Kans City saloon closures and protest over enforcement
Kansas City saloons ordered closed on Sundays by the Morrill state police commission as saloon keepers face $50 fines for license violations. A list shows about 45 operators affected, with many to be fined or shut down. broader coverage includes penalties and enforcement across towns, plus notes on reformers and political figures.
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Morrill
Kansas City
Polices
J. J. Flannery
Kansas
Jack Phillips
Charles Blunk
Minnesota
P. FH. Kearney
Rae
R Rolly
Central
Juba Bull
John McGinley
Thelfth
Miami
Fred Harbert
B. W Stepford
Osage
F. Gable
W. Hasna
Brooks claims after Santa Fe wreck sparks alive wife dispute
A Santa Fe wreck at Monument Colorado triggers a big damage claim by foreman Brooks for his wife’s death, but a letter from Sue Brooke of Holden Missouri claiming Brooks has no lawful wife unsettles the case, prompting the claim department to rethink settlement. Local notes report misc events and gossip across Topeka, with several mentions of civic matters and community updates.
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Monument
Colorado
Ters Brooks
Foulks
Sue Brooke
Holden
Brooks
Brooks Peace
The Patriotic Picnic at Garfield Park
Lincoln circle No 1 sponsors a patriotic picnic for old soldiers school children and workers at Garfield park Tuesday afternoon July 30 from 4 to 10 pm Grounds free Gormieys band 8 by O C Hill J G Waters chairman Bring baskets or buy lunch at lunch stand Mas J G Woon Felten Races July 59 and August island 2d Special trains via Rock Island Route Topeka 10 30 am depart 8 37 pm arrive one fare 89 cents round trip Free-for-all and 2 17 races at Hol Lyon draw interest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Park
Lincoln Circle No. 1
Gormiey
O.C. Hill
J. G. Waters
Iluach
J. G. Woon
Felten
Rock Island
Topeka
Mra Sam
Joslin
Topeka Avenue
Mia Joslin
Presbyterian Church
Beck Island
Holton
Firing at Dr Hogebooms House Sparks Night Alarm
Prowlers fired a bullet into Dr Hogeboom’s home at Sixth and Taylor around 11 p.m. The shot pierced a west window and lodged in a wall after the dog next door reportedly provoked the attack. Nearby, a burglar tried to enter 925 Topeka Avenue, but fled when seen. Police, including Chief Wilkerson and Captain Gardiner, tracked the suspect to midnight without capture. Additional attempts to breach nearby homes were thwarted by alert residents.
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Dr. Hogeboom
Sixth
Taylor Atresta
Martin
T. Lewis
The
Santa Fe
Opeka Avenue
Wilkerson
Gardiner
Mr. Kennedy
Shanganunga
Topeka Avenue
New German Lutheran Church Dedicated at Monroe and Fourth
The Evangelical German Lutheran church at Fourth and Monroe Streets was dedicated yesterday in the presence of 200 to 300 worshippers. The framed building, seating about 300, cost 3000 dollars, is paid for and includes an auditorium and school room. Rev. 3 Mueller serves as pastor and the dedicatory sermon was delivered in German by Mr Kliphardt at 10 30 AM.
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Nev
Kliphardt
United States
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Police Raid Targets Disorderly House on Kansas Avenue
Last night Chief Wilkerson, Sergeant Donovan, and four patrolmen raided the disorderly house at 20 Kansas Avenue. Operated by W. E. Mateson of North Topeka, the property was described as the town’s most notorious such venue aside from one other likely to be raided soon. Officers found occupants including H. S. Smead, May Ed wards, Ed Barley, May Hawes, A. Young, Elia Clark, E. Boyd, and Mrs. Jeffrey. all were released on bond and face court on Wednesday morning.
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Dsorderly
Kansas Avenue
Wilkerson
Donovan
W. E. Mateson
North Topeka
Hs, Smead
May Edwards
Ed Barley
May Hawes
A Young
Elia Clark
E Boyd
Mrs. Jeffrey
Kansas Irrigators Call State Meeting in Garden City
The Kansas Irrigation association issues the official call for its third annual convention to convene September 24 and 25 in Garden City. Chairman Jnc. E Frost and secretary H Y Hinckley expect a large turnout during fair week with irrigation results exhibited. Also notes the death of Mrs Sam Joslin from cancer with funeral scheduled Tuesday at 2:30 p m.
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Popenoe
America
Mayor Fellows
New York
Bison
Dover Township
Charles M. Sheldon
Burlingame
John E. Frost
Topeka
Halstead
James Phillips
Colored Society
Garden City
Atchison
J. &. Coyne
A. K. Tipton
Republican Central Committee
Topeka Township
State Bike Meet
T. B. Jennings
W. L. Byers
North Topeka
Atchison Globe
Holy Topeka
Foley
Roberts
Santa Fe
Bell
Carrollton Wella
Spoonera
Marie Wainwright
Bennett Bros
Sheriff Burdge
Galveston
State Teachers’ Association
Ramsey
Missouri
Republican County Central Committee
Charles 8 Elliott
C. D. Watson
George W. Crane
Elliott
Crane
Jnc
E Frost
H. Y. Hinckley
Kansas Irrigation Association
Kansas
Fragmented OCR food list from Boston bakery ad
A garbled OCR fragment lists menu items or product names associated with Boston, mentioning items like bread and baked goods. The text reads as a collage of food terms and place references without clear context or full sentences.
Ladies Day Special Round Trip Fare Notice
On Tuesday July 30 there will be ix Ladies Day with one fare for the round trip Laodiea admitted free to all parts of the grounds provided.
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Wington County
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Wichita
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Rirkpatrick
Naval Academy
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Third
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Kirkpatrick
Chanes
Erie Republican Record
Jef Hudson
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West Point
Curtis Orwell
Independence
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Denton
Kay
State House
Dosiphan County
Turnvereins
Denton Turnverein
Doniphan County
Wyandotte Saloons
John Wilkerson
Knnis
Dr. Dougherty
Leavenworth
State Journal
Serviss
Kauans City
State School Fund
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Mira
Ene
J. W. Ripley
Jackson St
Hol
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Anew Church
Garden Pte
Furman
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East 7Th St
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Boston Next
Bell Tel
Whittier
Vegatable
Boston
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