City grocers end premium stamp era in July
A city petition shows grocers agree to discontinue premium stamps. A committee sought pledges and secured most major grocers to end the program by July 1. Purchases in July will not earn stamps, with the same terms applying as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treen
Thas
Apie
Beng Enderstand
EL Montgomery
Bartunge Grocery Company
P. Hughes & Con
Bhiawnee Co
Lee
Monmrth
Mercantile
Itelsey Mercantile Company
Labor Exchange
Miller Bros, Aweter & Co
J. M. Frank
Granteer & Obertey
Davin Mer
George Beach
Prinses Bron
Deweuinte
Dewey Cannon unveiling witnessed by local attendees
Miss Gould officiated at the unveiling ceremony in Three Oaks Michigan on June 2. Helen Gert led a group with Dr Palen and others as guests arrived. The party viewed the parade along the street amid gathering support and civic interest.
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Thros Oaks
Mich
Helen Gert
Bes Palen
Mises Paton
Edwards and
Coin
A. Alger
Gould Honored With Welcome at Michigan Event Speech
Mayor Warren introduced General Alger then praised Miss Gould for aiding soldiers’ families. Gould received a hearty greeting from the crowd and responded, urging support for veterans and the nation. The program also highlighted scenic rail routes through the Rocky Mountains and western travel options.
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EE. Warren
Alger
Thia
Miss Gould
Anneisiah Lo Adéeres
Sun
Gil
Gould
Michigan
Barton
Chicago
Mr. Warren
Olen Miller Gould
Warren
Wien
Railroad fares and schedules in the Santa Fe route summary
Tickets to Kansas City Topeka and return via Santa Fe route priced at 2.00 with daily trains July 2 3 and 31 stops at Topeka Pueblo Denver Colorado Springs and Oklahoma City also offering Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs via Santa Fe 19.00 with multiple travel dates June July August and a second Roosevelt reunion publicity notes ticket validity through early July and early October with stopovers allowed between Pueblo and Denver finalized by T Ly King agent.
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Rocky Mountains
Eel Denyer & Tio Grande
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Cripple Creek
Idearop
Palimat Palace
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Iver
Portland
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Ogden Gateway
Hooper
T. A
Colo
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Santa Fe
T. Ly King
Agerit
Oklahoma City
Roosevelt
Madden Winner Emerges In Kansas Judicial Nominations
Democratic delegates from Chase and Coffey counties pledge to support Dennis Madden for judge of the Fifth Judicial District at Emporia. The Lyon County delegation also favors Madden, signaling reduced support for W A Randolph and a consolidated Democratic bloc for Madden.
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Dennis Madden
Lyon, Chase and Coffey Counties
Chase
Coffey
Madden
Randolph
Burlington
Kat
Lyon County
Emporia Kan
EB. Krenz
Emporia
Kaw
W. A. Randolph
EK Krenz
Covenwood Falls
Kan
Cottey County
Chase County
Fifth Judice
Kansas
J. BP. Kuhl
Charleston S C and Return $33 25 Via Santa Fe Route
Ticket on sale July 5 4 5 and 7 for National Educational Association annual meeting. Travel options allow one way and return trips via different routes with restrictions north of the Ohio River and west of Memphis. Washington D C option 44 60 with stopovers within the Sept 1 deadline. See T S King Topeka for details.
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Charleston
S.C
Natonal Educational Association
Ohio River
Memphis
Washington, D. C
Chieses
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Philadelpia
Baltimore
Atlantic Coast
T. S. King
Topeka
Santa Fe Route Special Train Topeka To Kansas City
Santa Fe announces a July 4 special train from Topeka departing 9 55.8 a m arriving Kansas City 11 59 a m. Return leaves Kansas City 11 20 p m. Six daily trains run between Kansas City and Topeka. Tickets on sale July 2 3 and 4 with good return July 4. One and one third fare for points within 200 miles of Topeka except Kansas City which is one fare round trip. Tickets valid July 6.
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Kansas City
Topeka
City
Santa Fe
Kansas
Pushing Bus Lines In St Louis Strike Bid To Rival Cars
St Louis workers plan bus lines to compete with St. Louis Transit. About 3,000 raised, 28 vehicles in operation, city divided into districts for service. Car workers face pressure over riding Transit cars. vote by unions will decide. President Kobusch cites contract with Transit worth over 700,000 and 40 percent of business shared with employees.
