Willard Territory Postmaster Question Spurs Local Debate
Report notes Willard as candidate for Territorial Marellatebnip in Tidtan Territory. Mentions BAP Cletr Cur agency changes and Laer enworth postmaster seat under Anthony Jr. Rumor cites political maneuvering, possible reassignments, and local reactions amid unclear dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard da United Riaten Faarakal
Dy BR Anthony, Jr
Laerenworth
Curtis
Curie
Gil Wien
Albert Roby Assigned Within Army Order Details
An army directive names Hospital Steward Albert A. Roby of the Hospital Corps, stationed at Port Crook, Nobright, as son of Dr H. W. Roby. It notes furlough relinquishment related to service in the Philippe Ta land conflict and mentions locations and officials in a cryptic, damaged notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Roby
Topsleas
Albert A. Roby
Hospital Corpa
Port Crook
Nobright
Philippe Telanids
Imane Sea
Bhalby
Hospital
Cate
Washington June 2 Crenyetecianer of Fesalon Ware reads a lecture
The transcript records Ware delivering a long lecture at the eastern High School, detailing his views on success and self‑improvement. He explains his cautious stance on changing opinions, reflects on past experiences, and emphasizes personal responsibility. The oration includes remarks on methods, instruction, and the value of developing important nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crenyetecianer
Fesalon Ware
Enlientes
Cirane
Shoeman
The Cottonwood Debate and City Tree Policy
A reader argues for selective destruction of cottonwoods to curb nuisance trees. The piece praises one tree near the state house and cautions against overcutting, calling for prudent girdling of seed producing specimens and renewed spacing among trees for shade and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atute House
Leisare
Park Commission
State House
Trevn
Geo. W. Chanel
Two Baseball Games at Washburn Grounds Saturday
Topeka Business College plans a doubleheader at Washburn grounds Saturday. The BC team faces T. A. A. Aolenina in the first game and the asylum team in the second, with Fagiebers of Ottawa pitching for the asylum and Bryden from Scranton starting for the T A A. Admission covers both games and ladies are admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Business College
Washburn
Asylum
T. A. Aotenina
T. BC
Fagiebers
Trom Ottawa
Hart
Cetch
Mitch
To Cc
Mobi
Tal A. McCampoall
Mehl
Bryden
Scranton
Martin
Misplaced Switch Collision on Northern Pacific Injures Crew
A front page desolate report notes a June S A head on collision near a lawyer’s road two miles west on the Northern Pacific. Baers escape injury while internal injuries are reported for Seigher of Hacrwail Ind and others suffer burns and exposure. Several crew members are missing or unaccounted for as rescue work continues and a night mail clerk is reported among the unaccounted.
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Staples
Mine
Lawyer Late
Pacific
Baers
Lary Seigher
Hacrwail Ind
Anaker
Ens
Brainard
Cto Noblis
Prohibition Picnic near Auburn Ends With Plan Spoiled
George Klauer failed to be confirmed as ex Chief Frank Stahl and Klauer, known friends, faced arrests of Kinner for running a joint. Thursday’s annual prohibition gathering at Auburn Enowha saw Stahl invite Klauer, who accepted amid reports of health issues. No alcohol was consumed. Kinner was forcibly removed to prevent disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Klauer
Frank Stahl
Stahl
Kinner
Auburn Enowha
Steinpionie Stahl
Saat
Blauer
Lous
Judge Horton Sicks Rest at Home After Illness
Prominent jurist Albert H. Horton is confined to his Hin home on West Tenth Avenue recovering from a bout of illness. He plans a short rest at home before traveling to convalesce further, then may spend months away for recuperation. Horton remains a leading figure in Topeka legal circles. His firm Wagoner Horton Crs recently secured a major Kansas City stockyards case in the United States Supreme Court, earning a then-record fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Horton
West Tenth Avenue
Junge Tierton
Kanaue Hi
Missouri Pacific Railway
Nehe Topeka
Wagoner, Horton & Crs
Kansas Gold Field syndicate dissolves partnership dispute
Judge Hazen and receiver Knowles oversaw the case with referee B A Austin. Parties led by Poole Guppy A Pucit and W Hi Poole contested sale of salt but Judge Hazen ruled for the att muetion on Monday and overruled a motion for a new trial Thursday. With no agreement a receiver judge Mazen made the selection.
