Carrie Nation to Speak at United Brethren Church in Topeka
Mrs Nation arrives at 6 40 with plans to address Topeka on Sunday evening at the United Brethren Church. Temperance workers plan no reception and a sermon will be delivered by Rev Copeland. The event follows a fraught outreach by temperance advocates amid a tense city scene.
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United Brethren Church
Topeka
Fier
Sven
Carrie Nie
Kaye Ty
Mrs. Mallon
Tontka
Alba
Moulay
Abe
United Brathten
Quincy
Borthren
Ottawa
Boral
Coplenits
The
Thin City
P Brey
Ae Union
Distriet Union
Feretianeraee
Nation
Topeka Gazette Highlights and Local Notices
A dense Topeka State Journal page fragment lists London letters, law changes, sporting notes, and social items. It mentions Topeka High graduates, a fire at Alma Depot, interviews, theatrical news, and reactions to Mrs Nation's visit, with brief society, business, and legislative items interleaved.
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Pace
Jacob Stoller
Ravens City
Topeka
London
Sporting News
Kansas News
Ballrold Fore
Taft Commission
Shawnee County
Sean
Bome Sows
Borth Topeka Mowe
Alma
Doug Chang
Ada ‘Dan
Washington
Topeka Society
Henrietta Cromman
The
Trust
Queen Victoria
Mark Twain
Murray Hall
Sumor
Nation and Temperance Movement Debate at Kansas Avenue Meeting
The account describes Mrs Nation and temperance leaders debating tactics and outcomes. James Troutman denounces Mrs Nation as indefensible and warns of property damages linked to prohibition acts. The piece notes unrest among temperance workers, sparse public official action, and calls for lawful measures amid aroused anti alcohol sentiment.
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James Troutman
Kingnan
Nation
F. D. Cohen
Notable Kansas editor and politician Mr Stotler dies
Jacob Stotler, veteran Kansas journalist and twice Speaker of the Kansas House, died in St Joseph’s hospital Emporia after two weeks of illness. He led Perry Republican and edited Emporia News, later serving in state charity boards and as postmaster at Jim. He and lifelong colleague Mr Miller arrived in Kansas together in 1857, shaping regional journalism.
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Kansas City
Jacob Stoller
Kansan
The
Peru
Okla
Hepublical
St. Joseph's Hospital
William F. Stotter
Murdock
Baltor
Bee
Tauny
Kansae
Emparks
Statler
Leavenworth
Quivdare
Per. Stoller
Hansds
Jacob Stotler
Cumberland
Jung
Tosether Brotier
Pitinb
Kengae News 21
Imperia
Bil Storer
Welliigton
Kan
Aod
Sumter County Pres
Ionas
Ise
Stele Board
P. MacLennan
State
Jourtel
bin Sariy
Stetier
Sith
Ier Emmporia News
Togeth
Abner Butts
Karens Ar. Stet Muyr Tect” Emporia J. March ‘Sl
Emkae Arusctoeks
Old” Crown
Stotler
Stinguinha Nayine Joo
Volun
Jima
Soler
Wilson's Creek
Jake" Stotler
Old Bo Miller
Kansas
Explorer Sir Martin Conway to quit field work
New York Jan 2 Sir Martin Conway the explorer said last night that his forthcoming South American expeditions would mark the close of his career as an explorer. He plans to focus on scientific discoveries and may organize one expedition instead of traveling widely while retaining interest in scientific inquiries.
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New York
Jas
Martin Conway
Vemione
Fifth Avenue
Satd
Martin
Reseseek
Tos
South America
Venezuela
Colombia
Brazil
Bolivia
Ecuador
Pere
Argentine
South Americas
Wevk-East
Maomarwese
Etn
Uetten
Sarang
Jer
Bert
Halla
Osborne Helier
HarGie
Ivan Li
Coust
Nave
Thuy
Publiayet
Awerien
Fe Uy
Anting Gat Ork
Wil
Three Book Bills Ride In As Kansas Textbook Fight Intensifies
The legislature faces three introduced textbook bills targeting state book uniformity. Senator Codding seeks to end exchanges and cut costs, while Cub bison aims to repeal the book commission. Leidy favors retention with district option, creating a split over the law. Committees plan to amend toward a unified approach, with teachers and publishers watching closely. Kansas residents have supported the current law for saving money and avoiding harms to education.
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Actiout
Senate
House
Codding
Cubbison
School Book Commission
Book Trust
Leidy
Committee On Education
School Teachers’ Association
Commission
Apc
Nei Ead
Kansas
Hays County visit outlines costly fort Hays plan
Members of the Ways and Means Committee returned from a tour of state institutions and Fort Hays, weighing proposals for an agricultural experiment station, a normal school, and a public park on the reservation. They warned the project could cost about 100000 dollars yearly to maintain and noted the existing buildings would need major rebuilding. They also reported prairie dog villages on the reservation and laughed off talks of a census of the dug town.
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Ways and Means
Hays City
Howe
Theriso
Fort Hays
J. 3. Temington
Miami
Thors
Joog Yarly
Kansas
I Gould
Registering Out of Town Voters Bill Introduced
A proposed bill to ease voting for residents away from home is to be introduced. Senator McMilan presents a plan to allow registration from a distance for travelers and railroad workers, enabling timely registration for those unable to reach their home.
