Washburn violin teacher resigns to wed in fall
Miss Mies LaCelia Clarke daughter of Mrs. Sanborn Clarke of Junction City resigns after three years as violin instructor at Washburn College School of Music. Towne chairing elocution and oratory at Washburn are noted as well known in the state. Numerous social events and visits from friends and relatives fill her days as she plans a homeward move and upcoming wedding in autumn.
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Mies
LaCelia Clarke
Meid
Sanborn Wo Clarke
Junction Chiy
Orvitte B. Towne
Washburn College
Mieu Clarke
School of Music
Washburn
Samming
Pines Nest
Towne
Wandbwrn
State
Parker's Candidacy Seen From New York Deliberations
New York reports indicate Judge Alton B. Parker may soon declare for the Democratic presidential nomination. Frank Campbell, state party chair, says New York will back Parker if he desires the delegation, with leaders urging a sane, united approach. Parker's openness and potential acceptance by key figures, including McCarren and Sheehan, are under discussion as the convention date nears.
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New York
the World
Alton B. Parker
Frank Campbell
Campbell
World
Hoffman House
Charles F. Mafwhy
Tammady
Tutve
New N Nmbers
Democrats
Tsay
Judge Parker
Rominie
Bryan
Mrt
Jeny
St. Louie
Roosevelt
Hin Justine
jSgainst
David B. Hill
Parimany
Murphy
State Committee
Trere
Patrick WH. McCarren
Willian F. Sheehan
Charles A. Towne
Sheehan
McCarren
Temperance Union to Convene in City for Annual Meeting
The Kansas State Temperance Union plans its annual convention in this city February 16 to 1. The group, formed over 20 years ago, counts ex Governor John P. St. Joh and many state leaders among its presidents and supporters. The three evening meetings feature speakers including John G Woolley and Tiny. LN McCash and civic conscience topics. The secretary expects a strong turnout amid active law enforcement and growing temperance activity statewide.
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Kkansas State Temperance Union
John P. St. Joh James A. Troutman
A. H. Vance
J. Ko Meatee
J. W. Gleed
Jutee T. P. Garver
Margaret Hill McCarter
Topeka
Lewis
Hutchinson
John W. Breidenthal
Kansas City
John G. Woolley
Jeader
LN. McCash
Towa Anti-saleoneague
Wall
January Weather Records Touch Averages In Area
A garbled January weather summary notes average temperatures near the mean with a reference to the Mehowt temperature in the South. It mentions total precipitation around 26 inches below normal and lists several coldest January readings with fragmented dates and figures.
Wright Sworn In In Manila Inauguration Day
Governor Luke E Wright and Vice Governor Henry D Ide were sworn in amid a military pageant with about 2000 troops. Wright delivered a straightforward inaugural address praising American rule in the Philippines and Taft administration principles. He urged Americans to build relations with Filipinos, their main customers, and called for broad cooperative opportunity.
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Manila
Luke E. Wright
Henry D. Ide
Gavroor Wright
Philippines
Wright
Kansas Green Corn Mystery at January Banquet
A curious report notes corn served on the cob at the Fausis Day banquet in January. William Green of Wm. Green & Sons explains the corn was canned like other edibles and kept in stock year round, a practice he says is not uncommon in winter.
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Bartses Peagle
William Green
Wm. Green & Sons
Kansas
At the Opera House: Beresford Stars in The Professors Love Story
Harry Beresford appears at Crawford in J M Earle's The Professors Love Story playing a middle aged professor in love. He is praised as a leading young actor and a fit vehicle for his talents. The Convicts Daughter was highlighted for Sunday night while Wilson Waves reports his preliminary hearing for forgery, facing district court on $90 bond.
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Harry Beresford
Crawford
Mariner
Alebt
J. M. Earle
Mr. Beresford
Barrie
Me. Wright
Beresford
Wilson
J. M. Wilson
EL Trampal
Ois
District Court
Jal
Rae Oee
Graduation Themes Show Modern Education Progress
January high school graduates presented 37 themes in a hall, none recycled old topics. Papers by Mabel Andrews, James Brizendine, Olcott Bronson, Byron Burt, Helen Jude, Ethel Cloud, Grace Cree, Mamie Curtie, Arline Dietrich, Beatrice Edwards, Hattie Embree, Belle Hvariy, Howard Everett, Hazel Forbes, Merle Fowler, Linden Greene, Raymond Jamison, Julia Leland, Katherine Mallend, Carrie Maxwell, Eleanor McDonald, Helen Le, Louise McNeal, Claude Miner, Wil Montgomery, Minnie Pears, Carolyn Price, Charles Reed, Jessie Kinch, Raymond Robinson, Tinkham Veale, Eula Walker, Cora Wallace, Georgia Watkins, Halle Whitlock, Estella Wilson, Ethel Wingett.
