Potwin Sewer Fight Seen in Auburndale Meeting Turmoil
Col Hughes and supporters challenged an anti Hughes gathering at Allen's store Auburndale amid fierce sewer tax talks. Debate centered on Potwin and city sewer bonds with calls to take the issue to court. W I Johnson to address students on industrial organization Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
Hughes
Allen's
Auburndale
Puntait
Coanetman S.A Epyendsum
Sweniaey
Aid Tay
Swendaea
Coanett
Tan Tincher
Col Hughes
Myers
Putin
Parwin
Topeka
Hughes Muys
Oasetiman
Tty Council
P. Belmar
G. W. Macher
Beatty
Sime
A. Myer
W. Crone
Fane
Stughen
Len
Steghen
Patwin
Hugh
Thicter
Supreme Court
Miers
Bette
Bulla
Dorpone
Laurel
SPECIAL SLEEPER TO LOS ANGELES VIA ROCKIEL AND SRYTAN
A reader notice describes a special sleeper train to Los Angeles California via Rockiel and Syrtan. It states the Topeke departure on Thursday evening March 4 via the El Paso line and mentions a sleeper car with details about the Rock Island depot and Syrtan route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Rockiel
Syrtan
Topeke
el Paso Stiart
Gy Leack
Fock Island
Irress Sryatloas
Inspecting Factories and Labor Safety Proposals Discussed
Labor Commissioner Johnson outlined steps to modernize factories and improve safety. He cited guards on machinery, safe rails, and elevator protections as benefits from recent legislation, noting laundries as an area of persistent danger and dangerous working conditions. A Hartford chicken fancier, Nathan Plumb, suffered a severe arm injury from a rooster bite leading to blood poisoning, while tailors forecast new fashionable yet masculine costume styles with bold colors and tailored fits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Ax Law
New Haven
Nathan
Plumb
Hartford
Mr. Plumb
Ant
Wheat harvest wage tensions spark union talk in western counties
Report notes fears that harvest workers and wagon owners could seek higher pay during the western wheat harvest. State official Skeptical, saying thousands arrive seasonally and a harvesters union seems unlikely. Local owners might band together, but existing labor mobility could prevent a lasting wage agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efaire Employment Bureau
Who Is Liable After Court Delays Care Costs
Unclear legal action questions liability for medical and family care costs following a court decision. References to Willard Mietaniel and McDaniel appear amid fragmented text about services rendered, bills, and county scrutiny.
Topeka Horse Sale Promises Statewide Interest
Charne Samson announces a late pavilion sale of thoroughbred stock in Topeka for Kansas with carets of horses showing records from 4 up to many speed profiles. The event includes saddle, coach and carriage horses from Kansas farms plus entries from Missouri and Oklahoma. A catalog of the finest horses is now published for the public sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charne Samson
Flor Ground
Kansas
Brent
Keneas Erteters
Kansas Brewing Farms
Missouri
Oklahome
United States
Faye
Topeka
Infected Herds Ban Tightens At Shawnee County
City Food Inspector Farnsworth reports tuberculosis in several cattle herds in Shawnee county. Wolff Packing will not buy cattle from the State Insane asylum herd unless post slaughter tests show freedom from tuberculosis. additional condemned herds near Dover and near Topeka prompted action to prevent sale of milk or meat from infected cattle.
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Shawnee
Farnsworth
Charles Wolff Packing House
Wolff Packing Company
State Insane Asylum
Dover
Topeka
Farneworth
Topeks
Quincy Street
de Wolf
United, States
Wolff
DeWolf
Wolfl Picking House
Wolf Packing Company
Shawnee County
Jai W. Hamsilton
Mexco
Aubertin
Low Rates From Santa Fe To Southwest In March
The Santa Fe advertises low travel rates to the Southwest beginning March 15, with one way fares around four dollars to Guthrie Oklahoma City Shawnee and other frontier points and 1500 round trip to Fort Worth Austin San Antonio Houston Galveston and other Texas cities. Similar reduced rates apply to Pecos Valley points including Roswell Carlsbad and nearby destinations. Descriptive pamphlets available on request.