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McMilan
Ubeginle
Hill
Voting procedure and hurdles under new bill discussed
The article notes proposed steps for casting ballots with judges handling seals and precinct routing. Voters would submit an affidavit with the ballot, asserting no prior vote and legal entitlement. Officials indicate the plan resembles a simple process but may be hard to close registers. The bill targets railroad workers, traveling laborers, contractors on rail lines, and state employees as the most affected groups.
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Valioada
Bold Chicken Thieves Push Minot to Break Point
Disjointed report describes Minot residents growing desperate as poultry thefts surge. Mentions Kansas City, Abdine, Remington, and a push to set a penitentiary offsite, with fear of further enlargements and more trials.
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Chtel Va Praieras
Kansas City
Abdine
Remington
Allmnees
Woruth- Wada
Dave
Gom
Landlords Push Cubbison Law On Tenant Ejection
The senate judiciary committee has received about one hundred letters from Snedford urging favor for the Cubbison law on landlords and tenants. It allows eviction within thirty days of rent default and adds delays for tenant protests, with a minimum of one month before removal from the property.
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Judiciary Committee
Senate
Snedford
Ie Bit
Tre
Three Children Cremated After Bed Fire In City Suburb
Kansas City news reports fire destroyed a suburban home and cremated three children aged 8. Edith 18, and two others died in their beds while parents and older child escaped. Authorities say the victims were suffocated and their bodies burned beyond recognition.
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Kansas City
Ro McCarty
Edith
Detesus
Bose Grd
Fastire
Maine
Emperor William Meets Crown Prince at English Port Visit
Emperor William left Cowes on the Alberta to view Portsmouth harbor and meet Crown Prince Frederick William who had traveled from Potsdam. At Portsmouth dockyard they greeted each other and spent an hour inspecting the yard before returning to the royal yacht.
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William
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Alberta
Puremouth
Frederick William
Potsdam
England
Tie Town
Tricity Pier
Connaught
Experor
Goriares
Waltine
Benperer Weukers
Pal
Osborne
Ted
Willian
Portsmouth Dock Yard
Two More Regiments Inspect Southern Islands
Manila June 1946 Major Maus from the Surgeons department Captain Ahret chief of forestry bureau and Captain Horton aboard the Alava to inspect southern islands and select sites for leper and penal colonies. The Thirty third and Thirty fourth regiments ordered to Mantla from the Vigengion ahead of Pepin to United States Twenty regiment.
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Manila
Maus
Ahret
Forestry Bureau
Horton
Quarse
Alava
Ielands
Mantla
Pepin
United States
Vigan
Sumter For Manila Beattie Bids Opened At Quartermaster
Beattie Washington January bid offers for three talibion fret of tamber to Manila were opened today at the quartermaster's office. Tacoma Mill Company Union Lumber Company of Tacoma Lewis & Crane of Seattle Stetson & Powell Mill Company Kerry Company D Brichvos & Co of Tacoma West Side Lumber Company Tacoma Lumber Company of Tacoma.
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Sumter
Manila
Beattie
Wash
Quartermaster’s
Washington
Amie
Tacoma Mill Company
Union Lurober Company
Tacums
Lewis & Grane
Sweattin
Stetem & Poet Mill Company
Kerry A
Gfie D. Brichvos & Oo
Tacoma
West Side
Don
Famine in Black Can't Nest Demand Por Mourning Goods In England
A scarce supply of mourning goods in England amid famine pressures causes shortages and rising prices. Consumers and retailers report delays and limited availability affecting funeral attire and related items. Government and trade bodies monitor art and consumer markets for relief measures.
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England
All Business Upset at Cowes Funeral Telegraph Office Race
London report on chaotic business conditions after Queen Victoria's death. Correspondents note affected shipments, clothing and furnishing trades, and telegraph office strain. Merchants foresee disruption to London fashion suppliers while American firms eye opportunities. insurers record rising claims and mourning delays.
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Lize
Seltzer
Mrs. Nation
Temperance
Will
Santa Fe
Topeka State Journal
Nowra
Ben
Kansas Avenue
Marcus
Wichits
MR. Stotler
Kansas Pioneer
Kansas House of Representatives
Perry Republican
Ree Oreste i
Ana Roland
Jock
Yiehmasi
Thomas Belton
el Dorado
Bea Stoe
HL. Woods
Wellington
Masy Satie Ste Derapher
Pen
Ole
Mied Advie
Biles
Vera Stotler
Porta
Witliam
Dendeen
Alex
Ravenet Leen
Church of
Emporia
Kas
Mr. Stotter
Stotter
Albi
Perry
Emporis
de. L
Jacobs
de. Jacobs
Hibbard
Biotler
Facod Brotler
Explorer Conway
Busineza
Lares
Chingy
Termvenu
York
Chicago
Boston
Philadel
Cincinnati
Cotes
Tanlent
Mum
Sobems
Thip
Portsmouth
Abele
Aika
Wark Woke
Huntieh Win Keth
Ameri Jenn
Toons
Dresden
Otter
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