Police Jottings Frank Raynors Place In Raided Last Night
Police raid at Franks Raynors Place nets one keg of best and three men captured two men released for lack of evidence. Officers say the night yielded disorder, a Royal raid found only bottles. Channel fined hundred dollars and thirty days, Thompson discharged. Shylock theme recounted as Portia aiding officer in a knife chase ending with arrest. Freddie Freedland taken for insanity after threatening neighbors. to be tried.
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Henty
Schroeder
Royal
Mike Thompson
Lester Channel
Thompson
Channel
Shylock
Aster
Portia
Gome
Asher
Lewis Palmer
Percy
Freedland
Oakland
Samily
Golden State Limited Service Update for West Coast Route
Schedule notes announce Golden State Limited service between Missouri River and Southern California from December 20 to April 14. Describes routes through Los Angeles Santa Barbara and San Francisco with equipment on wheels and fastest time for berths. Official note from Fuller at Toneka office.
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Sansas Cis
Los Angeles
Santa Bartar
San Francisco
Sothern
Toute—Rock
el Pasa
Missouri River
California
Fuller
Toneka
Golden State Limited
Closing Session Lecture by Prof Canfield at High School
The closing session features Prof James WH Canfield, librarian of Columbia, delivering tonight’s talk at the high school auditorium. A 50 minute musical program by State University music department precedes his lecture, with a Kansas educator history noted. A morning program Thursday covers manual training topics and educational discussions led by Kansas educators and university leaders.
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James WH. Canfield
Columbia University
Department of Music
The
State University
Canfield
Kansas
Ohio State University
Columbia
Representative Hall
Gilbert B. Morrison
Manus
Joseph HH
Hill
State Normal School
Emporia
Margaret Hill McCarter
Topeka
Frank Strong
University of Kansas
Mario
Charles ML Sheldon
State Case
Robb
Lawrence
L. B. Marlin
Baker University
Baldwin
CS. Bowman
Cherokee County High School
Columbus
W. B. Hall
Abilene
J. Hi. Jackson
Reno County
Hutchinson
D. F. Shirk
Newton
A. J. Stout
George W Kendrick
Leavenworth
Orville T. Bright
Chicago
Lear
Lee End
Department OF County
Senate Chamber
L. J. Dayhoff
State ‘Superintendent Public Instruction
P. N. Heck
Harper County
Anthony
Floy M. Hardman
Graham County
Hil City
F.C. Woodbury
Doder City
L. R. McClellan
State House
D. M. Fisk
Washburn College
Fopeka
R.A. Schwesser
Ottawa University
Marcia Wood
Hoover
John Lofty
Salina
W. H. Andrews
Blue Rapids
News of Independence
W. S.picken
Hays City
L. H. Wishard
Iola
Charles A. Boyle
Kansas State Normal School
Emporis
R. F. Waite
Fannie Rites
Jersie L. Clark
Wichita
A. W. Jones
Siste House
Hursday
F. B. Isely
Jehus
T. M. Wood
White City
Taxonomy Topics at Weatherby High School Discussed
Wellington reports a general discussion session at Weatherby High School Newton where teachers cover taxonomy topics with groups and subjects. Papers are limited to ten minutes each as part of the format.
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Wellington
Weatherby
High School
Newton
Opening of 1904 Registration Set for Monday Morning
Deputy Election Commissioner John Alexander will open registration at 8 o'clock Monday January 4 with strict order to determine the first certificate No 1. Certificates for men are light yellow and for women blue. expected totals run over 20 000 for men and about 7 000 for women as the city prepares for a presidential year turnout.
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John Alexander
Mr. Williams
Williams
Alexander
Lkely
Hughes
Holsingers Bomb Stirs Kansas Horticultural Meeting
Major Frank Holsinger challenged the pollenization theory at the Kansas State Horticultural Society session. He urged that berries fertilize their own blossoms with adequate moisture, noting past drought and watering experiments that altered berry development. Speakers discussed buttons on strawberries and broader fruit crops, followed by notices of sympathy for the Walters-Lipper family.
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Frank Holsinger
Kansas State Horticultural Society
Major Holsinger
F. L. Kenoyer
Independence
B. F. Smith
Lawrence
John Brazietm, Jr
Watnena
Houston East & West Texas railroad board re elected in perfunctory vote
In Houston on December 20 the board election for the Rock Island transfer within the railroad system was held to comply with state law. The old directors were re chosen in a routine, meaningless vote, and President Markham said the election carried no real significance.
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Houston, Tex
Houston, East & West Texas Railroad
Rock Island Transfer
Markham
Una
Stabbing of Yoakum’s Brother Shocks Dallas
Dallas on December 3 reports W. H. Yoakum of Oak County, brother of Frisco president B F Yoakum, was seriously stabbed by contractor J M Carter in his office. The case leaves the status of the victim in doubt as authorities investigate.
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Dallas
Tex
W. H. Yoakum
Oak Cum
B. FP. Yoakum
Frisco Railway
J. M. Careter
Our Delivery System Turns Modern but Has Shortfalls
The notice describes a new delivery system with six hundred daily routes and prompt service, noting wagons depart around 7:29 am and that orders placed by 10:20 am are delivered nearby. It warns readers to use their own judgment for tasks the system cannot perform and promises improvements will come.
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Sen Ober Mag
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Morrison
Sterling
Parker
Frank Raynor
Roe Pollee
Perry
A. Humbert
KRG
Geilite
Bhylock
Garden State Limited
Thoas
Castoria
Infante and
Chil
Teachers’ Association
Lillie Mc
Lean
Fort Scott
Rim
Edna Avery
Clara Loomis
Jesult
Moraia
Flora Follas
Philtigstars
Belle Warvel Houston
Clyde
Lulu Stepherson
Clathe
Lizsie “K. Wooster
Nora Childers
Kansas City
Minnie Tangeman
Artnet
Desfinite
Penne
Sooke Fmp
Ines Sycerie
Etand
Stade
Bromich
W Ty A. Sd. Bird
Aganis
Holsinger's Bomb
Mire
Linste Walters
Mra
J. W. Lipper
Rock Island
Houston
Yoakum
Himselt
Minot
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Hank
Langford
WM. Green
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