Topeka Club Meeting and Election Report
The Topeka club held its annual meeting and elected new officers including A. and Jutsees as chairpersons. The secretary noted conditions and attendance, reporting thirty residents present and various positions filled. The event included a fire incident and a large entry from suburban New York noted in the surrounding report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topaice Vlabsti
Indt Srrting
Fotu Ie Tispctarp
A. & Jutsees
Clafiteer
Vila Viteinbure
Purveyors of Cure: Caticura Soap and Pills Promoted
An advertisement extols Caticura Soap and Pills as remedies for a wide range of skin and inflammatory ailments. It touts immediate relief, purity, safety, and a divine efficacy, urging use of Soap with hot water and Emulsion to soothe crusts, while recommending Caticura Resolvent pills to purify the blood and restore health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kina
Infante
Home Defender protest leads to tense scene on Kansas Avenue
A disturbance outside Raynor's Mines drew a crowd as a group including Mrs Nation confronted a Home Defender gathering. Police intervened after Nation and an associate were pushed from the building and taken to the station. An unrelated lecture on smoking oils followed at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Avenue
Raynor
Bayher
Wilewalk
Rhein
Hut Botig
Jensen Named To Creamery Executives Committee
Kayne was recognized in HONGROL Hisiness for the appointment of WF Jensen vice president at the Continental Creamery Company of this city as a member of the execution committee of the National Creamery Buttermakers' association The committee was constituted to include W. F. Jensen Topeka C. Elder Maretestin ton and JS Moody Path Minn with other names in the state noted for dairy work The article discusses the dairy industry's leadership and the U.S. position as a premier dairy nation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kayne
Hongrol
WF Jensen
Continental Creamery Company
National Creamery Buttermakers' Association
W. F.jensen
Topeka
C. Elder Maretestin
Ton
JS Moody
T Path Minn
Han Ie
Jensen
Hy Vomes
Tracy Twenmuri
Etire
Orminunlly Sre
Sairyine
Mae
Benene
Sears
Highland Falk Colidee
Des Moines
Kansas
Phil Io
Pethher
Cyclone
Thompson
Gus
Manhattan
Sanumry
Baker
Haskell
Lawrence
Taker
Baldwin
State Exposltion Company
Fair Grounds
Washington, D. C
Ao Jt
Adlon
Colorado River
Alaska
Territory
Alen
Ste Mali
Conference and strike talks amid railroad unrest in Omaha
Jan 9 reports President Horace G. Ruri of the Unina Pacific railroad leading a strike conference with Tenaste and tiavhiniste, promising continuation next week with delegates from various parts joining. Fire at Maryslay paper off wells causes damages. losses estimated around 119000 dollars. Ochiltree estate valued about 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Horace G. Ruri
Unina Pacific Railroad
Oe UK
Ume
Lathbette
Gullela
Maryslay
Ousdink
Pata
Menty Binies
Lil
Barker supporters hold conference to back speaker bid
A Barker faction met at Judge Barker's headquarters to plan support for his bid for speaker. The list names several Congressmen and state officials, with votes and loyalties divided among factions and noncommittal members. A possible Calderhead move for Senate may matter, while Curtis and others face pressure from Stanely’s camp.
Manhatten News Briefs Include Local Events And Courts
A roundup from Manhattan reports registration totals for Miss Peart Gillett at Helkady college. upcoming theatre at Crawford featuring The Two Oridinest Cutie. community notes on county projects and school events. court actions include Alonso Wardall's Chicago trip and a district court trial date set for January 15. local officials discuss bridge funding and state employment trends.
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Peart Gillett
Marhattan
Helkady College
Kate Cluxton
Crawford
Westmoreland
Chicago
Cmunty
Hansas River
A. F. Poole
Alonso Wardall
Naughal Co-Operative Congress
Kinditeuc
George E Letrige
Ote FT. M. C. A
Manhattan
Peepley
Paso
Toneka
Jon Hie
Tip
Shep Ace Bele
Ranges City
Cheatin Bute
Crawford To Eiorraw
Eall
W. Batine
Brattwn
Dartmouth College
Ann Brushwood
Robert Brushwood
Sank Bates
I -Court
Otis
Chirag
R. B. Kenley
Kepey
Westente
State Board of Agriculture
Tom Contry
Scate
Woestmirnrab
Lshed
Roosevelt Diplomatic Corps Reception Bright and Elegant
President Roosevelt entertained the diplomatic corps in a grand White House ceremony. Mrs Roosevelt wore a cream cloth gown with rose point lace. The diplomatic corps attended in force, marking one of the most brilliant receptions at the White House in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Diplomatic Corps
Awashington
Jan
Rosevelt
Wille House
Mrx
Alice Roosevelt
Youthful Accused in Colossal Nebraska Murder Case
In Columbus Nebraska a youth described as thirteen involved in a grim murder case. The boy, aided by younger brothers, allegedly shot and killed his stepfather last October and then burned the body. Investigators note the crime has shaken the town and raised questions about youthful responsibility.
