Burton's Defense in Kansas City Star Report
A St Louisburg based special to the Kansas City Star covers Senator Burton's defense. Attorney Lehmann argues that Burton's legislative bidy pursued other calls and that no improper influence or direct conflict existed. The hearing cites Burton's dedication to law practice amid public duties and notes the government's stance on alleged influence attempts without concrete proof.
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Kansas City
St. Leuleburg
Burton
Lahmannn
Sr. Lahmnn
Fife
Lowislatora
Semmi
Ouro Barsan
Bt of
Mereunike Company
Rayne Wee
Bartow
Dennis
Esa Aithin
Sahel
Banal
Benatar
Goutvon
Fatatow
Burtatr
Wwe
Herat
Turin
Harton
Tal
Wiliteeet
Lehmann
Bert D ‘Nortons
United Statee
Bendier Burton
Righty Company
Hos
Liton Wien
Tone Sau Caited
Ronetor
Tet Niet
Sai
Gustaffic
Drunken Witness Recalls Cribbed Notes in Uptown Cafe
A disjointed reminiscence describes a man drinking heavily at a cafe where he boasted of private matters and dictated a shorthand record of every word. The episode ends with him bursting into an office in a rage, exclaiming about a corrupt scene and the need for a proper report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowan
Spensor
Unsteady Customer Demands Turkish Treats at Drugstore
A morning scene shows Merl Of Kobath at the counter as a burlesque customer presses for a remedy. The clerk offers two teas, a medicated mix, and bath options while the customer asserts his demand and clings to a ticket.
Athlete Student Carries High Academic and Athletic Honor
An athlete student at Washburn College is praised for academics and sports. He earned A grades in five courses including history physics and French. He played quarterback last year and will be shortstop this spring for the baseball team. He serves as president of the Washburn Athletic association and athletic editor of the Washburn Review, and holds multiple leadership roles in athletic and academic organizations. He is from St Marys Kansas and a member of Delta Phi fraternity.
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Befare
Missouri River
Washburn Athletic Association
Washburn Review
Centrol
Kaneas
Notre Dame
Ind
St. Marys
Kan
Delta PR Fraternity
Shawnee county convention fails to pass rail transport to Wichita
In Shawnee county today a motion by the committee to request rail transport to Wichita failed. A series of legal cases from Kansas courts involve workers injured in yards, mortgage receiverships, and appeals to the supreme court. A Red Cross nurse detachment discussed war’s horrors while a Denver Post item reports a fatal family shooting in Colorado and flood losses in Michigan.
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Shawnee County
Allen
Wichita
Keeler
Supreme Court
Rae Ia
Webb-Branner
van Valkenburg
IM Property
Damases
Mxidwins
Shawnee
Anita Newcomb MeGes
Fern
Philadelphia
Japan
Red Cross
Cuba
Spani
Fallyn
Dea
Denver Post
Time to purify your blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla
March April May era urges best time for purification as skin eruptions signal cleansing. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills are presented as thorough reliable remedies. The ad claims Hood's fulfills promises and has long-standing recommendation.
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Hood
Campbell Denounces Anger Over Bristow Report In Postoffice Row
St Louis March 6 Congressman Phil Campbell says furious reactions to Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow over the federal Postoffice appropriation fight were uncalled for. He notes Bristow exonerated members and harms only favored by Machen and Beavers, and recalls congressional life for new members who must learn to keep quiet. Campbell traveled from Washington to testify but was not placed on the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Phil Campbell
Burton
Bristow
Mir
Campbell
Congress
Department
Machen
Beavers
Cilderhead
Mgr
Gristan
Postoffice
Washington Post
Anie Fine
Toku Sharp Williams
Wallington
Carrigra
Washington
Post
Warrington
Sient
Aboud
Hurton
Kansas
A Jefferson Club Forms at Odd Fellows Ball
A Jefferson club organized by Democrats with W T Taylor as first vice president and David Overmyer likely to speak at the first regular meeting in April. The group will meet monthly at Odd Fellows Hall, eliminating social features to focus on monthly speeches by prominent Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Ball
Westerate
Ferson Freon
Cindy Eh
Fellowsigil
Democratic Flambeau Club
David Overmyer
Wheat prospects vary as injured crop hits belt
D A Snowden of Sterling, owner of four ranches, dampens optimism for the wheat belt while noting the Hansas crop is in good condition. He reports tassel areas like ties Stafford and Burton counties show poor prospects and cites a damaged outlook for the surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Snowden
Sterling
Hansas
State Board of Agriculture
Governor Confronts Pleas for Help From Wyandotte Payer
W T Thornton of Kansas City Kansas asks Governor Bailey for special aid for his family claiming age forty and poverty. He proposes county action to fund him while stating he prefers not to move to the Dodge City Soldiers Home. Cold day noted with a 3 degree low. Also reported, the Travotory Italiano office in Trinkhdhd Col seized by soldiers under Mas Randolphant amid a strike unrest.
