In City Politics Dr Hibben Addresses Topeka Audience
Dr Hibben denies promising jobs and urges year round employment fairness. He says his goal is a safe, businesslike administration and denies garbled reports that he promised jobs to all. Col A B Jetmore praises Hibben while a meeting at King and Lincoln streets is announced.
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Dr. Hibben
Fellows
Fourteenth
Washington Streets
Fifth Ward
Lsten
J. EB. Hibbert
A.B. Jetmine
John Price
Hbbon
Coline AB Jetmore
Hiliben
Topeka
Worchout
Jane
Ir. Hibben
English syndicate to invest 5 million in Georgia gold fields
An English syndicate has entered the Georgia gold fields and plans to invest at least five million dollars in claims across various sections. Large projects loom, led by financiers from St. Louis Chicago and Houston who have absolute faith in the investments' value.
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Atlanta
Ger
St. Louis
Chicago
Hoston
Million Dollar New Orleans Dry Goods Deal Broker
Leonard Moody, a Brooklyn real estate broker, negotiated a million dollar dry goods transfer. The estate of Henry Offerman sold stock and goods for 500000 while a 900000 ten year lease on the Fulton and Dalia streets building was paid. Morgenthal Bowland of Chicago takes control to convert the business into a first class department store.
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Leonard Moody
Brooklyn
Henry Offerman
Morgenthal- Bowland Company
Chicago
Fulton and
Dalia Streets
Miss Mathers Hardluck and Box Office Attachments
Miss Mather's box office receipts at the Euclid Avenue opera house were attached by Claude Hasan of Brooklyn on a 3207 claim. The matter was adjusted for future settlement and the attachment released. Hagan, a stake carpenter, has a disputed claim tied to a business dispute with a manager she recently parted from in Pittsburg. Corbett in the Favorite. The Express survey of 79 sporting editors in the US and Canada shows 62 predicting Corbett the winner, 21 for Fitzsimmons, six noncommittal.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Margaret Mather
Euclid Avenue Opera House
Claude Hasan
Brooklyn
Hagan
Pittsburg
Ezeta Dying Report From Panama Says Exeta Near Death
A Panama based dispatch to the New York Herald reports Antonio Exeta, once vice president of San Salvador, is dying with physicians having given up hope. His brother Carlos is in San Francisco. Weather notes from Chicago forecast showers this afternoon, then colder. Hair loss promotion for Hall's Hair Renewer's product ends with speculative claims.
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Ezeta
New York
the Herald
Panama
Colombia
Antonio Exeta
San Salvador
Carlos
San Francisco
Topeka Notices and Local Meetings Report
Topeka agenda lists the Topeka Academy of Medicine discussions on hunt diseases tonight and the Sunday School Primary Union meeting Tuesday at M A rooms. Shawnee County Republican club gathered Saturday. farmers alliance to meet next Saturday at 300 Kansas Ave. A divorce suit filed by Henry Johns against Julia B Johns. Topeka Whist Club to open tonight at 7 Kansas Ave. a new west side club named Pa and J A Park. Funeral for Gilver L Cooper held, remains in private vault. GSA parlor meetings planned citywide to encourage women voters. Court action James De Moss sues Cay Street Railway for 130. Coroner Westerdeld seeks re election to Board of Education. Local sheriff Larry Sheehan comments on smoke at old starch factory. Tramp near New Mar built a fire. one man burned. Sharpe County Teachers Association held meetings with lectures by Hopkins on Longfellow. Annie Curlins assaulted. disturbance scene investigated. Roland Wend performed for under 50 at Cotes Opera. Roland Reed praised for Topeka Grand Opera. Topeka Daye praised for attractions but warns about cold shelter use.
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Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Emporia
Walnut Grove
Shawnee County Farmers’ Alliance
Kansas Avenue
Henry Johns
Buchanan Streets
Julia B. Johns
Topeka Whist Club
Weat
J. A. Park
Sim
Iman & Clark
Kansas City
Gilver L. Cooper
Topeka
Oay Street Railway Company
Coroner Westerdeld
Board of Education
Sherif
Larry Sheehan
Cigater
Newmar
Jefferson County
Durtie
Green Bay
Sharpes County Teachers’ Association
J. Tx Fison
John W. Stout
FG. Foster
Joan MacDonald
Wm. Vanordal
J. ¥. Page
Cotes Opera Toure
Kansis City
Roland Reed
Mineral Water Finest In the West Ad Claim
Advertisement notes Mineral Water as the finest in the west and invites readers to try it. Mentions J. We Phillips at 612 W. Eleventh Ave and promotes Peerless Steam Laundry that smooths broken edge collars.
