Simon Elected as Chairman of City Republican Committee
The city central committee elected KR Shon of the Second ward as chairman Luther Nellis of the Fourth ward as secretary and H W Suter of the First ward as treasurer A meeting is planned for next Monday to receive the status report on the election contest The committee reported no change in the Third ward recount outcome and approved minor procedural actions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Republican City Central Committee
KR. Shon
Luther Nellis
H.W. Suter
Forbes
Maiter
the Hallows
Catarah Cures touted as new liver and stomach remedy
Article touts a cure for a constitutional disease and term reports of a new treatment by GRuutt Cataern fies and related compounds. It describes a supposed internal remedy aimed at liver and stomach health, claiming it eliminates most symptoms and offers a comprehensive internal cleanse. Details are fragmented and promotional in tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Tenching
Wellas
Bauart
Nomination Certificates to Be Issued After Canvass
W H Moody declined to serve as committeeman in the First Ward, with J H Lambertson chosen to succeed him by a narrow margin. O D Skinner refused to run. E R Bimon was elected chairman by acclamation. Capt Titus was nominated but declined. Simon, a Shawnee County resident for 18 years, practiced law with Garver & Larimer and now assists in the attorney general's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
W. H H. Moody
Firet
Precinet
J. H. Lam_Bertson
Moody
Larbertson
O. D. Skinner
E. R. Bimon
Acclarman
Capt. Titus
Simon
Shawnee County
Topeka
Garver & Larimer
Supreme Court
Color Line Sparks Tension Over Garfield School Segregation
In Garfield school at Thirteenth and Quincy streets in the seventh grade 27 colored and 18 white children shared a room as controversy grows over the board of education’s color line. The agitation in Lowman district has spurred a revolt among white patrons near Garfield with only four of 18 white seventh graders reporting to class yesterday while complaints target the school authorities and insist whites and colored students continue to attend seventh and eighth grades together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Lowman Hill
Garfield
Thirteenth
Quincy Streets
Lowman
Garfeld
Garfield School
England moves to end penny duty on West Indian sugar
London reports the fiction government plans to remove the half penny per pound duty on West Indian sugar within sight of the Brussels convention. The abolition would grant preferential treatment until Brussels comes into force, with Britain awaiting steps to protect the industry by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
March
West Indies
Liz
Great Britain
Agrardinie
Riporte
English Ports
Riverside to sever ties with Topeka hospital plan
Riverside announces it will end its connection with North Topeka hospital amid public contributions concerns. Officials cite financial and administrative issues driving the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Sin
Nropesetor
Ativersite
North Topeka
Hes
Bospital
Ned
Knight-Harbour case tossed. court won’t reopen Crennan body
Jury or court decision bars action to recover the body of J F Crennan killed in an accident on the Santa Fe railroad two years ago. The Supreme Court rules no further move can gain possession since the body has been buried for years. Also notes a call to attend the Men's meeting at Auditorium Sunday at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Tocky
J. F. Crennan
Santa Fe
Supreme Vots Court
Police Jottings and Nightly Drunken Misadventures
Joe Miller a Bas Tile guest attempted suicide with a garrote fashioned from his trousers but survived after being cut down by another prisoner. Officer Henry Rye, linked to several deaths, faced nerves from ongoing cases. Mary Gilbert admitted drunkenness and was discharged. March ides brought 20 drunks before the police court. primaries at the station proved tame compared with a recent councilman-at-stake melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Joaquin
Miller
Mr. Miller
Henry Rye
James Kay
W. J. Jenks
Lower
Kansas Avenuue
Young Devlin
Aye
Green
John Doe
Warner
Troutman
Death of C Bowman in Topeka at 73
Christian Bowman longtime Topeka resident died at 426 Harrison Street Friday afternoon after years of kidney trouble. Born in Harrisburg PA he came to Kansas 45 years ago, lived in Anderson and Lawrence, then Topeka. He ran a business on Kansas Avenue, retired eight years ago, and was a member of Topeka lodge No. 17 AF and AM. He leaves a widow and three married children. Clarence A Bowman of Kansas City noted.
