Lease Turned Down in Abbreviated Proceedings at State Court
A fragmented report details objections to a lease or agreement, with mentions of officials including Tutt Muir as head of education, and references to multiple institutions and entities such as Kansas City, railroad lines, banks, and churches. The piece notes a legal hearing, provincial offices, and financial dealings without clear outcomes, reflecting a crowded docket and disputed terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sincorne, Hitehlimoe & Southeastern Railway
Ener
Kansas City
Eae
Te Grepes Lemumery Company
Pitt State Tank of
Agra
Paulips Equniy
Cubital
Circenttal
Teiephone Racnunee Na Woeetrte Peeem
Falkey Eaply Sa
Weterly State Bank
Osawatomise
Expilah
Sie County Telephote Company
Pan- Bom
Capital
Wary
Cuncordia
Tauirehatysanenerebal Sebeiupon
Renews Crystal
Eschan
J.ff
President Taylor Set for Textbook Commission Seat
A list by State Superintendent Nelean shows Governor Ysaniox to choose nine members for the normal back Questuvial commission with President A. S. Taylor and two vice members slated for the final seats. Party balance and unclear selections mark the remaining appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ysaniox
Coresnor
A. S. Taylor
Lane
Pulis
Burkeer
Hillebore
Hemnles
Enitelin
Seed Catalog Splay of Varieties and Prices
A historical seed catalog fragment lists flowering shrubs and vines with various cultivar-like names and plant groups. It notes two-year and older stock, mentions roses including The Pink Emprees of China, and offers pricing with a 38 cent base and ten cents shipping, payable by mail from Topeka Seed Host.
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Heripom
la Fron
Paul Negron
Magna
Gen Jaceminat
Avocink& Bainty
Clothe Gengeert
Moe Icha Laie
Mak Canny
Pahimore Hetty
Kik Quem
Orin Fan
China
Telco
Topeka
Bremer Co Victory Complete Free Coke Dandruff Cure Report
Report lists people who obtained free sample bottles of Coke Dandruff Cure from Arnold Drug Co and Rowley and Snow in North Topeka. The material notes the Arnold location and conveys the distribution of samples.
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Yoo
Arnold Drug Co
North Topeka
Rowley & Snow
Arnold Forth
Endeavorers Rally Topeka Union Meeting Preview
Topeka local union Christian Endeavor groups plan a meeting tomorrow evening at the First Presbyterian Church. Musical program led by Prof. Seas Trauy and Ara Fain Kieinhais with male chorus, Colin's orchestra of twelve. Open to the public with invited attendees.
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Topeka
Ocak
Principe
Progres
Bee Musicale
Seas Trauy
Ara Fain Kieinhais
David Sinelé
Colin
Ty Ettiad
Lively for Jointists and Law in Town
A fragment notes unrest over the jointists movement and calls for law enforcement. It mentions Harper, Sirs Nation, Spresetrar Gist von cafoes, and Euene of Thoin, with references to retirement, jail, and the attorney general. The item ties to women’s reform actions and the push to restrict slot machines as an example for law and order supporters.
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Harper
Nation
Thoin
Italy
Tim
Tel
Marie
Attornely General
Mmuarhipis
Cheecoe
Tipeke
Law and Order Secety
Woman on Trial for Murder Hears Letters Read in Court
In Kewanee Illinois on March 21 Mrs Josep hine Blrgerwood faces trial for her husband’s murder. The court heard letters she wrote and testimony quoted from Coroner McArthur’s statement. some evidence was excluded. Witnesses described hearing the victim speak of his wife and her insurance policy.
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Kewanee
Josephine Blrgerwood
McArthur
Willam Harker
Carbott Cit
William Hilger
George Cook
George Twn
Fulzer
Edigar
SLAIN INA BOAT AMBUSH KILLS J BURTON AND LOOT
A country merchant J E Burton is killed in an ambush while traveling to a gathering on Eagle Creek. His body is found drifted near a beach as robbers loot his store of cash and jewelry. Police search for suspects.
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J. Burtos
Morten
Fleb
Ein Dees
Stawe
Esherby Buys Out Stock in Cincinnati Deal
In Cincinnati on March 2 a deal was made with EL Esherby purchasing the stock of James Gell, Beighen Wilder, J M Glenn, and attorneys BH PF Goebeang. Esherby and a continuing team were reported in the Commercial Tribune as continuing, with a likely outcome to be announced publicly later.
