Passport obtained by Dr Regedor Jurado at US embassy
London June report states Dr Regedor Jurado of Secompanin and Felix Versuza collected a passport at the United States embassy. Versuza, described as Pilipton, sought advice on allegiance and noted his education in Wingard and desire to return to Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Regedor Jurado
Felix Versuza
United States
Exabassy
Versoss
Juradole
Spahr
The
Red
Vermreetina
Wingiard
Manila
Arrests After Daring River Confrontation on Van Buren
Police say Harry Dart Joie Btratun and Frank Es along with four others assisted by a crowd of about a dozen men disrupted attempts to arrest three Black suspects near the river by Van Buren Street. Officers arrived and detained several people, then released them after securing aid but no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dart
Joie Btratun
Frankes
Lesittster
Peer Eer
Fragmentary Notice On Missing Body Report
A damaged OCR item notes a missing body case with unclear text. The readable portions imply a call to locate a person and determine the circumstances, but specifics such as names, places, dates, or authorities are not discernible.
Burns Undergoes Surgery At State Hospital
Lathee Burns, private secretary to Governor Blanney, submitted to an operation at State Hospital Sundar. The procedure removed an abnormal growth near the right ear after severe pain in the ear. The operation was successful and the patient is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Bubsalta
Lathee Burns
Blanney
Thirne
Caally Iiay
Raid at Beer Party Ends With Arrest at Frank Raynor’s Place
Last night in North Topeka officers stopped a party at Frank Raynor’s saloon. Chief Stuaxki and Omiera Carpenter detained Raynor while beer and a beer tap were found. Raynor was taken to the station and ordered to appear for trial on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Raynor
Pillce Stuaxki
Omiera Carpenter
Gott
Vollas Ng Burcels
Ay Curtiseee
North Topeka
Econ
Raynor
State Fair Proposition Before County Commissioners Tonight
A joint meeting of the Commercial Club entertainment committee and Topeka Exposition Company is set at the Commercial Club to report on a county appropriation of 400 for permanent improvements on the fair grounds. County officials have hesitated, seeking legal guidance, with written opinions from prominent attorneys urging favorable action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Topeka Expossion Company
County
Bunreve Court of Kankas
Parker Hughes Case Moves Ahead With Recount Plan
Attorneys report a tentative agreement to appoint Taritner as commissioner to recount the vote. Recount is expected to begin Wednesday morning likely in the Senate chamber with the executive connected to the clerk of the supreme court.
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Parker-Hughes
Taritner
Senate Chamber
Supreme Court
Exposition Plans and Diplomatic Moves Reported Abroad
Courtes yost: Louis St Louis June 1 special to the press notes efforts to remove two sites on the Charles ton exposition and appoint Get P Aubry as Interstate and Wear Indian rep. in Charleston details pending with President Franklin. Count von Wildersee bids farewell in Vienna envoy to Japan on return trip. Berlin dispatch reports German minister Mumm Seber banquet with Emperor William. Attica’s six dozen state institutes worth during the current month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Aubry
St. Loaly
Prancle
Charleston
AuMrwy
Soerire
Tome
Jedtian “Exposition
von Walversee
Berlin
Lokal Anesiger
Vienna
Count von Willderses
Mumm Seber Eeneteln
Acd
William
Japan
Germany
Topeka City Council Hears Sanitary Sergeant Choice and Dog Tax Plan
Mayor Hughes names sanitary officers and ward tax collectors in Topeka. The council approves committees including Ways and Means and Public Buildings. Deepening mystery over dog tax collectors persists as list of ward appointees remains unrevealed.
