Wooly West of Topeka in toopka Tonight gag plan
A Topeka hotel drama dispute centers on a gag naming Wooly West of Topeka in a stage scene. Phelps, manager of a New York company, seeks to fix lines while local officials argue over residence and potential modifications for audience acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooly West
Topeka
Wilson West
Irving Doy- Titte
Thriop
Otis Uta
Dowlttie
Terattie
Stralger
Phelps
New York
Madison Square Garden
Gowen
Helen Sauvething
Kan
New Fork
Wooly Don
Aod
Topieka
Mr Hoyt
Wichita
Tenver
Mr. Douilttie
Hoyt
Boodle Charges Rock United Mine Workers Convention
Pittsburg January 10 bitter wrangle over credentials committee at the United Mine Workers convention resumes with anti administration charges of graft and unduly influencing votes. President Ratchford Acting President Mitchell and Secretary-Treasurer Pearce deny the charges as the Ohio locals and others threaten to withhold until a full investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
Ratchford
Mitchell
Pearce
Chatrian Keenan
Committee On Credentials
Ohio Sevten
Sandidsten
Ohloans
Oltskiers
Soatiers
Patrick Dolan
Patridn
Pennsylvanie
Lst
Candi
Glennfield
Credentials report details delegates at convention
The credentials committee report shows 627 delegates apportioned among states and territories with numbers for Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, Arkansas, Kansas, Michigan, West Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Iowa. A committee of investigation was elected to audit the books before reconvening after a recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Uilnots
Ohio
Indiana St
Andina Territory
Arkensas
Kansas
Michigan
West Virginia
Pennessee
Kentucky
Iowa
Washington anxious as Manila situation viewed by administration
Washington reports state the administration sees the Manila events as serious but not alarming. President urges patience and friendly conduct to avoid clashes with natives while General Miller is instructed to grant reasonable demands. Officials link belligerence to delays in ratifying the treaty of peace and expect sovereignty transfer to the United States once resolved. Cabinet discussion also touches Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Washington
Belle
United States
Miller
Peach
Philippines
Cuba
John R. McLean Sick In Washington
The Times Star special from Washington reports jet F H MacLeod of the Cincinnati Enquirer is dangerously ill at his Fifteenth Street home. He suffers a persistent cough and related stomach and digestive distress. Doctors and nurses remain constantly at his side as the illness is said to be aggravated by prior conditions and recent troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Ohlo Sald
Wwe Wus
Pmeces
Mvor
Act
Mitchell
Hewan
Ryan
Hilnels
Delana
Tntorman Gee
Edward McKay
Columbus
Ciectmati
Times-Star
Washington
Ays
Jet FH
MacLeod
Ower
The
Cincin+vati Enquirer
Fifteenth Street
Cake Walk Up to Date at Crawford Opera House
A cake walk charity event will be held at the Crawford theater Thursday evening with Topeka performers competing for prizes of 10 dollars, 5 dollars, and a cake. Judges include John McManus and others, promising fair prize distribution. Admission costs 50, 35, 25, and 15 cents, and the participants will parade on Kansas avenue at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Opera House
Crawford Theater
Topeka
John McManus
Chariie Hottiday
Fred Shaw
Frank Sim
John Waters
J. Z. Myers
Kansas Avenue
First Golf Match Opens In Topeka At Fair Grounds
Topeka sees its first golf game at the fair grounds yesterday afternoon as Miss OConnor of San Francisco, visiting Colonel Rossington, joins Miss Bertha Chapman and Miss Grace Chapman of Chicago. Indy Pityer of the Pacific coast plays with local players Terrence Ewart David Lukin and Ed Kellam, marking a potential start for the sport in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Fair Ground
Miss O'Connor
San Francisco
W. H. Rossington
Indy Pityer
Pacific Coast
Camny
Bertha Chapman
Iss Grace Chapman
Chicago
Terrence Ewart
David Lukin
Ed. Kellam
Woman from Grand Rapids Commits Suicide in San Francisco
