Community Social Calendar With Multiple Entertainments
A scrappy ortho-typical social list shows many gatherings: Mrs Short hosts a luncheon in Copeland Botet for Mins Meclinteck and Norton. Mrs Davie Now ton and Mia Mane Nueum plan a tie themed event. May week luncheons feature hosts including Mra Dedell and Mra Jane. several households, including the Khavied Bortos and Heien Thampan groups, announce plans for showers and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweddiesy
Iseurt
Misa
Irene Socal
Soran
Mra Short
Gress
Dizper
Copeland
Mins Meclinteck
Norton
Mra Davie
Mia Mane
Basel Fussler
Giineta
Thorsdey
Mary Thewpern
Mim Lee
Ber
Mia Khavied Bortos
Mee Frank Meisler
Misa Heien Thampan
Mia Susie Gay
Mefianthur
Wedding and society notices in local column
The passage records a wedding at the home of Ernest Murrow and Nelle Fox with Rev. Huston officiating amid family guests. It notes visitors and social events including club meetings, a Christian association talk, and a musical program featuring Edith Moore and Dr Julie Donahue among community notices.
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Ernest Murrow
Mins Nelle Fox
Bir Huston
Overbrook
Penge
W. K. Dale
Sut Take City
3Eupans City
Mark's
Enlre
Margaret Garwood
Lace John Te Pritt
Seton
A J. Atwater
Toreka
Japan’s cautious stance on Manchuria war with Russia
Tokyo signals caution as Japan weighs its government’s response to Manchuria tensions and potential Russian conflict. Officials consider the implications of the Washington curators’ views and allied positions, with speculation on Britain’s support and Germany’s possible leverage. The note exchange hints at a backdrop of opposition to actions altering the status quo.
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Russia
New York
Rumala
Garwern
Schading
Britain
Japan
Wren
Unité Staven
Germany
Chamberlain Held Responsible For Failure of Peace Talks
London dispatch to the Tribune reports mixed public reaction over Lord Kitchener's negotiations with General Botha. MPs may demand accountability as critics claim government gains did not meet Boer leaders' hopes, and Chamberlain faces pressure amid party reshaping.
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Chamberlain
New York
Mareh Sk
the Tribune
London
Agg
Lord Kitchener
Bothy
Commons
Aeral
Ootnican
Mulky
Mr. Chamberlain
Nto Pee
Agerednive
Throop Retail Company Chartered With Capital Stock
The Throop Retail Company is chartered with capital stock of 100000. Directors listed include C F Rad Grace More and J J anf KF OHenrte. The firm owns property in Atchiton and Graken counties and intends to buy and sell live stock.
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Teen
Sumpand Hotero ComapaLing
Topeka
Sonst Sul
C.F. Rad
Grace More
J. J
Ohenrte
Becworth
Baker Live Stoaks Summpen
Newsman’s Job Loss Leads to Strange Encounter
A veteran reporter, facing dismissal at a morning paper, is followed by a cheerful woman asking for his name and a sensational story. She guides him to the city editor, where the scene shifts to a crowded local room as the editor and staff discuss the dramatic news of the day.
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Andrews
Andrewn
Mr. P
Exid
Edimorior
Jankoe
el Nation
Ety
George Stone's Picture and a Cash Reserve Report
George Stone, Kuna native, presents a display featuring captured artwork and a stock of new millinery. The article notes large financial figures including total reserves and changes, with millinery shop Milliversary opening Friday and Saturday at 307 Kanave Millisery-Tow, showcasing new stock and patterns at low prices.
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Mirriston
Kanave Millisery
Milliery
Bemtity Ltd
Konmes Svenue
Taxable Status of United States Bonds Misstated in Letter
A fragmented OCR note discusses controversy over whether certain government bonds are taxable. It cites a March letter from the Assistant Secretary to the United States Treasury clarifying that all United States bonds are exempt from taxation in principal and interest, under federal and state authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Waahogton
United States
Old Soldiers Protest Appointment of Election Commissioner
The old soldiers stage a protest over the appointment of an election commissioner. They condemn Governor Hisibati and demand a clear explanation from Governor Staley regarding endorsements by Wil Wins. The Lincoln Post plans to discuss the matter at its next meeting.
Proctor to Investigate Cuban Political Conditions
A Havana dispatch reports that Proctor plans a private trip to study Cuban political conditions. Several convention members visiting the senator say the Flat amendment was believed by Congress to best serve Cuba, a view now viewed differently by many Cubans.
