Delegates Chosen In Topeka County Meeting
Delegates were selected in Topeka with wards listing named delegates and alternates for county convention next Monday. The document records ward by ward delegate rosters including Putman, Campbell, Crank, Snyder, Wilson and others, with several precincts and towns named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I A. Swendson
Peter Davis
A. Eoie
D. W. Preseott
Hiram Hulse
Andrews
J. W. F. Hughes
G.thompson
C. R. McDow
Jet
Dotmann
Briday
Ross Villa
O. ¥. York
HM. Kitne, Inc
Howerton
Oene Stewart
J. C
Unclear ad claims sleep and cures for piles and insomnia
A dubious testimonial advertorial text claims a medical cure restores sleep and relieves a long standing pile condition. It promotes sending for a free sample and urges readers to write to a company in anchor, Canada to obtain the product.
Atchison Trader Defrauded On Hay Market Split
A farmer in Atchison was swindled when a buyer pretended to pay a high price for hay mounted the wagon and rode off with a $2 bill, leaving the victim puzzled. The incident prompted an investigation and a report to authorities as the rogue vanished. President Roosevelt marks Washington's birthday by planting trees at the White House grounds, including beech saplings formerly from Garfield Park, along the east terrace drive.
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Atchison
Jon Heibech
Metbsck
Hetba
Berry
Herry
Enon
Huibach
Heihtoh
Fatally Harming Family in Indiana Crime
A man named Dugan surrendered after a violent incident in Indiana State, confessing to the police that he used a bladed weapon to attack his family, including a two year old, and then disclosed his weapon to authorities. The report notes the victims and the subsequent confession.
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Tere Hutte
Ind
J. Duinit Tratmsey
Gauehtar Merete
Nin Hampey
Karir Myrtte
Albert
Dugan
Hie Vietine
Topeka News Briefs and Local Notes
Topeka items include births and moves, editor changes, lectures, and local society meetings. Notable notes: Mr and Mrs T W Hayes announce a son born February 20 at 624 Van Buren. Civic Pride editor Dean heads to New York. Rev D M Fisk to lecture in Hutchinson February 29. Washburn president Norman Press returns from Colorado. 450 attendees at Washington's birthday masquerade ball. Also mentions Myron White’s return to law practice, Chanute capitalists visiting Topeka, and recent Workmen lodge talks. Baltimore banks resume after fire. proclaims suspensions end. stock exchange to reopen tomorrow.
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Bodega Pan Attorney J
Dean Hes Mee
Twidad
Cols
B. Samson
Aye
T. W. Hayes
van Buren
Sonn P. Fritta
New York
Civic Pride
Irs
WG. Tisdale
Topekas
James Cydee Bisses
D. M. Fisk
Washburn College
Hirst Presbyterian Church
Hutchinson
Topeka
Wilter
Metenift
Benedict Oil Company
Fredonia
Ws Company
Jean
Fan Snidile
Apel
Deeo
Norman Press
Great Yead
Colorado
Colorado College
Washington
Turners
Anna Sachs
Myron White
Washburn
Oklahoma
White
Chanute
Dhe
Troop Hotel
Lincoln Knights
Workmen
Judge C. 5. Foote
Lank Specht
John Chane EK
E Min
Lan Yan Th Hosel
We Gibbons
A. A. Ridings
Court Nomination Battle Roils Republican State Convention
Report outlines rivalrous push for supreme court seats with Justice Atkinson seeking renomination amid challenges from Clark A. Smith J S West and others. Delegations across districts line up, with Bourbon county backing West and Shawnee leaning toward Blonecker, while Atkinson faces strong third district support and wary prospects in Crawford and Cowley counties.
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Justice Atkinson
Clark A. Smith
Cawker
J. 5. West
Topeka
S.L. Ryan
Hiawatha
George H. Whitcomb
J. G. Blonecker
Justice Cunningham
Ellis
His
Lkely
J. 3
West
Supreme Justice
Bourbon
Supreme Bench
Otter
Wat
Judge West
Shawnee County
Blonecker
Hoch Machine
Dr Countermine Quits Pastoral Post in May
The Rev John D Countermine resigns as pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Topeka citing health and inability to manage duties without an assistant. He notes dissensions and announced no future plans beyond rest and recuperation, with resignation read at the morning service.
