Ex-Senator Brice Denies High Bill in Needlework Suit
Former Ohio senator Brice responds to a suit by Maury W. Paxton, a needleworker, to recover 3423.50 for embroidering Brice monograms. He argues the owed amount is far lower, claims agreed price was different, and notes a settlement offer rejected by Paxton.
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Maury W. Paxton
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Rice
Dre Paxton
Cheers Signal a Strike at Amétean Iron Works
Five hundred iron workers quit at Amétean Iron Works over a 10 percent wage cut. The strike began after cheers at the gates, with all workers walking out except a few, threatening a broader plant shutdown if demands are not met. Officials expect the dispute to affect the entire operation and possibly lower wages across the plant.
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Wagi
Dines & Laughup
Amétean Iron Works Uy Guy
Mort
Printing Co. Seeks Suburban Submissions Before 10
Local item notes Printing Co at 25 Heh Seavenbe urging submissions before 10 o'clock. Sioux City reports meeting of ALWA. Hpworth league to hold semiannual officer elections. Various residents travel, retirements noted, and social events listed. A child died, funeral held, and trees prompt concern over maintenance costs. Santa Fe excursion tickets to Nashville advertised.
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Wil Ball Printing Co
Seavenbe
Alior Rudy
Sproat
Sioux City
Alwa
Hpworth League
Aa Weil
Coleman
George
Denver
Mex . C. Nicholson
le Sots
Kan
W.H. Austin
Kansas City
North Side
Toul Nystrom
Cuuwa
A. Floren
Mise Tie
BuEke
Ate
John Nystrom
Jackeon Wheety
St. Joseph
Fairyland Scene at Dudley Festival Prompts Public Anger
Fragmentary notes describe a Fairyland event with Meats and PilGen themes, a glowing Summer Nights Dream subtopic, and calls for a public display at an exposition. Instructions mention locked doors and stunts, with performers and organizers blamed for unsafe, unsatisfactory execution.
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Dudley & Josixn
Searles Wins Acquittal Over Senate Probe of Sugar Trust
Washington June 1 Judge Bradley rules the senate inquiry into the sugar trust overstepped its remit. John F Searles is acquitted after testimony showed no sugar trust contributions to national campaigns or influence on senate elections. The jury returned not guilty as defense motion was sustained and related reporters postponed.
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Washington
John F. Searles
Star Trust
Bradley
Senate Committee
Searles
Sigar Trust
United States
Asco West Third
Uhe Sugar Trust
United States Senate
Sugar Trust
Jude Bradley
Just the Thing for the Married Sister
A brief note discusses a gift idea and references a previous item worn by a young woman. The exchange names Slater and Har lem Lite and mentions a baby and a keepsake worn for months. The tone resembles a casual domestic request within a family circle.
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Sarria
Slater
Harlem
Typothesia Stranger and the New York City Work Question
A fragment from New York Weekly reports a curious exchange about city work rules. A woman claims to have driven thirty five miles without striking her head, saying she did it with a hammer and a span amid talk of overwork and cruelty to children.
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New York
Social events in Topeka and vicinity amuse society
Recent Topeka society notes record Miss Bessie West hosting the Palmer Gilson bridal party with yellow and white decor and a glass bowl centerpiece. Guests included Miss Bessie Gilson, Miss Dora Furman, Miss Florence Greer, and several gentlemen. Bethany College elocution pupils performed, diplomas awarded to Jessica Winifred Smith and Nelle Lincoln, and Certifies to Lucretia Grosvenor, Anna Harrison, Nora Lbar Abee, Luella Whipple McBurney, and Juliet Nickerson. Class day exercises were postponed due to Miss Isabel Thompson’s illness. A large Bethany reception for graduates and pupils is planned tonight. STIBENCHMENE exercises begin tomorrow.
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Bessie West
Palmer-Gilson
Bessie Gilson
Dora Furman
Miorence Greer
David Palmer
Clad Hamilton
Wil Alexander
Ralph Peterson
Gikeyn
Trousseau
Leni M. Easton
Bethany
Jessica Winifred Smith
Nelle Lincoln
Lucretia Grosvenor
Anna Harrison
Nore Lbar- Abee
Mia
Luella Whipple McBurney
Jaulty Nickerson
Isabel Thompson
T Bethany
Reine
Birthday Party for Miss Bessie Holyole Ten Years Old
Miss Bessie Holyole entertained friends on Monday afternoon to celebrate her tenth birthday. A large group attended the card party with many ladies serving as hosts and helpers, including Miss Dollie Bastin and Miss Sallie Beck.
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Bessie Holyole
Aldus Maud van Jicutwn
Nesia
Blissus Eva Hailey
Gertrude Hankin
Margaret Garvey
Zela ‘Puttle
Margaret Jetmore
Ethel Kingistey
Oxsle Show
Guenn Goddark
Flowsie Obatier
Betsie Lagxeratrom
Ethel Botterfield
Margaret Bet
Dollie Bastin
Sallie Beck
Misa Lida Macferran
Mitses May
Ad Lianle da Vis
Mikes Anni Hagar
Social Notes From Guthrie and Nearby Towns
Personal and social news lists visits and travel across Guthrie O T and surrounding areas. Names include Miss Flora Bunker, Miss Nannie Hopkins, Miss Elizabeth Sampson, Miss Annie Payne, Mrs W L Smith, Mr Nat Black, Miss Myra Ferkuson, Mrs C F Brady, Mrs Warren Crosby, and many local residents visiting kin in Kansas City, California, New York, Illinois, and Ontario.
