Taxation Facts Show Bailey Tax Hike Protests Across Counties
Governor Bailey faces a taxation dispute amid claims by opponents that higher county taxes result from state actions. The State Board of Equalization, led by State Treasurer Kelly, increased valuations in several counties to raise revenue while railroads faced lighter assessments. Critics say the legislature wasted funds and Bailey bears responsibility for rising taxes despite lower county rates in some areas.
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Bailey
Senate
Baley
Bod KL
Louse Conference
Batley
Kelly
Ee Railway
Gste
Thy
Uttar
Ele Ley
Osiwatemis Asylum
Alam
Riley
Poole
Wottawntomte
Pottwalgian
Ani
Haynie Bale
Beilava
Stubbs
Leland
House
Ice Gorge Forms On Delaware River Near Port Jervis
A massive ice gorge 90 feet high has formed on the Delaware River below Port Jervis New York with the jimmow reaching two fills above town. Water has submerged parts of lower Port Jervis while 28 to 30 feet have fallen on others. River water diverts into a new channel across a Jeramy shore farm three miles downstream. Families move to higher ground as floodwaters rise. At Tristates the Navesink joins Delaware and backs toward the Navesink threatening a new suspension bridge. Erie bridges are being weighted to prevent damage. No ice crust this large since 1875.
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Port Jervis
iMand
Jeraty
Tristates
Navesink
Delaware
Erie
Stomach Vacation Tale From a Health Ad Page
A long fragment recounts individuals traveling to Macon, Kansas City, and Canada, noting names like Carl Sedan and Roger Todd, house moves, a new furniture install at station A, and a church pastor resignation. It weaves local notices, deaths, and social updates with an aside promoting Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets.
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Walter Feese
Jackson County
Mtr
W. Steele
George Lessing
Harrison Street
Holwan Street
Finch Club
Mies Pearl Irvin
Lowman Hill
Roger ‘Todd
Hiness
Kansis City
Roscos Spears
Eglinwood
Kansas
J. K Withers
Miriam
Withers
Anthony
Kan
Carl McGrew
Alta Vista
Imtmerson McGrew
Ferber
George L. Miler
Winfield Avenue
van Kiriken
Miller
Quincy Street
McShereon, Kiln
Kay. FT. Purvis
Central Avenue
Ble-Levy
Mek
Reynolds
Srx
Caipnall
Mra
George Camp
Stes. C
Hoyt
Mish Stowell
Arni- Beuart
Ettichias
Eimer Olisiger
Halim
David
Jesus
Stuart
Simmich
Dyopepsia
Names of residents listed for warrants cancellation in North Topeka relief
The document lists numerous individuals and addresses in North Topeka connected to the relief committee. It notes warrants contained in accounts and potential cancellations, with several residents including Curtis street and Monroe street addresses, and a secretary, BOLMAR, involved in the Commercial Club Relief Committee.
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Pebraney
Bender
Curtis Street
Railroad
North Topeka
Byers
Hyeum
Mfonroe
Topples
Dover
Nott
Jackson Street
Care Sirs
Sondon
Hodges
Lucinda
Topeka Avenue
Toneka
Aoa Lewin
Teter
Oaert
Mary
Colared
Jefferson Street
Nage Marchannet
Mra Ia
Laurent Street
Tovehe
Putlurwan
Mra
Fonelen
Lizzie Quinter Heights
Ciation
Topuka
Ewn Its
Tiny
Nethmere Boad
Trucks Avene
North Tope
Hell Brewer
L. HH
Smith
J.C
Quincy Street
North ‘Fen
B_BOLMAR
Commercial Clu Subrelief
Wooley to Be Reappointed as Mint Ambassador Nominee
Washington says Smith Wooley, previously named ambassador of the Boise City Mint but failed confirmation in the extra session, will be renominated. An investigation referenced in the charges followed by recent developments.
