Congressman Scott Foresees Seat In Congress
Washington dispatch reports Representative Charles F. Scott discusses his perceived attraction to a congressional seat, noting increased interest in public service and the duty of leadership. He reflects on past service in Kansas and emphasizes the significance of engaging with representatives from all states to influence national policy and industrial progress.
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Buried Head Guess Sparks Capitol Gossip and Banter
An account of guessing the identity of a dead president features whispers about Washington figures Benton and Cast and Benjamin Franklin. It notes Speaker Ganson and Calderhead, Carterfield, and Congress’s pension committee as topics of intrigue while detailing daily routines in Washington and a cafe visit by political rivals.
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Washington
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Auditorium Prep Underway For Midwinter Exposition
Beginning Monday workers under Manager Brigham prepare the auditorium for Kansas Midwinter exposition. Decorators plan elaborate stage and front decorations while the poultry show occupancy earlier last winter is cited as proof of the building’s readiness. Ticket sales and advance reservations face a tight deadline as 15,000 seats are set for the event with vaudeville loans opening January 25.
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Alderman Brennen Sentenced to Year in Prison
Chicago January 1 John J Brennen alderman sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for complicity in a machine fraud scheme. He is to work to buy his own clothes while serving the sentence. He is among 158 inmates including both white and colored men in the broom apartment ward.
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John J. Brennen
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Topeka Society Notes Include Bishops Visit and Engagement Gossip
Mrs Clark Harmon entertained the Fillmore Street Whist Club with substitutes from Kansas City and local members. The piece also covers church visitors, debuts, engagement chatter, and a parade of parties and social gatherings across Topeka, naming many local women, their guests, and upcoming events.
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Derr Norton
Kansas City
Augustus Zahner
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William T. Crosby
Jobe
Shakespeare and art club notices in Topeka scene
Topeka residents plan Shakespeare discussions and stage activities with Mrs. Urquhart Lee organizing in Leavenworth. Cast lists include Mrs. Chamberlain and Mrs. Balding for Macbeth. Multiple clubs meet weekly, including The Art Club, Shakespeare Club, Ceramic Art Club, Twentieth Century Club, Tourist Club, and Clio Club, with hostesses and addresses noted. January events feature readings, recitations, and music. several meetings set for January 15 through 22 at specified Topeka locales.
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Civil Service Examination Dates and Post Conditions
Dates announced for civil service exams at the Topeka postoffice building. Listings include hydrographic, physician, engineer, topographic draftsman, cadet in revenue cutter service, rural delivery draftsman, and Indian service positions with salaries ranging from 500 to 1800 dollars per year. Examinations span January to March with special inducements for professional leave and rapid appointment potential.
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Revekah Officers Installed for Coming Year
Revekah Officers, Naomi Rebekah todee No. 95 installed the following officers for the coming year Noble Grand Mrs. Mary Caters, Financial Secretary Mrs. Cronen, Recording Secretary Mrs. EJ Pasinons, Treasurer Mrs. Charlessens. Installation conducted by Mrs. M. Conwell.
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Topeka Lodge Install Officers for Incoming Year
At the council meeting of the Topeka chapter of the Sons and Daughters of Justice officers were installed for the coming year. Vice president Breargent, secretary Mrs A A Chase, treasurer Fred Lister, conductress Barbara Wintels, guard James Eoveretta, sentinel William Stallernes among others were named.
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Spinners Syndicate Reports Normandy Output Decline
The president of the Ormandy Spinners syndicate cables Lancashire federation that 46 percent of Normandy spindlers are idle one day per week and this will continue through March end.
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Play Was a Success at Topekahich School
The Topekahich senior class staged Box of Monkeys to a large audience with strong performances. Edward Ralston portrayed Dlerra gold mine owner, Tinkham Veale played Chauncey Oglethorpe, Helen Cartridge appeared as Mrs. Ondega-Jones, Arline Deltrich was Lady Guinevere Trand poore, and Ethel Cloud played Sierra Bengaline.
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Roosevelt's Old Hat Returns to Grand Island Veterans
In Grand Island Nebraska last summer President Roosevelt wore a slowch hat that impressed veterans at the old soldiers home. After Judge Norris urged him to obtain the corrected hat for the home, Roosevelt found the hat and gave it to Norris to send to Grand Island with his compliments to the veterans.
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Fires ruin Norman theater block in Calgary loss $250,000
Telegrams report multiple fire incidents and political notes from January 16. A theater in Calgary burned an entire block causing $250,000 in damage. no other details provided. Other items include a New York governor calling a special election for February 23, a lynching in South Carolina, MacArthur assuming command in San Francisco, and pension bills in Congress.
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Marshall Sentenced to Six Years in State Prison
Marshall was sentenced to six years in state prison. The Town tank had been referenced in court records and related proceedings.
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Five Firemen Hurt in Multi Building Blaze
Five firemen were injured as three buildings, all five stories tall, burned. The ten story Dunn building at the triangle apex was saved. The article also notes a social program and remarks on Parliament and a civil service oath, with references to Ottawa and the White House.
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Btruck to Enforce Contract at McClean County Mine
All of the 100 mainers at the McClean county coal mine in Bloomington plan to enforce contracts today. They accuse the company of refusing to pay them on the first of the month as specified in their agreements.
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Ruth Brown Thompson Dies In Pasadena At Seven
Ruth Brown Thompson daughter of John Brown died at her Pasadena home on Friday aged seven. Also noted in Pasadena obituary: Josiah Hoopes, renowned botanist and writer on horticulture, died today aged twelve.
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