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Christian Bowman
Topeka
Harrison Street
Bowman
Wnexs
Bowmen
Kansas
Harrisburg
Anderson County Ree
Lawrence
Toa
Kansas Avenue
Moffitt's
Topeka Lodge No. 17
Clarence A’ Bowman
Kansas Science
Scott's Emulsion Cures Deep Coughs by Healing Throat
Old coughs and deep-rooted coughs can’t be cured by simply smothering symptoms. Scott's Emulsion promises to replace inflamed tissue with healthy tissue, altering the throat and lungs so there is nothing left to cough about. Sample offered by Sooty & Bowne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Mr Clark Endorsement Interview on Rheumatism Cure
In a Toledo Kansas-based interview, Me H Clark brother of Secretary of State George A Clark recounts his battle with rheumatism in Junition City. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with eradicating pain and swelling after four boxes, claims no recurrence ten years later, and notes others improved by his suggestion. The ad touts pills as a blood purifier and remedy for varied ailments, with pricing and purchase details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clark
George A. Clark
Topeka
Kansas
Clark
Junition City
Miss
Terrile
Dr. Williams
Spangler Granted New Trial in Gonske Killing Case
W H Spangler, Onaga marshal, convicted of manslaughter for killing Gus Gonske after arrest, to receive a new trial. Gonske known as a fighting man who boasted Spangler should not arrest him. Supreme Court ruled trial erred in excluding evidence about Gonske’s character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Spangler
Pottawatomie County
Gus Gonske
Spangler
Onaga
Gonske
Supreme Court
Starkweather Named Train Master at Arkansas City
G. C. Starkweather, currently superintendent on the Pecos Valley line of the Santa Fe, to be appointed train master at Arkansas City in place of E. L. Austin, who has recently moved to Topeka as trainmaster on the eastern division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.,c. Starkweather
Pecos Valley
Sant Fei
Arkansas City
EL A. Austin
Topeka
Baker Man Ahead in Oratorical Contest
In Winfield Kansas on March 8 Homer Hoch of Baker University won first place in the Kamans State Oratorical association contest. J. Quinn of Ottawa took second, with Robert R. Hamilton of Winfield earning third. Topics included The Verdict of Centuries and American Diplomacy with several Kansas college speakers contributing.
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Winfield
Kan
Kamans State Oratorical Association
Homer Hoch
Baker University
J. Oo Quinn
Ottawa
Robert R. Hamilton
Frsit Hamilton
Southwest Kinsea College
Josiah Kramer
Kansas University
Lawrence
North Topeka notices and social updates mix town chatter
In North Topeka notes, T. M. James Jr. advertises Santa Fe ticket sales for California and other points, while residents like A. M. Baird, B. Rice, Miss Iva Grow, and Miss May Irwin appear in daily life items. Social events, church notices, travel, and neighborhood movements fill brief items from Easter hat orders to a Wesleyan conference.
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Kimball Printing Co
North
Kansas Ave
Santa Fé
California
Montana
Utah
Oregon
T. M. James, Jr
Kansas Avenue
A. M. Baird
B. Rice
Grantville
North Side
Iva Grow
Millinery opening and church services noted in town
Mrs Courtney announces a millinery opening Wednesday afternoon and evening March 12 at 02 South Kansas Ave upstairs over Moore's Book Store. The Second Presbyterian church hosts preacher Key J B Glen morning and evening with topics The Danger of Reaction in Spiritual Things and A Perplexing Problem. North Side and North Topeka Baptist churches schedule morning and evening services with varied topics. Mr S B H Rhodes dies of pneumonia near town. funeral held at Point Pleasant M B church. Missouri Valley’s Sardou avenue bridge progress praised by Joseph Young. Afternoon Duplicate Whist club met at Mrs B Kistler’s. substitutions listed. Joseph M Pollum urged to fix North side road from bridge to Ennis line.
