Excellent Art Exhibit At Topeka Library Hall
An art exhibition to benefit Topeka public schools runs January 12 to 16 at Library Hall. The show, organized by the Topeka Federated, presents paintings, photography, sculpture, and architecture from major galleries and American firms. Proceeds fund school pictures and incidental costs. five cent admission, ten cent catalogue.
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Library Hall
Topeka Federated
America
Helman-Taylor Company
American Repre
Pan of Braun, Clement & Co
Tendifue
Topetté
Chile
Senate probes alleged election irregularities in Clark Montana race
The senate privileges and elections committee opened hearings on charges linked to Senator Clark of Montana. Counsel debated process, with plaintiffs asserting funds traced to Clark and seeking numerous witnesses. Clark and his team attended, but he declined to answer when given a chance to appear in court.
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San
Senate
Privvieges
Elections Today
Clark
Montana
Argu
Mente Trem
Clark Drewell
Faulkner
Ediunde
Crk
Hamunde Alo
Dome
Cass
Sen~ior Clark
Grand jury secrecy questioned in Montana case
Mr Edmunds questions admissibility of grand jury testimony in Lewis and Clark counties. Attorney General Nolan notes and Montana court digramant proceedings against John H. Wellcome. Rex Senator Faulkner outlines Montana politics and alleges opponents aim to block Clark’s rise while denying bribery charges against many lawmakers.
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Dmunds
Makita Iis
Lewis and Clark
Bénatir Macomus
Fomund
Nolan
John HE
Wellcome Rex
Faulkner
Clark
Montana
Draper Favored to Win Republican Nomination
Henry Witterson of the TLoute ville Courier-Tournel predicts General William F. Draper of the Rome embassy will be the Republican vice presidential nominee. Witterson says New England backs Draper, who runs a cotton manufactory in Hopedale Mass, with solid support from East and New York circles. He asserts Draper appears likely to win and could be nominated at the Philadelphia convention.
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New York
Jan
Henry Witterson
Tloute~ville
New England
Cotton Mnmechisery
Hopedale
Mass
Jersom
Hale Uraily
Philadelphia
Watterson
Waldorf-Astorie
Neutliva club hosts New Year husbands' reception
The Neutliva club held its annual New Year reception for members' husbands at Mrs J C Holland's West Fifteenth street home. The rooms dazzled with pink punch cloths and carnations. music and readings by Aire Harshbarger and Mrs Lincoln enhanced the evening. A host of invited couples attended, with guests including Mrs E E Merriam and Rev C M Sheldon, among others.
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Mra J. C. Holland
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Harshbarger
Indy
Bostonians
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City of
Mexico
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Misa Mabel Wood
Cole
George Knowles
Philadelphia
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H.C Livermore
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Oregon
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Troy
J. Smyth
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Lena
Ottawa
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Presbyterian Church
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Maud Hanney
Arkansas City
Huthon Morgan
Jerrick
Carrie Merrick
Mra Merrick
Fred A. Dennis
Kansas City
Warren M. Crosby
Oklahoma
Upderraft
Howe
Helping Hand Society of the First Congregations
Liszie Davis
West Eighth Street
Misa Tourn Plage
Lawrence
Contested Kentucky races draw lots for committees
In Frankfort yesterday the joint committees for governor and lieutenant governor contests were drawn by lot under the new law. Democrats gained ten of eleven on the governor panel and nine of eleven on the lieutenant governor panel. Republicans charged manipulation by the clerk as the names were placed in the box. The box was shaken after protests and six Democratic and two Republican names were drawn. Unofficial reports claim indictments for bribery in the Harrell case. Democratic leaders plan a joint ballot for U.S. Senator next Tuesday, with Blackburn viewed as likely winner.
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Leutenant Vernor
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Allen
Crenshaw
Hickman
Berry
Finn
Rennick
Sledge
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Barton
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Senate
Heyward
Goebel
Contee
Trimbie
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Myr. Merry
Rep
Cantril
Dem
Speaker Trimble
Franklin County Grand Jury
Colphn J. Whatten
Charles Ryan
Harrell
W. Godfrey Hunter
John 4. Whallen
G. T. Franks
Blackburn
Harmony of rail interests in Fitchburg lease talks
The Tribune reports that a Fitchburg railroad lease to Boston and Maine faces rivals from Vanderbilt and Hudson interests. Officials expect competition with New York Central and Boston and Albany as talks shift. A five percent stock guarantee and prior offers shape the dispute, with harmony urged among lines in Massachusetts.
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the Tribune
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Massachusetts
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Firehbure
Vperberry
Erty Rice
Ton & Maine
Appellate Court Frees Elliott and Moxsey on Contempt Grounds
The Kansas Court of Appeals unanimously reversed contempt judgments against Frank Elliott editor of the Troy Times and attorney T A Moxcey of Atchison in habeas corpus cases. The court ruled Judge Stuart failed to follow legal procedures in recording contempt and jailings, and ordered their release on bond. Opinions, written by Judge Wells and Judge McElroy, stress lack of proper record and cite cited statute requirements.
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Moxcey
Court of Appeals
Frank Elliott
Troy Times
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Atchison
Stuart
Moxeey
Doniphan County
Jelliott
Moxery
Eillott
Mckirmy
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Ibel
Eliott
Moxrey
District Court
McElroy
Topeka
Secret Died With Her In Bar Home Fire Mystery
Maria Goodhue, 77, of Danvers Massachusetts, perished in a Putnamville bar home fire discovered by neighbors at 2 a.m. The cause remains unknown. She lived alone for three years, had a refined but solitary lifestyle, and left behind about 90 dollars. Neighbors recall a private, shrewd woman with rare antiques.
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Mass
Maria Goodhue
Bar Home
Low Sorth Street
Putnamyville
Alyntu
Jamin
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