asserting the judge's remark swayed the jury.
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Hazen
Ad Chandler
Mia
S Chaney Chandler
Oae
Mountain Grove
For Sale Real Estate Auction Arlington Hotel Ad
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE SALE The Arlington hotel and adjacent property near West South and West Tenth streets. Offers to close in on time. Brown and Gimp Ride listed. For sale by M Feary, 38 Monroe Street. Houses and lots available with time payments.
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Tracta
West Soath
West ‘Tenth Sts
Brown
M. Feary
Monroe St
Strange Tale of a Tennesseeown Lute Plot and Court
A Sunday afternoon melee in Tennesseecown features Menora Bam Slaughter Chee Horton John Frazier and Dee Williatce in a staged slaughter with slips and chases. Horton escapes, Dew Williams and Ches Horton are jailed, and circulation continues with a warrant for Horton. In North Topeka a hay dispute leads to a brief arrest, chief witnesses, and a city court swamped by drunken cases.
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Slaughter
Reley
Senate
Murphy
Tle
Kansas Avenue
Link McCaslin
John Doe
Menora
Bam Slaughter
Chee Horton
John Frazier
Dee” Williatce
Slaughwi
Ches
Horton
John Fraxier
Cll Simpson
Tee Woodin
Williams
W. W. Jackson
North Topeka
Jefferson Street
Henry Firtene
Abraham Menderson
Bright
Mr. Bright
Henderson
J.M. Thomas
Court Dismisses Violation Case Amid Curtain Call
In a fragmented report, the court dismissed the case against a defendant accused of violating a Meense ordinance by failing to report second grounds. The session included a cue and a call to exit the town with a taunting "Git" remark. The text references judges, a Newell witness, and a Rigby's candy note.
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Agai ‘Ell
Newell
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