North Topeka column snippet and local notes
Fragments describe local visitors and small notices. Mentions Lowney chocolates at Kane’s Directory, Indian Territory reference, Elmer Paridge family, Mrs King in Mindhs, and Frank Sieone on a serious issue. A family moved to 1813 Logan Street and 1901 Monroe. The Tailored Orient cycle long cranks is referenced.
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Agit Cash
Karshs Avers Lowney’ Chovolates
Kane's
Dir
Bimusl McLacshtin
Indian Serritory
Elmer
Logan Street
Monroe
Local Social Notes and Church Services Reported
Social and church scene recaps with visits from Delman and Etter families, guests of Nelswenders, and Arthur Kane trip to visit Sherrards. Church of the Good Shepherd services listed with Bywater address and125 Canon Bywater remarks. Exhibition notes show a Bowback photograph near Arnold Gru store window. multiple residents mentioned in daily routines and travel.
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Done Delman
Joseph
Samuel Delman
Todacy
Edes
Etter
Amienge 2
Gay
Dewey
Barker
Ieanas Avenue
Che
Central Avenue
Christian
Purvis
Urs
D. F. Nelswender
Anwar Fliver
Pes Uwrday
Gurk Nelswender
Arnold Grue
Archie MM
Mr. Baird
China
Kansda
Hen. J
Deadley
Artine
Bratley
Denver
Veeartheey
van Buren Street
Erriporia
Miller
Sant
Berernie
Borethy
J. Pulton
Dr. Te A
Streator gang shoots at Bielrase house. Cudahy kidnaping link unsure
Omaha March 22 A Streator contractor and companions assaulted a house where Edward Cudahy was held for a $225,000 ransom. Four or five men attempted entry. a wounded man was carried away as robbers fled. Police report no clear motive or connection to the Cudahy case. Streator suspects robbery motive. inquiries continue.
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Omaha, Neh
Bielrase
Edward Cudahy
Streatorle
West Indian Storm Winds Haul Massive West Indies Damage
Pensacola and Fort Wayne shipments report severe damage from a southeast cyclone early today. Winds up to 60 miles per hour pound ships, masts snapped on the Russian bark Lillie, schooner Irene beset, and wreckage lines the waterfront. Rail and wharf systems suffer extensive harm. fishing smack Maul Muller wrecked near St Andrew's Pass.
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Pensacola
Maresh
Wes Don
Fema
Irene
Lnpasalie
Ion Wun
Maul Muller
St. Andrew's Pass
Burton Talks Little on Kansas Appointments
Senator Burton comments on federal and consular appointments amid Kansas political jockeying. He predicts Col Carpenter may receive a World War commission, notes endorsements, and discusses potential cabinet and railroad commissioner candidates while stressing the need for a central, logical site for a new inland trade post.
Tax Revision Commission Named to Overhaul State Tax Law
F Dumont Smith and Cyrus Hurrel named for Senate seats with three from the House: John Francis Grosser and C F Biddle. The commission, appointed by HE Molter and Speaker George J Barker, begins May 1 to revise assessment laws and draft a new tax plan to present to the next legislature. Members will be paid $200 per day for sessions and a $500 clerk salary is provided.
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Tax Revision Commission
HE Molter
Seme
George J Barker
Lews
Hunt
Fred Durment Sith
Cyrus Hurret
Faise
Jake Francia
Alten
Grosser
Seas Dickiston
C.F. Biddle
Orranine
oOtaye
State Board of Charities
Topeka
Denvertomic
Kansas
Korea Launched as Largest Steamship at New York Yard
The Korea, launched today by New York Ship Building, claims the site’s largest steamship. With a length of 31 feet 4 inches and a beam of 63 feet, she displaces 14,000 tons on a 7 foot draft. The ship stands 40 feet from bow to bottom of the hull and towers over 140 miles of planned depth. engines of 18000 horsepower enable speeds from 3% to 20 knots. Designed for Pacific Mail, she will carry 1,400 passengers, including 200 in first class, on San Francisco to Hong Kong service.
