Anti Cigarette Crusade Opens In Topeka
A Topeka campaign led by Mira Gaston and backed by local educators targets cigarette use among boys. The effort includes mass meetings at Bizet MLE church, promotion through newspapers, and a plan to distribute anti tobacco materials to boys. Gaston plans to stay at the National Hotel with frequent callers and outlines years of work against smoking among youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ori
Wolthe H. Straus
Gaston Spe
Ani
Children's Department
Tate
Chinkgo
Cheney
Ely Witt
F. Swit
Tn & Bra Wien
Walace
Stine Gaston
Vieturer
Raekeheid
Rome
Portland
San Francisco
Lord Mayor to Be Made a Baron in London
The misspelled dispatch reports plans to confer a barony on a London official. It notes Queen Victoria’s possible confirmation and mentions war services of the city. Also referenced are ship movements and river survey work around Alaska and Yukon areas with engineers sailing to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Salisbury
London
Pronesis
William Bur Fe
Alfred Ame Bevan
Prvaier
Etty
Quarrel Over Aid Ends With Calls to Help Others
The page describes a religious sermon urging listeners to aid others and seek fulfillment by doing good. It emphasizes giving money, supporting missions, and sharing faith, with references to charity, serving in Tennessee, and a closing hymn and prayer as the congregation prays for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmera
Othera
Chile
The Newspaper as Social Service and Moral Guideline
Dr. Pisk argues newspapers are social service and moral force guiding humanity. He stresses editors and reporters shape public conscience through ethical discretion, with truth and helpfulness as standards, while warning misuse harms society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisk
D. M. Piki
First Congregational Church
Jok
Fisk Pasa
Hearts & Brother
Wits
Acim
Falas
The Press and Public Duty Amid Ethical Trials
Fragmented OCR text discusses journalists and editors facing ethical pressure and public expectations. It contrasts media leadership with temptation, noting judges, physicians, and others must resist bribes and maintain integrity while serving the public interest.
Ambulance Crash Kills Child on Gordon Street
An ambulance carrying a child’s body, driven by J M Knight, overturned on Gordon Street near Muxt night after a rapid turn at Kannas Avenue. The driver was thrown out and the body fell to the street as the vehicle’s plate glass shattered. the child had been adopted by Jimmie Curry of North Harrison Street and died of measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Knight
Gordon Street
Avenua
Ftrande Knight
7. M. Knight
Rapid Galt
Kannas Avenue
Jmmie Curry
Harrison Street
Deaths and Funerals of W. H. Taylor and Lyman B. Putney
Mrs. W H Taylor of Concordia died Sunday at Stormont hospital after long illness. Lyman B Putney of Albuquerque died Sunday morning after a cancer illness. Putney was a pioneer wholesale grocer in the Southwest, with extensive business holdings across Kanees and New Mexico, including Albuquerque, Las Vegas, and Santa Fe railway paths, and was regarded as one of Albuquerque’s wealthiest citizens.
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W. H.taylor
Concordia
Stormont Hospital
Lyman B Putney
Albuquerque
Ncl
Putney
Ganeral Merchandise
Bartal
Kaneas
Colorado
New Mexico
Lawrence
Kan
Ube Quantretl
Moser, Moore and Jennett
Trinilad
Las Vegas
San Marcial
Sevral
Southwest
Hissoft
Trobert EB Putney
Pointed Revolvers Arrests After Sabbath Confrontation
Richard Waters and George Gayden were arrested after a Sunday afternoon quarrel on Sixth Avenue and Quincy Street. Each drew a revolver and aimed at the other but did not shoot. They were taken to the station and charged with drunk, carrying concealed weapons, and disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Waters
George Gayden
Sixth Avenue
Quincy Street
Oty
Balmy spring forecast hints at cold spell ahead
The weather forecast notes Sunday highs over 80 degrees but a change is coming. Forecasters predict several cold waves before August with a first one likely tonight into Tuesday, followed by colder conditions and a shift to southwesterly winds.
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Arizona
Boy Shoots Mother by Accidental Revolver Incident
In Chicago on a March 12 incident, seven year old Richard Essig discharged a revolver while playing, fatally wounding his mother Mrs. Masig who lies in hospital with a grave condition. Father Chas Eng, secretary of Fort Dearborn Athletic Club, is named in connection with the event as the family possessed a 22 calibre revolver and a box of cartridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Richard Essig
Alxive
Mra. Masig
Chas, Enaig
Fort Dearborn Athletic Club
Sporting Krchnt
Jor Cheynekl
Bereseed Gevire
Big Tather
Weagen
Cigar Makers Strike in York Amid Wage Demands
Rough OCR reads 2200 workers, near 400 key firms, walkout over wage reductions. Factories affected by wage drops from 20 to 40 percent under central control. workers threaten continued stoppage until demands satisfied.
