Lynching Threat Circles Lawrence County Protective Society
In Kan March a faction within the Dsogmna County Protective Society armed men west of Lawrence planned to lynch a man over land claims. About 20 to 30 men gathered near a farm, confronted the complainant, forced him toward a schoolhouse, and hanged him after a mock trial. Local authorities moved to quell the upset as protests grew.
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Dsogmna County Protective Society
Lawreens
Kan
Lawrence
Wrealini
Walt Mons Lailertach
Filird
Winoclatioh
Landorkagh
Ibs
Atchison Abilene Trio Charged Over Patent Right Filing
In Atchison and Abilene three individuals face charges over filing a patent right claim for a consignment or instrument related to a product named in a disputed manner. The case alleges failure to file the required power of attorney and affidavit with the district clerk and questions the authenticity of signatures. Bond was posted as the matter proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchiwin, Kan, Maren
Charles Ku- Bach
Abilene
Lycester Nytiert
Sim Bounts Farmer
Gistriet Court
Aleg
Hubich
Atchiton
Soneetes
Bond
Independence drive for the Philippines urged at New York conclave
The Philippine Independence committee from all parties asks national conventions to endorse a plan for Filipino independence on terms like those granted to Cuba. Noted signers include Wayne MacV3gnn, Bishop W. Mc Views, Rev. C. H. Parkhurst, George Forter Peabody, President Charles W. Elliott, Judson Harmon, Richard Watson Glider, W. D. Howells, Ht. Pulten, Cureing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philippine Independence Committee
Cuba
Wayne MacVengn
W. McViews
C. H. Parkhurst
George Forter Peabody
Charles W. Elliott
Judson Harmon
Richard Watson Glider
W. D. Howells
Ht. Pulten
Cureing
Marcell Sued in Atchison for Bank Notes
In Atchison Kansas on March 8 a suit was filed in the district court by Waggener Doster for the National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City against ID Williams J Marcell and CG L Marcell of Highland and officers of Atchison Savings Bank. The action targets two promissory notes for 5100 each owed by Williams to Marcell cashier of the Highland bank. The notes were transferred to the Atchison bank before maturation, which agreed to transfer to the Ranoen City bank. payments due in March.
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Atchison, Kan
Waggener
Doster
Orr
National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City
Atchison Co District
ID. Williams
J. 2. Marcell
CG. L. Marcell
Highland
Atchison Savings Renk
Kivenay
Atchison Bank
Primary results hint at Wichita race shift
In Cowley County Kansas polling for the Democratic primary shows Abe Codey and another candidate drawing attention for Wichita. Local reports suggest party leaders expect a shift toward a favored candidate in the congressional race.
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Cowley County
Hearst
Wilteld
Kan
Fement
Isa
Abe Codey
Aramate
Eevesitio
Wichita
Wedding Secret Revealed in Arkansas City Ceremony
P Johnson and Miss Maude Ishmrad announced their marriage in Kansas. The couple wed at Leavenworth in October 1922 but kept the union secret until March 3 in Arkansas City.
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Arkansas City
Kaw
Cc. P. Johnson
Death by Fright Shocks Wichita Community
A well known resident and longtime observer died after a fright during a recent incident near Wichita. Ford was treated a week ago and showed improvement before succumbing. The event followed a tense confrontation that allegedly triggered the fatal reaction.
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Wichita
Han
March
Ford
Fright Heston
Ford Wee
Concordia Rally Nominates Beck For State Senator
Concordia Kansas March delegates from Cloud and Republic counties met by Monday and nominated Representative Charles N. Beck for state senator by J Hkeinmaet.
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Peck
Concordia
Kan
Republcan
Cloud
Republic
Charles N. Beck
J . Hkeinmaet
Edison plans high pressure water system for fire protection in Topeka
At Monday night’s council, Edison Light Heat & Power sought a franchise to build an independent water system with a 150 pound high pressure main from Beverth and Van Buren and a 100,000 gallon reservoir. They would pump 1,000 gallons a minute in emergencies to aid city mains, costing about 20,000 dollars, with wells at Van Buren foot and existing fire protection plans. The proposal drew questions on city insurance and control, but supporters argue it would provide valuable fire protection and resilience after past flood water shortages.