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Washington
Tne
Korea
New York Ship Building Company
Atlantic
Phe Kora
Pacific Mall Sweamship Company
San Franchco
Hong Kong
SLY BOOTLEGGERS NABBED FOR SELLING LIQUOR
Ed Davis and Spicer Harris, two FOUTS men, sold liquor to the Potawatomi Indians on Indian pay day last Wednesday near Mayetta. Deputy U.S. Marshal Prescott captured one man as the agent watched. the other escaped but was later caught. They appeared before U.S. Commissioner Clark and were bound over to the grand jury in Leavenworth. Davis posted $200 bond. Harris could not.
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Ed Davis
Spicer
Harris
Leavenworth
United States
Marahal Prescott
Topalis
Ndinas
Mayetta
Citizens petition tops ballot as city ticket contest grows
Late yesterday a Citizens ticket petition moved to the city lore ballot with over 300 signers. W J Arnold seeks city marshal spot, replacing J A G Sample from the school board race. The slate mirrors the Populists except for that substitution. Arnold leads in signatures and faces Fred Stones in a crowded race.
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W. J. Arnold
Arnold
Paine
J. A. G. Sample
Hart Ty
Nasues
Am Arnold
Fred Stonestrast
Intercollegiate rules bar college athletes from plagiarism era
Delegates from Kanzan College and others adopt a code barring professionalism in college athletics. Rules prohibit participation by students who have received pay, exceed six years total in any sport, play under assumed names, or lack continuous attendance. Participation must comply with academic eligibility and athletic committee oversight.
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Bulee
Athiege
Collerts
Raerecei
Naismith
Sterling Ana Ate
Washburn College
Ee ‘Harahbarger
Baker University
Parmen
Carney
Hall Gamié
Zai
Intercollestate
Audent Manase- TusAt
Mbt
Ate Corporation
Committee On Athietics
Ittencol
Milletic Committees
Sfx
Market Report from Pleago Wheat and Cattle Notes
Today's market report covers Wheat trading in Pleago dated March 2 with dull May quotes, mixed regional receipts, and a cautious tone as traders expect a possible early resumption of public distribution. Corn shows strength amid expectations of improved demand. futures fluctuated with local selling and buying activity by shorts. Provisions show continued weakness with pork and lard futures sliding while cattle receipts and prices vary across Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Wbie
Teneho
SiMe Dartal
Cary
Migcedpolia
Duluth
Agali Care
Orp Sm Auutheete
Kanaldon
Weise
Donsiac
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U.S. Marine Band
Congress
Stansfield’s
Kansas Ave
Lar Frocery E
California
North Topeka
I. L. Coughlin Hdw. CO
Valley
Ae Roy
Kaw Valley
Chas. Wolff Packing CO
Torexa, Kas
Ht Wilkerson
Cudahy
Florida
Burton
Col. Carpenter
Benator Burton
Col
Carpenter
State Journal
McKaey
Col Carpenter
Charles Curtis
Thurstin
Mehide
Lindsay
Carter
State House
State Tread Board
Gerce
United States Amnater
Ural Lampot
Svery
Engi
Cere
George Findlay
Gemas City
Meneeso
Barton
Rica
State Commission
F. Dumont Smith
Cyrus Hurrel
Senate
John Francis, Grosser and
Biddle
Commission
America
Newport Yards
Citizens” Ticket
Gran
Maron S&j. W. Kingleys
Jules Gran
St. Paul
Minn
Etace Munate Ras
Chilton
Worernorst
Belait
Stanley
Cew
Belo
Mega
the State Journal
Bars College Profession
Chulioe
Soea
Ida
Goa
Svein
New York
Prigne
Putter
Galveston
Merchaynt
Gall. Rein
Pomidtes Street ‘Co
Peter Pree
Yale Aus
Atony Hed
Utsan
Today’s Market Report
Neuen
Bassas City
Kanase City
Alley
J. C. Goings
East Fifth Street
Kapsa
Tbs
Collins
Kadlis
Fentat
Mitmuroe Ie
Ee Carian Laboratory Co
Cue Insel
Wanice Buen Perey Mess
Wan Ie
Eas Ae
Avoir Saeed
Eiri
Aserigan Bev
Shererpondonen
Carey
den Hose
Elton
Elias
Howard
Ulin
Dedi
Walter Settee
Ontum
Ieuaesiain
Heat Baldwin
Jaccame Bite
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