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Hughes Hies
Bealia
Juda
U SM Powell
P. David
Hogeanime
J. D. Pattison
Milton Bickel
North Topeka
Hughes
Ways and Means
S. ¢. Miler
A. Trouben
D. & Myers
Chaney
Geo. Neil
Warner _ Claims and Accounte
S. A. Swendson
C. Miller
le Licensée
S. Ber- Sundial
AL Trontman
Balléings
Gen
M. Snattinger
AL Swendson
W. F. Weber
Bergundthal
Joh. Griley
Nichols
Police Department
J. A. Troutman
WS Bergundthal
A. Swendson
H. C. Stoner
J. H- Ream
Beslan
John G. Jones
M. EL Founain
Kellam Book and Stationery marks 25 years in Topeka
The Kellam Book and Stationery company celebrates a quarter century in Topeka. T J Kellam bought an interest in 1956 and later formed a corporation now run by Mrs T J Kellam with son Kurtz H Kellam as manager. The business centers on books office stationery and art and has contributed to school art programs.
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Kellan
O.een
Topeka
Kellam Book and Stationery Company
Ts Seta Ae
T. J. Kellant
T. J. Kellam
Kurtz H Kellam
Kellam Company
Kallam
Thin Week
Two More Displacements At City Electric Plant
Two men at the electric light plant are displaced to make room for administration friends. Dave Woodall replaces Jeff Johnson as trimmer and Joe Basheer replaces Albert Edwards as helper. Appointments made by C. C. Munson the new engineer. Mayor Fineen says the new hires have electric experience and political loyalty.
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Dave Woodall
Jeff Johnson
Trimmer
Joe Basheer
Albert Edwards
C Munson
Fineen
Open Liberal Extension to Rock Island Line Announced
Topeka officials announce June 10 opening of the liberal extension of the Rock Island line connecting Oklahoma and Beaver in the Pan handle of Texas with Fort Worth and Denver. The new route will create a south and west connection and spur extensive growth as service begins.
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Topeka
Rock Island
Dathart
Oklahoma
Beaver
Panhandle
Texas
Connec
Fort Worth
Denver
Jane
Tne
Normal coach for 1901 Rimperia dunt $-The Normal ae io association Nag decided upon a o for the calling seasoe
They have hired W. Miteen, LB, of lowa university. Mr Edaon began his professional toot ae captain. Then he went to lows uni versity team and played there two years. He was half-rack for that team 1st year when they won the cham of the northwest, defeating such schcole one and Northwestern univer se Normaal will pay im 3300 to coachs for pret Pegge 3 ee 2 And an extra $50 if they make touch leer.
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Ae Io Association
W. ©. Miteen
Lowa University
Edaon
Lows University
Northwest
Schcole
Northwestern Universe Normaal
Tut Withdraws Resignation Amid Government Clash
Senator Tut declines to withdraw resignation as turmoil over executive authority and war criticism unfolds. A letter to the governor frames a stand against congressional control and tax plans, while Senator McLaurin faces pressure from constituents regarding loyalty and response.
Five Fire Alarms Keep Department Busy Since Saturday
The fire department responded to five alarms from Saturday afternoon to Sunday, including fires at 129 Ransais Avenue owned by Chan S. Esgie with refuse under the stairs, a fire at Congressman Charles Care of Booth Vem Buren’s home in a cellar gasoline fire, a blaze at John Paine’s pawn shop and jewelry store, a 2:49 Sunday incident at Twenty fourth and Jefferson streets of incendiary origin in a grocery store, and a barn fire at 311 West Laurent Street owned by Mrs. Q. M. Shavio. In the latter, a horse and carriage burned. losses totaled about 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelock
Ransais Avenue
Chan S. Esgie
Charles Care Af Booth
Curtis
John Paine
Twentyfourth
Jefferson Streets
Ownesty
Harris
West Laurent
Q. M. Shavio
Scramble for Dollars Haunts Lutheran Synod Report
In Des Moines June 3 Prof E J Wolfe of Gettysburg warned the Lutheran synod of a woeful lack of piety and godliness, blaming government, individualism, and laxity for halting progress. Attacked as disgraceful, A H Studebaker urged revision, removing offensive parts.
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Lutheran Church
Des Moines
E. J. Wolfe
Gettysburg
Lutheran Synod
Cite of Souls
A. H. Studebaker
Brooklyn
Porter Will Recover After State House Fall
Charles Porter, a colored man, fell from the third floor to the basement of the state house in the north wing. He is at Christ Hospital with a fractured skull, a broken leg set, and multiple scalp wounds but doctors say he will likely survive. Porter, who has a wife and five children, was on an area floor near a future stairway when the accident occurred.
