Moving Right On Past Wear a Peeperous Quo for Teal Karate Men
Teal Karate team advances as old guard yields to new challengers in Topeka. Property transactions alter local landscape with several parcels changing hands amid turnover.
Topeka real estate outlook and park area prospects
The piece surveys Topeka housing trends for next year including rising home purchases, shifting property ownership, and intensified development near the park and Northwest railway line. It notes plans for streetcar service changes, potential Track to Potwin station, and investor interest in Highland Park area with rental market pressure and farm land activity.
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Poilig
Uyetr
Prawpcote
Perhipa
Topeka
Wilit Pew
Ag Rounett He Tondebusti
Husininen
Speen
That & Company
Sisih
Wenitier
Hishdanid
Euneidersiiy
Real estate market in town struggles with slow sales
The report notes a weak real estate market with few buyers and many owners delaying sales. Despite widespread property availability, North Texas prices remain depressed relative to prior floods, and demand shows limited activity as owners hold or walk away from listings.
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Morwa Ephelion
Psn
Beryl
Yrar
Gurney Ian Storm Ropelse
Feelin
Maren
Ren Sale Salen
Nath Topeka
Jane
Iiwnea
Labor Union Wins Case Over Herald Stereotypers
New York Supreme Court refused to grant permanent injunctions sought by Logix Quandit and Charles Baller, foremen at the New York Herald, against the Typographers Union No. 1. The judge ruled the union’s authority could not be interfered with and discharged Foremen Quandt and Baltes, while keeping them paid pending merits. Freel the stereotyper was dismissed from the Herald and charges filed. The union warned it would withdraw its workers if discharges occurred.
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New York
Leven
Entreme Court
Logix Quandit
Charles Baller
New York Herald
Talon
Herald
Front Working Forty Herald
Isue
Freel
Antes
Quaneht
Baltes
Hiward
Court of Equity
Routine business occupies time of American Belones Association
The American Belence convention at Sri Loma Mo is in session with meetings elevated to scientific topics. Auxiliary sessions include mathematics astronomy physics chemistry and more. A key item is forming a section for plant and animal breeders, proposed years ago by agricultural colleges. The American Society for Horticultural Science holds its winter meeting in conjunction.
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American Belones Association
Sri Loma
Américan Association For the Advancement of Belence
National Association
American Agricultural Colleges and Experimental Stations
Aterican ‘Oriety
Lee
Between Two Fires Smelter and Union Struggle With Ore Supply
A fragmentary report describes tensions around coal and ore supplies tied to union alignment. Mentioned are Western Federation of Miners, local figures Florenes and Dee ta-Stans, and surveys of Frankfort line with plans to determine a practical route.
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Florenes, Cole
Dee
Stans
Western Federation of Miners
Read
Kaa
Bern
Frankfort
Jackson Vaninty
Wales
Pepe Creek
Peter Gurtler
T. L Eddy
Thy Road
J. A. Bonjour
Neuchatel
J. M. Rhodes
Topeka Council No 42 Plans Auditorium Use Deal
A fragment describes Commercial Travelers seeking an auditorium arrangement under Topeka Council No 42. It mentions a dealer with a sold value, invitations, and measures to attract travelers by making the hall appealing, with arrangements to settle costs and ensure accessibility for attendees.
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Topeka Counii No
Opening session of the state education meeting in Topeka
Detailed program notes outline prize awards for county and city enrollments, lectures, and papers for teachers, with schedules for December 20 to 31. Includes prizes from Scott Foresman Crane Co. and Crane Co. for counties and cities with the greatest attendance relative to teachers employed.