Mrs. Chases McQuenan, recently arrived from Grand Michigan with husband a cat business man, was found dead in her Renton hotel room in San Francisco on January 1. Her father was a judge named Miner, a Utah figure, and the piece notes assorted random references to Herman Cohen and creditors in a fragmented federal matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
San Francisco
Chases McQuenan
Renton Hotel
Hom
McQuenan
Grand Mich
Je Dudge
Utah
Herman Cohen
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka Officials Question Gallatin Trip Over Hidden Money
Under Sheriff W H Williams denies being at Gallatin with Sheriff Cool and Chief Strauss. He remains faith in Chad Stowell’s confession and says he has not revealed where he traveled. Stowell embroiled in interviews about the Leet robbery and improvised statements to multiple officers and reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatin
W. H. Williams
Topeka
Sheri Cool
Chief Strauss
Chad Stowell
Tam
Jesse James
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Willams
Williams
Dor
Julley
Topeka Carpenters Start on Four Month Costa Rica Trip
A group of Topeka carpenters led by George Lescher W F Bond and J White left for Costa Rica last night to work on a stamp mill and houses on mining property. They expect to be away at least four months with Zitscher in charge of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Costa Rica
George Lescher
W. F. Bond
J. White
Flo, Papenoe
Zitscher
Mutasim Elected King of Sa maa Succeeding Malictoa
A Washington dispatch reports Mutasim has been elected king of Samaa to succeed Malictoa. The election was held without trade, with Tamasese a rival backed by a sizable following. The result is viewed favorably by the Washington, German, and British governments, and consuls expect actions aligned with the Berlin treaty signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington
Mutasim
Samaa
Malictoa
Tamasese
Qifiet
Matania
Tewa
Tre
Apis
St Paul Sighted East of Fire Island in Atlantic
New York Jan 14 at 2 29 p m the American line steamer St Paul was sighted east of Fire Island at 2 29 p m. Mr and Mrs Walter T Noble are the parents of a son Walter T Jr who will bear the name in the family records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Line
St Paul
Fire Island
Walter T. Noble
Walter T., Jr
The New Lawmakers Elected and House Organized
The opening session elected Chas. Lobdell temporary secretary and chose Osborn for chair. Osborn received 91 votes to Falfenitz 2, with remarks denoting party tensions and a wave of war rhetoric from Fairchild. Rules of 1897 adopted as the operating framework. party nominations for chief clerk and other offices advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet Page
Chas. Lobiell
Brooke
Sb Osborn
Saling
Ceibang’ Ay. Bur
St Cowley Nomee
Einzman
Osborn
Falfenitd
Seaton
McKeever
Fairchild
Osborne
Gregory
Osage
A-Bright
M. M. Benefiel
Montgomery
Pairchild
Wlak
Jaquins
Cowie Beneflel
Chas, Lobdell
Od Pairchild
J. A Johnson
Johnson
Willets
Wilson
W.a.thompson
Marks
Jefferson
J.M. Dunsmore
Shawnee
Thompson
Dunsmore
Sha
Miles
Resent House
F. & Johnson
C.F. Hostettler
Rey. Allen Buckner
Mra
Libby D. Schaum
Pred Lewis
WE. Pettingill
A. 2
Wood
Kev
Wm. Trelan
L M.wood
Kansas Legislature Pages of Members Listed in Detail
A historical list outlines Senate and House members by district and party, naming numerous individuals such as H. Richter, A. Pultop, and W. Ward, with a long roster including Populists and Republicans across Atchison to Wichita. The document presents the complete membership for the upcoming legislature with district affiliations and party designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
H. WM. Richter
Citone A. Pultop
Sabetha
Andrews
Atchison County
St. C. Bi
Leavenworth
Pear
Kansas
A . Republic Kaloosa
Jorosten
Paola
Popullat
Garnett
W. Fi Ryan
Bousehaller
Calum
I Campbell
Oswego
H. P. Warrelly
Democrat
Chanute
G. H. Lamb
Republican
Yates
H. F. Sheldon
Ottawa
Jet
Ge Sue Peruuist
Meera
Andean
Topeka
A. Stocks
Blue Rap
Waddam
Zionn
Meem
Hepublicals
Manhatstan
George Wanna
Clay
Regis Ada
STC
Reatty
Hepublerh
Florence
Braddock
Madison
J. N. Reser
Salina
Belleville
Seapee
John ” Armstrong
Pnd
Field
Pretin Prairie
Hae