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Santa Fe
Vancet
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
Fort Worth
Austin
San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
Texas
el Pato Desise
Floswell
Carlepad
Pecos Valle
Pleerure Sarker
Ringo
Drugless Healer Upheld by Iowa Court Decision
Webster City case against Dr Edmonds challenges state health board licensing provisions for medicine practice. Judge J W H Richard ruled against the state and sustained a demurrer to the indictment for prescribing diet and exercises. Case likely headed to the supreme court on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Laws
Jundge J. WH. Richard
State Board of Health
Supreme Court
Edmonds
Farmers' Co operative convention adopts charter in Omaha
Delegates reconvene and unite behind the executive committee as the constitution and by laws are adopted. A nine member board is elected with JH Gaines of Topeka named chairman. The board is authorized to proceed with incorporation as the National Exchange Company. Nearly all delegates sign on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Farmers’ Co-operative Convention
JH. N. Gaines
Topeka
Kan
c= National Exchange company
Pack Your Trunk to California For a Healthful Getaway
An exhortation urges readers to abandon chores and travel to California this month. It touts California’s climate, air, and scenery as restorative, notes rail routes via El Paso and the Golden State Limited to Los Angeles and San Francisco with literature available for six cents. Also: Carter to preach at Asbury M E church in North Topeka, with services and Ingleside association meeting announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Christendom
Hook Island
el Paso
Mexico
Golden State Limited
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Pasaiegia
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
A. EB. Cooper
Topeka
North Topeka community notes and local moves
Local column items report residents visiting friends, moves into town, and family travel. Mrs Ed Thomas and her grandson Glen visited Valencia. W H Rutter returned from Spring Hill to care for his ill mother. Oscar Nelson to Christ hospital. households moving in from Indian Territory and Hoyt. lost book binding on North Kansas Avenue. church guest Reverend Fev A Stavely. Dr. Aldrich and family relocated. new wood, coat and feed yard planned at Quincy and Railroad. sidewalk repairs on Laurent Street. Also brief notices of train fares to Texas and Oklahoma and W T K K club meeting with England studies and social hour.
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Printing Company
Seltie ‘Warner
Elmont
North Side
Thomas
Uttle
Glen
Valencia
Yount
W. H. Rutter
Spring Hil
Kansas
Oscar Nelson
Fairchild
Christ Hospital
Highberg
Monroe Street
J. R. Spetter
Rome
Eleventh
Jefferson Streets
Kansas Avenue
W. i Nicholas
Kim- Iba Esco
Hamilton
San Francisco
Asbury
M. E. Charch
Fev
J. A. Stavely
Aldrich
W. M. G. Mine
Quincy and
Railead
Laurent Street
Graves Carriage Works
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
Fort Worth
Austin
San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
Texas
el Paso
Deming
M. James, Jr
North Topeka
Kan
W. T. HK
W. 3. Rater
Iill
Jackson Street
England
Union of
Scotland
James Mire
Mra
E Erowen
ML ML. Hale
Walter Fineigh Croes
R. Kutsigis
Kan- Sis Avenue
Meeting at Hosart Stirs Topeka Animals
A fragment notes a nocturnal gathering at 500 West Tenth, Topeka, mentioning the Topeka SS and an attempt to rouse animals, with a puzzled speaker claiming participation and questioning others.
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Topeka
Kans
Hosart
500 West Tenth
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Col. Hughes
U. S
Honry T. Alien
Philippine Constabulacy
Korea
Governoent
Washington
Scrompany
Rusalan
Allen
West Point
Labor
Arm
Supreme Cours
Dilis
Stoners
Asiiance
Willard Mietaniel
Saat
McDaniel
Ceramicloe
Ors
Pal
the Hoerss
Shawnes County
Packers
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Goansas
Board of Health
H. N. Gaines
Farmers’ National Exchange Co
Golden State
Ingleside
The
Insleside Association
Russia
Jelr
Topeka Choral Society
Symphony Orchestra
E. B. Guild Music
Laird
Indian Department
John W. Baraitten
Adhocian Wednesday Star
New Crawford Theater
Fiske
Vivian
Wm. A. Brady
Mme
Ernestine
Schumann-Heine
Vin Bowes
the Lightning Fire Extinguisher Company
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