T M JAMES FOR MAYOR A Citizens Ticket Named by the Anti Republicans
A Topeka citizen ticket emerged at Hamilton Hall led by Tilotson with 300 attendees. Nominees for mayor and council included James, Geywerge, and Wert, with a platform demanding city ownership of waterworks and reform. The convention pledged united action to elect the Citizens ticket and organize registration drives.
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Citizens
Ellison
Intervain
C. Tiloton
Mamillen Hall
Ciy
Fitt
Mr James
Geywerge Berhest Muster
Bem Cily Intasurer
W. Wand
Liberty
Pir
HK. Hotllane
Liezie B. Hamrick
Moo Lote
George Puniban
Jon Terme
J. MM. Mitchell
Dot Warbeck
Pitty
Totete Stoste
Toldegalnet
Charles Fellows
Hamilton Hell
Usle
Col Prod Chit
D.C
Topka
Thie
Niidavit
Hie Elty
Etty
Tillotson
BH. Stevens
Hamptens
BM. Hert
Baron Lee Jones
Firth Ward
Wilson
Fred Close
T. T. Yount
W. H. Oliver
W. C. Sly
Byron Wingett
Charles K. Itons
Cal Weed Crone
Topeka
Stinia
David Overmeyer
Albert Gritin
Tieton
Resixtraen
Citiens
Hamilton Hall
Nombres
John Browns Son Poor Fights Poverty Like His Sire
Chicago dispatch reports Solomon Brown son of John Brown now runs a small Batu Oregon meat market after earlier losses in California. Stripped of his belongings and facing a writ of 310, Oregon Attorney General W G Steel aided an attorney to restart his trade. In a note to admirers, Steel urged support for Brown while a civic notice invites women to a municipal election meeting at the Commercial club rooms.
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Chicago
W. G. Steel
Oregon
Solomon Brown
John Brown
Orawatemie
Harper's Ferry
Batu
California
Seattle
Salem
Mr. Steel
Steel
Mr. Brown
Kuzsas Aye
Topeka B.S
Blush Divorce Case Opens in Local Court
In a crowded district court session, Mabel Blush ages 19 seeks separation from Walter Blush 35 after four years of marriage. Testimony portrays a quarrelsome union with drunkenness and threats, a farm life at Silver Lake, and a pattern of mutual accusations. Witnesses from both sides present conflicting accounts of abuse and provocation.
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Blush
Mabel Blush
Walter Bish
Tohem
Bist
Uhers
Wheir
Fe Wan
Silver Lake
Irs
le i
Binh
Hush
Flush
Powers
Blunk
Murray
Norris
Platt=ville
Hilver Lake
Lees A
Tor
Mauds Norris
Mi i
Mortis
Mr. Blush
Walter Blush
Walt
Merrik
Leavenworth
Welter Hlush
Giant
Tatoes
Old Harry
Chas, Gillman
Stiwerne
Women Journalists Banquet Honors Leading Figures
Women journalists met under Mrs. Oliver Ruyos to discuss newspaper work from a woman’s view. The session featured papers on Mexican fare, early Kansas writers, and the evolving woman journalist, followed by a banquet at the Copeland hotel with seven courses and toasts honoring Kate Field and other leaders.
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Pepera
Oliver Ruyos
Woman's Press Association
Mig Belle L. Harbinge
Shell T
Fila BH
Newell
Zu Adants
Kanmts
Min
Cora Servis
Kinsley
Ida Bekert
Viola Wels
Republic City
Res. C.F
Royce
Mairtaugh
Rupe
Copeland Hotel
Kate Field
Minnie D. Morgan
Gathering of Guests at Diggs Toast and Cake Walk
A social event followed Mrs Anna L Diggs toast The Cake Walk. Attendees included Mrs Reyes Mrs Julia Chase Miss Eskridge Mrs MD Morgan Mrs Jas M Lewis Mrs Belle L Harbaugh Mrs GC Cle mens Mrs Anna L Diggs Minn Zy Adams Mrs M L Rupe and daughter Mrs Rogers Mrs S A Thurston and sister Miss Bryan Gloucester Mass Mrs J K Hudson Mrs Deli Kelzer Mrs W A Johnson Dr Harrett Adams Miss Ida E Eckert Mrs CF Wilder Mrs EB Newill Miss Jesse Garwood and Miss Maude Stacey.
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Maude Stacey
Charlotte F. Wilder
Anna L. Diggs
Birk Royce
Reyes
Julia Chase
Eskridge
MD. Morgan
Jas. M. Lewis
Belle 1
CF. Wilder
EB. Newill
Jesste Garwood
Settlers Flee Floods After Warm Thaws
Special telegrams report rapid spring floods across the upper Missouri basin. Snow depths 4 to 6 feet gave way to warm rain and river torrents swelling the Missouri and its tributaries. One death. farmer Harry Favill drowned crossing a swollen Dixon County stream as floods threaten more damage statewide.
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Omaha
Mc Hee
South Dakota
Pierre
Chamberlain
Yankton
Missouri
Elkhorn
Platte
Towa
Tvo
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Madrid
Harry Favill
Dixon County
Holliday Refuses Justice of the Peace Nomination
Chase Holliday Jr. declares he will not accept nomination for justice of the peace. He writes to The State Journal stating he has little respect for the office and will not stand for election in April.
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Justice of the Peace
Chares K. Holliday, Jr
Topeka
Kan
State Journal
Hamilton Hall
Ofice of Justice of the Peace
Chase Holliday, JR
Pancake Soni No 152 Shows Saturday Night Event
Saturday night at pancake soni No 152 on Kanter Ave and Gordon features literary and musical entertainment with admission 160. An old-fashioned ad highlights steam laundry and skin care claims. Also mentions Homeseekers excursions via Sante Fe Route in April.
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Kanter Ave
Gordon
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Women Journalists
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the State Journal
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