Police Jottings. Pawnbroker Arrested in Court Episode
A police court morning session featured a pawnshop keeper accused of keeping goods. Mueller faced perjury and forgery charges after a disturbance over ownership of a coat. Caplan, a key witness, argued the case, while E T Pavey will return to service on the police force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caplan
Roy Henin
Caplend
Ofleer
Captini
Marshal Lamberson
Ube Cuurt
Muviler
Capland
Soule
etreGne
EPF
Pavey
Topeka
Sewattle
Orea
Ari Tayo Wells
North Topeka Society Notes and Local Updates
North Topeka column reports arrivals and departures at local businesses and homes, church announcements, funerals, social events, and travel notices. It notes Dr. Hoe Miner ill at his home on Van Buren and Gordon, station master George W. Crouch’s recovery, and funeral plans for Mr. Mullins’ brother. Also lists church services, a toy whist club gathering, and upcoming rail fare offers to Texas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sketoall “Prints ‘Company
North Kane Avenue
J. N. Lydie
Tecumseh
T. B. Reynolds
St. Jackson Street
Frank Lockhart
Los Angeies
Cal
Witham Endicott
Arkansas City
David Qcallin
Jackson Street
Frank A Grear
City
Baptist Church
J.M. Whitehead
John Mellin
Junction City
Mullins
Hoe
Erly
Bla
van Buten
Gordon Streets
George W. Crouch
Atchison
Rhndes
Leon Gros F.N. Bentley
Lawrence
Central Avenue
Chelattm
C. BE
Church of the Good Shepherd
Stort Bermon
Buriiny Acoot
Canon Peanut Burks
Pelss
Second Presbyterian Church
Wind Diverets Hall
Kanfab Avenue
Gordon Street
Sabbeth School
Sean Grady
Fehiven
Grady
Rhodes
Duplicite Whist Club
Mra
T. M. James
West Laurent Street
High Score
Bre L
Harry
Samexon
TR Ragnatls
M. E
Cii
Wal Hey
J. A. Stavely
League For Wine
Mem. Fowler
Eis Merting
Mr. Carter
Trinstrial Insatitute
Asbury
Gurnee
Oklahoma
Shawnee
Fort Worth
Austin
San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
Texas
el Puro
Deming
Jamen Jr
Uicket
North Topeka
Kan
Upton Tewin
Ant Lates
North
Lowman
St. Loule Eters
Miller Arrests Amid Flood Damages Hit Town
Flood conditions across Harrishire and surrounding towns cut power and shut down industry. The Susquehanna River rose to 25 feet near tow stater mark, flooding homes and forcing families to flee. Colum bia and Middletown areas report inundation, with electric plant ruined and tracks underwater disrupting Philadelphia division traffic. Industrial firms including Pennsylvania Steet, Central Tron and Steel, halted operations as towns struggle.
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Harrishire
Pin
March
Fuvequehanna
Columbia
Middletown
Harrisbure
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Steettan
Pennsylvania Steet Company
Central Tron and Steel Company
Stone A Driver Struck by Mob in Missouri Strike
In City, Missouri, police guarded striking truck and transfer drivers as violence flared. A crowd stoned a nonunion driver. two strikers were arrested while others fled. Employers reportedly importing workers and operating about 230 of 340 wagons amid unrest. Earthquake felt near Knoxville in Tennessee linked to the Appalachian region, with reports of tremors from Ducktown and Newport.
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We City
Tesnesses
Knoxville
Zevierville
Appalachian Mountain Range
Ducktown
Newport
Political Gossip on Kansas Republican Convention
Contemplated Wichita convention sources reveal a fierce intra party struggle over state officers. Naming patterns include Kelly as treasurer, Hock as governor, and judges on the railroad board with contested delegates from Hoch allies. The anti Kelly faction fears ticket damage and seeks honest replacements, while Hoch aims to hold power amid a looming party rift across districts.
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Wichits
Roosevelt
W. Hock
Kelly
Atkinson
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Wheatley
A. D. Walker
Converon
Tae
Hock Island
Wichita
Morse
Hhis County
Reeulir
Wickha
Hooh
Hoch
Tage
Burton United States
Igansas
Ite
Mismi
Senate
Markets Today Price Range Narrow In Live Stock Trade
Markets today show a narrow price range with native steers at 34 to 35.30 and hogs five cents higher. Wheat futures opened higher with May up amid rain forecasts and strong demand for July. Receipts reported at 31 cars versus 23 a year ago, as corn and oats show mixed movement and provisions rise on higher hog prices.