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Helen Green
Guthrie
O. T
Atury Whitton
Ethel Short
Mmiss Toncretus
Elizabeth Sampson
Lockport
Annie Payne
California
D Payne
Fulton
Kansas City
Nat Black
Chicago
Santa Fe
Myra Ferkcuson
Pueblo
A. T
Eliis
Goo. W. Egerton
Congo River
Attics
Topeka
Mer
Warren M. Crosby
Jozephine Hilty
Enterprise
Miles Virgilige Mulvane
C.F. Brady
AL Warren
St. Hudson
Cams
Ditsy
Lottie Raven
Los Angeles
Misa Jeasip
Tda
Luin Walt
Newton
Hain Tevet
Yiles Lottie Snyder
E. T. Snyder
Ottawa
Minnie French
J.B. Larimer
Michigan
Harmon Ryes
Weemworth Military Academy
Oral Ryder
Quebec
Tu Maxey
Abilene
BT. Lewis
W. J. Radcliffe
Anne Chine
Osage City
Alten
Rilisabeth Gregory
West Side
Reading Circle
Potwin
I. G. Tammer
Hawks
North Ben
Irs
Hi. Cowan
Misa Hoya
Mixs J. Boyd
Mise
Irene Baye
J. Kearnes
Eus ‘McLauchlin
W. McLauchlin
C. McCahan
Horeton
Me. Knieht
John Cowan
Konees Chy
Bopler
Strauss Knicht
Why Home Made Dresses Fall Short of Professionals
A Tribune article assesses why home made gowns look less chic than professionally made outfits. It cites lack of finish and allowance for material, plus technical know how, pattern use, and trimming decisions as key gaps. The piece contrasts amateur and professional dressmaking, noting amateurs skimp on fabric while designers use exacting standards.
Parlor Fountains Live On Compact Hot Air Motors
European homes increasingly use small hot air engines to run water fountains in parlor cabinets or under stands. Engines range from one-sixtieth to one-fifth horsepower, priced from nine dollars to one hundred, with smooth motion and no steam, easing pump work in tower stands and keeping rooms wetted with a continuous water jet. To keep tablecloths clean, some housekeepers place glasses on tiny plates for bread and butter as a simple aid. A new term for lettuce sandwiches with watercress, called Nebuchadnemar sandwiches, reflects Scriptural influence and flavor.
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Germany
M. Heinnkci
Beinrich
In Pink Shirt Parody by Bailey Aide in Congress
A posturing speech lampoons Bailey and eastern fashion by a Medicine Lodge Democrat, arguing against strictly Western dress norms. The speaker mocks sockless status and praises bicycle wear while joking about pink shirts and collars as symbols of urban influence.
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Jefferson
Cérvan
Bailey
Mr. Simpson
Prat
Jerry
Medicine Lodge
Halley
Harvard Victors' Day Prank Douses Statue in Crimson
Cambridge June 1 Students celebrate a Princeton win by painting the John Harvard statue in deep crimson after raiding Memorial Hall bell and causing a clock tower bell to ring loudly. Freshmen and sophomores from Farrand and Boston locals join the spree, while Yale game score 7-4 is cited. faculty vow to ban such demonstrations.
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Annual Meeting of German Baptists Frederick Md
The GB and O Ht Htch sell round trip tickets from all lines west of the Ohio river for all trains June 3 and 4 inclusive with return passage until June. Rate from Chicago is 17.25 and correspondingly low from other points. Tickets on sale at coupon stations in the West and Northwest. B and Co operates a double daily express from Chicago to Frederick with through Pullman Sleeping Cars and notable scenery. For further details contact B N Austin G P B A Grand Central Station Chicago. Shirts and cuffs cleaned by Peerless Steam Laundry. Drowsiness relieved by Beecham's.
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Northwest
Fred
B. N. Austin
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Grand Central Station
Til
Waldo road race results stir Topeka and Kansas City
The Waldo park road race in Waldo Park yesterday saw J Wenover Werateh win in 27 29 with John Fosse of Kansas City second in 37 25 and J G Keppel of Kansas City third. J E Wehller of St Louis placed fourth with 27 57 after handicap adjustments. Topeka entrants fared poorly though five finished with notable times and handicaps. Bucklen's Arnica Salve ad ends the item.
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Fanaas City
Stint
Waldo Park
J. Wenover Werateh
John Fosse
Kansas City
J. G. Keppel
Kanga City
Add
J.E. Wehller
St. Louis
J. H. White
Market Report From Chicago Wheat and Commodities
Chicago market report shows wheat opening weak with July futures easing amid frost worries and Northwest receipts around 1,097 cars. Corn and oats drift with frost rumors and local arrivals light. provisions steady to lower on hogs and pork. Prices fluctuated, with wheat closing mixed and cattle and lambs following subdued trends in a volatile session.
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Northwest
Ives
Strom
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Tmarket
GTR Witt
Dyconta
Market Gossip From Tope: Grain Prices and Stocks
Grain markets and stock notes from Chicago, Topeka, and New York. Wheat futures steady to higher on light buying, corn firmer on demand, soybeans and oats mixed. Regional wheat and corn markets report supplies, prices per bushel, and near term outlook with weather expectations.
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Eikers Idrail
Fe West Sixth Ave
Sunee
Chicago
Ealen
Moe
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