Topeka News Roundup Sparks Local Campaign Echoes
Judge George W. Clark moves to 712 Lane street amid political shifts as Topeka Democrats wobble. Voter registration closes tomorrow for the city election while civic meetings, court actions, and social events unfold across Wichita and Topeka, featuring a Kansas railroad official visit and a busy medical college commencement plan.
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George W. Clark
Lane Street
Municipal League
Topeka
Hillman
Lee Jones
Albert Earnest
T. J. Anderson
Rock Island
Wichita
Frank Long
Santa Fe
California
O. A. Pier
She Rock Telend
Grippachs
M. Eehhurch
J. G. Waters
Medical College
Jerry Bleck
William McFerran
Toperavenue
Stevenson & Co
Court House
Pertmaneor
Gladys Walla
A. Guts
Fanchon
Munsey
W.L Allen
Rock Island Wan Topeka
Hitt
Justice Peace
Indepen
Flint
Topeka Democrats Nominate Grubbs For Mayor In Quarrelsome Convention
The Topeka Democratic city convention debated nominating a mayoral ticket and finally backed Dr. L. Y. Grubbs as candidate amid factional strife. The meeting featured sharp exchanges over press access with plans to eject the State Journal reporter discussed but abandoned.
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Lee Jones
Journal” Reporter
Topeka
Democratic Flambeau Club
Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Max Claudy
Lee
Joe Lowe
Washington County
Mike Hoeery
Humbeau Club
Kansas Avenue
Charley Holliday
Albert Earnest
Earnest
Harrison
Fellows
Jones
Mike Heery
Republicana
Maz Claudy
J. J. Hitt
Albert Barneat
Chinudy
Dr. L. Y. Grubbs
Dr. Grubbs
de Grubbs
Dr. L. ¥. Grubbs
T. M. Hanley
John Blos Gom
Joseph Grnley
State Journal
Mex Claudy
Fournal
Council of Democracy
Yousang
Pete Callahan
Pete
Raton
Journal
Mila Rhea’s Dramatic Return to Grand Stage
Mila Rhea, famed for drama and literature, returns to America for an eighth season. She will perform The Lady of Lyons in a matinee at 1 30 with 75 cent first floor and 50 cent balcony seats, followed by Sardou’s The Parisians in the evening. A 4 o’clock reception at L M Crawford’s home hosts the star.
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Mila Rhea
Europa
Sesson
America
Lyons
L. M. Crawford
Sardou
One on Mr Gardenhire and the Little Nugget Play
Herbert Cawthorn recalls his experience with Little Nugget a stage piece once tied to Sam Gardenhire and Horace Dumers in Springfield Missouri He describes a long tricky creation process a fake original version and a money making revival with much mischief and bargaining over authorship.
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Herbert Cawthorn
Sam Gardenhire
Horace Dumers
Springfield
Grinder
Goose Creek
Steele
Missouri
New York
Opera House
Dumars
Cawthorne
Gardenhire
Balloon Ride Impresses Crawford House Audience
Six of Prof. Flint's subjects joined a balloon illusion at Crawford Opera House last night. The imaginary ascent featured cities and towns with an eagle puncturing the balloon, sending it into a river as the men swam across the stage to the amusement of spectators. Tonight the professor promises another scene. Mayberry Tailoring Co advertises on 713 Ave.
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Prof. Flint
Crawford House
Flint
Crawford Opera House
Letter from Mrs. Lincoln on Henry and wildcat stock losses
A Century excerpt presents Mrs. Lincoln’s sorrow over her husband Dr. Henry Lincon and the death of Lincoln’s friend. She mentions sending Noah Brooks Nevada and petroleum claims to secure a purchaser for Mrs. Henry, hoping for their proceeds. Mary Lixcors signs as Mary Lincoln Brooks.
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Dr. Henry
Lincoln
Carcago
Noah Brooks
San Francisco
Myr Deas Stin
Robert
Taddie
Mary Lixcors
Nosh Brooks
Century
Man in Scotland Wins $150,000 Judgment Against E Bennett & Sons
Judge Hazen awarded the plaintiff David Riddle a judgment for about 150 000 against E Bennett and Sons, a horse firm, based on notes tied to the purchase of imported horses. Riddle, a Scottish horse dealer, had pursued the case for over a year, with Vance and Campbell securing the verdict as Bennetts reduced the original bill.
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Scotland
E Bennett & Sons
Hazen
David Riddle
Supers
E Bennett & Sona E
Vance & Campbell
Bennetts
Rirdle
Fragmented OCR Barnyard Dialogues and Notices
The readable fragments depict a mix of quotes from various papers. A small boy questions mist and optimism while a Washington box bail crank is hinted. Other bits include a hostess comment on Ethyl’s restlessness and a pawnbroker remark, with a stray line about Mayberry Tailoring Company and Springstylea Business suits priced at $17.
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Washington
Washington Star
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Sig Goodcolers
J. W. Bain
Will Crilisy
Misa Lay
ML F. McKirahan
Pauling
Fannie Nesbitt
Union Pacific Depat
North Topeka
Kansas
Bonner Springs
A. B. Callaham
A. M. Callaham
Erie
Rena Stillwell
Judge Stillwell
Eria
Misa Stillwell
Callaham
Weir City
Grand Opera House
Gotthere
Washburn
Washburn College
D. G. Grimsley
Ohio
Grimsley
Ohio State University
Johns Hopkins University
Weshburn
Arnold
Dr. Menninger
Greenwood Wenng
Topeka Democracy
Rhea
MR. Gardenhire
Shayrick
New York World
Mayberry Tailoring Company
Hwen
Hmen
Mgf
Geo. Burgiart
Kae Ave
Etter
Mrs. Lincoln
Crear Pe Ceneee Famies
W. W. Gayitt Medical Co
St. Denis
Breadway
Eleventh St
Gtice
WM. Taylor
Joomsal
Shltromp
Kassas
Hammer
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Ee Jer
Ethyl
Hartlopp
Byfalo Courier
Springstylea Business
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