Day of Flowers Parade Celebrates Topeka Women Day
A Topeka floral parade on Women’s Day featured sixty parade features with carriages floats and automobiles. Women clubs organized displays and led by federation banners, with Miss Nina Roudebush Master Ralph Rohrer and many children in white, pink, and purple, amid sunlit but threatened skies.
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Topwke
Quincy
Kansig Avenue
Topeka
Toby
Rene
Juin
City Federation
Perode
Atomebies
Mra
Wwiliis J. Fuller
Cerne Art
Taudive
Muse Club Survey
City Federation of
Elute Victoria
Mra. A. St. Horton and
Airs
David Todd
Amherst
Massachaenum Nantiiuy Club
Tant
T. Float
Winttry
Rote
West Side Forestrs
Thas
Ghaidenn
Ghaidenn Cla Chariot. Hedorenn
Wilege
Sinters
Hethany
Mille Try Goods Company
Étah Minnhort
Ariannaan
Eee
Ladies of Security
Crab Rivne
Romiania
Rohiaron
Clarence Eheldon
Ant Emery Hughes
Chipuwile Foote
Topeky Whipter
Ariel Mink Hazel Millvarie
Equest
Atlantean Club
An Automobile: Occupants Mex J.C. McCintock
Reile Stoughtenborough
Netracka
Samuel Lenin
Wate Mobile Co
Clement Smith
Automobie
Autosrca
Nosrix’ Automobile
Qusautobile
Commas Club Automotite Bre
Surrey
Heber Kleinhans
Chester Thomas
Pony Brigade
Milssea Cornel Gleed
Charlotte McLain
Alisa Nina Roudebush
Ralph Rohrer
Milas Marjorie Glasgow
Kenneth Roudebush
Berenson Emahuer
Clyde Atwood
Verna Worlty
David Gray
Nautilus Club
Our Aide
Laurens Whittemore
Paul Cowgill
Martha Whittemore
Laur Nolewariger
Lydia Bollind
Dnd Masters
Carl Bowman
Howard Woodbury
Hal Whiting
Nautilus
West Side Forestey Club
West Site Forestry Club
Potwin
Sixth Avenue
Willow Street
West Side Forestry
Parade Cio Club
Cio Club
Mabel Wilbur
Mary Heley Shirer
Louise
Elizabeth Culver
Don Mullvane
David Mulvane
T. W. Harrixon
Guenn Godard
Gertrude Kiichigh
Daisy Monroe
Kate Greenaway
Agua Pura
W. C
T. U
W. C.T. Ou
Isabel Dickinson
Willis Eberjey
Rose “Saker
Mamie Smith
Harry Prescott
John Parks
Ceramic Art Club
Coramic Art Ctu
el RL
Misa Marie Welsh
Aliss Walah
Myers
Mble
Clyde Bonehriuke
Willis Garvey
West Side Reading Club
Chaffeine
T. Welch
A. A. Rogers
John A. Rollers
J. H. Anderson
Mary Rogers
Amr
Ar. Ok
Daughters of the American Revolution
FL W. Hughes
Hughes
Chaffew
Huger
Aira
Nathab M Handy
Miseelle Thompsen
Frazel Mulvans
Cosmos
Cosmos Club
Club
Cor Mos
Mr. L. As Harrison, Chaffeur
Gertrude Harrison
Minn Helen Bartlett
Florence Wilson
Philip Harrison
Ss . K. Club
W.T. K. Club
North Topeka
A. M. Petro
Rutter
W. Ht. Stewart
Drexell
Willis J. Bailey
Kansas
John J. Ingalls
Atchison
Charles Gleed
Charles Robinson
Lawrence
Tean Kaye
Wic Coltie
Dean Kaze
Royal
Tyan
Samuel Lynn
Mia
Samuel Jeman
Mariel
Japanese Victory Reported at Port Arthur and Kinchou
A Chefoo dispatch datelined June 1 describes Japanese forces driving Russian troops from Dany and Kin Chou toward Port Arthur. Russian positions near Hat Chen Chong abandoned. several Cossacks captured and squadrons routed. Reports also claim General Kuropatkin defeated near Bumentai with ongoing skirmishes and Russian losses on multiple fronts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis News
Chefoo
Port Arthur
Dany and
Kin Chou
Gibraltar
Danny
Téllen Wan
Nantnan
London
Tokio
Kurokd
Iutopatkin
Bumentae
Salmataa
Simatsia
Secretary Taft Visits Leavenworth in 1909 Tour
The visit included Governor Allay and M A Low among others. Generals Bell and Feyten welcomed the party at Fort Leavenworth. They toured the federal penitentiary, observed a cavalry parade, and attended luncheon with Kansas City Commercial Club members. Taft departed to Union City with escort from Kansas City committees.