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St. Louis
St Louis
St. Louis Transit Company
St. Louis Car Company
Transit Company
Charles Kobusch
Kobusch
Vara Tor
St.Louie Car Company
Clay Center Reform League Faces Joint Boycott Over Liquor
In Clay Center the Reform League plans to remove joints amid a boycott by the joint element. Local drug stores implicated by reports say liquor sales are affected as clerks and club officers allegedly struck a deal with a local company for supply.
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Clay Center Reform League
Reform League Targets Violators in Squar War
The Reform League led by Col. Samuel Langworthy uses detectives and attorneys to secure evidence against violators in the Squar conflict. They work to obtain the $00 reward offered by the State Temperance volunteers to convict.
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Reform League
Squar
Ris
Nileams
Baker Wins in Cowley in senatorial showdown
A heated political contest over the senatorial question ends with a decisive Baker victory and the defeat of a Winfield supporter who had resigned his post after the election. The scene involves Albertette Abrams of Aransas City and Bangs of Winfield amid fraught campaign reporting by two local papers.
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Baker
Tereer
Winfield
Albert Ette Abrams
Aransas Cit
Bangs
Topeka News Briefs on July Preparations and Local Happenings
Topeka brief notes report Postmaster Caldwell of Lawrence and various visitors in the city. Mill Creek attracts Topeka anglers while July celebration plans begin. Kansas apples prepared for Pan American expo. Statements cover tax collections, officials switching roles, and local enterprise from banks to street paving and golf club events.
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Topeka
EF. Caldwell
Lawrence
Mill Creek
George Watson
Edwards County
Women's Republican Association
State House
Kansas
Buffalo
J. Webb
Nortonville
F. L. Willams
Clay Center
H. A. Mattison
T. D. Landon
Washington
Kaw
Silas Rain
M. M. Lee
St. Marys Eagle
Republican League
W. H.thompson
Oskalocen
John Martin
Essen
Cimarron State
Harrison and
van Buren Streets
Tenth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Golf Club
Keith Tract
F. ©. Maculey
Santa Fe
F. J. Schubert
Rock Island
St. Louis
A. Coe
Fifth Street
Elks
Shawnee County Teachers Institute Closes After Successful Session
The twenty seventh annual Shawnee county teachers Institute closes today with an average attendance of 1735. Examinations are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, July 2 and 3. About 16 percent of county school districts remain to be supplied with teachers.
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Shawnee County
Bryan hosts Glick and Crandall at wheat farm visit
On June 2 in Lincoln Nebraska W J Bryan spoke after tending hens and finishing the wheat harvest at his farm. Ex Governor Glick of Kansas and California delegate E Crandall called. Bryan refused to discuss political missions of visitors. He quipped about Glick coming from Kansas and Crandall wanting to see his potato patch.
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W. J. Bryan
Gov. Glick
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Glick
Kansas
Crandall
California
E. E. Crandall
Crindall
Republican Women Elect New Lawrence Leader and Officers
Mrs Elizabeth Crew of Lawrence is elected president of the Women s Republican association for the ensuing year. Officers include Mrs Minnie Cattanenod Putis as vice president, Mrs J W Thurston as secretary, and Mrs J B Williams as treasurer. Mrs Thurston, elected secretary for the term, had previously served as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Elizabeth Crew
Lawrence
Women's Republican Association
Wiccdont
Minnt Mia Cattanenod Putis
Pereee
J. W. Thurston
Topeka
Treasuver
J. B. Williams
Cilfton
Thurston
Sixth Cavalry sails to join General Chaffee in Nihaa
June dispatch details the Sixth Cavalry units aboard ship under General Chaffee with listed squads officers and enlisted, horses, and support elements. Other notes include court rulings on Pygmalion and Gala Tea, Vienna tax decree, and Hawaii presidential post offices and a Kansas City political nomination.
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Chaffee
Washington
War Department
Nihaa
Camidle
San Francisco
Hawaii
Honolulu
Kohala
Hiro
Islands
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Semes
Busch
Sie
Teren
Valenciennes
Mer
Tio
Lyon
Cardington
S. S
Swift
Bargain Clothing House
Kansas Avenue
Ae Wockties
Ste Underwear
Tae Underwear
The
Col
Samuel Langworthy
Daan
Cowley
Burton Forces
Presidio
Gilbert
London
Chancery Court
Janette Steer
Comedy Theater
Vienna
Chase & Gold Democrat
Topeka Water Co
Quincy Street
Klauer
Orta Eiet
Patorada Springs
Masutoa Salt Lake
Great Rock Island
Manitou
Witte
W. Thompson
Sebastian
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