Two Big Mine Deals Reported in Arizona and England Syndicate
In Phoenix on March 23 a transfer occurred involving J C Hankin and Chaun vex Clark handing over the Santa Maria mines to J H Greenhut for 660000. The Nevada area mine complex is said to lie eighty miles northwest of Phoenix and includes extensive development work. An English syndicate reportedly bought the Golden Cross group of gold mines near Osirthy on the Colorado desert for 3150000,000 with seven tubes in the group and a monthly output around 4000.
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Greenhut
Phoenix
Ariz
Santa Maria
J. C. Hankin
Chaunvex Clark
Proria
J. H. Greenhut
Whisky Trust
Arizona
San Diego
Cal
Osithy
Colorado Desert
Blow at Buckets Shops NYSE Will Not Renew Ticker Contracts
New York March 22 A notice from the New York Stock Exchange says the contract with Western Union Telegraph Co for stock quotations will not be renewed. Officials state WU has violated the agreement by supplying tickers to nearly every bucket shop in the United States. Bucketeers receive private wire rapid quotations ahead of official quotes, creating opportunities for fraud and deceit.
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New York Stock Exchange
New York
New York Stock
Western Union Telegraph Company
Be Yeure
United States
Manareer
Rapid
Crawford Opera House Presents Uncle Tom's Cabin Camp
Tie Beller and Martin Uncle Tomy Cabin company will stage matinee and evening shows at the Crawford Opera House this Saturday. Ticket prices start at 25 cents, rising to 50, 35, and 25 cents for the evening. The Thurston Cushman Company arrives Wednesday for a two night engagement with special pricing and free seats reportedly offered. Guilty Without Crime and Mile Crossing melodramas head the program, with new songs and dances featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Beller & Martin Uncle Tonye Cabin Company
Crawford Opera House
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Willet
Thurston-Cushman
Dantes
Peerless Steam Laundry Ad Cornered in Fragrant Produce
A fragmented column touts fresh corn and produce with odd phrasing and urges readers to examine samples and place orders for delivery by grocers. It mentions Peerless Steam Laundry at 112 and 114 West th as a dated storefront reference.
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West Th
Supreme Court reporter complains of stolen furniture at State House
Sir Clemens, supreme court reporter, denounced the secretary of state for removing desks and chairs from his temporary office. He demanded restoration as essential to court business and warned against ongoing interference, proclaiming he must have proper furniture and questioning the department’s regard for the judiciary. Harsh clamor followed as he left the secretary’s office.
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Supreme Court
Clemens
Mr. Clemens
Secretary of State
Mr. Hush
Sir. Clemens
William Campie and the maximum railroad schedule in Kansas
William Campie, Populist on the Kansas State Board of Railroad Commissioners, discusses a proposed maximum freight rate schedule inserted in 1881. He argues the measure was misrepresented to the public as granting absolute power, notes widespread misunderstanding, and urges caution against giving the board unrestricted rate authority while highlighting potential injustices and regional interests.
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William Campie
Kansas
Campbell
Subinki
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Amite Ieeway
Katinas
Book Contracts Not Good Supt Stryker Speaks
Supt Stryker voices opposition to school book contracts saying new boards cannot be bound by prior agreements. He notes competition among RoW mute school commission for five year term, and warns against evading new law. Attorney general supports validation of contracts under existing provisions.
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Scquel
Supe
Birrker Todiey
Beesau
School Book Commission
Holt
Attoney
Commission
The Pardons Board and Leedy Administration Clash
The town protests that the pardon board remains funded and active despite supposed abolition by fiscal neglect. A reform bill shows $200,000 allotted for board expenses for 1920 21, contradicting claims of missing appropriations. Rates must be publicly posted and kept conspicuously available for public examination under interstate rules.
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Interstate Commerce Commisson
Potwin event and college recital noted in city
Readable items mention the Potwin event at the auditorium and a Washburn college recital by Geo. P. Elliott next Monday. Other notes cover local politics, plans for a minstrel show, hospital ward funding, and various civic appointments and incidents around Topeka.
Teprka post of AUelrosenttts and city affairs brief
The city notes appropriations for a Teprka post of AUelrosenttts, ongoing admission at The St Nicholas Hotel, and auction plans. Senator A. H. Lupitz will resign from the state chophbook commission. Rail watchmen report arrests of youths for an offense as a case moves through police, with other city updates on jury, society, and local crime.
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Boye
Frank Brooks
Oliver Nea
Herbert Brown
W. W. Wiley
Sanita Pe
T. Cook
Democratic Nambeau Club
Citicene
Lukens’ Bros. Harness
Kataax Avenue
Bundey
Jal
Shichts
Grant- Ville
Topeka
Kansas
Grant Opera ‘House
City
Kaw
Lawrence
Oma
Wainexo
Sixth Street
Parkdale
Dak Ant
Exer
Mr. Ransom
A.M. E
Seventh
Topeka Avenue
Bunday
Chas
Ma Sheldon
Tennesseetown
Kapley
Hagen
Mia
Fansie Pase
Nori
Charles Stone
Page
Stone
Judes Hazen
Police raid two liquor delots on Kansas Avenue
Sergeant Donovan and assistants raided two liquor delots in Hentig and Hentis buildings last night. One proprietor was arrested, the other escaped. Two kegs of beer whisky and fixtures were found. Ben Adams was jailed after a raid on the Kansas avenue joint north of First street. Detective Capron and Price and Patrolmen Close and Reason led the operation. Witnesses tied the place to a recent holdup and robbery reported Sunday.
