Meeting on Auditorium Use for Pipe Organ Fund
A Tuesday afternoon gathering at the Commercial Club formed the Pipe Organ Association. The group aimed to draft propositions for Thursday’s night setting with the Ways and Means Committee of the Joan K. Frost to authorize the auditorium’s exclusive use to raise money for the pipe organ fund. Signatures listed include local citizens supporting the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clu
Ays and Ieans
Joan K. Froet
Ciy
Pipe Organ
Va Davin
John A. Tatia Ee
Cot. Tran
W. T. Heerbahen
Cot W. Find
Jann F. Lont
J. G. Woet
Bibles in Schools Conference Opens at Sfiilaampma
A religious education conference opens today in Sfiilaampma with speakers outlining themes The Bible in Practical Life and The Bible in Education. Attendees include prominent scholars and church leaders, discussing morality and civic duty in biblical contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hull
Chirk Stileecwtey
Arcester
Mass
Prodeick ‘Krmey
Enivervsity of
Toronto
Canméix
Shaive Matthews
Verelty of
Chics
Taheralge Gullckal
New York
Tall Is Overflowing
Fifteen of the arikine miners arrested for v a cy are held by authorities in Telluride Cole on March 3. They face custody and were ordered to report by five o'clock to the Work Of to Sell station for assignment. Some will be transferred to the tallying facility and others to the quarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telluride
Cole
Camps For The Purpose Of Accepting Work If Offered
The focal jail is led to overflowing by inmates seeking work options. Officials report crowded conditions as authorities explore placements and daily routines to manage demand and safety. Local agencies coordinate with labor programs to address overflow and provide employment avenues.
Seven Convictions For Liquor Sold In County Case Stack
Seven convictions were secured in two days for liquor selling in county cases tried by Judge Hungate in district court. The juries rapidly returned verdicts of guilty in the first cases and later failed to reach verdicts in several others. Some defendants were found not guilty, with appeals planned to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungate
Ehingate
Reyalty
Simmons
Run
Nile
Joint
Avenue
Cate Gealnet
Jamen Sheussey
Running & Folit
Shean
Bungie
Wil Mord
Pete Plamonton
Mike Thompson
Wil Hord
FP Simmons
Pete Plamondon
Tim
Supreme Court
Topeka News Briefs: March city actions and events
Topeka items report Republican primaries, local meetings, and upcoming events. Highlights include plans for a baseball and choral concert, tempo in politics with the central committee meeting, weather summaries for February, and notices of marriages, court schedules, and a street vacation request for Walnut Street by Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chen
Ak Jay Dia Overbrook
Kas
A. Low
Etty Primarh
Wellhouse
Toneka Baseball Associatte
Commercial
Toreka Choral Society
Symphony Orchestra
Sererma
J. W. Gired Bennett Fats
Toreka Mmipe
Tooms
Kansas
Republica Central
Alberts
Topeka
Jim Kellar
Clyde la Prance
Harold N. Kolter
Lawrence
Topeks
Dodges City
Washburn
Soldier Creek
Central
Grave Bishop
Ralph Judkins
Tewka
S. Willams
Theraday
Manhattan Nation
J. K. Miller
Rose
Potwin
Chanute
C.F Kumpall
Missouri & Kanson Oil Company
New York
Frank
Washburn Figain
Low Rates to Southwest March 15 by Santa Fe
Santa Fe announces unusually low excursion rates to Oklahoma and Texas for March 15, with round trips to Guthrie Oklahoma City Shawnee Fort Worth Austin San Antonio Houston Galveston and Pecos Valley points. Special fares start at 15.00 round trip to some points and 36.50 round trip to others with health travel appeal and pamphlets available from T. L. King Topeka Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Southwest
Oklahoma
Texas
Pecos’ Valley
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
Fort Worth
Austin
San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
Otter Pointe
Texans
Returning from Panama on steamer City of Washington
Report notes Col. William P Badia and Capt. Atewander Williams with aide de camp aboard the City of Washington, en route to New York from Burnos Asrex, with Armes, secretary at the legation, aboard as part of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Wiliam Pbadia
Mf C
Victory by legal maneuver reshapes Cook County politics
