Walker's Scalp Entry Into Hace After Defeat
The State Federation of Commercial Interests urges defeat of Walker in renomination for railroad commissions. A large field of candidates is expected for the Wichita convention, with J. We. Oh of Fatkaaile and J. S. Gears of Hutchinson among likely contenders. Several counties show en dorsements and contest for votes, while debates focus on Walker’s renomination and rival candidates.
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State Federation of Commercial Interests
Walker
Curt Gs
Topeka
Herbert Hackere
W. A. ‘Thompson
Aaukeon County
Hackney
Jan Helenry
Wichita
Federation
Willy Mr. Relais
Gulme
Tovh
M Walker
J. We. OH
Fatkaaile
J. 8
Gears
Hutchinson
A. Thonineet
Hoolton
de White
Wheatley
A.W. Smith
McPherson
Burton
Salina
Otiawa County
F“D
Ada
White
Burmese juggler Mya escapes hospital wanders in cold
Mya the Burmese juggler escaped from Christ hospital at 2 am Sunday, wandered six hours through the west portion of the city in only a night robe. He sought refuge at John White's home on Arch street before being returned to the hospital. Doctors fear pneumonia may prove fatal.
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Mouns Mya
Christ Hospital
Mya
John White
OL Arth Street
White
de Gt. Molvane
Paat
Tiis
Juseler
Gooi
Nuries
Duries
Miya
DeMora
Germen
DeMors
H. Urigham
Exposi
Hon
McMona
Topeka
Hin
Leen
Mr. White
Mr White
Furmeee
Min
Jett
Muuni
Hira
Areh Street
Abs. DeMors
Condition Warranted If DeMord Took Man to Chicago
The sick man’s fate hinges on whether DeMord would have transported him to Chicago. Young Mya's manager H J Armstrong has been notified of his condition. Mya arrived in this country about a year ago with his brother, who fell ill and died months ago, raising doubt he will return to his homeland. He has very little English.
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Chicago
Hin
Mya
H. J. Armstrong
Clark
Lillie Jordan
James Wheeler
Wheeler
Mr. Chirk
Topeka Readers Question Sharply Rising Insurance Rates
A Topeka letter to the State Journal from KR L Corran of Western Foundry and Machine Works asks why fire insurance premiums rose about 40 percent despite lower losses. Insurance agents cited nationwide heavy losses in mercantile and industrial sectors, with rates adjusted per risk and market conditions. Officials noted no uniform changes, but special hazards like wood and iron shops and packing houses have driven some increases.
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KR. L. Corran
The
Western Foundry and Machine Works
Fie
Citizens
Sucha
Corran
State Journal
Topeka
Charles St. Elliott
Elliott & Criswel
Com- Panier
Iroin
Topeka Hax
Asharice
Tikks
Charles 1 Eldridge
Eldridge Inspection Bureau
Police Jottings: Clark Robbery Leads to Suspect Arrests
In North Topeka a midnight encounter left I. P. Clark robbed of twelve dollars. Police arrest Lillie Jordan and James Wheeler amid a rough-house raid at Fifth and Quincy where eleven African Americans were found.
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Fifth and
Quincy Streets
Graves Is Kined for Theft in Topeka Case
Bud Graves colored and surly faced a judge this morning after being convicted of stealing 44 dollars from a Shawnee county employer. He was asked why sentence should not be passed and replied in a snide manner. Graves had previously been held in Totten on another charge, with a revolver taken by police. Undersheriff Betts brought him to Topeka for sentencing.
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North Topeka
I. P. Clark
Drr. Clark
Slite
Clark
Bud” Graves
Hazen
Graves
Hasen
Hinee
Shawnee County
Morten
Totten
Undersherif Betts
Topeka
Meeting at Silver Lake nominates local and state candidates
A political meeting at Silver Lake Saturday night drew candidates including Arthur McCabe and A W Pana for district judge and J Tetta and John T Chaney for state senator. Dr A H Keith ran for coroner, Otis Hungate for county attorney, with William Van Orndale serving as chairman.
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Silver Lake
Arthur McCabe
A. W. Pana
J. Tetta
John T. Chaney
A. H. Keith
Ed Otis Hungate
William van Orndale
Joints on Kansas Avenue Closed Amid Bust Ahead of Winter
Police rounded up a crowd including Carrie Hughes Frank Ewing Theodore Pace Albert Waddington Harry Walker Wm Moss Hattie Moss Maxine Wallace Dillant Thompson Bes ele McLain Mrs Josephine Giler-White Lulu McLaft and Mr Tubtax Hughes. The couple of dozen alleged operators bonded out as the so called joints remained closed due to cold weather. The Amalgamated Association of Joyful Jointists planned measures to ward off winter winds while the establishments stay shut until summer.
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Carrie Hughes
Frank Ewing
Theodore Pace
Albert Waddington
Harry Walker
Wm. Moss
Hattie Moss
Maxine Wallace
Dillant Thompson
Besele McLain
Josephine Giler-White
Lulu McLaft
Tubtax Hughes
Bond
Kansas Avenue
Amalgamated Association of
Pollock to Return From Cabling Island For Health
J C Pollock of the United States district court, now at Cabling Island off the California coast, wired clerk George Sharitt that he expects to return to Topeka to open court at Kansas City on February. Pollock's boss recov…
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Pollock
J.C. Pollock
United States District Court
Cabling Island
California
George Sharitt
United States Circuit
Topeks
Kansas City
Pal Judes Potlock
Bos Recoveva Caubaty
Oninipestie
Falls From Pole Injures Kansas-Missouri Worker
Roy Dickinson a lineman for the Kansas Missouri Telephone Co fell from a pole between Polk Tyler and Tenth streets and lay unconscious for an hour in an alley. He suffered dislocations in the right and left limbs a right wrist dislocation and other bruises. He is married and living at 112 Lincoln street and is expected to recover.
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Roy Dickinson
Kansas-Missouri Telephone Company
Tenth Avenue
Tyler Street
Hew
Kingson
Lincoln Street
Dickinson
Polk
Tyler Streets
Tenth Street
Bush
Dickinson Hi
Heating plan debated for Lafayette Manual Training High School
The board of education will meet to discuss heating options for the Manual Training High School building. Proposals include a shared heating plant at the rear to heat both the existing high school and the new building, or separate systems. Estimated cost for a rear plant is about 32,500 with total building and boiler costs between 8,000 and 19,000.
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Board of Education
Lafayette Schost Bulldime
Edison Company
Bulidinss
Hollers
Judge Jury and All Are Cold
The district court room is described as freezing in the narrative with cold air claimed to chill every participant from judge to jury and witnesses. Three radiators struggle to heat the chamber as stoves may be needed and wind pushes through windows, creating a notably cold courtroom scene.
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Thoee
Baseball Fans to Meet in Topeka Tonight
Topeka Baseball association calls a meeting at the Commercial club rooms to discuss permanent organization, securing funds for the Western league venture, and raising stock to finance the season while preparing the team for play.
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Topeka Baseball Association
Topeka
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