Bridge Reopens After Two Months of Construction
North Topeka rejoices as the Kaw River bridge is completed and cars may cross without walking. Experts report the structure is safe, though some residents favored a wider span. Meade confirms the design carries substantial loads with a generous margin of safety and approves the bridge for regular rail and auto use.
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Eiceet Alles
Kagsus
North Topeka
Herdarter
North Topeks
Get & Launter
Acrose
Gatfield Park
Fepeka City
Oplaken
Kelley
Poane
Aqme
North Tobie
Tootika
J. M. Meade
He Santa Fy
Stenie
Meade
J. A. Meade
Mr. Kelley
Topeka Man Appointed City Attorney in Duluth
Topeka based Bert Feslur formerly of Toonka and principal of Quinn nchool on the North akje was appointed city attorney at Duluth. The notice mentions his relocation and new role, with references to regional places and earlier positions.
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Topeka
Bert Feslur
Toonka
Akje
Ias
Duluth, In
They can't keep still at peka druggists wagging heads
Frank Hobart of 500 West Tenth describes druggists as unable to sit still and constantly wagging their heads and tongues, with some even unable to walk straight.
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Topeka
Frank Hobart
West Tenth
German influence in Asia minor and Baghdad railroad debate
War reports note Humnla would back Germany in Tegard on the Baghdad railroad issue and broader German pre dominance in Asia Minor. A new replevin suit targets Chief of Police McCollum in district court, following a prior action by E. W. Heim claiming ownership of seized liquors and furnishings. The court calendar allocates about two weeks for McCollum’s personal use in trying 17 cases.
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Humnla
Germany i Tegard
Bagdad
Asia Minor
Roeplevin
District Court
Ithreplevin
McCollum
E. W. Heim
County truancy case prompts parent warning and arrest threat
J. B. Ramsey, county new officer, reports a family with several children not attending school for years. Parents were notified of the truancy law and warned that arrest may follow if the children are not in school by Tuesday. Children reported to school Tuesday morning. Fire Plug baptism interrupted by damaged pipes. Superintendent Wilmer of the waterworks resolved a pool issue by forcing open a frame pipe and draining the street.
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Pehout Tas Wen
J. B. Ramsey
Tren Cdideen
Ubon Tiven
Woodbury
Wilmer
Mustacling
A. Hoke
Lisle Wills
Labor to Aid Church Prompts City Ministers Union Talk
Sioux City pastors debate forming a union to bolster church and labor ties. Rev Frank H Shedd urges ministers to consider labor outreach as evangelistic work, while others discuss involvement with trades and labor assemblies and potential roles with the Commercial club.
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Sioux City
Trade and Labor Assembly
Frank H. Shedd
Third Presbyterian Church
W. T. Hilton
First Christian Church
United
Front
J. F. Hinkhowse
Sex and Presbyterian Church
Trules and Labor Assembly
John ¥. Watts
First Baptist Church
Trades and Labor Assembly
Pan of Directors
Sioux City Commercial Club
Commercial Club
Likewine
Gilbert Concert at First Methodist in Topeka
N Strong Gilbert concert organist appears for the first time in Topeka at the First Methodist church on Friday evening February 26. The Brotherhood of St Paul hosts the last in the series with organ numbers and a miscellaneous program of vocal music. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 35 cents for children.
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Topeka
Fluing Baby Into Schuylkill
Feb 25 reports a full developed baby found on the Schuylkill river bank in New Philadelphia Pa. It appears the infant was thrown into the water and died from exposure. Coroner A L Gillars is investigating to identify the perpetrator.
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Schuylkill
New Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
T Town
A. L. Gillars
How the Pastor Saved a Life at Fort Gray
A man near Fort Gray West Virginia recovered after consuming Grape-Nuts. He credits a pastor for bringing the product, stating he gained about 49 pounds in two months and nearly escaped death from supposed consumption. He offers to swear the truth and mentions the Postmaster and Rev L D Bryan.
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Fort Gray
W. Va
L. D. Bryan
Postwin Co
Battle Creek
Mick
Wellville
New York Central lines form global office network
The New York Central system unites the New York Central and its affiliates into a worldwide network with offices in Denver San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Ore and at separate eastern terminals New York Boston and Montreal. It runs 12 00 miles east of Chicago and covers many lines with agency presence in major US and European cities to supervise its vast interests.
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New York Central
Heaton & Albany
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Big Four
Dittsburg
Lake Erie
Lake Erie & Western
Chicago
New York
Boston
Montreal
Commerce
Millway
América
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
Peal
Cfts
Europe
New York Central Line
London
Paris
Liverpool
Southampton
Bremen
Berlin
Hamburg
Antwerp
Havre
Genoa
New York Central Lines
New York News Bureau
Courtship Is Short and Press in Crisis of Honor
In a provincial interview Colonel Bunker defends free speech while admitting occasional restraint when press or individuals become personal. He praises editors yet notes black sheep, recalls returning from war to build a political career amid stay-at-homes’ hostility, and mentions wryly being called rude by some. The piece cites Bridgeport and references press freedoms, religious work, and an evangelical pair traveling after a divorce.
