Topeka Social Roundup Shows Busy Weekends
In Topeka the social season continues with Mrs W A Johnston hosting an informal greeting for federation presidents at her home on Topeka avenue. About 18 presidents attended and discussed forming a rules study club. Other gatherings featured dances, games, and visits, including Misses Louise Cortina, Lucy Wright, Virginia Mead, and many local families at various homes. A summer social calendar includes college banquets, musical evenings, and neighborhood visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Johnston
Federated
Wlitn
I Tooska Avenue
Thal
Nema
Mira Jotnston
Virginian
Mead
Mabel Cuthbert
Fithmore Street
Mies Louise Cortina
Parblo
Lucy Wright
Lawrence
Mises Louise Allison
Grice Fret
Ethel Morton
Miia
Isabel Smith
Kathieis Lord
Isabel Lord
Alice Willard
Louise Colting
Puetl Sole
Topeka
Siases
Virginia Mead
K. R Forbes
City
M. Drennan
Roadside
Til
Mra W. Nevill
Tyler
Kansas City
W. By
Johnston
Oscar D. Wolf
Lo Har- Finon
Walter J. Veale
Arke
Lexington
Caroma Big Washi College
Ruth Hayden
Mabel Knowles
Kimpeene
Sonbeam
Elisabeth Holliday
I. Holligny
Akeve
EL. Hindman
Sabertstning
Chicasy
A. Ao Eejiman
Bethnan
Ard
Saatt
Pitt
Silentien
Bse
Soma
Galveston
Satiesin
Cannem
Hospital
Pany T
Omg
Crawford
Jackson Bull
Ide Grimt
van Buren
Ellatt
Nellie Mello
Grimes
Lester
Louise
Cora
Jessie Bartell
Harold Robinson
Richard Shakeshaft
Stasi
Family in Pest House After Smallpox Exposure
City physician moved John Killingharse's wife and four children to pest house on St John Street and Western Arenus North Topeka. The family contracted smallpox after Killingharse, who worked for M Heery, became ill weeks ago and did not seek medical help or report the disease to authorities. The infant and others show exposure within the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Killingharse
Friday
Pest
Ety
Arma
Protect the Parks Guards to Enforce Park Ordinances
The city pledges to protect the parks from vandalism and misuse. Officers will arrest anyone blocking or damaging park facilities and deter cattle in streets near park areas. Officials commit to strict enforcement of park ordinances to preserve public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jmers
Hes
Iis
Produ
Aryone
Ungon and Return $465 via Santa Fe Houta Account
A late June note indicates 465 dollars moved via the Santa Fe account to G Goad for returning on June 3 as part of a Kansas Jubilee tickets transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G- Goad
Police officer Healey celebrated drunken spree at station
Former officer Don Healey, visibly intoxicated, roamed Kansas Avenue and later burst into Chief Stahl's office at the police station claiming a promotion and snatching money. He defended drinking, threatened a teller, and disparaged Chief Stahl while displaying a gun as a prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shay
Don Healey
Stahl
George Lemisy
Dlavataeel
Topeka Looks to Appoint City Physician Judge Judd Named
The council will appoint a city physician at the next meeting. Dr. Judd will replace Dr. Howe who has served during the recent epidemic. Judd arrived in Topeka about four years ago and is a medical college graduate with a notable record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton
Port Alte
Port Allegheny Glass Works
Gray
Aitkin
Paker
Aos
Snyder
Topeks
Bev Monroe Streets
Gran Ana
Mies Mary Duan
Chicago
Young Women's Christian Association
Topeka
Dungae
W. A. Work
Washburn Actiiny
Maria Germany
Pridsy
Dickinson
Joan Wikersom
A Allen
Supreme Court
George Parish
Pariah
Parish
Allen County
Allen
Juda
E. Judd
City de Saeaten
Judd
As S Howe Fboom
Medical College
Hetyes
Room for Improvement. Ian MacLaren on Revision of Presbyterian Creed
June 1 Gordon notes Rev John Watson, alias Ian MacLaren, in the American Assembly proposing a revision of the creed. He says the effort is an intellectual curiosity yet a reduction in size and a deception of love. Entertainment at Reform School features Bugler Weston Comedy Company with songs, dances, and blackface acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian MacLaren
Gondon
John Watson
Atlantic
United States
Reform School
Bugler
Weston Comedy Company
Vauderifie
Edby
Ain
Clyie Hutt