Anthony
Bob Fe Tcter
Teaysed
Isaberl Pritchard
Guy
An Hart
Nation
HOUSE
Oe i
Donphan
Heeney
Atchison
John Seaton
J. B. Wilcox UF
Jefferson
W. A. McCoy
A. E. Scott
Leaven
Bourbon
D. F. Campbell
Itohn Goodno
Crawford—K. Loumis
Crawford
F. B. Wheeler
Jacob Pougle
Ficoneokee
George W. _Whatley
Labette
Geo. W. Gabriel
T. J. Plannelly
Gregory
Osaze
S. Lo Heverling
A. L. Brooke
Butter
J. B. Adams
Rutter
T. P. Gillespie C
Chase
H. G. Snyder
Marion
E. R. Burkholder
Morris
W. R. Bigham
Dickinson
Emil Grosser
W. S. Bradbury
Washington
S. S. Longley R
Republic
F. N. Woodward
Cloud
W. T. Short
R. R. Rees
Saline
S. J. Osborne
McPherson
C Gratton
Harvey
J. A. Welch
W—Sedgwick
W. J. Babb
Ti—Sedewick
J. W. Adams
Sedewick
W. J. Anderson
Sumner
James Lawrence
Cyrus Newman
Harpar
W. F. Coulson
Kiee
C. W. Fairchild
Barber
Rooke
E. EB. Smith
Hills
M. M. Fuller
Rush
M. C. Halett
ap—Pawnea
A. A. Thorp
Edwards
W. N. Brezeley
Kiows
E. M Reeser
Frank Reeder
Sheridan
A. B. Shoemaker
Gore
E. C. Prather
Thomas
R. W. Bowman
Atachins
S. C. Martin
Cheyenne
J. Crosby
Sherman
A. A. Shelley
Logan
H. F. Gelester
Hamilton
H. Paord Ct
Grant
J. N. Bivona
Haket and Gray
J. Harper
Seward and Meade
G. W. Wiley
Roace
Stevens
C. Wright
Senate reconvenes with same committees after session
President Richter reappointed the Senate committees after a dinner reconvening. The list mirrors the special session with additions of Senators Coleman and Kins to the state committee. A larger Rules committee was formed with Lewelling, Householder, Parrelly, Stocks, and Lamb. Private Secretary Henry Allen read Governor Stanley’s message to the legislature at 2:45 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Richter
Coleman
Kins
Lewelling
Householder
Parrelly
Stocks
Lamb
Henry Allen
Stanley
Burdened by a Mountain of Letters for Governor Allen
Secretary Allen faces days of work sorting roughly two hundred newly received letters on his desk. He expects about 10 000 more from Wichita, many seeking appointments and accompanied by lengthy endorsements. Endorsements often exceed names in importance for minor posts, while heads of departments draw fewer but weightier names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Itoo
House Pages Named for Kansas Assembly Session
The house caucus selected pages: Harry Wheatley Alvis Tallinn Chas Avery Biss Bottsford Roy C Roberts Willie Burkholder Carl Osborne Sam Ben eflel and Elmer Link. The father of Elmer Link is measured with the Twenty third Kansas at San Luis de Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Harry Wheatley
Alvis Tallinn
Chas. Avery
Biss Bottsford
Roy C. Roberts
Willie A. Burkholder
Carl 11. Osborne
Sam Beneflel
Elmer Link
Link
m_easured
Kansas
San Luis de Cuba
House Committees Not Named Until Saturday Says Speaker
Speaker S J Osborne told a journalist that he probably would not appoint House committees before Saturday. He said the task is a big job and will take considerable time to arrange satisfactorily, though bills may be introduced in the meantime and committees can act on them once appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
S. J. Osborne
Gay
House
Governor's Message Delivered to Senate in Afternoon
The governor's message was delivered to the senate at 2 27 this afternoon with the full text to be found on the second page of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
No Hope for Dingley in Washington Health Battle
Washington Jan 10 Representative Dingley remains gravely ill with pneumonia. Doctors combat the infection as vitality steadily ebbs, with little hope for recovery. The strain is severe and only intermittent moments bring recognition of loved ones amid critical weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dingley
CUBANS ARE PUZZLED BY NEW EU K CASE
A detailed report from Havana outlines U S military plans to organize Cuban police under various officers including Colonel Moulton and Colonel Evans while General Lawton’s staff weighs authority. Cuban officers discuss status and potential cooperation with American forces. Gomez’s position shifts amid reorganization efforts. Controversies surround Martinez brothers and Sanguily’s influence. Spanish subjects fall under French consular care during the interregnum. Health concerns rise as Doane copes with yellow fever. silver prices surge and money circulation grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EU K. Case
