Lake Loses Liquor Permit in Probate Court Battle
The Lake liquor permit was revoked by Probate Judge Moyen after a lengthy case begun in probate court by Chief of Police Motorinm. Lake will appeal, aiming for the supreme court. Prosecution cited John Hellman purchasing liquor at Lake's store and not signing a blank teat. Defense sought to impeach Hellman, but judges allowed further testimony.
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Lake
Drugetat
Niquor
Moyen
Supreme Court
Police
Motorinm
Hayden
A. L. Redden
McCollim
John Hellman
Mayden
Hellman
Tead
Lon Townsend
Haven
Rylaehen
Ca Cpio
Wedded in Old Age Court Case Provokes Laughter
In Hinckburn Magistrates Court an elderly man named Wieldine sought marriage to a 26 year old servant after three days of cohabitation. The quarrel over a rat poison raid led to a fall and a maintenance order of one pound weekly was issued amid the audience’s amusement reported by the State Journal.
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Lomton
Jun
Hinckburn
Wieldine
Fielding
Janet Yin
Whistling Jane
Feada the
State Journal
To Sell A Cow Money for Blanch Boles Plan Ad
General Hugh Cameron visited Topeka and left an ad for publication in the State Journal. The note describes a meeting of Topeka residents praising John Fiten oy and urging vigilance to keep spirit of watchfulness alive, expressing belief in its importance.
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Blanch Boles
Hugh Cameron
Topeka
State Journal
Five Topeka Lion Cubs Born in Sella & Downs Circus
In Topeka, five lion cubs, 45 hours old, were born to a circus lioness owned by Sella & Downs. The cubs, valued at $1,000 each in a year, are kept in a sealed, straw-filled barn at 713 Quincy Street with constant heat and two shifts of keepers. Access to the animals is tightly controlled, and the mother and cubs are seldom seen by the public or even handlers.
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Topeka
Sella & Downs Crom
William Sella
Mr. Soils
Cube
Sella & Downs Circus
Mr. Sells
Sailor
Mr. Kerns
Kerns
Jane
Citizens urged to support Blanch Boise in prison case
A local meeting urged citizens, especially White Ribboners, to back Blanch Boise who is jailed, proposing fundraising such as selling a Jersey cow gifted by the Kansas Hermit. A committee was formed to handle bids received by mail to Jail Topeka Kansas and aid the imprisoned sister.
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Blanch Boies
Mell
Blanch Boise 15
Jersey
Kansas
Camp Hen Harrison
Franch Boise
United States Mail
Topeka
Pyramid Pile Cure Featured as Pain Free Remedy
A reader endorses the Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless, affordable alternative to surgical piles treatment. The letter from H. K. Hicks of Calhoun, Ga, lauds relief and urges others to try the pyramids, noting 50 cent packages sold by druggists and a free informational book from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall, Michigan.
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Atlanta Journal of
H. K. Hicks
Calhoun
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Mich
Social whirl fills weekend with society guests and clubs
Society notices detail Mrs Mabel Wood inviting Miss Josephine Dunning of Bedford town to a Saturday reception hosted by Mrs Frank Patterson. Guests include Mrs C C Baker and the Felicity Whist club with Mrs C S Foote, Mrs Topp of New York City, Mrs Henry Keeler and sisters Mrs Eugene Hagan and Mrs Frank Thomas. Several locals and visitors travel to Lawrence Denver Brooklyn Atchison Topeka and Po rwin for events and visits.
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Mabel Wood
Josephine Dunning
Bedford
Town
Frank Patterson
C. C. Baker
Felicity Whist Club
C. 5. Foote
Topp
New York City
Henry Keeler
Atchison
EH. A. Herbst
Eugene Hagan
Frank Thomas
William Cockins
Lawrence
Eph Kepley
Fort Scott
Otis Hungate
Mary Bradford
Denver
Colorado Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. S. Lindsay
McKenney
Brooklyn
New
Mepie Hill
Mire
Daniel J. Small
Albert T
Rela
Marisa
M. A
Bey
Reid
New York
Boston
Jennie Piles
Eile
Charles Mesupper
Misa Marjorie Gintock
Wheeler
Misa Tessie Heyden
Kansas
Bennett J. Wheeler Iolly
Nelle Beedy Potwin
Leslie Carter
du Barry
Robert Pierce
Suner
Will
Miss Warfield
Abilene
Samuel Larimer
Kan
Tasrrence
George Larimore
Oklahoma
Tooka
Blanche Wilson
William Connors
Home Missionary Society of the First
M. E. Church
Crow
Seventh Street West
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lowman Hill Chapel
Frank Edson
Memphis
Tennessee
Charles McCabe
Ralph Kcock
Mex
Babcock
Hopsilon Kappa Society
Carolyn Maxwell
May Reddick
St. Marys
Charlies Allen Mills
Miss Red
Suit Follows Bite Booiery Youth Sued for Damages
Philadelphia dated Jan 26 Miss Bridget McGinty sues Wister Morris Jr and his dog Towser for damages after falling and being bitten near Morris’s Spruce Street home on November 18. Morris, employed in United Gas Improvement company, denies liability and says the dog behaved well as he chased an organ grinder.
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Philadelphia
Bridget McGinty
Wister Morris, Jr
Quaker City
Spruce Street
Towser
Bell
Boundself
Morris
United Gas Improvement Company
Crusade Against Candy Throwing at French Baptisms
Paris physicians launch a crusade against the custom of showering crowds of children with candy at baptisms. They argue the candies pick up dust and mucus, becoming potential disease carriers, especially for consumption.
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Paris
France
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Current Literature Club
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Eleanor Thompson
Belle ‘Hollingshead
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George Darel
Fred Davia
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Bernard Ley
George Hood
A. J. Stout
Abraham Hammatt
Erastus H. Crosby
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Augustine Zab
Stonea
Copeland
Arthur
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Tyler
W. J. Black
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St. Louis
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