New Ordinances Fight Prohibitive Huckster Fees
City council debates license reductions for peddlers and raises bonds for an improvement project. Weber pushes to collect delinquent revenues as residents protest Second Street Benefit District plans. A large Kanes City real estate move accompanies the Topeka session, with Armour Pack manager W D Mites purchasing a farm north of town and selling Chicago property for cash.
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Weber
Colindimam ‘Weber
Righ Licensor
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Weber Fing
Mela
Clay Caelanit
Stevie
J. Lynch
Munrats
Tig Fe Ain Duala
Keenere
Watkn
Aftalrn
Judes Deeres Buren
Jude DG Pricer
Fillemre
W Avenue
Kanes City
W. D. Mites
Armour Pack
John 8 Knox
Topeka Daily Notes Mixed Local News Highlights
Topeka items report visits by Hutchinson residents and state officials, hotel crowd notes, a flood relief drive, civil service shifts, and upcoming civic events. Mentions include J. W. Going heading to Chicago, W. S. Fulton returning from Alva, and Emancipation Day plans as Topeka weather warms.
Causes of Hay Fever in Early Medical Writings
A historical note explains hay fever symptoms such as watery eyes, runny nose, and head congestion. It mentions pollen as a cause, notes seasonal severity in August, and highlights early preventive treatments like Hyamet and air purification strategies, with eyeing relief from avoiding aged air. emphasizes starting prevention weeks before peak pollen.
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Peltier
Aimet
Hyamet
Etme
Adirondacks
Aminn
Giseame
Wright of Lyon a potential governor candidate in Kansas
Gossip centers on Senator L. K. Wright of Emporia as a possible governor candidate while Governor Bailey is favored to succeed. Newspapers praise Wright’s ability and character, noting his strong Republican support and debates on which ticket he would run, with calls for Lyon county backing his nomination.
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Topeka Grocers
Topeka
Kansas City
Grange
Overbrook
Barber Board
Bailey
State Board of Medical Registration
Gray East Gray
Garden City
A. W. Martin
Pestana
D. M. Miller
EJ. Wittame
Exchange Bank of Stockton
Kansas
New York College
Himsell
Lee R. Wright
Emporia
Gazette
Wright
Lee
Roosevelt
Lew Wright
Karras
Lee Wright
Lyon County
Ottawa Republic
Lyon
L. K. Wright
Republic
Hoe
Theresa H
Ant Lyon
Amese
Dutty
Senator Recognized Leader Amid Senate Controversy
An excerpt praises a legislator for prompt service and a strong record. It notes he is respected in and beyond his county, with a commendable legislative career and leadership among the senate, despite opposition in other sessions.
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Peat
Senate
Rioting Flares as Negroes Beaten and Chased
In New York near West Sixty second Street and Amsterdam Avenue a race riot injures several Black men after a clash with white assailants. Police arrest one. bricks are thrown from rooftops as crowds disperse, with further violence reported against Negroes in the aftermath.
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New York
West Sixty-second Street
Amsterdam Avenue Sundiay
Harrington
Thachers Proposition to Rebuild Melan Arch Bridge
Edwin Thacher of Keepers Thacher proposes a new span to finish the Melan arch bridge at Kansas avenue. He offers to make the plans and provide the concrete, with royalties reduced and the current structure repaired, pending a written proposal for streets and walks committee review. Also noted are post office openings and a travel feature on Trenton Falls NY.
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Melim
Edwin Thacher
Keepers &Thacher
Thacher
Topeka
Callao Chasing Pirates Near Canton
Information from the Orient reports the U S gunboat Cattao pursuing pirates who seized a Chinese crew member of the Callao. The pirates demanded a ransom of 3000 dollars and threatened the prisoner. The Callao engaged the outlaws near Canton as soldiers prepare to terminate the band.
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San Francisco
Orient
United States
Cattao
Canton
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