Hae Wee Tribune
Havanbsys
Havana
Washington
Ludlow
Green
Moulton
Savannah
Greene
McCullagh
New York
Gato Department
Evans
South Carolina
Lawton
Martinex
Weyleras
Martinez Brothers
Gomez
Principe
Julio Senzuilly
Sanguily
Spain
Doane
St Louis Tailor Fights Highwayman In Fatal Duel
Jean I Labio a St Louis tailor fought a street battle with a highwayman on Lucas avenue near Ninth street. Labio clad in a diamond stud and carrying money was shot twice, once in the groin and once in the head, and died. The robber fled, police suspect assassination by a foe of Labio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Jean I. Labio
Lahiy
Lucas Avenue
Ninth Street
Tnititad
Table
Lahir
Lablo
Laiblo
Ubeeroana
Lahiv
Winifred Black Trails Frances Babcock in Love Row
Atchison Globe notes Winifred Black women’s column attacks Frances Babcock and claims John Collins lost the world for love. The piece defends Babcock’s honesty and decries Sard on her, with references to Mims Babcock and Collins’ demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Black
New York Journal
John Collins
Francky Babcock
Frances Babcock
Winifred
Mims Babcock
Collins
Miss Babcock
Atchison Globe
Market Report From Chicago Highlights Wheat Volatility
Chicago market report shows wheat opening lower amid thin turnover, with local traders bullish on demand from shrinking Russian shipments and potential American sales. May futures rose briefly on early buying but faded as selling pressure grew, led by weaker nearby prices and mixed cash demand.
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Chicago
Yesters
Amy
Wivirac
America
Seaboard
Selers
Picht
Fess
Liverpool
Blewer prices es pigeons Choshe peayity
The notice fragment notes price or sale terms tied to pigeons and a promotional offer, with unclear details and many garbled words. It mentions a buy one offer and potential price points, but the text is largely unreadable.
Receipts Report From Livestock Market Notes
The page records livestock receipts including sheep and cattle at a Kansas City market. It lists totals for sheep, cows, stockers, and hogs with numbers and markets like Goh and Tex as sources and notes mixed up OCR terms. Strong entities include stock classes, regional markets, and price notation in a compact historical market notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Texas
Orice
Heecelpis
Kanans City Produce Market Wetensile Summary
Kansas City produce market entries show fluctuating receipts from Chicago and Omaha. Notes mention eggs, wheat, and various city references with limited legible figures and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanans
Fas
Liverpool
Wellower
Chicago
Kansas City
Hlictvers
Omaha
Fragmented OCR New York Market Notice and Classified Snippet
A garbled OCR fragment lists market and newspaper items including money market notes, sugar, bread, and cotton market chatter. It mentions rental notices and a few addresses, with references to classified ads and a January publication date. The text remains largely unreadable, but suggests typical 1920s New York newspaper page content.
Proposals for Building Committee Meeting Notice
Roop of Escmiie 0 es The building committee will forty Rha for use Center wen z ae Pane ot wit ar i pare ee aye Umil 2 pm. January ho 1, first bushed in te i Soden January foun, reserves the right to re ason ww. H. WILSON, Committee. Stace Chalten, January ho, 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escmiie
Grnance
H. Wilson
Stace Chalten
Tei Soden
Proposals Open for Sumner School Bids at Northwest Corner
Bids will be received at the office through September for a Sumner school project near the northwest corner of North Street and Western Avenue. Purchasers may submit five dollars as a deposit. Abella? and the board announced the process, inviting bids and noting the terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otriog Board of Amration
EAT
Pegie
Seussment
Sumner School
Pete
Arth Street
Abelaa
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