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Cincinnati
Esherby
James Gell
Bieghen Wilder
J M Glenn
BH. PF
Goebeang
Tribere Ahares
Esherby & Contine Teresh
Betoce
Wal
Mr Holliday’s Gifts brighten several public schools
Generosity from Charles and Holliday funds brighten Brunner Weld and Lintwin schools. Contributions include pictures and painter gas to decorate schemes rooms, aiding students at Brunner, Gar Weld and Lintwin.
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Charles
Cubans Said to Accept Proposed Terms, Dovenor Reports
Washington March 21 representative Dovenor of West Virginia, returning from Cuba with President Mel Sinley, states Cubans would accept the Piatt Frerece army appropriation terms. He joined river head harbor cage A to Ha Nana, studied the situation, and noted Cuban acceptance could come as Congress debates school district reorganizations.
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Washington
Dovenor
West Virgisix
Cuba
Mel Sinley Tedey
Cubase
Piatt Frereche
Oes
Sale of the Capital sale details of Treveser arranged
Details of the purchase of the Capital newspaper are being computed this afternoon and the paper’s transfer from the Bank of Topeka is expected tonight. Arthur Capper Wing will hold a majority of the stock with EL L Thomas T. Chase and WY. Te Tob listed as principals. The price is 56 000 and the flotation seems to be arranged to cover the purchase. The Capital’s owner is cited as Castor and the turnover may involve the paper’s evolving leadership with Mr Chase remaining editor and Mr Foley formerly advertising editor now connected with the Kansas Partner.
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Treveser
Bank of ‘Topeka
Arthur Capper Wing
EL L Thomas
I. ‘T. Chase and
Te Tob Purhurt
Ian. Ie
Atal
Grevee
J. K. Biateon
Anid
Chase
Cepitil
Mrr Foley Wis
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Orange crop rots as California fruit stalls in transit
Chicago officials report tens of thousands of dollars worth of California oranges rotting in packing houses and on grounds due to railroad transportation shortages. W B Jansen says growers blame the railroad for delays while a coal strike and logistics worsen the situation. many fruit remains unsent, risking further loss.
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Chicago
Santa Fs
California
W. B. Jansen
Hipley
Mr. Jansen
Anti vaccination ruling shocks readers in mid century piece
A fragment from a court opinion reports authorities sparing no effort to keep unvaccinated children from public schools unless public health shows cause. The scene mentions weathered phrases and a crowd reacting with puzzled comments about a Prince Albert coat and a King Edward remark.
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Chicago
Fies Punne
Efrainic Court
Jeneny
Jotaen Chaiarest
Senor Beeauer
Pepe
Prince Albert
Tallor
King Edward
A STRANGER IN YOUR CITY
A fragmented theater notice notes public engagement issues and unlocated horses and cows during a play at Olympic theater. The text mentions a scene with El Beller watering cows, a girl milking pall, and a character Tenner Sanderson appearing in a city min role.
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Tay
Reese
Olympic Thester
Louth
el Beller
Ferneps
Aiage
Tenner Sanderson
American League Meets Deliberates on Schedule Release
In Philadelphia on March meeting of the American League executives discussed the schedule. President Bas Johnson and Mindyeff of the organization said the schedule has been decided to withhold at present the composition of the various clubs. They did not provide a date for when the player list would be made public.
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Paliadelphia
Mareh Fa—Waven
Gus
Damaging Letters Offered as Evidence in Libel Suit
London March 21 The king s bench division of the high court opens the libel hearing brought by Arthur Chamberlain against the Star and the Moving Leader. Defendants claim the printed articles were not libelous and carried a public interest. Arthur Chamberlain testimony continues as Joseph Chamberlain’s role is examined and legal advice discussed.
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Chamberlain
London
King's Bench
High Court of Justice
Yes
Apain
Del
Star
Arthur Chamberlain
Devtter
Joseph Chamberlains
Nevill Chamberlain
War Office
Lord Alverstone
Arthur Chatshiriing
Smart Spangled Net Costume Surfaces In Odd Surge
An unusual costume item described as a spangled net appears in a cryptic note noting its cost and curious usage. The fragment hints at a dramatic apparel choice tied to a local event or display, but details remain unclear.
Tolstoy’s Wife Protests Excommunication of Husband
London reports Count Leo Tolstoy’s excommunication sparking a fierce protest from his wife. She writes to the Holy Synod Procurator condemning the act as spiritual murder and denounces synod limits on priests, calling church leaders spiritual executioners.