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Hazen
Overdue German Bark HLF Delays Arrivals Wagered Loss Looms
San Francisco gamblers risk $150000 on the expected arrival of the German bark HLF. London reports Lloyds warning of possible loss if the vessel fails to reach by next Wednesday. The Merpheuve Exchange notes the barge delays, with merchants fearing substantial financial impact from late arrival and related claims. A Melbourne suit involving McDowell and Seymour is cited, with ensuing sales and profits transfers among parties. Local notices advertise bargains at Morrbun's Millinery and Stanfield’s on Barass Avenue.
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San Francsco
Suns
Asf
HLF
Gladentend
Eer
London
Lioyd's
North Topeka News Briefs Mixed Local Items
A jumble of community notes recalls visits, weddings, lectures, and births around North Topeka. Mentions Walter Crettans Swan Riles and a trip to Siena for CM cage, Mrs Couric’s store, and Rev. W. te Carle’s Alaska missionary talk. Also notes Thomas Coughlin’s philanthropy at Pensky area and local social events at 607 Grint Street and 408 BVeMe Mhar.
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Ae Sinseman
Atchiwae
Meriden
Walter Crettans
Swan
Tice Lake
Wai
Janes Eae
Siena
CM Cage
Bone Ae
Seneca Ian
Mintle Doering
Berlin
Kent
van Burenstredt
Myrtle Beyrmour
Trans Omaha
Apeh
Keener
Silver Lake
Dwight Elder
Betyue
Tupeks
Ostern
Hme
Grint Street
George Ston¢bach
Roseville
Willieberry
Albert’ Osborn
Elkerman
Adrian
Sisses May
Marotta
Stay Ihrhart
Staila Stonehweek
Sobick
Joanie Osborn
Agate Hrhart
Biveare
Harry White
A. Netderk
S Brooke
Thomas Owens
George Stonebeck
Almond Orborn
North
Topeka
Han
Thomas Coughlin
Cot
Hig
Coughlin
Los Angeles
Hc, Miner
Topsky
Kan
Shriners
Miner
Masonic Fraternity
Tyan
Los Atugetes
Fragmented OCR notice with unreadable details
A damaged OCR fragment shows partial words and stray characters from a local notice or timetable. Readable items are sparse, with no clear event, person, date, or organization discernible for a coherent summary.
Henly Dies in Tragic Incident at Local Facility
A brief report records the death of Henly in a local facility incident. AuthoritiesInvestigation ongoing. no further details provided at this time.
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Warren M.grosby
Mansave
Umbrela Serge Coyer
New York
Msc
Chiltret
Ahaj
Sises
Soru
DU Itary
Colorado
Flyer
Via
Santa Fe
Colorado Springs
Denver
Kansas City
Utah
T. L. King
Depot
T. M. James, Jr
Kansas Avenue
Willard
Albert Roby
Goss
Fort Grook
Sen
Fagelburg
Regiaen
Garm
TFO
Arsek Dex
TAL
Kateanjammeer
Stansbeld
Kansas
Kansan Athiots
Junne
Tos Cream Trist Aay
York
Fce Creamt
Ula City
Bette Moot
H L Frank
Ask Stansted
Weehturn
Topritu Fusiness Rollings Vines
Repti Stanees Eylege VR T. A
Northern
Alter Scott
Baer
Judge Horton
Hin, Home
Melbourne McDowell
Tudne Dunn
W. Melbourne McDowell
May D. Seymour
Clarence
Lee Morrbun
North Topera
Ithian Memorial Day
Amity Lodge No
Castle Ball
James Dwyer
C. C. Aln
Goodman
K. RS
Shewaee Sherit
Balmsman
Eise
Mount Hope
Lawrence
Ben
Cowtence
Wan
Tarmivasen
Ide
AdGrens
I. 4
Journal’ Oftice
Iwwkern House
Kepster Sutton
T. J.B. Es
Oradle
Topekeuve
Taepeka Ave
Gurver Conta Nutional Bank
Reantara
Smal Cottage
Wille
Jerry Milli
Adama
Fieure Plesseretin & Morrison
Kannas Ave
Sald
Eure
Gareth
Lo One
Padgett
Shaw- Hee
Brabmer
Florista
Beren Srs
Cougoee
Brent
Mischlianbouer
Lexshrg
Seth
Jackson
Solles Ross Y
Emia
Barling CO
Physicians and Surgeons
Charles Hendricks
M.D. Omtice Ate ‘Haasan
D. C
Frem
Fish
Urals
AL Hose
Mtn
Son Batik
Clarence Ee
Jewelers
James
Hayden
Ian
Union Pacific
Booth
Spataad
Astor Sep
Tomo Sugar
Henly
Grup
Ibs
California
Ile
Irrow
Wire Center
Yotrelf
Missouri & Kansas Tele. Co
Phoms
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