Harry Park
Lady Lu
Gordon Crow
Trin Shattinger
Fine
Paulae Marshall
Grand Track Railway offers ten day pass to Pan American Exposition
Under certain conditions Ahowe 4 ciop over of ten days at Niagara allo w r Buffalo to enable holders of tickets to pattern destinations to visit the Pan- American Exposition. Full information may be obtained from city passenger and ticket agent, n Clark street, Chi cago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Buffalo
Clark Street
Chicago
US envoy informs Venezuela of Loomis support
In Washington dispatches United States Charge d Affaires W Russell states the US unreservedly endorses Minister Loomis actions on the Farious questions with instruct ions already carried to Caracas. The terse message notes government acceptance of the course outlined by Loomis in the Venezuela dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington
W. Russell
United States
Caraces
Venezuela
Loomis
Asad Journey: Body of Daughter to Arrive for Burial
HL Wetherell to escort the body of his daughter from Sok orage Spri ST, arriving in Topeka by Santa Fe Saturday, June at 4:00 pm. The coffin will bear the tittle on Ve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosamond Horton
Junu
Sue Horton
Gope
Pridmy
Cope
Mre
Marshall
Denver
George W
Kansas
Topea
Mia
Frank Merriam
Anta Herbst
Kansee
Fran
Taor
Bullene
Hobinson
Robin Friday
Chicago
HL Wetherell
Weiner
Wren
Sokorage Spri ST
Topeka
Keen Speculation In New York On Northern Pacific Entry
Rumors swirl in New York as the Northern Pacific entry under a commercial treaty is debated. Wall Street names surface without confirmation while Hartman syndicate officials delay decisions and offer no clear announcements. Senior associates distance themselves from charges related to involved properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ttew
Pacifa Eree
Ty Ne Rivat
Ferketa
Wall Sereet
Hartman Syndicate
Amociaied
Harrien
Toperans at El Paso and local business changes
Rev L Blakesley leads in book and stationery business in El Paso. Mr J F Drake relocates from Chicago to El Paso aiding regional development. Baum presides city council and advances surgical practice. local doctors expand mining and peak industry connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Blakesley
Weil
J. F Drake
Paso
Texas
Drake
Chicago
Tw State
Disorderly House Raid Reported on Karnete Avenue
Officers Carpenter Traft and Hing raided a disorderly house on Karnete Avenue at 29 a.m. They took Jennie Kline and Mamie Miore to the station, with Miore held on $5 bond. Jonas Masning of Boeton was mentioned in relation to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offiers
Carpenter
Eerie
Jenniie Kline
Telow
Fourth Street
Karnete Avenue
Mamie Miore
Buch
Jennie
Eline
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William
Sells United
Arenic
Magnificent Street
Savannah News
Salle & Gray
Montgomery Advertiser
Salls & Grayformances
Lariste Colleder
Birmingham Age-Herald
Sells & Gray
Nashville American
E. J. Sells and
J. L. Gray
Eddy’s
Premier Acrobats
Marvelous Eddy
Earl Sisters
Miss Edna
Tybells
The
Elks’ Party
Steinberg
Elisabeth White
Mize Ie Brockway
Otti
Ce ‘Thuraddy
Ti West Sixth Avenue
Bt Joe
B. Case
Abliene
Merkars Clay School
Br. J. D. Countermine
Petoskey
Mich
State Tax Commisseion
Cae Sae
Clay ‘School
Waa
T. McFerland
Washburn
Tompeka
Monroe
Horneta
Vinewgod
J. D. Tucker
Eureka Hank
Bankers’ Convention
John Collins
Penitentiary Printing Office
To & Eee
Biss
Elle Michsel
White City
L. G. Mesa
Catcher Mehl
Exymportu
Hage City
Saya
Bas Soo
Dellaaee
Lariseboo
Cole Haw
Hughes
Pest House
Pat
Healey
Mr. Healey
Quincy Street
Jalier Ho D. Smith
Neers
Pan-am
Expo
Viellers
Vandalia-Pennsylvania-Iris
St Louie
Ealing Pabvennere
Bultateea Ak
Bultateea Ak A Saiing Jat Chesbrowen A. GP Agt BE Lottie
J. Foley
S P
Kansas Chey
Wade
Aan
Burroughs
Hogeboom
Beauty
al Cay
Reno. F
Stephens
Ite
Colored Industrial
Bela Penterday
Stephens Hall
Or Ps P.vatperesi
At Stephens
T Clark
Sonn Scala Larimer
Stone
ED. McKeever
J. Ot Wright
Loomis Indorsed
Asad
Toperans
EL Paso
Gm Femiitus
Baum
Gtr Niet Teas
Ime Ie
Pre & Beth
Gentinta
Jonas Masning
Boeton
For
North Topeka
Pins Fecttal
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