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Shawnee County
Ely
Wichita Deanky
Tenehert
Scott, Foresman & Co
Madion
Federalist
Leavinworth
Cty
Crane& Co
Topeka
Com. Telly
Great Bend
Osawetomie
Crane 4 Co
Charnes
Central Congregational Church
Agqmsa
Ceeser Ereo Alvins
Olin
A. M
Lawrente
Seprine
Needham
George W. Parkharat
Thomas Egmet Dewey
Abuene
George W. Parkhurst
William Mitchell Shaver
Tapayaon
Shelley
Gatty Tabi Mendelssohn Chinner
Eugene Picid
Arcommpaniét
Augustn Dewey
Vuriuue Departaenta Iin Tnd
Ofcock A. Tm
Representative Hall
E. B. Smnth
Eaident Nickerson College
Nickerson
C. Gain
Baker University
Baldwin
Foc
Woodbury
Ford County Schools
Lodge City
W. Hi. Johneer
University of Kansas
Lawrence
T. S Johnson
City
Parsons
Homer
Murra
Dickinson County High School
Chapman
HH. Butcher
City Schoo
F.C. Jacoby
Ecity School
Sterling
John van Arndale
City School
Jetmora
Dayhoff
Department of Music
The
James Ho Canfield
Ibrarian Columbus University
New York
Kallo
Gilbert H. Morrison
Aetioot
Kansas City
R. & Russ
Pitts
W. M. Davison
Joseph HH. Hillview
State Normal School Emporia
Marearet Hum McCarter
Frank Strong
University of Kanson
Oreinck
Munjo
Charles M. Sheidos
Yclock Fi
Meddie
Hamilton
Wichita
Helen M. Metcuif
L.T. Weeks
Cotton
Falls
Maccassion
A. F. Williamn
Veri Enfant
Hiawatha
W. I. Ladrews
Yue Rapite
Rebb
Awronee
Ne College
LH. Marlin
Tecuvelin
Rowman
Prineipal
Calamus
Abitene
J. H. Jackson
Hane County
Hutchinson
D. F Shirk
Newton
A J. Stout
Topeke
Byer
Departien BP
Ign
Mueller
Hoxie
R. R. Price
Murrey
Kingman County
Wright
Shawnes County
Depait
R—H. Coover
Wrisen
Mint
Ora Mennett
Manhattan
Emily Kittlass
Leavenworth
Wise Ansal
Collyer
Tillian L. Elis
Kensan City
Lida
Brady
Lillian H . Picken
Hays
Alice Davidson
Ottawa
Bupt
N. T. Veatch
Atchison
Abbott Port
Henne McGinney
Pitubure
Maude Rotgedon
Leone
Thorntay
H. Coover
Suowintentent City Schools
Wilson
Mins Hess M. Crinman
Selina
Lillie McLean
Fort Scott
Edna Avery
Exaporta
Ciara Looms
Helott
Flora Folias
Philipsburg
Helle Virvel Houston
Clyde
Lulu Stephenson
Olathe
Teschtag
Lizzie J. Wooster
Nora Childers
W.T. Anderson
Nemaha
Fencen
Kansas
Hunt
Olivia FH. Milley
Geary County
Tunotion City
Kan
Supt
Baker Wranklin
Koons
McPherson County
Mcsheren
Senate Chamber
Dayholk
Thaleman
Heck
Harper County
Age
Hutt Sty
F.C
Woonbury
McCellan
Anderson County
Garnett
T. J. Perry
Wapuuines
Alma
A.B. Taylor
Wichitm
Harvey
Martin
Meade
M. BE. Penxeon
City Schools
W. M. Davidson
Selentitte
Johnson
M. & Pearson
Kanaas City
Addrew
Rank P. Smith
Emporia
Omy Prara
D. M. Fisk
Washburn College
Toveka
Clatrmas
FP. W. Blackmar
Mabel Henry
Chanute
L. A. Lowther
W. @. Riste
Norton County Bien School
Heusner
Junction City
Parker
Roy Botts
Burlingame
Nocioloxy
Wasdburn College
Tenexa
Ferger Respect For Rural Schools
Bug
Ag Colleens
Bern
A. Schwegler
Ottawa University
Mise Maria Wood
Law
Pat HT Hoover
Peinetoal Jota Lofty
W. W Andrews
Bive
RM. Nees
Independence
WB. Incxen
Faye Guy
Ta 2
Wiser
Lala
Charles A. Hoyke
Rauric
Kansas State Normal School
Mure
Hearwick
Lola
Jereenbeva
Clark Hirrie
Brownell
Tohe
Markets Today Grain Cattle Hogs Fall Amid Crop Report
Markets today show corn ruled firm on government crop report with a general decline in cattle and hogs. Wheat eased on improved weather but cotton stayed active with strong demand. stock market rose on late buying while provisions held steady.
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Chieseo
Bimneagolie
Commission Bevises
Te Naoki
Huncelpta
I Anne Inn
Gutalders
Sabe
Tiba
Ml Bieber
Seige
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J. Gail
Erate Ee Stock Ca
Ranson City
Kannas City Grain
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Brocka
Gaie
Bixik Street
Christie Grain
Black City
Wall Street
Stomes
Laondon
Mistourk Pacific
St. Paul & Point
American Express & Points
Bronk Ion Union Gas and Nashville
W. W. Hutto
Toom
State House
Charles A. Boyle
Kansas State Normal Sctioal
Mporis
J. Wade
Fannie Riges
Kimporla
Bisa Teenie L. Clark
H.W. Jones
F. B
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J. Vinnter
University of Kansans
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Echoss
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Genoa
Werth
Nobeok
Genecel
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Cattersiey
Anad
Sugne
Tenneanee
Consolidated Gas
Chicago
Aiton
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General Metris
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Northwestern
Rock Yeland
Ace Distilling Company
Grand Inland
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Petric
Delaware and Hutson
American Steel Foundry
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Gall Commission
Christ Stuck Co
Kansas City, Mod
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Wether
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St. Louis Livestock Market
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York
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Stirling
Domeand
Gotsio
4. H. Lee Commission
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