Chinese business collapse shocks New York creditors brief
Brew York reports a Chinese firm failing after 15 years of operation. The owner Tee Luce Teun vanished, leaving debts to small Chinese merchants who faced widespread losses as the business dissolved amid bankruptcy troubles and harsh weather.
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Extensive bush fires devastate Australia and railway wrecks reported
March 22 dispatches describe vast bush fires across Australia causing many deaths and injuries. Reports claim trains collided with the blaze near Sydney railway lines, with nine people killed and twenty six injured. Other items mention boxing and sports gossip and an apparent engagement in Winter, Missouri, with scattered weather notes.
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Crawford Sues to Block Auditorium Concert in Public Hall
J M Crawford sues in the district court to stop use of the Auditorium for a professional entertainment event. He seeks a restraining order to prevent the Marine Band from performing there on April 2, arguing the public building should not compete with his property taxes and business. The defendants say the band does not compete and will not use the large hall. A hearing is set for next Tuesday.
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Fort Scott meeting sets date for annual convent
The executive committee of the association met at Copeland Hotel to plan the next annual convention in Fort Scott, with dates to be decided in October or November. Resignation of Percy C. Harron as vacant secretary was accepted as he prepares to join the Minnesota State University. The report on railroad department work was strong outside Ottens sphere, and appreciation was expressed for Engineer McChure's contributions. officers and attendees from Topeka Pittsburg Wichita and Lawrence were listed.
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MacArthur Justified in Philippines Deportation Report
The War Department received General MacArthur's report detailing the deportation order affecting Lieut. Commander Branders. Hite sought a review but authorities indicate MacArthur acted within direct military governor directives. The War Department treats the matter as closed.
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Clashing Reports Misshape Lake Purest University Disruptions
Fragmentary notes recount a campus disruption at Lake Purest University with two departments affected and closures near spring vacation. Police say few details are available, and the incident involves students and anonymous threats, with confused reports about locations and items missing.
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Wedding tea and social notes in Topeka area
Informal Monday gathering honored Mrs Rosser with high five and prizes won by Mr. and Mrs. Coe. Guests included Langs, Nellis, Coc, Reed, Grey Kennedys, Troutman, and others. News of visits, parties, engagements and city social life across Topeka and nearby towns.
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Testimonial on Postum Over Coffee's Effects on Health
A woman from 12% South Division describes long term coffee use causing headaches nervousness and stomach trouble. After switching to Postum she reports improvement in health and energy. her husband also improves after avoiding coffee and using Postum.
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The Principal Topic Carpets and fabrics sale catalog
A bustling sales notice promoting a broad carpet and textile assortment. It touts a vast line of Ingrain carpets from cotton to all wool varieties, plus drift into linens, Percales, tapestries, velvets, and wash fabrics. The ad notes price ranges, remnant sales, and an exclusive selection from a major U.S. supplier, inviting customers to measure spaces for potential savings.
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Saturday Night Shopping Delights Draw Crowds on the Avenue
The avenue buzzes with shoppers on a Saturday night as Barnum's remains a landmark for access. A feature display highlights silk ribbons, kid gloves, satin ribbons, boys pants, two piece suits for children, and mens hose, with bold price cuts and remnant offers.
Miners and operators fail to reach Ohio sub-district agreement
Bridgeport Ohio March 2 Miners and operators of the fifth Ohio sub district met in session and adjourned without an agreement. The joint scale committee will confer this afternoon and President Haskins said a settlement is likely, possibly based on last year's terms. Machine mining is a dispute point with operators resisting an advance.
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Yellow color for oleomargarine bill reported favorably
March 22 St Paul reports the senate bill mandating yellow oleomargarine and regulating its manufacture and sale, favorably reported to the House by the committee on dairy and food products. The bill moves to the governor for signature amid legislative activity.
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North Topeka Social Notes and Local Updates
Local column from North Topeka records small items: Mr. and Mrs. Ada Mower hosted friends from Meriden. Dr. JF Buck resumes street duties after grip. Mrs. Waterbury seriously ill. Rev W B Hutchinson attended a wedding in Versailles. Oscar Perkins and A J Proudfit plan joint venture in a western territory. Magnolia Dimity advertises Saturday specials. Dr A Ryder reports father-in-law Charles Wotentz gravely ill. Wesley W Wills and G W Roure return from travel and plan La Junta trip. Kate South to Han Pus Clits and other brief notes on community residents and events.
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Dean Sykes Resigns From Episcopal Church Position
The resignation of Dean John W. Sykes of the Episcopal church takes effect soon. A respected churchman with a long connection to the city and prior ties to Toledo and Maryland, he leaves with many friends and no stated future plans.
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Schrader Returns Opens Temporary Headquarters
Schrader, head of the Divine church, arrives in Topeka and set up temporary quarters at the National hotel. He appears in public with bare head and long hair, wearing a purple cloak and a girdle, amid crude preparations for new meetings and branch plans. Also mentioned, John E. Tipton pleads guilty to grand larceny in Buffalo, facing up to five years in prison with sentencing set for Tuesday.
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Bold For Two and a Half Millions to Warth
A terse update from De Loule dated Starch 22 reports a special to be Warth. The item centers on a significant sum and its involvement with an entity named Warth, with sparse context provided by the OCR read.
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Sembrich May Come Ps RBreren in Kanasa City
Fragmented report describes political maneuvering and pricing disputes amid a Topeka election context. References to contracts, committees, and extended wards imply infrastructure funding and voter impact. Names and places are garbled but indicate a civic decision affecting costs and timing for an urban project.
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