Purity in Poletics and Civic Courage at Commencement
Six graduates from the high school were named Dick, Fiske, Gillingham, McCall, Perryman, and Dalles. Prof. Carruth urged honesty, courage, and public fidelity, warning against political betrayals and urging denouncement of law violations. He emphasized the need for courage in business and politics to uphold democratic principles.
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Carrath
Pusan Dick
Ernest Lioed Fiske
Aga Gillingham
Minga D. McCall
Ete Perryman
Philip Dalles
W. H. Carruth
The
State University
Iulliticutica
Aristocratic Wolf Invades Lake Forest Golf Links
In Lake Forest residents report a bold wolf roaming the exclusive golf club area. Farmers accuse the animal of attacking sheep poultry and horses near the links while the creature allegedly drags victims to its lair. Local fear rises as the wolf refuses to leave.
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Curcaco
Lake ‘Orest
Thin Wolfahip
Wiekers
Aso
E Forest
Hourhood
Justice Fuller Moves to Washington Home in Old Southern Style
Chief Justice Fuller has abandoned his leased residence and purchased the former Carroll Tuanelon on Eighteenth Street. He plans thorough renovation before moving in. The property, costing about $40,000, marks a shift from his Massachusetts Avenue home in a newer fashionable area.
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Washington
Waterberox
Fat 1
Justice Fuller
Massachusetts Avenue
Dupont Creete
Mort Fashionable
Washingion
Lea Fashionable
Great Rock Island Route to El Paso and Mexico City
El Paso and return tickets from Rock Island route priced at 20 dollars. Santa Fe line promotes 24 hour transit from Topeka and announces a world championship race. Contains fragmented details about sponsors and agents including A M Fatson and Hock Island. Also mentions Electric Bitters as a kidney and liver remedy and a local drug store price.
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el Paso
Texas
Scout
Maber
Fitzsimmons
Ticketa
Salo
City of Mexico
Hock Island
A.M. Fatson
City
Fre Milict
Irving
Lindder
Atlanta
Topeka
Santa Fo
Wity
Mexico
Pullman Wins Sleeping and Dining Car Contract
Negotiations among President Ripley and Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and Wagner Pullman firms ended with the Pullman company nearly awarded the ten year contract for sleeping and dining car privileges over the system. The deal reduces mileage cost to under one cent, with the Atchison supplying lubricants and heating while Pullman handles other services. papers to be signed in Chicago or New York next week.
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New York
Ripley
Atchison, Toprks & Santa Fe
Wagner and
Pullmen Palace
Pullman
Atchvnan
AMONG THE RAILROAD MEN Santa Fe cuts and shop closures ripple through lines
The Santa Fe system shuts its entire mechanical department at noon as Topeka directs new economy measures. The move targets reducing January deficit with likely future staff cuts and wage reviews, while mechanics see limited changes. Depot capacity expands and dining shifts to Fred Harvey counter reorganization. Several named engineers and staff are reassigned or laid off for illness and moves.
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Santa Fe
Topeka
New Santa Fe
Tn Topeka
Fred Harvey
William Wilson
John Clark Hen
St. Joseph
Chris McGinnis
Thomas Nelson
Osage City
Quenemo
Edgar Webb
Lawrence
Brooks
Argentine
Jerry O'Connell
Rock Island
O'Connell
Keokuk
Iowa
No Five Passengers Dine Here in Completed AU
The Order of Railway Conductors in this city completed the general arrangements for an opening on February 22. A reception committee includes H. E. Griffin and G. G Rainey among others. transportation and arrangements committee lists Geo. Speer and D. F. Shafer. floor committee led by J. M. Albright. Conductor H. E. Griffin will serve as master of ceremonies.
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Ening
Pobraury
H. E. Griffin
G. G Rainey
Chas Paterson
H. B. Rice
J. P. Kelley
L B French
John Cortrite
Inside Topeka Court House Damaged Amid Pay Day Notes
A fragmentary snapshot notes a damaged court house wall in Topeka with mentions of pay day for state officials, local police officer returning to duty after illness, and various church notices. It references the Republican state central committee meeting in Topeka next Tuesday, damp plastering, and a mix of civic and religious items in the day’s column.
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Anil
Ay@ hag
Joab Mulvene
Republican State Central Committee
Topeka
Rosen
Hazen
Reform School
EB Alexander
G. A
Brownfield
Manhattan
North Topeka Needle Ten Me: Thursday Afternoon
North Topeka notes show street conditions improving versus unpaved south side. Local notices greet readers with ads from J H Holler Groceries and Meats and Magnet Restaurant. Revival at Kansas Avenue M E church reports ninety three converts to date with ten more last night. Reverend Mason to preach tomorrow and Monday night alongside J R Madison heading west to Barnes.
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J.B. Crockett
Kansas City
North Topeka
Ed Holman
Frank Carey
Judge Carey
J. H. Holler
Kansas Avenue
Magnet
A. J. Proudfi
Kansas
Geo
J. Graves & Sons
West Barrent Street
Bell
Phore
A. J. Kane & Co
Kansas Avenue M. E
J. R
Topeka and El Paso sad return for athletic contests
Santa Fe route offers round trip fare from El Paso to City of Mexico and return for 3.00 dollars as teams travel for contests.
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Topeka
el Paso
Santa Fe
City of Mexico
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