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Hentig
Donovan
Kansas Avenue
Hentis
Dea
Fleury Snapp
Ben Adams
First Street
Capron
Price
Close
Reason
Hen Adams
Bryan Divides Royalties Between Cause and Committees
Bryan plans to give one half of royalties from his book The First Battle to the bimetallic cause. A committee including Senators Jones Teller and Allen and A J War Get will oversee dispersal. Royalties total $15,000 prepaid with allocations to each member for political financing.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
James J. Jones
Arkansas
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Wm. V. Allen
Nebraska
A.j.war- Get
Bimeta Metaelon
Snkner
Messrs Conkey & Co
Chicwee
Bat
Byyoe
Mr. Jones
Warner
Allen
Mr. Teller
Jones
Democratic Party
National
Bimetalic Union
Silver Republicans
Mr. Allen
Bematallic Union
Penvartisan
West Point Private Recovers From Nose Reduction Operation
West Point Private Marshall Starr at the soldiers hospital reveals a successful nose reduction operation. Once famed for an unusually large feature, Starr reports a normal sized nose after two weeks of recovery.
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West Point
Marshall Starr
Hospital Cone
Fetax
Howe
Starr
Highland Falls
Bie
Mason
Ami
Star
Auditorium in City Park Proposed in Topeka Vote
City council amended the auditorium ordinance to raise 12500 with city matching 10000 for a permanent 6000 seat facility in Topeka. Location favored as city park with plans left to architects. debate centered on site and cost, with strong support from local businessmen and residents.
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L. M. Wood
Auditoren
Edward Wider
H. W. Nelswancer
B.S. Drigham
Commercial Club
Nelswanger
Wilder
Wood
Stevens
Awa
Rodgers
Sixth
Monzos
Seventh
Harrison
Williams Green
Oscar Bischoff
Otto Kuehne
Green
Bischof
North Topeka
HH. C. Root
Oly Park
S. Brigham
Chie
Mr. Mingham
Ily Park
J. &. Billard
H. Clarkson
M. D. Henderson
City Park
Skinner
Corncilman Pat Uson
North Tpeko
Pulitzer Raced Morgan at Jekyll Island Visit
Brunswick Ga March 23 Mr Joseph Pulitzer returned to New York after a weeks visit to Jekyll Island. He used a special Mailman car and arrived just ahead of the palace coaches carrying J Pierpont Morgan and Chauncey D. Depew. Two yachts were sent from the island for the Pulitzer party and the Depew Morgan group.
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Grunswick
Joseph Pulitzer
New York
Jekeys
Pulitzer
Brunswick
Palace Coaches
Morgan
Jekyl
Hns
Jey
Morean
Politzer
Jekyll
Omers
Cooma
Fleda Politzer
Tax on whiskers proposed by New York unions
At a Central Labor union meeting a barber delegates urged Congress to impose a tax on whiskers. The move drew mixed reactions and an amendment to ban whiskers for members was debated but voted down amid chairman intervention.
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New York
Barbers
Central Labor Union
Barbers' Union
Racing on Paved Streets Rivalry Turns Crime Charge
Sunday afternoon on Quincy Street two young men in fast horses collided, tearing a wheel and fleeing. A man named Hert Whittlesey faced a charge from a pursuing officer after a dispute. Whittlesey went to the police station claiming the officer misjudged the incident. He was in a dentist’s office at the time and denied wrongdoing. The piece notes the case as deserving punishment and fines.
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Quincy Street
Peel AL Wie
Sixth Street
Bucey
Parrotman Iumene
Whittlesey
Whitesey “Meteaietile Company
Hlumenstock
Whittesey
Wrneon
Dan Rice Dissolves Attachment With Revolver In Topeka
Dan Rice the veteran showman, visiting Topeka, used a dramatic method to dissolve an attachment on his prized match team. He drove to the justice with Capt. Hungate, then drew a revolver and forced Hungate to release the lien as the team bolted away, leaving the debt unsettled.
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Dan Rice
J. Hungate
Ivery
West Fifth Street
Rice
Topeka
Hungate
The
Justice
South Topeka
Rin
Cai
Hnes
Pingree names Stewart as Detroit mayor successor
Governor Pingree selected Captain Albert E Stewart to succeed Mayor Hira after the Detroit mayor’s office became vacant by a Supreme Court decision. Stewart was nominated following a brief appearance at the Republican city convention yesterday.
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Hira
Detroit
Albert E Stewart
Stewart
Pingree
Pingress
Supreme Court
Rheumatism Cured After Eleven Days of Deception
A man named Frank Dolson of Hank Ste. Marten Mitch was lured to a house for eleven days and paid $25 in doctor bills without relief. He was cured by one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm costing 25 cents and has not suffered the complaint since. For sale by druggists. Journeys long or short are made comfortably if ticketed by the Santa Fe Route.
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Frank Dolson
Hank Ste. Marten Mitch
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Milest Mervin
Waterloo
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DE Miles Medical, CO
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Stryker
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Washburn College
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Charles Lytle
Othe
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Price Thomas
Arnold
H.R. Burklen & Co
Dr. King
J. K. Jones
Fifth Street
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G. W. Stansfield
Weapfer
Keeley
Institute
Smouth
New York Banker
Beecham
Castoria
Rene Enie
Keeley Institutes
Leslie E. Keeley
Dan
Chile
Bradfield
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