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Courtney
South Kansas Ave
Moore's
Second Presbyterian Church
Pistor
Key
Glen
Naling
North Side Church of Christ
J. T. Purvis
Doctot Day School
North Topeka Baptist Church
Laurent and
Harrison Street
W. B. Hutchinson
D. D
Berviers
Rhodes
Town
Point Pleasant M. B
Coleman
Hadeas Avenue
J. A. Stavely
Joseph Young
Missouri Valley Company
Leavenworth
Sardou Avenue
Mra B. Kistler
van Buren Street
Jeannette Walcot
Mire
GC. Bowman
W. 2. Contley
Hallin Nichola
Earth Putnam
Harry Guthrin
Lou Dell McMester
Marthe Kimball
EP. Baker
Jackson Street
President Will Do the Talking
Cabinet members met to discuss with newspaper correspondents. A semi weekly update was prepared for the next week. The president will convey the final notes after the cabinet gathering at the appointed time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Presient Eit Har
Mimiktere
Tie
Dr Means La Grippe Pills Promoted By Physician Distributor
Dr Means La Grippe Pills touted for colds and headaches as more than a patent medicine. Advertised as an article of prenounted merit used by physicians in practice. Sold in 3.00 boxes at 25 cents for home use, distributed by Howard A Keiser of Cornwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Means
Howard A. Keiser
Cornwall
Experts join Topeka firm Nagelvoort hired as chemist leader
Detroit professor J B Wagelywort arrives in Topeka to assume duties at Owon. The W T Gayitt Medical Fg strengthens its staff with Prof Nagelvoort, a veteran chemist of German training and decades in pharmacy. His background includes Northwestern University Chicago, Park Davis & Co Detroit, and published drug analyses. The firm touts careful testing and a wide world reach for its remedies and private preparations.
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J. B. Wagelywort
Detroit
Mich
Topeka
Owon
W. W. Gayitt Medical
AH Tel
J. B. Nagelvoort
Pro
Nagelvoort
College of Pharmacy
Chicago
Park, Davis & Co
Detrott
Sageteoort
Gargitt Medica Peany Stesery
Eee
Occult Society Meeting Amid Local War Notes
Local mention notes new war cases repeated from 1783. The Occult Society will hold a mute afternoon at 2:30 in Security. Mooney and wife of Lyndor are visiting Mrs Mooney's brother. Foreman changes and court announcements appear, with deputies and clerks listed for Brown district as the circuit court session begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harison
the Occult Society
Curtie G. Mooney
Lyndor
Mra
Mooney
Rkae Bos Amd Og Bwansonwi
Marcis
Frank Jaya
Wiehit
Frank McGrath
J. Dien Ir
Circuit Court of Brown
Cust
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England
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Salvation Army
J. M. Knight
Crennan Cane
Auditorium
Mary Gilbert
Erin
Police Starion
C. Bowman
C Bowman
Sooty & Bowne
Peart St
MR. Clark
Starkweather
Baker Man
New York
Lona
Cire
Cloud County
The
Kansas Pioneer Gold Shale Co
D. R. Beatty
Beaumont, Texas
C. E. Foote
OC. B. Foote & Co
M. S. Waller
Denver, Colo
J. H. Richards
Fort Scott
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Ueneral Auditor
Ore
Brl
St Louis
Mreenor
Raval Arcana
Grand Courate
Missouri
W.B. Sharp
Dallas
Texas
H. Vig
Penney
Haysig City
Hage
Geo. M. Nobie
Topeks
Gev
Noble & Co
Real Watatn
Tammeres
Dette Com
G. E. Ross-Lewin
Denver
Colo
First National Bank
Frank Doster
Marion
Supreme Court of
State of Kansas
J. & Mulvane
Bank of Topeka
Ellis and
Trego
Smoky Hill River
Kansas Pioneer
West Sixth Avenue
Lukens
N. P. Horton
Lyman
T. F. Seymour
Clyde
Rev
Purvis
Kaw Valley
J. B. Betts
Ilinois
May Irwin
Toter Ocean Mill
Alcheist
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Jefferson and
Third Streets
North Topeks
West Side
East Eighth Street
Mabel Brockway
G. Mehleisen
Quincy Street
Grace Reynolds
Dr. T. 5. Reynolds
W. E. Jones
Cliff House Dairy
Frank Deever
Wamego
Marshall A
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Miershall
Stansfield’s
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