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Proctor
Cubs
Herald
Havana
Eas
Congress
Cuba
Kaiser Pained by Attack as Berlin Pressures Authorities
The Reichstag in Berlin heard President von Broeder report mounting public anger over recent assault on Kaiser. He urged discipline and declared officials must restore respect for authorities, asserting deputies from all parties should unite to push necessary measures.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Diet
von Broeder
Josey Stock Company Opens Two Nights at Crawford
The Josey Stock Company opened a two night engagement at the Crawford last night performing Moths to a receptive audience. The troupe displayed creditable acting though the floods hampered attendance and damaged crops. Granada was flooded leaving homes flooded and a local streetcar worker killed.
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Josey Stock Company
Crawford
A Sa
Granada
Gtr
Short Line To Victor Cripple Creek Route Planned
A new railway line from the southern Cripple Creek district to Victor will operate for two months as work accelerates. The project is estimated to cost about 3.3 million dollars, spanning 45 miles to Cripple Creek. The line is touted as one of the most scenic routes in the Rocky Mountains.
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Victor
Cripple Creek
Rocky Mounne
Attorneys Dismissed in Cuban Positon Case
Havana dispatch reports the Cuban position case referred to the special meal with Horatio Reubens and Lamar notified that their services to Governor Wood and Mr. Reubens are publicly known. Reubens offered to withdraw six weeks ago. The governor’s action follows a recent political development.
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Marca
Herald
Havans
Horatio Reubens
Q@ Lamar
Wood
Resbens
Heubens
Speculation Brisk in New York Markets
Speculation in New York remained high during the week as investors anticipated further consolidations and absorptions. Profits attracted buyers, with heavy surplus foreseen but revenue pressures tempering demand from shorts. low grade bonds also drew strong interest amid speculative activity.
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New York
Instea
Er— Bhusinen
Africa
Shorts
King Edward VII replies to Canadian condolence telegram
The king's response to the Canadian Society of New York’s telegram of condolence on Queen Victoria’s death has been laid before the king. The message expresses deep sympathy for the loss shared by his majesty, the royal house, and people worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugland
New York
Canadian Society of New York
Edward VII
Lord
Furnace union tees 20 percent advance demand
Pittsburg march 23 furnace employees union spanning multiple plants instructed members to call furnace owners to meet and demand a 20 percent advance. the proposal includes restoring the 10 percent cut from a year ago and adding a similar increase, with further talk of general wage policy at a chicago trades conference.
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Pittsburg
Union
Iowa
St. Niles
Lowell
Girard
Flublord
Obi
Sieice
Chicago
Thiat
Mow Couriel Shies
Committee of Rules
M. W
Sunflower Camp
M.W. A
Notembor
W. T. Pateman
M. W. Saxon
Caine
Hart
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Dedell
Mra
Jane
West Keventh Street
Bias Saleh
Merune of the Indies of the Orphan Home
Monilay
Crandell
Herter
Herbert I Armstrong
van Buren Street
Clarence Hes
Freterey Prom
Shenksha
Jimerper
Abilene
Bares
Claretor Fareman
Claretor Fareman Went To Mra
Asma
Myers
Wy Toe
Berry
Tuttie
Tuttle
Leacher
Mate Helyoie
Lawrence
Sorbdine
Throop Rotel Company
Ogepital
Mes.nation and Reporter
Laver
Rude Hill
George Stone
Hunga
Stone
Kuna
Surrmun
Dr Thompson
Lewis Sre
Frank PF. Lewle
Gruineter
feSuti
Zoratio Reubens
Lamar Retes
King
Weaton
W. Va
Equinet Clark Simmons
John Rexroad
Rafis
Topeka Seed Home
Kansas Avenue
Nobby Ester Saita Joa FP
McManus & Co
Kensas Avenue
Schrader
Inopuha
Topeka Secie
Schradte
Tales
Sixth Street
W. S. Miller
Topeka Laundry Co.operatiy
Jackson St
Parker
N. H. Wolff
U. of
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Olof Ekberg
H. W. 7Th St
Osplital
U. W
UT. W
Coimoy
Membara
Eiecre Vales
Senastan
Ralph Shaper
Wattest
EL McEller
Mitccell
Mre C. FP
Ievarcher
Morrison
Milligery
Lois Vanlorp
Kansas Ave
Eres M
Gia
Moore's
Banuty
Lea Jo
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