The Cook County Democracy faction, loyal to Mayor Carter I Harrison, secured control after a legal ruse. Powers and allies obtained a charter by proving the opposing group failed to file required annual reports to the secretary of state. Harrison adherents secretly formed a new organization and received a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook County
Powers
Harrison
Secretary of State
Fairbanks and Roosevelt Likely Presidential Ticket
Chicago dispatch says Roosevelt and Fairbanks are favored for the 1904 Republican ticket. Indiana Senator Fairbanks may allow his name to be presented at Chicago, seen by friends as effectively a nomination. If Indiana and other states support him, he could become the vice presidential nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Wellman
Washington
The
Record Herald
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Vic
Indiana
Fairbasser
Ulse
Feirbanks
Senate
Trio Players Named In Team Roster Mentioned With Western 5
Ch and C B Owens are noted in connection with last year’s Three 1 and this season with the Western 5. The brief reference places them in the same regional context and hints at roster movements affecting local teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B Owens
Kansas City to Send Flood Aid Delegation to Washington
An executive committee of the river improvement commission meets in the National Bank of Commerce directors' room to approve sending a delegation to Washington for an urgent 1% million dollar flood prevention appropriation. W. A. Futile acts as treasurer, detailing available funds as the group plans to include Rep. Bowers and Congressman Curtis, with ex-Senator W. A. Karrick among those invited to attend and help press the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Washington
River Improvement Commission
National Bank of Commerce
Congress
W. A. Ftule
Commission
Congrese
Win
Canstesxnan Bowers
Congressiman Curtis
W. A. Karrix
Talof
Afta
Gueaas
Enieim
Harieee
Fire Chief Comments on High School Heating Risk
Chief Wilmarth notes the high school poses a fire risk due to heating methods and urges an immediate heating system change. He believes occupants could evacuate quickly if a fire occurred, and while the Quill fire drill is excellent, the building would burn if a fire started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willworth
Fire Department
Wilmarth
Nomination motion at Wichita state convention noted
F DUMONT SMITH of Kinsiegary is backing Fred Hoch for the Republican state convention at Wichita next week. Hoch asks Smith to do the crating and O C Billings of Marion will second. Smith is expected to be renominated at the senatorial convention in Garden City today without opposition. New York also reports the death of Samuel Cha ot Russell Sage at age 83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dumont Smith
Kinsiegary
Ed Hoch
Wichita
Paris Theater Scene Ends On Chaotic Morning
The scene at Boulevard Stratsbore unfolds as Gabriel Bomparde and pdlvasey confront a chaotic morning at a cashier’s desk in a concert hall. A striking figure named Strangelid recites lines from Ides in New York while describing a trunk ransacking in Liverpool. The exchange ends with questions about reception and civic freedom in a supposedly free and enlightened society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
dGabriel Bomparde Pdlvasey
Boulevard Stratsbore
New York
Liverpool
M. Bompariis
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Vici
Pipe Orgas Association
Bibles IN Schools
Philadelphia
Ani Wite
W. F. Verity
Suntan
Ons
Davidson, Co
Garfield Ove
Partiah
Ligmett
Marcielle J. D. Phtlins
de. J. Rabtor
W. Currey
G. Hotere
Fr. J. B
SAP Shots &T Home News
Eas
Stubbs
Omong
Horticultural Society
Elbertas
Amison
Ievet
Parkale
Sgainet
Compas
Welch “Society
Ttagneste
Topeka Dramatic Club
Crawford Theater
Shipp
Central Congregational Church
Holmes
Santa Fe Railway
Walnut Street
Seward Avenue
State Street
Holbert
Penn Mutual
Cook County Democracy
Steen Sexton
Anne
Omaha
Sareessa
X. Oaxton
Rock Irland
Des Moines
Umrea
Roberts
Port Arthur
Fort Ariaur
Goy Cain
Co. Gabrial
10Th St
Dr. Bull
Gough
Miss Harbars
Williamson
Andover
Massachusetts
Anly
Ido
A.C. Mey &Co
Baltimore
Dr. Ball
J. W. Bull
F. Dumont Smith
Mre
Samuel Chaot
Russell Sage
New In
Oneida
Detrott
Silch
Cvew
Carnegie
Hebrary’ Buildings
Columbins
Abor Union
Fthel Golding
Brunswick
Noah Raby
Raby
Athens, C
Republican Peeceetiiay OU Ane Biovail Crs
Aintheteseman
Growvenor Rane and
Manyon
Warner
Els
Hood
Paine
Hostetter
Bromo Seltzer
Gunther’s Pharmacy
Jackson St
Gabrielle Bompards
Rails
America
Baker Hall
Baker
Stormington
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