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York
Numbat
Ooh
Wetheim
Mirikers
Anal Nya
Ae aniGr
Burial of Goebel Interment at Frankfort Chapel
The remains of William Goebel were buried today at Frankfort near the chapel where guards kept watch since February. The funeral procession moved to a hill overlooking the Kentucky River. Members of the legislature attended, and a monument or shaft is planned for the cemetery site.
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Frankfort
Wm. Goebel
Kentucky
March 1 dispatches from the war front detail unopposed march and heavy Boer resistance
London reports from Aasvogel Kop and Dresfontien describe unopposed British advance, list additional casualties including Lieutenants Parsons and Coddington, with detailed Boer losses and fortifications. Dispatches note Roberts near Bloemfontein, heavy fighting at Dresfontien, and warnings of white flag abuse in one skirmish.
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London
War Office
Aasvogel
G. H. Bellah
Gatacre
Bethule Raimond Bridge
Fronress Lond
Roberts
Bloemfontery
Lord Roberta
Pres Stais
Lord Roberts
Dresfontein
Pest Tentay
Tucker
Gener Kelly-Kenny
Abraham
Dresfenters
Kruger
Daled
Kelly-Kenny
Easex
Justace
Lomax
McKarti
Kitchener
Huffs
Hickson
Leg
Nevere
Ronald
Welsh Regiment
Torkington
Pope
Wimberteyne
Broidwool
Ucar Eine
Se Cesta
Ran
Mavices
Drfefontel
Lozi Roberts
Sur Gay
Ben
Orange Free State
Dretfontein
Cronje
Baller
Abraham's Kraal
Poplar Grove
Bloemfontein
Grange River
Dresfontain
Petrasberg
Tord Roberts
Mafeking
Gatecre
Berhulle Bridge
Bethalle
Lor Roberts
Gataore
Herhulle
Hivemfontein
Free State
Dave
Derd Roberts
St. Jamez
Sayat
Mafekins
Natali
Buller
Cape Colony
Mining Bill Passed In Washington House Session
The House opened with Speaker naming Me McCleary of Minnesota as committee chair on Victory, vacancy filled by Mr. Powers of Vermont. A resolution to print 75 000 copies of entextes from Hobart's term. A public lands bill would extend Alaska placer mining laws with modifications addressing Cape Nome conditions. Lacey announced endorsement by Alaska miners. Amendments bar corporations from eating claims and extra action for Ford County Fort Worth division. Wise-bourg contested election case from Virginia, discussed under voting agreement. Driegs argued for Young’s claims in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Me McCleary
Minnesota
Victary
Ait
Harmer
Pennsylvania
Powers
Vermont
Congress
Hobart
Public Lands Committee
United States
Alaska
Cape Nome
Lacey
Alex
Ford
Fort Worth
Texas
Wise-bourg
Chicago wins rail case over lakefront lands
United States Supreme Court ruling settles dispute between City of Chicago and Illinois Central over lands on Lake Michigan shore. Illinois state supreme court decision against the railroad had been before the federal court, with the issue affecting the front. Burdock Blood Bitters mentioned in a stray line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinois
Washington
Ees
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Tllinois Central Railroua Company
Lake Michigan
Tiaois State Supreme Court
Allroad Company
Market Report Shows Varied Moves Across Grains
The market notes gains for oats and corn with heavy demand and short covering. Wheat shows strength and higher prices amid bullish signals while oats remain steady and futures trading remains active. provisions move higher as demand supports the market.
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Board of Trade
Liverpool
Conan
Senko
Soa
Jack Deen
Rocembee
Hue
Wetare
Oust
Inter
Drairdie
Anree
Masarty Ani
Uice
Sagma
Com
Berenits
Nowy
Dorie
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Lucy Page
Gaston
Topeka
Alnaka
Reet
Abercromible
Soxoer
Alasitu
Yukon
Valdes
Wheelman
Tori
Monarch
Willie
Cormea
Apesticn
Dale Ream
Patity
Os & Plain
Frank
Bradley
Mian
Mip
Goolor
BelKhber
Andy
Mercury
Goebel
Grange Free State
March
Medien
Waite
Liewtenant Demme
Coronel Umphelwy
Drvitontein
Alexander Kopje
New South Wales Mounted Infantry
Durban
Natal
Todays Market Report
J.C
Chivas
Jorge
Wall Street
Funy Beneh
Commission House
Harris
Sean Tir
Cas City
Acc
Hay—Hatee
Dalry
Galveston
Samsara
Fear
Sean
Matta
Sebls
Weisenlieher
Chloe
Dour
T Duluth Locke
Ems
Em Miller
Benelen
Hellieh
New York
Monty—Money Oh Ath
Iba Owl
June Creamery
VME Western Creamery
Dusbe
Thetary
Gomhan
Kansas City
March Tay
Piaoshina
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