Ball Magnates Meet in Kansas City Assembly
President J. Hickey presided as executives discussed aims of the association meeting held here. Attendees listed include Gatiens and Hauynchoupt for Indianapolis, Strobel for Toledo, Murchison for Columbus, C for Minnesota, Tebenn and Dale for Kansas City, with Quinn representing Milwaukee by proxy. Minor organizational details and bylaws were noted for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American Association
Audi Ae
Quiteh
J. Hickey
Aa U
En Gatiens
Hauychoupt
Indianapolis
Charles J. Strobel
Toledo
Murchison
Columbus
Dramatic Events at Crawford House Impress Audience
A lively program features Mina Coghlan in Vanity Fair style sketches and portraits drawn by a local troupe. The dramatic showcase includes a striking performance by well known actors with strong audience appeal.
Real estate transfers list with mixed names and parcels
Real estate transfers show multiple entries with names such as TeRoy Powel, Independent Benevolent Battery of Karma, Reuben Witcher, M W Yot, Axa Marbrick, CB Ferriann, Orchard Place Lot Company, C Smith, Win. Etma, Wiest Metton, Carrie French, Thomas and wife, Grienmnod avenue, Petwin's subdivision, Hepeerahe Hx, Arthur A Bro Clefian. Amounts range from 2 to 2900 dollars for various lots and parcels on streets like Padiaon, Mock Di Dincolt, Polk, Buchanan, and Grienmnod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TeRoy Powel
Karma
Reuben Witcher
Wits
M. W
Padiaon Street
Ers
Ritchie
Etma
Wiest Metton
Buchanan Street
Thomas
Formene
Bonebrake
Arthur A. Mo
Southeam
Killed by an Officer at Troy mining camp
Fragmentary report notes a death by deputy sheriff Devine at a Kentucky clan member obtained in a Troy mining camp in the mountains. The text mentions Cotton Weavers Strike Dover New Mexico and a claim of cotton mills strike with self national defense units. details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe, Arts
Decan
Kentucky
Troy
Mountaines
Sheri Devine
Bore & War
Dover
Self National
Se Det BO Sers
State Board Grants Wide Range of Teachers Certificates
The state board of education approved life, three year state, conductors and institute instructor certificates for numerous individuals across Kansas. Names include G. E. Anderson at Ienee and Lucy B. Mulley at Co-Hiates Saeae. Certificates cover cities from Manhattan to Salina and Ottawa to Paola, with many recipients listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
State
Manhattan
Maye HL Dobbin
Salina
W. A. Hooper
Lydia Sain
As Gallagher
Emporia
Dy le Newkirk
Girard
BC Swain
Paola
Wood
Albion
Mick
M. D.” Weltner
Havensville
George C. Wakefield
Wellington
George W. Kinkead
Wathens
Institute
Wilam K. Arthur
Logan
Eleanor
Arnold
Hamlin
N. T. Adama
Burrton
Frank A
W. B. Cilfilh
Kaneas City
J. R. Crawford
Hays City
Oscar Kingman
W. A Cats
Mil Corinne I Cons
Special
Hutchson
D. Dice
Baldwin
Sophia Donica
Tela
Charles R. Dienceits
Great Bend
Jennie Davy
Anthony
Anna H. Regan
Kenya City
C. Eke
Columbus
W. H. Ehlers
el Dorado
J. Felgart
Newton
J. W. Foster
McCracken
Emma Winley
Laura J. Pinley
Russell
Jonnie Greenleaf
Argentine
James F. Gray
Kirwin
HH. Gerardy
Smith Center
EH. Harding
Neosho Falls
L. 'T. Huttman
Erle
J. K. Huber
Oberlin
Mra
Mra. A. M. Hahn
Medicine Lodge
T. H. Hooper
W.C. Jameson
Atchison
Emma A. Johnson
Osborne
J. E. Jay
Wichita
Helen Kleinknecht
Joseph L. Kelsey
Tonganoxie
W. M. Kyser
Altamont
Andrew DE Keeler
Spottaville
C. Miowry
Ferkridge
C. 1
Lyon
W. @. Medcrart
Laura Murray
Kansas City
W. C. McCroskey
J.B. McClure
Frankfort
W. A. Morriston
G. Nyavist
R. O. Peterson
Weir
Peterson
Enterprise
J. A. Pop
R. B. Price
Ramage
W. F. Ringle
Independence
Ada Hive
George Stuede
Oxborne
F. L. Rosebush
Lawrence
G. L. Seeley
St. John
W. Sharp
Nickerson
F. W. Simmonds
Gaylord
A. P. Sommers
Goat
Wye
A. Stowell
T. Straw
Hotsington
Etta Stowell
Yellow streak sparks subway dig panic in New York
Workmen at McCabe Broe contractors site for a new subway unearthed yellow streak rock and declared it gold. Crowds gathered at the shaft entrance drawn by the rumor of a find. Police notified authorities and an investigation followed to verify the claim amid a noisy crowd and ongoing digging. A separate note states De Gabbaca’s body will be sent to California for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McCabe
Guiet
der —A. Giapateh
The
Herald
London
de Gabbaca
California
Bristow Next in Burton Drive for Post Office Power
Senator Burton and allies aim to oust Fourth Assistant Postmaster General J. L. Bristow after pressuring Cyrus Leland from the pension agency. A Kansas City meeting with D. W. Mulvane and Pete Foley signals possible cabinet influence to aid Foley, with Payne friendly to Burton. A March 1 removal date and state convention timing are debated amid politicking in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Leland
Pension Agency
Senator Burton
J. L. Bristow
Bristow
Burton
Leland
Smith Wey
Ehan D. W. Mulvane
Pete” Foley
Parsons
Kansas City
Kansas City Journal
Adr
Beith
Falls
Payne
Foley
Mulvaine
Roosevelt
St Louis
Dispatch
Joe Bristow
Kansas
Coates
Mulvave
Wreck on Santa Fe Delays Freight East of Lang
