War news and wartime rumors from key world capitals
A garbled dispatch highlights World War I developments and rumors from Japan, Russia, and the United States. It notes Japanese victories on the Dewey plan, Russian naval affairs, and American funding for wartime effort, with speculation about the Isthmian Canal and politics at home.
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Jina
Dewey
Sehley
Shafter
City Candidates Race Shapes Up For Republican Primary
Local Republican candidates face ward and precinct races for council and school board seats. Central committee meets at 7:20 PM to set campaign fund assessments, with totals peaking around 55 to 60 dollars per race. Prominence surrounds Col J W F Hughes and W A Myers as sewer dispute and party dynamics unfold across Auburndale Lowman Hill and nearby areas.
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Yortetfore
City Central
Steict
Sehool Board
Committee
Aberat
Sei Ward
J W. F Hugues
A. Myers
Hughes
Cnet
Beyound Bay
Auburndale
Lowman Hill
Aubi
Holliday and Ward Races Stir Local Elections
In Holliday's bid, Ty Sherman Williams appears with support as a leading propertied figure. Vying for council seats, candidates include Holliday, Wolf, Gillette, Sheard, and Stattinger. care for public enterprises and law and order shapes the campaign amid expectations of fierce contest in the Fourth Ward.
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L.A. Ryder
Sig Wart
I. Holliday
C. ¥. Wolf
the Combent
ML. Stattinger
B. G. Gillette
T H Sheard
5. S. Tee
Fath
Samuel T. Hows
Steth
W. A. Myers
J. Wfh
MEM Unis
School Board
Hirst
Micholeon
Fe, Mallory and Co. S. Stafter
Arm Pearly
Cavin
C. Rodgers
G. Drenah Ren Wort Bret
George. T. Mattingly
Dewey and accomplices tried for Merry murder in Norton rumor
Kans City dispatch reports the Dewey ranchman, Clyde Wilson, and W J McBride face trial for the Burchard Merry murder. On resumption Berry testified, admitting earlier statements differed from his preliminary hearing as cross examination continued. A Colorado horse theft arrest was raised but the jury was excused during the argument.
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Kans City
Norton
Kansas
Chauncey Dewey
Clyde Wilson
W. J. McBride
Burchard Merry
Herry
Gerry
Iis
Alpheus
Berry
Colorado
Gleger
Shoes theft leads to fines in city court
William Hear, a colored teen, was fined 325 and costs for stealing about 40 dollars in shoes from Matthews v Dreschel, with a near miss on another theft. Reams Hearm shows a prior record including a probationary conviction for robbing a donation box at Lewman Hill Methodist church.
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Wiliam Hear
Matthews
Dreschel
Near
Clarke
Lewman Hill
Gordon dies in California after Shawnee county trial
Sheriff Luras reports George Gordon, convicted in Shawnee county district court for attempting to sell a 2000 dollar gold brick, died recently in California. Gordon had fleeced a Mayette area farmer in a Topeka delivery scheme and was arrested after bankers uncovered the ruse. He was sentenced to six years, appealed, and bonded out, never serving the term.
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Luras
Pinkerton Detective Agency
George Gordon
Shawnee County
California
Dr. Hardee
Gordon
Mayette
Topeks
Holton
J. Ik. Hudson
PH. Coney
Specials for Tomorrow in Local Grocer Ad
A fragmented specials page lists breakfast items and canned goods including Watt's Hams Misercery 2 cans, evaporated peaches, Malte Vite cereal, Royal Pancake Flour, Naval Oranges and other items. Readable fragments show typical grocery sale items and prices though details are incomplete.
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Vacor
Watt
Yeptek Naval Oranges
Train fares to the West via Hock Island system
Travel deals list fares to California for 25.00, Oregon and Washington 22.50, Montana and Utah 20.00. Tickets available March 1 to April 3. Sleeper and reclining cars good. Liberal stopover permits. For details see nearest station. Phones listed.
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Oregon
Washington
Montana
Utah
Kecka A. M
City Attorney Spencer Threatened With Pneumonia
Local notice items report City Attorney Spencer facing a serious threat of pneumonia amid a string of civic events. The Ohio club plans a 2s meeting, political rallies are set, and Republican speakers are invited to Jordan’s Hall. James Stavin of Lexington writes a joke to city authorities about his missing brother and family after the flood.
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Spencer
Ohio
C. W. Nan
Posto Department
Exes Baseball Association
Heb Rooms
Haven
Marshall's
Ion Ixdansmun
Oes
Mai Corkey
Rae Ae
T. Corkey
Jordan’s Hall
Nis Lincoln Street
Speal
Derxundthal
Chica
Parkhurst-Davie
Audium
Comore
United States
James Stavin
Lexington
John Siavis
North Topeka
Union Pacific
Miss Boise Complains About Jail Photo Ban
Miss Blanche Boise complains through friends that Sheriff Lucas will not permit her to be photographed in her county jail cell. Friends have tried to smuggle cameras into the jail with no success. Lucas says he has ordered officers not to allow cameras in the building and notes she could visit a photographer's gallery, which she declined. He adds it is not proper to take pictures in the jail as everyone reads the State Journal.
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Dion
New York
Roosevelt
Isthmian Canal
Sherif Lucas
Blanche Boise
Sheri
Lucas
Takien
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