Mills-Adams Go Society Notes From Topeka Society
The Totus club hosted a first party at Hudson's hall with Steinerie's orchestra performing a new two step by Julius Weldhing dedicated to Mr. Welding and W D Roehr receiving applause. Numerous Topeka residents and visitors attended, with Miss Isabel Thompson and many others noted among dancers and luncheon guests. The Stedman club, Pansy club luncheon, and various social gatherings are listed, along with travel plans and upcoming events at Hamilton hall and other local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totus Club
Hudson's Hall
Steintiere
Julius Weldhing
Welding
W. D. Roehr
W. J. Black
W. Webb
Mie. Chas
C. Allen
LK. Jamison
Nelli McClintock
Bessie West
Rannes
Lottie Ranney
Edith Isbell
Mires Frances Moon
Margaret Mulvane
Franc Litlefield
Edna Morehouse
Virgiline Mulwahe
Alice Prescott
Nannie Hoplans
W. A. Alexander
Lou Branson
Charles Barnes
W. J. Burgess
Walter Cyst
Curry
E. Dennis
Frank Davis
Ewart
J.C. Frey
Hi. B. Howe
Ed Kellum
Xene
Charles Kleinhans
Ir. S Morgan
Ed McBride
McCuntock
John Poston
RB. R. Peterson
Stoddard
George Stoker
W. A. Seiler
Willard Scott
Harry Valentine
Harry Weaver
A. F. Wilams
Frank Wikidel
OG. Wooberton
Frank Cain
Bid Henderson
Walter Wilder
Merry World staged in Topeka with Vivian Pates star
Vivian Pates of the Merry World starred as the topeka audience enjoyed the revue at Grand Opera House last night. The performance featured revived burlesques Mime Sans Gene and Tribal casts strengthened this year while Pates, known as Clair M. Patee, manages the production and returns to Lawrence for a first hometown appearance in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Pates
Grand Oper
Paris
Clair M. Pater
Vivien Allen
Lincoln Post
G. A. RR
Pater
Lawrence
Lawrence Journal
Topeka
Topeka Journal
Topeka Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Clair M. Patee
Hie Company
Corinne
Mra Patee
Queen of
Naples
Katherine Kidder
Sane- Gene
William A. Brady
Paulee Moh
Iso
Protests at Porte Over Dragomans and Mazhar Bey Trial
Residents report Turkish authorities barred embassy dragomans from Mazhar Bey trial prompting protests and demand for venue change to a competent impartial tribunal. Also notes Gowen’s annual railway report with 18M figures and mining surplus, plus a laundry ad closing.
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Constantinople
San
Mozher Bey
Ereneh
Gord
Porte
Mazhar Bey
Manter
Bal—vators
Italy
Tenidjokale
Marash
Tribnal
C.&g.rr
Philadephia
Gowen
Choc Law, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway Company
Factory Sale Advertisement for Silk Goods
DIKS and Dress Goods offer 25c soft silk and Taffeta Silks 50c Chinas 50¢ Surahs and 25c Silk Plaids and packs at reduced prices. Local shoppers encouraged to visit the sale for bargains on silks and dress fabrics.
That Remnant Counter Reprices Ladies Wool Union Suits
A local shop marks down remnants and dress lengths to clear stock. A sale highlights one quarter off the bottom line, with ladies all wool grey Union suits previously priced at two dollars.
Cheney Brothers Fabric Sale Prices Cut
50c. 24inch self colored Brocades evening shades printed warp German Taffeta in evening shades sold here tofore at 75c and $1. 22inch Faille in French grey and navy only. One pattern left of Cream Faille, very slight ly soiled, was $1.25, now.
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Cheney Brothers
Suit Patterns in Great Mark Down Leaves Nothing Unmatched
Ladies receive fine imported suit patterns with all items included. Prices slash across the board as stock moves quickly. Readily available patterns cover styles from tailored to chic for every occasion.
Women to Study Town and Elect Mayor in Topeka
Equal Suffrage group in Topeka forms to study municipal government while rejecting extended national coursework. Members including Mrs Stryker push for local council, mayor, and school board focus. plan a meeting place and committees to organize civic study and potential petitions for presidential suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equal Suffrage Association of
Topeka
Natinal Association
J. O. Case
Goodwin
Wardall
M. EB. Goodwin
W. Whitmore
A. Wardall
Birs. Case
Kate RB. Addiann
Mary Carnelina
Mrs. Stryker
Golpe
Supreme Court
Mel Stryker
Sonce
Mra Case
Mira Cornelia
Mrs. Cornelius
Filters In Schools Move To Purify Chicago Water
Chicago Health Commissioner Kerr pressured school officials to install drinking water filters in all public schools. The board agreed to defer action until Monday after a conference at Kerr’s office. Attendees included Valle, Cusack, Superintendent Lai, and Chief Engineer Waters.