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Leavenwor
Feyten
Commercial Club
Kinses City
General Rails
Taft
Kinsdn
Unit
Mest Today to Elect Delegates to St Louis Gathering
A local convention page announces today’s meeting to select delegates for a St Louis assembly. Organized by community groups, the event aims to nominate representatives for the upcoming national gathering. Delegates will be chosen through ballots and committee discussion.
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Mest
St. Louis
Hearst and Parker Fight for Oklahoma Delegates
Contests rage within the Oklahoma Democratic territorial convention over instruction to the national convention. Hearst faction led by Leslie C. Niblatk in Guthrie argues against instructions, citing Oklahoma statehood and possible backlash with the eastern party wing. Bryan in control in Nebraska and Anadarko, Okla. June 1.
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Anadarko
Oflahoma
Hearst
Agaiast
New Yorker
Leslie C. Niblatk
Guthrie Tender
Instructiona Ts Mate
Oklahoma
Heated Michigan Democratic State Delegation Split Over Instructions
June 1 Detroit reports that a coalition has 80 percent against state delegation instructions and 75 percent anti-Hearst, while Hearst supporters claim six of twelve districts solid for Hearst and possible seven districts with instructions. Grand Rapids leader McKnight says Hearst sympathizers may win fourteen of twenty-four delegates, with two of four alternates. The convention opened with Lauren T. Hemans as temporary chairman.
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Parker
Michigan
J. Detroit
Rich
St Loui
jandHlearet
Lewis Stevenson
Flearst
Willian E McKnicht
Grand Rapids
Stite
Rack
Lauren T. Hemans
Bryan in Contro: Nebraska Democratic Convention Readies
Delegates to the Nebraska Democratic Convention arrived by early trains after district meetings. William Jennings Bryan was not yet in at noon, with Lancaster and other district delegates present. Former Supreme Court Justice Swine announced his vice presidential preference, while W. H. Thompson of Grand Island and other candidates were discussed before the session began.
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Nebraska
Omubi. Neti
Jive T.— Neary
Willem J. Bryan
Ets Crytedy
Lancaster
Supreme Court
Swilivan
Nebrasten Wits
Eile
Bryan
Ermallal
W. H. Thompson
Gratd Island
Gaversir
Onder
J D McCleverty Dead Prominent Kansas Attorney Obituary
Joseph D. McCleverty, a noted Fort Scott lawyer and active Democrat, died at his home in Fort Scott at age 70. He was a former Masonic officer, educated in Hillsdale Michigan, and twice nominated for Kansas Supreme Court Justice by fusionists but not elected. Funeral services were held in Fort Scott with burial in Fort Scott.
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St. Louis
Joseph D. McCleverty
Fort Scott
Kan
BE. G. Cowdery
Fort Reet
Missouri Pacific
Grion Sta
Sen
Core
Hillsdale
Mich
Supreme Coun
Kansas Democrata
McPherson County
Bulleynet
B. J. Galle
McPherson
Meernon
Fort
McFaimi
W. J. Brenbini
McPherron
Republionp
Americans Didn’t Kneel About Pope Appearance
A garbled report recounts a wartime controversy over Americans who refused to kneel during a pope’s appearance. The piece notes harsh reactions and calls for guarantees of kneeling in Vatican rituals, referencing a recent protest by unnamed individuals and the broader public response.
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Romi
Wadieneis
Vatican
Fom Ameri
Nan
Fight Over Ten Hour Day War Expands in Chicago
Chicago confronts a nationwide clash as the Metal Trades Association strikes to oppose a return to the ten hour day. About 16,000 machinists in Chicago may leave work, with 115 shops shut and plans to hire replacements as the union and employers prepare a prolonged fight coordinated by national bodies.
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Chicago
A.ists
Metal Trades’ Association
Machinists’ Union
National Metal ‘Trade’ Association
Svete Lant Hight
Dubrull
Farlow
Ottawa flood relief and transit update across Kansas towns
Severe weather battered Ottawa and surrounding towns with rising flood impacts, delaying water and light service while rail lines gradually reopen. Reports describe washed-out tracks near Chanute and ongoing relays of aid to families from wooded districts west of Ottawa as several communities assess damage and prepare for continued recovery.
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Ottawa
North Ottawa
Atchison, Toka & Santa Fe Railroad
Chanute
Kunean City
Fort
Peculiar Primary Result Hits Home Townships Hard
In Smith county the primaries produced odd results as J M Linton lost his own township yet carried his opponent s home township. Webb McNeal arrived to assess the situation and predicted Linton s renomination defeat amid large Oak township voting and Democratic cross over. The outcome reflects local rivalries and party shifts in the county convention of 150 delegates.
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McNall
United States
Curtin
Lebanon
Linton
Curtis
Stanley
Brewler
St Amant Wins Derby Stakes at Epsom Race
In London June 1 the Derby stakes of 6500 were run with St Amant winning the prize. Rothechild's St Amant placed second and Eight torpes finished third in the legible portion of the report.
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St. Amant Wine
London
Zyeon
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