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State House
Charles Porter
Statehouse
Christ Hospital
Third Moor
Stortar
Lincoln Street
White Star Line launches 109 mile Tashmoo City of Erie race start
Delroy and Tashmoo leave the White Star docks en route to Cleveland the starting point for the 109 mile Tashmoo City of Erie race tomorrow. Manager Bleiman says all is in order and they aim to win. Also, Pan American announces a new vestibule train from Chicago to Buffalo via Detroit Mt Clemens Port Huron and Niagara Falls arriving in Buffalo 6:45 am and New York 5 pm, with rates on inquiry.
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Delroy
June L
Etem
Stern
White Star
Cleveland
Buffalo
Chicago
Rum
Detroit
Mt Clemens
Port Huron
Niagaré Falls
New York
Ion
North Topeka Society Notes and Local Arrivals
North Topeka society items list visitors and residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Pred Thomas of Silver Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Leep welcoming a daughter, and travels of Mrs. G. F. Clark to Denver. Clergy preached in Rochester, and neighbors gathered for birthdays and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keimbal Smprnting Company
Meriden
Pred Thomas
Silver Lake
Calvin Leep
J. F. Buck
Wa-Keeney
Eyeline Smith
Grantville
R. Kellar
G. W. Claxton
Kilmer
North Topeks
Pare
Oscar Beeler
Uzi Central Avenue
A.B Bostellen
Linste
Joy
Sten
David Af Folts
Aimo Ce
Mra Court
Ney
Kan
Gertrude McClellan
Versailles
8. Evans
George W. Hopkins
Eiva
Guaymas
Mexico
Ae Ps
T. M. James
Oes Avenué
Chiaren
Jose
Second Presbyterian Ctvieh
Hutchinson
Ottawa
Dlnas
Ottawa University
C.N. Leeman
Ske
Leeman
S. L. Courtney
Mee
June Baxter
Council Grove
Eugene Lodge No
LO. O. Peathots
Charles Car- Son
Noble Grand
Will Clampit
Hewitt. Arte ‘A. He Schenck
T.M Foren
L. ‘Ditteniecter
Havens
Whitehead
George
Whbur
M. Cheney
Mire J. OW
Swarts
Jee Me Miller
Snd
J. Withes
Nelil¢ McNimin
Lilie
Ollie McNoun
Sarvorates
Roberta Wir
Mi Mr
Ehurt
Knots Withers
Serv
Ladies' summer fashion sale with assorted accessories
An ad describes remarkable value on ladies wear in summer colors with tailored suits, handkerchiefs, and embroidered lace items below regular retail. Men's and children's items listed with sizes and prices, including pantomime and hosiery offerings, promising bargains across a broad range.
John & Frost Visit in Gniet Ih Old Home
John and Frost visit Gniet Ih, returning to The State Mutual Life Association offices. A Labour Day event involves a minor disturbance and a legal notice about forfeiture. Policemen encountered a drunken incident at a local station. An agent Harmony travels toward Wellington.
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John & Frost
Gniet- Ih
Matual
Case Volien
Barcel
Ldian
Union Pacific pCath
Inters
Orson Taker
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Burg.e. Zeis
Topeka Water Co
Quincy Street
Charing Smith
Charles Beth
van Buren
Onticer Hut
Luther Burns
Price
Fiest
John C. Manning
Ladies’ Music Club
First Congregational Church
Tost. Louis
Cedars Normal Institutes
Hughes” Axe
City Board of Health
L. Vanderpool
Miller Heads
Book Concern
Emporis Athletic Association
W. C. Bison
Lowe
Bia. SC
Tutto
Our Republic
Ueh
Beas
eReres
Quttnes
McLaurin
Kaul
Tillenan
McLauris
Porter
Tashmoo Oo
Vic Kid
Joe
Kansas Ave
Boston
M. Affron
Ant Ues
Treasury
Tedar
Congressional Church
Barnum
Lonsdale
Pyauy
Bunday
Bendok
Wellington
Oxford
Ster
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