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John D.eas
First Peterian
Topeka
First Presbyterian Church
Countermine Oy
Countermine
Countes
Pienba Ety
Beven Locomotives Per Day
A local network reports a new record for locomotive production driven by a Japanese government order. The facility has increased output to meet the demand, marking a notable surge in daily locomotive supply amid ongoing trade and industrial shifts.
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Japan
Rheumatism cured by Paine's Celery Compound claims
An advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for rheumatism with claims of thousands cured. It includes testimonial-style notes from multiple individuals and cites nerve system restoration as the remedy, asserting the root cause is nerve-driven blood and digestion issues.
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Paine
Pain’s Celery Compound Heals Persistent Rheumatism
A longtime outdoor worker describes chronic rheumatism worsened each winter. After trying various remedies in his store, a customer’s tip led him to Paine’s Celery Compound, which he credits with relief following months of trials and ongoing pain.
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Ani
Tata
Paine
Heart Trouble Cured Says New York Man
John Jordan of 206 West 29th Street New York City reports a complete cure from heart trouble after using Paine's Celery Compound. He says he is as active as nine years ago and experiences regular heart function with no trouble. The medicine is taken daily each morning.
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John Jordan
Paine
29Th St
New York City
Paine's Celery Compound Claims Cure for Rheumatism
A hearsay filled advertisement asserts Rheumatism cures through Paine's Celery Compound. It quotes letters from patients who allegedly recovered after long hopes of a cure failed. The message stresses disbelief in other medicines and that many sufferers finally found relief via this preparation.
Military railroad to connect Fusan and Seoul plan
An order for twenty locomotives to support a military railroad between Fusan on the southern coast of Korea and Seoul was received late in January. Eight have been shipped to Fusan so far, and the remaining twelve will be sent this week.
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Fusan
Kore
Seoul
Uss Wan
Industrial Association condemns union labels in strong resolutions
Indianapolis February 22 The Industrial Association adopted resolutions denouncing major unionism as revolutionary and subversive to labor and employers. It calls for identifying lawbreakers who intimidate boycott picket and commit crimes in labor’s name and directs action to obtain full information for member organizations. Additional resolutions oppose union labels on manufactured products as a form of boycott and urge Congress to address the eight hour law and anti-sanction bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Unis Association
Mphal
Indoros
Citizens’ Industrial Association of America
Loramit
Calderhead Renominated by Acclamation in Fifth District
Has no opposition. Congressman W. A. Calderhead will be renominated by acclamation at the Fifth district Republican congressional convention at Concordia tomorrow. This will be his sixth nomination, with all but one election. Details of past races and recent opposition talk are noted along with expected delegates and other nominations at the convention in LaCrosse.
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W. A. Calderhead
Concordia
Calderhead
J. L. Bristow
Salina
City Center
Tincent
B. Rockwell
Junction City
H. Hamilton
Clifton
F. Little
Manhattan
Col Watson to Head British Exhibit Mission at St Louis
Colonel Watson, head of the British royal World’s Fair Commission, will sail on the Oceanic from Livern to New York and then to St Louis for the exposition. He reported progress to the Prince of Wales and noted strong UK exhibit interest and space fulfillment, with plans to remain through the fair’s end.
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Royal
Watson
Prince of Wales
Wales
Foreign Office
St. Louis
Lord Lanedowne
Big Thoroughbred Sale Promises Kansas Breeders Event
A forthcoming sale features stallion 243 from Inchad Bar with Lady Nottingham dam and a 2:06 lineage. It drew sixteen entries from breeders at Valley Falls and includes coach and saddle horses. The Commercial club pavilion could elevate the sale into a major annual event benefiting both horse and cattle breeders in the state.
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Inchad Bar
Lady Nottingham
Riverside
Vallee Falls
Kansas
Bets on Election At Engles Cigar Store
Betting at Engle's cigar store shows Dane as hot favorite in county attorney race. Odds include 5 to 20 that Keith is nominated for coroner and 200 to 60 that Dena will name a judge over McCabe. Hungate favored over Cowlen for county attorney. For city primaries on March 18, a $3 bet claims Tuyce is named councilman over Sheard and Fred Fans.
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Engle
Dane
Fudge
Cowlen
Nsth Ward
Tom Sheard
Fred
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Hudson Ave
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Mary A. Meredith
Ge Cunningham
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Employers’ Association
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