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Columbus
Neb
Jan
Herman Boerchern
Gerhard
Sultan of Achin Submite Reported
An official notice from The Hane records that the Sultan of Achiny Sumatra in the Dutch East Indies has submitted his submission. The text notes a leadership change and mentions attempts to establish a new institutional direction for methods and education in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achin
Achiny
Sumatra
Dutch East Indies
Two Anti-Trust Bills Move Through House
Washington notes two anti trust measures drafted by Attorney General Knox were introduced in the House by Representative Jenkins. The first amends the Sherman act to ban rebates in interstate commerce with a 5000 dollar fine and U S circuit court jurisdiction. the second creates a bi partisan antitrust commission with unspecified size and pay. Jenkins says the bills reflect the president and attorney general views on trusts and will have his support, while noting a constitutional amendment remains his preferred long term solution.
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Washington
Jan
Knox
House
Jenkins
Judiciary Committee
Hoar
Littlefield
Stonethen
Circuit Courts
United States
Interstate Comimerce Commission
Jéenidhs
Weneredt
Roosevelt
Phali
Pittsburg Depot Robbery Reported in Kay County
A Pittsburg Oklahoma depot robbery led to thieves taking money from a safe and drawer. The incident occurred around early January as a tight operator at the Missouri Bank depot was involved and authorities pursued two masked men. Warren Crosby & Co advertised a ten weeks sale on fine Moexionn en work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kay
F. W. Sheetar
Missouri Banke
Oda Hila
Warren M. Crosby & Co
Reaches Seat of Trouble in Hemorrhoid Cure Advice
Fragmented report discusses cautions against external hemorrhoid cures and emphasizes medical guidance. Mentions anatomy, blood flow, and the importance of avoiding unsafe remedies while noting dubious claims and general treatment principles.
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Traud
Viel Kid
Congress
Sy.s
Raegankt
Fitwell Shoe
Topeka Club
Dirrcorm
Leroy
N. Janekero
Omipans
Elite
Iis Hullo
Mnk Delomapet
Fate University
New York
Jate
Porrigun
Dingtig
Creamery Association
J. P. Bmorgen & Co
Pitsburg
Carnegie
Tie Walush Wats
Todiy
King’s
Kite Victor Empiel i Ues
Peitert
Chyting Délewatiany
Milerendenes
Victor Imunuel Tt
Tanite
Saunas
Abe Tereamon
Ochiltree
Jon T
Virginia May
Slater
Thomas B
Parsons
Mr. Barker
Hace
Barker
Judge Barker
Tituewiics
Wichh
Eiderence
Congrésiainn
W. Mulvane
Monkey
B. Cane
FS Bean
Geo W. Pindlay
Thema
DT. Kelly
G. Mendenhall
Fédern Jobn
Qatar
Staten
Marsuchry
United
Diew Het Aresey
Lean
George W. Pindlay
Con— Iuior
Ahiscoges
Seater Burton
Teeke
Wood Vane
Burton
Care
Abilene
Buston
State Treasury
Congressman Teeder
Harker
Theis Golven
Critell
Senaing
Browh
P( Honnell
George MN
Holbenberk
Albert Sarbaot
Gri i
Mw Lineton
J Batts
A. B. Williame
J. En
F. A. Evright
George
Backer
F Stubbe de
Mendetnvalt
Ees
Renee
John Ish
It Scharmerit
SaaSatair
J.ur Kara
Ata
H. Wyckker
Orne Wi
Ike Jonnset
Alvin Tae
de Aes
Sohn
HH. Ball
Mead
John Podonce
DI Lockwood
Uhe
Curtin
Epraker
Jones of
Norton
Stanley
Jowalia
Cutti
Stinney
Lemg
Tye
Dougherty
Harvey
Bevington
Jewell
Jones At
Tengo
Jones
Hayden
Nemahse
Linw Ab
Acc
Curt
Peterson
Thuschow
Fitzpatrick
Morehouse
Pestana
Milder
Chines
Jonen
Gurve
Hallenbeck
Dottey
Sime
Pollock
Harriden
Peinein
Betts
Grittin
Stavely
Wilson
Hannell
Surbach
Lin
Willis
Shawne
Brownanies
Kiuntion
Burke Fritchinson
Williams
Meade and Watkites
Calderhead
Fultah
Ward
Morrow
Pralle
Peck
Kine
Kirthing
McKee
Marsbail
Murdock
Kowerock
Henley
Jorum
Mendental
Buster
Stitt
Cubbsein
White
Contad
Wubksckuhler
Milnes
Dertkherry
Linton
Treen
Kramer
Hayden, Mead
Crocker-Tuckerani
Francis
Johnatan
Supreme Bench
Darit Horwe
Johnatan Giomen
Calderhear
Joel
Gol
Calderheart
Duane Ae Clerk
Eysporia
Neuse
Hollins
Georgy & Tucker
Greenwood
Hoch
H. Luling
Harry Tretclin
Fatter Son
Cler
Miearance Department
Krowd
Jefferson
Madison
Myers
Chicago & Alton
Yale
Rock Island
Gunvic
Rusk
Tsabella
Okahoma
Choctaw Company
The
Choctaw Northern
Rock Taland
Leavenworth, Wan
Mather Graf
Jess
London
Hensiiged
Nis Xeceot
Iran and Steet Institute
Sinduat
General Knox
Anuke
Jour
Henerkary
Atta
Uni Wommina
Asie Peesne
Galina
George Davis
Henry Audesom
Cen Ten Kankis
Peranbt le Curd
Materia Medica
Temoramid Deus Co
Marshall
Mich
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