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Mabel Andrews
Brutus
James Brizendine
Oklhoma
Olcott W. Bronson
Topeka
Byron W. Burt
Helen C
Jude
Ethel Helle Cloud
Grace Gertrude Creei
Mamile B. Curtie
Arline Dietrich
Isle of Man
Beatrice Edwards
Hattie Embree
Belle Hvariy
Concord
Howard KE. Everett
John Brown
Arper's Ferry
Hazel Forbes
Merle Fowler
Peary
Linden W. Greene
Raymond R. Jamison
Julia Leland
School of Journalism
Katherine Mallend
Kansas
Carrie Dinsmore Maxwell
Eleanor McDonald
Fin Money
Helen le
Louise McNeal
Claude Miner
Oliver Twist
Wil P. Montgomery
Arokeree
Minnie Pears
Carolyn F. Price
Charles C. Reed
Jessie Margaret Kinch
Edinburg Castle
Raymond Robinson
Tinkham Veale
Eula Edith Walker
Cora Wallace
Georgia
Louisa ‘Watkins
Forest of Arden
Halle Altheda Whitlock
Kentucky
Estella” Pearl Wilson
Ethel Wingett
Mexico
Philips as Assessor Named by Mayor Bergundthal
Tonight Mayor Bergundthal will present Captain Philips for city assessor. The council will consider his appointment, noting Captain Philips’ five years as county treasurer gives him tax and assessment expertise. Verdict favors Townsend against Santa Fe for 3550 dollars in the Talquene murder case.
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Bergundthal
H. M. Philips
Captain Philips
Captain Phillips
Wil
Santa Fe
Abilene, Kin
G. W. Townsend
Santa Fe Railroad
Talquene
Local notices and personal updates from Harveyville column
Perry Kopp returns home after a visit with relatives. Several residents move houses within town. Station A reports strong business with 10 money orders totaling 2727.91 and 105 registered letters. Miss Mary Daub travels to Eldon for family illness. Miss Maud Daub ill with pneumonia. May Murphy returns to St Louis. H Rhodes to Manhattan as poultry show judge. Ladies Aid elects officers Hyde, Beverly, Thomas. Laurel Parke from Rossville visiting. Josie Dickinson visits Edna and Harriet Staples, then returns home near Meriden. Marlon Myers to Meriden for business. A B Hose travels to Indiana. store to remain open. Heckethorn-Covert wedding held Jan 23 in Auburndale. couple to reside with bride’s parents before moving to McPherson. Heckethorn works in state heating plant. Mr Hawkins plans sale of 409 framed pictures. Shields and Plumsey visit in Lindsborg. Gas lighting to be installed in the portifice building. Bonewitzes set up housekeeping at 151c Quincy. Mrs Matchett of Pleasant Hill visiting mother Carrie Skoeton and sister Lilian Bryan. W T K club meets Tuesday at F C Bowen 309 West Tenth. Topeka relatives visiting. Dolman to depart for Union Pacific Time Card. Union Pacific introduces new Kansas division time card. westbound No. 1 arrival adjusted to Botm. Other trains unchanged.
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Kimball Printing Company
Mores
Kansas Avenue
Perry Kopp
Harveyville
Bic
A. S. Hulett
Jacksontreet
West Sixth Street
Mary Daub
Eldon
Daub
Maud Daub
Phieumonia
May Murphy
J. Courtney
St. Louia
H. Rhodes
Manhattan
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Hyde
Beverly
Thomas
Minn Laurel Parke
Rossville
Josie Dickinson
Edna
Harriet Staples
Meriden
Marlon Myers
A. B. Hose
Rose Dry Goods Company
Indiana
H. Heckethorn
McPherson
Mise Clos Covert
W.A Covert
Auburndale
W. B. Hutchinson
C. D. Shields
Flora Plumsey
Lindsbors
Kan
R. J. Bonewts
Quincy Street
Frank Matchett
Pleasant
Ull
Carrie Skoetont
Jackson Street
Lilian Bryan
F.C. Bowen
West Tenth Street
Weee
Ne “Et
Kansas City
Topeka
Dolman
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Belle Trompeyn
Hebert Vrepson
Stra Simbel Taurlyrer
Albert Watking
George Walp
Robert Steele
Wo F Bowen
Mary Ko Holmen
Pailipe
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Jeanette
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A. A. Boott
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Thomas Grey Kennedy
Atlanton
Potwin
Ute
Benton
Oberlin
Batley
Helen Quinton
Cincinnati
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H.W. Wiodward
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Benurday
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J. & Murry
Furry
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Guthrie
Mize
Slikeille
James A. Troutman
Chester Woodward
Philadelphia
Newa
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Las Veeas, . M
Wil Lyman
O. M. Marines
FP. W. Dossier
Conelind
le ¥. Grubbs
Los Angeles
B. Dieckriede
St. Louis
E. H. Crosby
Helen Lewise
Croxby
Margaret Weiss
Quilus Weiss
Elvira Millspauzh
Kansta City
Alfred Bowle
Foouberivey
M. Spivey
Clara Fleishman
Mont Grimes
Harey Fleishman
Phi Delfamirty
John Flutshman
Louis Juvels
Cincinamit
SL Marrscullere
Mra Kahr
Bliss Kahr
Join Blower
Farr
White City
Joseph Mr Patten
Blower House
Mist Mille Kine
City Federation
Nity Church
Emma Dennis
Mabel Burris
Burrton
Murray Burriss
Bliss Mabel Wood
Bea Co. Knowl
O Vielt
George Thoeher
Waterville
Fred Jolly
Olath
Helle Hollingshead
Kit Farry
Frank Hopper
Wii] Pullinwider
Indianapolis
Ind
M. J. Mullivan
Mre McCarthy
Sieterick Garthy
Nortonville
Parker
State Temperance Union
Nsstion
Opera House
Will
Mr. Bischoff
North Topeka
Union Pacific
Kansas Division
Botm
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