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Wooley
Washington
Jane—Tile
Smith Wooley
Boise City
Idaho
Congress
Painner
Cement for Panama canal may come from Kansas
A Kansas banker and oil capitalists say Kansas cement from Lola lime rock could supply the Panama canal project. The engineer in charge reportedly chose Kansas cement over Portland and international cements after testing all options. Independence plans to build cement plants as work nears. Prof G P Grimsley of Washburn credits Tulalee rock for Kansas wealth.
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Kansas
Panama Canal
A. C. Stich
Independence
Rae
Minneapolis, Minn
Theola
Icansax
America
England
Belgium
Germany
United States
Indian Territory
G. P. Grimsley
Washburn College
Grimsley
Chicago Loses Gas Price Regulation Case
In a United States district court ruling, Judge Tudge Grossoup sided with Chicago in the 75 kent gas crises, stating the city lacked delegated authority to regulate gas prices. The decision followed a pass bought by D. O. Mills, stockholder in Peoples Gas and Northwestern Coal and Coke, preventing the city from raising gas prices. Both Injune Ona were granted.
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Chicago
Tudge
United States District Court
Kent
Pass
D. O. Mills
Peoples Gas
Aid Cokeny
Frank G. Jones
Northwestern Coal and Coke Company
Suffering in North Topeka as city aids cold victims
Reports detail Mrs. Thorpe and volunteers distributing bedding and coal to destitute families in North Topeka. Destitution spans multiple households including the Jackson family at Fifth and Lake with scarlet fever, and a widow at Lime Street. several others lack fuel and bedding. The cold weather worsens conditions for the poor, many left without repairs after floods.
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Thorpe
Tiatron
Abe
Lem
Hale
Mark
Tee
Jackson
Fifth and
Lake Streets
Banner School
Kithe
Lime Street
Chile
Rutherford
Tennisseetown
Oime
North Topeka
Fire in the Garrick Theater Causes Panic
A small fire in the Garrick theater on the first floor of the Schiller building stirred notable alarm in Chicago today. No people were inside the theater and tenants reacted with nerves following recent disasters and Saturday temple panic, but risk was quickly mitigated.
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Chicago
Garrick Theater
Schiller
Trequois
Masonic Temple
Quincey Adame Sawyer Wins at Crawford Theater
The Crawford hosts a Saturday performance of Quincey Adame Sawyer a New England life drama adapted from a Charles F Videin novel The audience in Topeka praised the simple telling while some critics felt the book weaker The piece diverges from York State Folks Way Down East and The Old Homestead Whinnd S led the cast in Pickings from Puck and the State Journal notes readers.
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Quincey Adame Sawyer
New England
Crawford
Charles F. Videin
Topeka
York State
Self steering torpedo plot pulls in lord and inventor
In a smoky intrigue, Patrick O Hara negotiates a massive £200,000 deal with French and English powers for a self steering torpedo. Dick St Aubyn uncovers a duplicitous scheme as O Hara toggles between favors and fortunes at 25 Barkley Street and beyond.
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Lord Pennyfeathier
Patrick’ O'hara
Information Bureau of
the Admiralty
Dick St. Aubyn
Barkley Street
Mr. St. Aubur
Lord Pennyfeather
St. Aubyn
France
St Aubyn
Paris
Admiralty Office
Dick New
England
Berkley Street
Hansum
Tnlf
Cyril Mardarre
Deal
Aes
Filleen
Patrick O'Hara
Connent
Lord Pounyfeather
Sin
O'Hara
Ouly
Patrick O'Fare
St. Anbury
St. Aubye
Galea
Patrick
San Orm
Pennyteattiot
Saffy
St Aubyy
Leitch
Dick Swort
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal barns burn in Indianapolis
The barns of the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company at Mclean Place burned today in a blaze that caused an estimated loss of 110000 dollars. The fire drew quick response from local fire crews and raised questions about the building's safety and insurance coverage.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Traction An’ Terminal Company
Mclean Place
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