Trouble in the Troop Topeka Mounted Org reorganizes after resignations
In Topeka the City Troop faces upheaval due to Lieutenant Zeller and discord over drilling standards for the horse show. A Friday meeting resolved to disband the old organization and elect new officers led by A. M. Tenant as president and Hugh Lawler as treasurer, with several new members admitted.
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Topeka City
TL. Zeller
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Zeller
A. M. Tenant
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F. E R. Foster
B .F Yount
Hugh Lawler
Untitled medical claim text fragment
A garbled medicinal note describes a supposed remedy called Fayce stating it is the only safe and infallible poison that cures worst cases thoroughly. It mentions throat symptoms and systemic illness with exaggerated claims.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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Sermons by Dr Graves in Topeka Churches
Dr Graves of New York City national evangelist preached at North Topeka Baptist Church on Sunday morning on The God of Jesus. In the evening at 6 45 he spoke to the Young People's Society at First Baptist Church on Consecration to Christ in the Home and urged Christians to pray for his new book That Railroad Man as he prepares to leave for California tomorrow.
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Tereka
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Walked From Frisco To Saginaw On Foot
Miss Marc Schmidt aged 15 traveled from San Francisco to Saginaw Michigan on foot, covering about 4700 miles. A San Francisco social club wagered she could not reach Regina by August 1, with a monthslong journey to March 25 in San Francisco and a long trek en route.
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Debate on Imperialism at Ottawa Chautauqua
J P Dolliver and Champ Clark speak at Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly on Tuesday July 17. Santa Fe runs special trains to Ottawa for attendees. Topeka service departs at 7:30 arrives 19:15. Returning trains leave Ottawa 4:40 p m. round trip fare noted.
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Champ Clark
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Chautauqus Assembly
Santa Fe
Topeka
Special Train to Ottawa offers round trip fare
Special train to Ottawa on July 17 via Santa Fe Route costs 1.59 for the round trip. Train leaves Topeka at 7 20 am and returns from Ottawa at 4 40 pm. Ticket details and schedule appear amid other notices and notices to readers.
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Clark
Social events fill a lively week in town
A montage of guest lists and parties unfolds across the city week, led by Aira of New York hosting a Thursday card party with Felicity Card club members and friends. Misa Elizabeth Gavitt hosts a Thursday afternoon gathering with notable attendees from Pasadena and Warsaw, while Miss Brent is celebrated at a Saturday afternoon event. Miss Exith Guibor hosts a formal Inwood Club soirée for Miss Mary Brent, with lanterns, dancing, and a flower-decorated dining room. The week also notes numerous visits, travels, and small social outings among local residents and relatives.
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Kansas City
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Loutee Wood
Laura Smith
Hazel Nelson
Topeka News Roundup: Local Events and Notices
A brisk Topeka datebook reports court pauses, road work, and street repairs. Community notes include patrolman recovery, attendance at Bundert event, and the Oswal Sunday gathering. Visitors from Hutchinson and Leavenworth are noted, with civic updates on watermelons, transit, and theater plans.
Lot of cowards and battles with regiments
Charles B. Ramsey attacks Donald MacGregor of the Thirteenth U. S. infantry, defending the Twentieth Kansan and Funston by recalling defeats in Manila. He accuses the Thirteenth of cowardice, recounting a retreat near Dagupan and desertions, arguing such talk comes from a regiment with little bravery.
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Dean
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Kansas senatorial race sparks divided press view
Citizens in Kansas seek information on the senatorial campaign as newspapers align with their favored candidates. Reporters from multiple papers present contrasting takes, reflecting a split in coverage and interpretation of progress.
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Kansas
Railway fare hike sparks Santa Fe route talk in Assembly debate
Vague OCR text notes July 17 events on the Santa Fe route with a $1.50 fare and mentions listeners to a debate between Deuild ver and Clark about railroad policy. Credits or exact locations are unclear.
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