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Chicago Health Board
Chicago
Kerr
Ste Kerr
Valle
Cusack
Lai
Waters
Bis
Keren
Halle
Turnerbund Festival marks 27th annual North American dynastic union
In St Louis Missouri the subscommittee of the national festival of the American Gymnastic union announced the twenty seventh Turnerbund festival will be held May 6 7 8 and 9 on the grounds of the St Louis pair association. About 4009 active participants are expected with thousands of visitors anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Subscomroiice
Turnerbund
Supreme Court Decisions on Insurance and Bank Cases
The supreme court issued decisions on multiple appeals, resolving eight of nine federal removals and reversing some state court outcomes. Notable rulings include Commercial Union Assurance Co. v. Norwood, which reversed a state decision in favor of the Commercial Union while others affirmed or reversed various appeals from counties and banks. The rulings cover entities such as the First National Bank of Salina, Anthony National Bank, Rockford Insurance, Garden City, and several rail and railroad cases, with several dismissals and reversals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Doster
Commercial Assurance Company
Norwood
Norwoods
Coods
Larned
Sir Cult Court of Appeals
Comercial Assurance Company
Cupreme
Martin
C. L
Bollinger Et, al
L. A. Drake
Court of Appeals
Eathar A. Lawrence
F. TR. R. Co
Franklin County
W. Jones
Nannie J. Johnson
Reno County
Johnston
Marshall County
Garden City
H.C. Trige
Finney County
State
Philetus i. Smith
Trego County
W._T. Branch
The
American National Bank
Mitchell County
Allen
J_ Edwin Tom Dale
A. T
Pawnee County
Koa T. RK R Co
Ve. Bell Lyeam
Crawford County
Geuda Springs Town and Water Co
F.G. Lombard
Cowley County
Amrand
PRI
Curlam
W. A. Westover
Adam Tobson
W. Green
Workmen urged to form armed volunteers in Cleveland
Master Workman Joseph Breening reports district Knights of Labor may arm members and create uniform rank units. Proposal urges executive board to fund subunits and secure armaments, citing Brown Milling works strike and earlier push to organize armed companies.
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Cleveland
Jan
Joseph Breening
Knights of Labor
Manning
Ifemmlatenanon
Brown Moisting Company
Mactves
Adenit
Topeka figure Frank Sachs seeks state house post
Frank Sachs a Topeka figure runs for a state house seat with petitions in circulation amid broad public support praised by citizens who sign in support of his appointment. A Union Silver Club forms in Auburndale with 35 members, led by President O H Bradshaw, Secretary J C Beitewall, and Treasurer D R Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sachs
Topeka
SuoRiaa Ess
Tbe State House
3Tr. Sachs
Abor
Union Silver Club
Auburndale
O. H. Bradshaw
J. C. Beitewall
D. R. Thompson
North Topeka Social and Local Notices Snapshot
In North Topeka news items from the State Journal details society moves and visits. Mrs Katherine Watkins is sick at 35 Kansas Avenue while Mr and Mrs Pradier entertain their daughter on Monroe Street. The Betts family prepares to move to 1309 Central Avenue as Mr J G Betts travels to Galveston with his little daughter Freda. Visitors like Mr Placeted from Horton leave for Oklahoma, and Dr A C Davis resumes activity after illness. Harry Irons plans a return from Chicago. Mr Tronsen receives treatment on Solis. Mrs Harry Small returns from Colorado with family. The Needle Ten met with Mr N Davis on Topeka Avenue. engagements were announced by Mrs Davis. Rev A H State preached at the Kansas City Baptist church. daily services continue. Mrs WM Fowler and daughter Ante return from Manhattan after visiting relatives. The entertainment Black Bob played at Ingram with a successful show. A Bennetower Club event to Wirewood featured a ceremony riding out at 105 Logan Street.
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Reanne Miller
Bloom Beld
Edward Wilder
C. W. Allen
Kansas City
M. J. McLer
Ells Natentine
Miscaisie_Vitre
Isabel Thompson
Harrison Street High
W.W. Manspeaker
Harry Caldwell
City of
Mexico
Biks
Hamilton Hall
Walter Wilder
New York
Chas. S
LB. Snow
State Journal
Kitaball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Mint
Katherine Watkins
Quincy Street
Misa Edith Fala
Oklahoma
A. C. Davis
Harry Irons
Chicas
Tronsen
Solis Tuchment
Pratestanitardum
Harry Small
Colorado
the Needle Ten
TN. Davis
Topeka Avenue
Davis
A. H. State
Kansan City
Baptist Church
WM. M Powler
Ollie
Ante
Manhattan
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Mills-Adams Co
Ladies’ Soc
Mills-Adams
Pansy Club
Mies
Littlefield
Bius
W.C. Smith
Eho
SL Louis
Ed Small
Atchison
Walter Noble
MD Small
Mr Smith
George M. Crawford
M Cb. Mercum
Biss
Dora Furman
Stiss
Bessie Gibson
Florence Greer
Wells
Lansing
Mich
Stedman Club
Promime
D. AM Ts
Bowne
Hebert
J. Phenis
Offnera
W. C. Smith
Omala
Smith
Merriam
John Bradley
George Keller
Mrs. FA
East Seventh Street
Andlans
Gil Tgs Tag
Turkey
Ees Auc
Lockwood Ro
Trienne
ORC
Corneil
Jos
Henry
North Topeka
Poshi
London
Bertie
Daily Mail
Eupreses
Emin Pashe
Alyssinian
Tter
Europe
Africa
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