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Colonel Bunker
Wah
Ny Ees
Bridgeport
Conn
Aly
TF OW
Lnd
Frank Clarty
Mom Itten
Loulke A.beiding
Mar
Ine
Fiedley
Byron
Bumington
T Rean
Mins Relding
Shertfire
Clarry
Nismar Hage Ucense
Mea
Bunker
Chantilly
Gettysburg
Ilex
Piztola
Sah
Pletois
Columm
Hin
iColonel Bunker
South Mountain
Horah
Tripper
Banker
Louisia Court House
State House
Coloel Bunker
Judie Darsko
Colonel Eningredita
British Exhibit for Fair in St Louis Needs Filled Space
London reports the British exhibit at the St Louis exposition is fully allocated with late applications refused nearly all exhibits ready for shipment. Col. C. T. Watson oversees British commission. Prince of Wales shows keen interest though unable to visit. Vanderbilt set at Havana attracts New York society, with ten days planned. Mrs Harrison and daughter suffer measles. Mrs Harrison recovering. Prime Minister Balfour receives warm applause amid talks of potential war contingencies.
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London
Keb
America
Col
C. T. Watson
Prince of Wales
Rienett
Vanderbilt
Havana
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Avid
W. Seward Webb
James Lawrence
Florida
Sea Front
Vander
Bile
Florrida
Manager Arrested for Larceny in Boston Branch
Wallace Hamman, manager of the American Surety Company’s Boston branch, was arrested today on larceny charges. The case centers on alleged misappropriation of funds from the office, with investigators detailing suspicious transactions. Hamman faces court proceedings as authorities pursue restitution and formal charges.
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Boston
Wallace Hamman
American Surety Company
Choir of Whistling Newsboys in Pittwhurs Meeting
Sixty whistling newsboys from the Fourth Avenue Baptist Church in Pittshur, Pa, led by Prof. Harry Maxwell, perform lively whistle tunes with catchy choruses learned under his tutelage. Residents are urged to read the State Journal.
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Pittwhurs
Webb
Fourth Avenue Baptist
Harry Maxwell
Colonel Bunker Chases Editors In Drift Period Tale
A long rambling reminiscence presents Colonel Bunker confronting hostile editors who mocked his war record. He recounts confrontations, including a cucumber duel and pistol display, claiming sharp edits and personal calls boosted his campaign narrative.
Wholesale price rise claim and cost increases noted
The report asserts business activity continues with higher material prices and increased operating expenses. It notes a price margin where wholesalers charge a cent more for a loaf, while consumers pay a cent more to retailers. The overall advance is about 17 percent.
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Alos
I,t
Leap Year Drag Net at Syracuse University
Syracuse Feb 25 co eds at Syracuse University compile a list of eligible men for a leap year party. From 175 YMCA members the secretary selected 50 to be recommended as suitable partners. Sixty have been invited to the co edited event while 125 others are deemed outside candidates. Tukusagie a Japanese student is listed among the spotless eligibles.
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Syracuse
Syracuse University
University
Sunadw Associates
Tukusagie
Two Men Burned In Guthrie Jail Fire
Guthrie Oklahoma Feb 25 Carl Rincker and Cecell Hogett two men held for drunkenness were burned to death in the city jail at Mountain View. The fire started in a bed and quickly spread trapping the pair before rescuers reached the scene. The entire building was soon a furnace with the two prisoners unable to escape.
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Guthrie
Okla
Carl Rincker
Cécell Hogett
Mountain View
Low Rates From Santa Fe Southwest March 1 and 15
The Santa Fe announces low one way and round trip fares to Southwest cities with limited routes. Fares list Guthrie, Oklahoma City, Shawnee and others, with $6.30 to select points and $500 one way to Texas destinations like Fort Worth and Houston. Additional towns include Pecos Valley and Roswell as part of extended service. Flexible travel options emphasize health and wealth of broader territory.
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Santa Fe
Parcre
Guthrie
Okiahome City
Shawnee
Fort Worth
Austin
San Ans Joule
Houston
Galveston
Pointe
Texan
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Fe ‘Topeke
Inne
Fragmentary Travel Fare Note From Unclear Text
Partial OCR shows travel fares to multiple states and scattered phrases about tickets, tourist site chairs, and contacts. The legible bits mention California Oregon Montana Utah payments and a vague invitation to write or call, with references to a meeting and Methodist.
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Oregon
Washin
Montana
Utah
Zim
Torsrthemn
Onker
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Kimball Printing Company
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