Thurman's Daughter In A Nasty Malicious Arrest Suit
Mary Holliday, daughter of Allen Garmen of Abjo, in a sensational civil action in Los Anarene. Edward T. Holliday once a well known baseball player. Privie KT. Holliday seeks 245000 in damages for alleged malicious arrest. The plaintiff claims the arrest was false and malicious. eight days were served before dismissal.
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Tui City
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Holliday
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Battle Over Readers Sparks Topeka School Board Firestorm
In Topeka the school board debated the Harper Fifth readers replacing Hill’s Fifth and accused Crane Co. of influencing matters. A plan for free exchanges under a contract with aims to swap readers met sharp resistance from Superintendent Davidson and critics. The board approved Thompson drawing books and referred a music readers bill to the finance committee as turmoil over textbook contracts lingered.
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Priddy
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Suriva el
Tencara
Ager
Crane
American Book Co
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Chile
Mes
Egent Ato
American Hook Company
American Book Company
Bronx
Americas Pook Company
Gworge W. Créae
Toren
Board of Education
Excelsior
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Pew
Harper's Fifth
Hill
Tijil'a Fifth Roader
Topeta
Parton
Alassbatno House
Aly Harper
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Crane & Co
Miller
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Sehools
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Burdette & Co
National Farmers Alliance Meets in Washington Today
The National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union gathered at the National Hotel with delegates from nearly every state. Dr. Willits of Kansas presided, and D. F. Duncan of South Carolina served as secretary as leaders discuss bringing the organization into the political arena.
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Washington
Wasuixaron
Feh
National Partners Alliance and Industrial Union
National Hotel
Pack
Willits
Kaneas
Alliance
D. BF
Duncan
South Carolla
Goa
Santa Fe Employer Cuts and Railroading News
The Santa Fe seeks general reductions and abolishing positions to save costs under President Ripley following prior economies. Along the line at multiple depots engineers and firemen are laid off or reassigned for health, illness, or routine changes. Various staff moves, resignations, and new appointments sweep the Kansas territory, with minor stationery changes and dispatch office adjustments noted.
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Hansas
Kansas
Santa Fabas Go
Jast
Indde
Alias Manuel
Ripley
Vis
Topeka items note court house moves and officials
A patchwork of Topeka items reports court house changes and moved offices. Messages mention new county offices, sightseers at the court house, moved agencies in the building, and ongoing local government activity plus scattered personal notices and small-town happenings.
City weighs coal funds and street fixes in council session
The council debated using the antiquated coal hole fund or returning it to the treasury after a Burgess led resolution. A committee was appointed to investigate coal prospecting viability with about $10,000 in the coal hole fund, $4,000 held by P. G. Noel. Mayor Fellows named Ways and Means to oversee the matter. An ordinance limited street loading and required weigh tickets with penalties from $2 to $10. Existing ordinances and budgets were adjusted, including an $8,229 appropriation and various fees collected by city officials. The Locust street name change faced petition objections, and coal contracts were awarded at $2.65 per ton Osage City shaft and $2.00 for Weir City slack.
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Cuy
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A. G. Smith
Gd. Brown
O. A. Pack
Danoar
T. N. McClure
North Topeka
Hawkins
Dunoery
City Electric Light
Darry
Geo. H. Hapgood
W. L. Gordon
Geo. C. Beusch
Thomas Smith
Locust Street
Lima Street
Metsker
John J. Haisch
Southwestern Fual Company
Osage City
Weir City
Hepatee
Law to Protect Working Girls At Ricamona Factory
A Whitlock cigarette factory representative urged the Ricamona city council to pass an ordinance to stop loitering by young workers. He noted about ten thousand young white girls in local cigarette and other factories and proposed similar protections to an existing ordinance that punishes loitering near female schools.
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Ricamona
Whitlock Cigarette Factory
American Tobacco Company
Choir rehearsals for Easter services at Church of the Assumption
The Church of the Assumption choir rehearses Mozart's Twelfth Likes for Easter Sunday services under Madame Berabidl Ray. Father Michael of New Jersey will conduct four missions at the church starting the first Sunday after Easter for two weeks. A district court in Lamar Missouri awarded 4201.65 to Amours Pegson for injuries from Wear Coal mines at Minden Mao Gala Urippie Creek. Santa Fe route promises 24 hours from Topeka Jourwan option.
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Mozart
Madame Berabidl
Ray
Father Michael
New Jersey
Passioniet Ordor
Wear Coal Company
District Court
Lamar
Amours Pegson
Minden
Mao
Munyon's Eminent Citizens Back Doctor Yourself Guide
Eminent citizens endorse Munyon's remedies with testimonials. W D Ceperley of New Tuakford Iowa credits Musyoo's Absumation Cure with relief from years of rheumatic pain and crutch use after August, while Munyon's other products promise cures for digestion kidneys nerves headaches piles and more with fixed prices and free medical advice from Professor Manyon at Arch Street Philadelphia.
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New Tuakford
Towa
Les
Manyon
Munyon
Prine
Maunyon
Prioe
Prive Masyon
Giseash
Arch Street
Denver Unrest Shakes City Police Board
Governor McIntire orders a major reorganization of Denver's police department to curb gambling and related ills. Police Chief Goulding signals changes, while Police Magistrate steps back. Brack resigns from the board and Webber is named to fill the vacancy.
Fourth District Convention Called by Republican Committee
The Fourth district Republican committee chaired by Howel Jones will meet at the Hotel Whitley on Friday February 7 at 2 o'clock. The group will select a site for the convention and determine the holding place for the event.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Fourth District
Howel Jones
Whitley
al Ses
Slonecker for Judge in Appellate Division Race
Local supporters of J G Slonecker push candidacy for appellate judge in the division. Stomeckar noted lawyer and former judge pro tem of the district court is also mentioned as a potential candidate or influence. Pearlee Steam Laundry at 112 114 W Highrn appears in the notice.
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J. G. Slonecker
Tim
Ularis
Stomeckar
Pearlee Steam Laundry
W. Highrn
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