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Chicago
Trageve
Mieber
Liverpool
Didie Mitnieapolim
Wye
Matec
Axsoks
Aigmat
Ventas
Ates
Ike
Aid
May
Maylard
New York
U. Steel
Missouri Pacific
St. Pass
Southern
Pacific
Delawares& $Ve- Son
Colorado
St. Louis
San Francisco
Rock Island
United States Steel
United Stat
Exackivin
Losness
Northwestern
Consolidated Gas
Brooklyn Tranptt
Ways of Beef Trust in Congress Sparks Debate
Senatorial debate centers on price disparities between five and dressed beef and the beef trust. Representative Martin from South Dakota cites stockmen evading bids, market manipulation, and urges strict Sherman anti trust enforcement. He notes producer consumer debts worsened by injunctions and supports independent packing houses as a remedy. He cites stockmen experiences on the Chicago and South Omaha markets and praises enforcement over repeal.
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Washington
House
Martin
South Dakota
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Stock Raisers
Ime
Beef Trust
Supreme Court
Mr. Martin
Senator Foraker
Senate
South Omaha
Fadiana
Aeronan
Sears
Mr. Stephens
Mr. Mar
Estess City Gras and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Market notes from Estess City and Kansas City livestock yards with receipts, price ranges for native steers cows calves and sheep, plus Chicago and St Louis market summaries. Also lists miscellaneous ads and notices including sales, rentals, and farm items. Key figures include 20 cattle at Estess and varied hog and sheep quotes across markets.
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Kansas City
Mintese
Chicago
Pilmie
Uni
Turdavy
Daseow
St. Louis
Mehta
Nena
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Mueller
E. T. Pavey
Poice Force
Jackittie
Pete Smith
Belanginas
Siakeo Hasnitars
Faroe
Pete
Gama
Bieraene
Masa
Tata
Juha
Theta Nigre
Pope
Math Hlenry Nagle
Ons
Lars
Susquehanna River
Middleton
Stone A Driver
Lieatt
Horton Headlight
Seneca Tribune
Sabetha Beeee Leavenworth Times
Troy Chiut
Atchisas Globe
Efiizhim New Leaf
Horton Recorder
Rossville News
Topeka State Journal
White Cloud Globe
Highland
Golfs Advance
Fort Scott Republican
Onawatomie Graphic
Garnett Piaindealer
Miami Republican
Boelig
Piexsanton Herald
Ottawa Herald
Coffeyville Journal
Coffeyville Independent
Citizen
Overbrook Citizen
Yates Counter News
Es Enteerie
Wamero Prankton
Teffersonian
Bean Holleville Tekeachye
Ealina Journal
Fimukfort Review
Greenleaf Sentinel
Haddem Gupper
Cuba de Maskate Monitor
Burr Oak Heralt
Graham County Recorder
Rock
Stockton News
Cowker City
Hoxie Gresley
Star
Wichiva Engte
Lindsboro News
Bison Bee
la Crosse Temublican
Lehigh Valley
Arkansas
Kansas Avenue
Estess City Gras
J. E. Gall
West Sixth Street
Christie Grain Snd Tock Co
Kc Owen High
Lew
Usec
Wong
Time Money
Acaanag
Barkers
Siesmand
WSN
Marth S
Cigso
Seine
Whyte
Marke
Gusarp
Sertink
Cofper
Rio
Tex
Isle
Commion
Weat Sixth Street
Cor
Chive Grain and Stock Co
A. M. McDermott
Rocesiaaedl
Bund
Don Sean
Geller
Varin
Berlin
Burlington & Quincy
I. RR
Internet
Stock Exchange
Steena
Onli
Maeker Aa
Revue Oranges
Icea Onena Port Simons
Soratone
Sherrock
Jem Harri
Avr
Walcker
Kansas
Bath
Odern
Alsove
Tyler
Harrison
Furilstea Font
Kas
Morroe St
Incation
Adaresa
Furmlehen
Manroest
Tun Buren
GA Taylor
W. Th St
Otto Kuehne Pres Co
Torrington
Lapel St
Addrera
Areh
Logan
J. Mulhall
Sioux City
Maren & Yaa
A. M. McDearmott Commission CO
United States
Ana Retarences
Alt Hannes
Ana Commercial
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el Gateoatiatenion
West Sixth
Eokons
Dent Ghibitie
People's Gas
U. S. Steel
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