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London
Matt
Barshai
Hare Re Moscos
Leo Tuiol
Holy Synod
Bu Oe
Crood
Back to the Mine After Prison Mutiny
Report outlines a prison mutiny at the state penitentiary with leaders disciplined and others returned to work. Floyd Gratum credited for alerting guards. Governor Stanley and Warden Tomlinson review actions. Included are details on Graham and Fox as key figures and references to James Render and other inmates, with ongoing investigations.
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State Penitentiary
Memmin
Durin
Marcus Darnell
William Chaghen
Serch Tate
Division i
Tomlinson
Floyd Gratum
State Journal
Graham
Giles
Stanley
Imeae Fox
Leavenworth
Fox
James Render
Topeka
Denver
Mcbarland
Smob
John Dodd
Wyandotte
Edward Bogers
Barbiary Fram
Cleveland County
Oklahoma
Homes in South Free Start for Fifty Poor Families
George Blair of the bureau of outdoor poor said an officer of the Prant railways system learned of a wealthy woman who will furnish homes and employment for fifty poor New York City families. She plans mills and plantations in Mississippi and will pay transportation for those who agree to go. Blase and Blut expect to learn more about the offer tomorrow.
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New York
George Blair
Bureau of Outdoor Poor
Yeuteray
Biase
Mississippi
Eleven Joint Cases Set for April Term in District Court
Eleven investigations, previously ruled against in police court, have been appealed to the district court for the April term. Names listed include Goo Klacer, O Kempton, D. Giles, James Kiley, RF Hobson, B Branmel, Nan Ewing, Merida Parish, Durein, and Dan Finney.
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Goo Klacer
O Kempton
D. Giles
James Kiley
RF. Hobson
Market Breaks After Touching 17.10 In Early Open
May pork futures surged to 17.10 in early trading before a rapid liquidation broke prices to 16.20, with a nervous session later stabilizing around 16.35. Wheat and corn receipts and conditions influenced southern markets, while cattle and hogs showed mixed moves as New York and Chicago exchanges reported price swings and ongoing volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Forte Options Armour
Refund Colorado Debt Showdown in Senate Vote
March action in Colorado. Senate moves to refund the state indebtedness by a vote of 28 to unknown. Bill covers repayment of 2,500,000 plus warrants. Passage sent to house for final approval.
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Colorado
Denver
Senate
Seidumridge
Hase
Bil
Travel of state officials to Ottawa and beyond sparks industry chatter
Railroad assessors led by Lieutenant Governor HL Miehter and joined by Frank Grimes and others departed for a first annual trip. They plan to review mint assets and geographical sites in the south and report on garnering senior positions. Paris reports a sugar market lull with forecasts flat and two fatalities. Brussels notes cabinet changes amid influenza concerns and political maneuvering.
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Hl.miehter
State Treasuirer
Frank Grimes
George Clark
Appi
George Cole
Ala Godird
Qalifoud Masessors
Ottawa
Santa Pycute
Fiomace Oxiay
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Tribune
MR. Holliday
Brighton Topeka
Congress
Reno Vemny
Crourle
Lassoom
Ware
Ntarane Greer
Bache
Brerratt
Tate
Reichstag
Bertin, Maret
Rede Om
Shinsion
Enoaider
Tha
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Tolstoms
South Free
Tien Tsin
Iondon
Manshon House
Lord Rosebery
Tien ‘Tsim
Reiffs
Johnnie
Lester
Reiff
Clem Jenkins
A. McIcyre
Jockey Club
Toledio
Toledo
Nile Sympant
Wien
Tyna Ata
Lethion Jamaess
Ieee
Ate i. Smith
Laruts
Olio
Indiana
Los
Tvs. Saas
Aed
OAS
Receinia
Uae
Durey
Pete Fee
Marona
Moe Money Martet
Bogar
SUDAK
Calveston
Meron
Copton
Maest
Walseia
Bock
Orssies
Bey Pac
Thompson
S.x
Lincoln
Ned
United States
D. E .Thompson
Martin
Allen
Hitchcock
Fusion
W. H Thompson
Fusiot
de E ‘Thompson
Crouncer
Currie & Metalstotn
Hinshaw
Teeswater i
Massachusetts
Alehame
Gulf
Claes Laland
Atic
Sager
Paris
Chamber of the Sugar Market
Mies
Leopold Hes
Brussels
J. C. Goings
We B. Sry Cement
Iuemas Ctee
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