Submarine of World News Reflected In Topeka Journal
The Topeka State Journal led with Associated Press reports on the China Russian tensions and Japan’s naval moves. It notes U.S. political analysis of tariff reform and anti trust laws amid Republican and Democratic positions, emphasizing the upcoming election and strategic tariff policy.
Paradox In Parties Reflects on Democratic Trends
A fragmented note discusses Democratic strategies and party cohesion ahead of next year. It mentions a Workington poet and a Yor tot the Democratic cantante set against Republican panels debating tariffs and policy construction.
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Linder
Workington
Wnier- Jukes
Democrate
West Sear
Regional Notes From Diverse Kansas Towns and People
A jumble of brief items mentions progress in Clay Center for public water and Conway Springs, a Bend grocer delivering with wheelbarrows, St John chemical concerns, and Newton golfers. It notes a Columbus joint trial with a fine and jail, vacation talks about Albaugh, Abilene girls opening theater season, a Barton county sheriff on a train, and local education moves. Fryer-like vignettes describe other small town scenes including auctions, watch finds, and Topeka’s notable crowd.
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Conway Springs
Great Bend
St. John Chemical
McPherson County
Chanute
Newton
Columbus
Albaugh
Abilene
Barton County
Bent & Neurne
Teschauixky
Valder Ewek
Willem
Function City
MrPherson
Ben
Topeka
Not Harry Donaldson in Chi cago theater fire report
An AP dispatch centers on misread names in a Chicago theater blaze. It notes H Donaldson’s distress among listed dead and mentions a Santa Fe agent linked to Topeka. The text references Mrs Deualdeen and a Telegram from Santa Fe offices about shifts in safety concerns and travel.
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Associated Press
Chicago
H. Donaldson
Tiwan
Barry Tarcaliihen
Pourilies
Santa Fe
Bia
Topeka
Chifacek
What are Humors and their signs
They are vittated or morbid tilde conta ing the veins and affecting the tissues. They are tomimonly due to defective Glee on but are sometimes Inherited. How do they manifest themselves In many forma of cutaneous eruption, walt beam of eczema, pimples and bolls, not in weakness, lamar, genendl debility. How are they expesed By Hood's Sarsaparilla which also builds up the system that he wafered from there at bp the best medicine for all humors.
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Lamar
Hood
Chicago
Topeka
Hes Jong
Opera Houses
Crawford
Gie Crawford
Grand
Grand Opera House
Masonic Temple
Jackson Street
Au- Beno
Grasid Opera House
Marshal Wilmarth
Hewen Scovans
Pacho
Paresis
Carrie E. Trompater
Jatlicken
Mary Drew
Dee
Cateine
Monroe Aires
Bére
Bama Marie Anderson
Flamen
Cppbods
Great Fires of History From Ages of Destruction
A compiled list of famous fires and their deadly tolls across cities and regions. Mentions include Constantinople New Brunswick York and Wisconsin forests with casualties and property losses.
Fire rescuer saves troupe at Iroquois Theater
Chicago reports Peter Quinn, chief special officer of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe, saved 100 performers from a deadly theater fire. He forced a small inward door to free wedged actors in stage costumes as flames and smoke surged, preventing a broader tragedy.
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Chicago
Harrison
Peter Quinn
Fire in Theaters Topeka Warns on Panic Safe and Unsafe House
Mr Wilmarth urges calm as he warns that panic in the auditorium could prove disastrous. He stresses the need for audiences in Topeka theaters to remain composed and follow safety procedures to avoid dangerous outcomes.
Topeka theater fire fears drive safer Grand Opera House shift
Chicago Iroquois tragedy cited as warning experts urge Topeka to move big attractions from Crawford to the Grand. Fire marshal warns exits and wood fronts unsafe while Grand offers level parquet and broad doors, improving means of egress. Officials caution panic risk remains, urging safer design and adherence to safety lessons from the recent fire.
London Pantomime Season At Height Amid Panic Alarms
London reports show the pantomime season at peak as fears over a deadly panic spread. The Emelish populace watches the crowds, with women and children pressing into the venues. authorities warn against exposing children to potential danger during the naval Christmas holiday pantomime period.
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London
Weather Warm With Cool Mornings Amid Mixed Forecast
The weather remains warm with skies and mild temperatures. yesterday’s high was 47 and today’s low 20. Winds from the southwest at 15 mph were noted in the afternoon as hourly readings show fluctuating temperatures through the day.