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J. We Phillips
W. Elehth
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria Headline
Advert says children cry for Castoria for upset stomachs and teething issues. Product is marketed as a gentle remedy for infants and toddlers. Emphasizes safe, trustworthy ingredients and parental peace of mind.
Kansas Legislature Debates School Text Bill in House
A Kansas House debate over a school text bill ends with committee passage and a roll call vote on amendments. The measure, tied to state book contracts and pricing by publishers, faces a Senate referral amid party-line divisions and a map of supporters and opponents.
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Lobdell
Tofom
Mrr
Fairchild
Lobder
Bak
Rehellaw
Elemntary
The
United States
Ely
Harksey
Rascal
Hean
Brown
Cowley
Grown
Johnson
Nemaha
Jones
Kelson
Lambert
Lincoln
Dawrson
Lewis
Loomis
Malin
Marty
McGrath
McKeever
Merrill
Meteler
Dott
Muenzenmayer
Montcomers
Outentt
Patton
Havenscraft
Hothweller
Rutledge
Simmons
Singleton
Stevens
Stoner
Darier
Turner
Wallace
Walters
Ward
Name Change Bill for Mr Rat Fails in Senate
In a humorously chaotic debate, Mr Rat’s bill to legally change his surname to Hatty is supported in the House but rejected in the Senate. Senators Farrelly and Heesin clash over the proposal with sharp remarks, and the amendment scheme collapses as the motion to pass fails. The episode ends with Rat facing two years of continued surname, or pursuing court relief. The article also criticizes sweeping salary cuts impacting education, arguing they threaten universities and teacher quality across the state.
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Rat
Neno County
House
Realaine
Requist
Senate
Hatty ¢Ontinge
Seniator
Farrelly
Heesin
Nari
Sip
Tate
Heasin
Jumper
Eliues Wit
Ret
Palrehild
Pale Child
State Agricultural College
Americ
Scrub Professors in Kansas Colleges Debate Value
President Geo. T. Fairchild of the State Agricultural College sends a letter to lawmakers urging careful consideration of proposals affecting Kansas colleges. He argues against treating higher education as mere scrub stock, calling for thoughtful policy decisions.
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Kansas
Geo. T. Fairchild
State Agricultural College
Fetter
Brown of Pratt Spars Shawnee on Tax and Time
A Pratt speaker criticizes Larimer of Shawnee during a debate over the Will text book and speeches. He accuses him of wasting time and urges the Shawnee man to shift from rhetoric to action, while a reader mails in defense of income tax versus single tax, arguing ownership of wealth and unearned increments and referencing biblical examples.
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Brown
Pratt
Larimer
Shawnee
Sesson
Wincer
Alma
Aries
Ares
Ier
Copperst
The
State Journal
Somme
Tex
Luin
Fort Exch
Christ
Peter
Peter Idle
Kansas Dairying Debate Presses for Fair Trade
President Jens Creamery appeals to the state editor in Lansing Kansas to reconsider the House stance on the creamery bill. He argues dairy interests protect farmers against oleo substitutes, defending cooperative creameries while denouncing unhealthy lobbying and urging export of butter to benefit Kansas farmers and maintain price integrity.
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State Journal
House of Representatives
Kaness
Tha
Uleo
Senate
Brown
Pratt
Grown
Karsus
Johnson
Labette
Cleo
Deiryin
Wr. Taylor
Wyandottee
Oteo
Kansas
Kanne Te Aberut
Jens Creamery
Demand Action on a Maximum Freight Law
Sedgwick county residents press a petition urging passage of a maximum freight tax on notes and mortgages, initiative and referendum, and broader reform planks. They cite party platforms, statewide support, and calls for enacted laws with governor and court backing. Continued on Sixth Page.
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Janve
Alanis
Morteagers
D Enate
House of Representatives
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Gary
Regent
P. K. Besi Ants Pettans
Gods Mabon
P. K
Rarts Ross
H. Overseam
Doctor Hibben
King and Lin« Caln Streets
Georgia Gold Mines
Mather
Hall
Topeka Academy of Medicine
George W. Clark
Sixth
J. G. Slonecker
Shawnee County
Pitcher’s Castoria
Pitcher's Castoria
Jaquins
Auerbach
Kansas Ave
Europe
America
Brand—O
Gaylord
Bareley
Eugene & Sanfort
Lansing
Kan
Creamery Men’s Side
Sedgwick
Sedewick County
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