East bound Santa Fe freight No. 36 wrecked a few miles east of Lang at 9 20 last night delaying traffic until noon. A brake beam on a center refrigerator car dropped and the car jammed across the track badly smashing it. Other cars suffered minor damage but no derailments occurred. Stock on ahead cars moved east. others returned to Emporia and sent over the cutoff. The monetary bus was not e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Lang
Pabic
Topeka
Ine
Emporia
Ottawa
North River tunnel project nears final plan approval
New York officials say progress is made on the final plan for the North River railroad tunnel. A New Jersey company will organize to build and operate the New Jersey side terminal on Hackensack meadows near Homestead Station, north of Jersey City. Estimated total cost for the tunnel and approaches is 40 million dollars with funding planned at 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
North River
New Jersey Lans
New Jersey
Hackensack Meadows
Homestead Station
Jersey City
Pennsylvania
Mound Builders Corn Near Topeka Excites Kansas Growers
T. B. Potter of Santa Fe returned from Ohio with a garble of corn said to prove a mound builders relic. Relics found near Springdale yielded two kernels, later cultivated to stalks bearing 4 to 14 ears. Original grain was white, now colors vary. Potter plans to ship the sample east for tests on Fourth Street road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Potter
Santa Fe
Columbus
Ohio
Potter
Les
Ourt Street
Detrick
Local society notes and events in Topeka
Horton's M H Soper visits Topeka and ministerial union meets Monday. Love's Sake recital at Crawford tonight. Roy Crawford returns home to Topeka. Various notices include Burns, weddings, dances, and midwinter events. Coal operators pledge no price rise. Rural Free Delivery Route No. 2 gifts a Christmas lap to the carver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Soper
Horton
Crawford
Roy Crawford
Twin Misses McFarland to Sing at Edward VII Coronation
Denver dispatch reports twin sisters Miss Mary McFarland and Miss Marie McFarland of Atchison Kansas have been chosen to sing at the coronation ceremonies of King Edward VII next summer. The girls, known for beauty and talent, traveled widely, meeting the future king in Europe. Their father Austin McFarland, a Denver ticket agent formerly of Leavenworth and Howard City, is noted in the family history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Edward Wii
Denver
Mary McParland
Marie McFarland
Ranch
Edward VII
McFarland
Europe
England
Prince of Wales
Ding
Iris
Atchison
Austin Sto Farland
Denver & Rio Grande
H. B Kelly
Topeks
Kelly
Leavenworth
Howard City
Jett
Stoward
Pho
St Joseph
Denyee
Atchison Globe
What China Needs Set Forth by a Native Preacher
The Lenox Presbyterian Church in New York hosted Rev. N. G. Poon Chew, editor of a Chinese daily in San Francisco, who urged China to seek revival through Christianity. He warned China’s youth crave progress and material improvement, including railways and telegraphs, but need a moral and religious renewal to lift the nation. Christmas and New Year Holiday Rates via the Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Church
New York
N. G. Poon Chew
San Francisco
Lenox Presbyterian Church
San Prancisco
Chew
Toy K Lowe
Chee S$ Lowe
China
Five Year Old Elmer Winston Travels Alone Westward
A Jackson Michigan boy aged five named Elmer Winston passed through here on the Rock Island line en route from Jackson to Denver. He traveled more than a thousand miles solo with many passengers taking an interest in his bright inquisitive nature. Conductors looked after him and a tag on his luggage identified his route and guardian. New Year open house plans were noted for local residents and a pottery industry report from New York cited a prosperous year 1301 with increased production among Pottery Manufacturers association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C
Duncan
Gardiner
Rock Talend
Topeka
Sunflower Team No
Dunce Taceday Svening
Kansas Avenue
George Penny
GSES
Karume
Stone
BR der Atte
Hart J. L. Wldridge
The
Supreme Court
Hoston
Elmer Winston
Jackson
Michigan
Rock Island
Denver
Cal
Obaira
Pasengers
Mich
Col
Fife
Charles Win- Se
New York
Trenton
N. J
Pottery Manufacturers’ Association
Pottery Business Declines Amid Lockouts and Rising Costs
The article notes potteries in Trenton closing amid a downturn with total business possibly exceeding one million dollars. Many plants have halted operations to clear stacks and backlog, while most will not fulfill many orders this year. It also lists excursion rates from Banta Fe Health Resort to Phoenix and San Antonio and mentions an agent named A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
San Antonio
Texan
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Warren M.crosby
Coats Raglans
Golf Capes
Journal
Sthel Berickland
Taad
Ares
Mina Cognian
H. Nevina
Mise Coghian
Danie Mrawio Me
New York Subway
Senator Button
Charles Emory Smith
May de Burton
Mound Builders Corn
B. Potter
Mrs
Edward
Qustatores
Ates
Misses McFarland
Banta Fe
Dennis D. Hope
Washington Avenue
Kansasity
Minnie d
Elisabeth L. Crutcher
Agent A
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