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Wielock
Otetork
Requisition Refused In Missouri Norton Trial Return
Governor Dockery refused to honor a requisition from California to return feared crime suspect Fearne Reviow for trial in Kansas City. The text notes a Kansas team to hold its annual ball on New Year’s Eve December 31 by the Knights of Pythias chapter.
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Dockery
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Fearne Reviow
Kan
Dogres
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Kansas
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Fire safety caution in theater and city building standards
The text recounts a response to a fire where evacuees included women and children and notes doubts about fire proofing in buildings. It discusses theater dangers as starting points for fires and questions whether any building is truly fire proof, highlighting concerns about construction and suppression.
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Langer
Ion Sree
Derailment on Missouri Kansas Texas line kills Parsons engineer
A work train derailed near Bertha Kansas on the Missouri Kansas & Texas at 11 today as rails spread. Engineer J P Bargeen of Parsons was killed while fireman Whitsett and brakeman Fred Murray were badly injured. The engine overturned in the accident.
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Parsons, Kas
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Bertha
J. P. Bargeen
Parsons
Whitsett
Fred Murray
City Engineer Given Higher Salary and New Assistant Post
A Wednesday night Ways and Means meeting approved raising city engineer James F. McCabe from 1200 to 1800 dollars per year. The committee also created an assistant city attorney and stenographer job at 654 dollars monthly, replacing the current 350 wage for W C Ralston who already handles stenography. Sanitation workers received a five dollar monthly raise after asking for sixty dollars.
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Ways and Means Committee
James F. McCabe
W. C. Ralston
Ralston
Sanitary Po
Watch Night Services Across Topeka Churches Mark Year End
In Topeka many churches plan watch night and New Year prayers signaling year end. Christian Endeavor union services approach at First and Third and North Topeka Presbyterian. Other churches schedule prayer meetings tonight and tomorrow with varied times and congregations including Westminster First Presbyterian Central Congregational Grace Cathedral and Church of the Assumption.
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Topeka
Christian Endeavor Society
North Topeka
First Presbyterian Church
Central Congregational Church
First Methodist Church
Jefferson Street
Grace Cathedral
Church of the Assumption
Presbyterian
Congregational
First Cumberian’s
Bridge Bonds Paid by County Commissioners
Bridge bonds totaling 64440 were paid today by the county board. M4445 covered Raw River bridges and 50000 completes the apart payment on the 150000 borrowed from the state school fund to build the Melin arch bridge on Kansay avenue. Interest on the original loan remains high and officials will seek to raise funds to retire the balance soon. The bond loan carries 4 12 percent interest.
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Board of County Commissioners
State ‘School Fund
Melin Arch
Kansay Avenue
Zandition Supply Co Announces Four Day Big Sale
The Zandition Supply Co will hold a major sale starting Saturday. Mr Zanditon and staff have marked every article at factory cost or less to attract shoppers. The store aims to be Topeka’s biggest sale ever and urges saving nickels dimes and dollars. Tomorrow evening’s State Journal will publish a full price list for readers.
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Zandition Supply Co
Zanditon
Topeka
State Journal
Germany Aims for St Thomas Station in Danish West Indies
Washington reports Germany is quietly but firmly seeking to seize control of a steamship station at St Thomas in the Danish West Indies. Ivy Club to Receive Members plan parlor gatherings at 4 Hackwis Avenue from 2 to 5 pm and in the evening. Earthquakes hit Timore Bloomington Indiana with three distinct shocks before 8:00 am. No serious damage reported.
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St. Thomas
Washington
Dec
Danish West Indian Islands
Ivy Club
The
Ivy Duty
Cluts
Bloomington
Dee
Tin County
Births and a City Fire Alarm Mentioned in Local Tales
A motorman F A Recok of 1015 West Twelfth Street becomes father, and Mr and Mrs Ward of 411 East Third Street welcome a daughter born December 2. A blaze at the Santa Fe yards near Kanans Avenue damaged a cab and locomotives, with a fire alarm sent in at 7 20. Later, a pickle Pere tere Se eeatan tien eeareitea oor caused trouble and minor foot injuries were reported.
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Ward
East Third Street
Tien Eeareitea Oor
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