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Edison Light, Heat & Power Company
Topeka
van Buren Street
Edison Company
Harrison Street
Beverth
van Buren
Edison Electric Manaating Company
C. V. Wolf
G. Ie Maunsell
Yao Buren Street
Seventh
Edison
Maunsell
Ways and Means Committee
East Eighth Street
East Eighth Strat
Renair
Ely Lark
Bida
Consell
Crand
Ways and
Welchmaster
General Revenue Fire Department
Tincher
Sixth Ward
Potwin
Ehfienittge
Auburndale
Nother
Eighth Avenue
Thirteenth
Huntoon
Weathered Notes Hint At Spring Yet Far Away
A jumble of town notices and social items lists events in Topeka including church meetings at First Baptist and First Congregational, a Topeka Baseball association gathering, the Sells, Sterne show coming May 7, and a petition for paving Douthitt avenue. Also mentions Rev H E Thayer speaking on Kans Home Missions and a nurse bound for Asciout Egypt in May.
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W. Orr
Atchigon
Osage City
Morrow
Cttown
Commercial Club
Topeka Choral Union
Geo. N. Newton
Kansas Avenue
Bell Phone
Topeka Baseball Association
SS. Rice
Fourth Ward
Crane Street
Topeka
International Brotherhood Eleptrical Workers
Hudson's Hall
Ladies’ Society of New Church Workers of the
First Baptist Church
Gevalcr Cond
Eigen Slanen
Bro
Crosby Bros
Ingleside
U and I Club
Joab Mulvane
Jonathan Thomas
Franklin County
Troutman & Stone
de Boismiere
Allied Land Law
Osage County
Sells, & Sterne
The
Downs
Sells Brothers & Forepoush
James Gratton
East Fourth
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Congregational Church
H. E. Thayer
Kans
Thatcher
W. Pearl
Christ Hospital
Ly Topeka
Asciout
Egypt
Douthitt Avenue
Topeka Avenue
Harrison Street
Bergundthal
Unis
Santa Fe Announces Low Rates to Southwest March 15
Santa Fe reveals unprecedented low fares to Oklahoma Texas and Pecos Valley with trips to Guthrie Fort Worth Austin San Antonio Houston Galveston and El Paso. One way from $6.50 to Guthrie and $8.00 to Texas points. $18 round trip to Texas, $24.50 to El Paso Deming and Pecos Valley. Descriptive health and fortune trip prospects.
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Santa Fe
Southwest
Oklaho Io
Texas
Pecos Valley
Guthrie
Oklahoma
el Paso
Deming
Roswell
Carlsbad
United States
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Osim
Arngid Drug Co
Castoria
Teege
Aus
Wratore
Marcell
Kansas City
Bears
Glys City
Pountil
Madison
Monroe
Judiciary Committee
Parkdale
Jerry Wats
Andrew Cook
H. L. Hatton
Paet
Quincy
Kricpelot
Weber
Cemeenay
West Sixteis
Saeman Ryder
Harrison
West Fifth
Taylor
Clay Street
Huntington Avenue
Spencer
Summerfield
High Courts
William Wagnier
Ann Arbor
Mich
Griley
General Revenue
Chandler Street
Ways and Means
Mary D. Knox
John D. Knox, Jr
John D. Knox
Topeka H Igh School
Mellin
Melling Food CO
Bouton, Mabe
Munyon’s
Munyon's
Fred
Rock Island
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Helena
Butte
Anaconda
A. E. Cooper
First National Bank OF
Kansas
State of
Shawnee County
City of
Wm. Sims
W. H. Rossington
VI GE
Hawley
Cashier
S Bowman
Resistant Canker
A. A. Robinson
HH. Rossington
Chas. J. Devlin
W. A. Stephens
C E Hawley
Topekas
Topeka Independent Telephone Co
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