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Henry Franklin
Mirror
Rush County
Rob
Bing
W. J. Cronkrite
Basbers
Supreme Court
Franklin
W. W. Thornton
Kansas City
Kansas
Bailey
Thornton
Dodge City
Wyandotte County
Trinkdhd
Col
Travotory Italiano
Oo A
Mas
Randsiphant
Jrid
Furniture Dealers Banquet Marks New Association Start
The To-Peka Retail Furniture Dealers Association held its first annual banquet at Ambs Furniture, 418 Kansas avenue, last night with fifteen members present. Speeches followed on the organization’s bright future as members named Le A Ambs I J Ambs and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To- Peka Retail Furniture Dealers Association
Amba Furniture Company
Kansas Avenue
And
Mra
le A. Ambs
I. J. Ambs
Haukhes
J. W. Jones
W. H. Bunter
Wattee “Thempoon
Williams
Gea. W. Reed
E. Prucaner
E. W. Conden
J. KR. McKeever
Deaths and Funerals in Topeka Area
The funeral of Jacob Levi, who died of heart failure, will be held Monday at 1 at 10 Jackson Street under Knights of Pythias guidance, burial in Topeka cemetery. Levi’s children Julius and Miss Laur Levi live locally. Delia Rosenthal, Mrs Marx, and Morris Levi reside in New York and Chicago. Margaret A. Hamilton, ex-Ingleside, died at 22% Brec her street. services Sunday at 3 led by Rev. Mr. Finch. Archie Brant, 93, died at 1229 Buchanan Street. one daughter in St Louis will attend funeral arrangements pending.
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Jacob Levi
Jackson Street
Ervices
Knights of Pythias
Topeka
Delia Rosenthal
New York
Marx
Chicago
Morris Levi
Julius Levi
Laur Levi
Margaret A.’ Hamilton
Ingleside
FE. M. VanCleve
Brecher Atteet
Mr. VanCleve
Mr. Finch
The
First Christian Church
Archie Brant
Buchanan Street
Ives
St. Louis
Hop Ten Arrests and Bereavement Thanks Note
A garbled report mentions arrests by a group called Tiepolos this afternoon and references a self defense claim. The text then shifts to express thanks to Mrs. Sarah E Deane, Mrs. Esther A. Youngs, and Miss Belle J. Ward for sympathy and assistance during a bereavement.
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Tiepolos
Gil
Geen Mulde
Sarah E Deane
Esther A.youngs
Belle J. Ward
Local society notes and local officials in Topeka events
Local items list social meetings and civic happenings in Topeka. Trinie Cin band hosts a social at Maes Host hall next Tuesday. Twentieth Century club meets tonight with Miss Nora Frost on Western avenue. George F. Griffith edits the Hays City Republican and works in the press bureau at the St Levis exposition. George Fiederting will start a post office clerk position after teaching at Silver Lake. Federal criminal docket for April to be prepared next week. jurors not yet announced. W A Radford, manager of the Dun Mercantile agency, returns to Topeka Monday after a Kansas trip. After April 1 messenger service between Station A and the faders building ends. streetcars resume. The messenger service was set up after the flood last spring. Don P. Brummitt of the North Herald, Chicago, will lead evening services at First Methodist church for Epworth league anniversary union service of Methodist youth societies.
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Trinie 'Cin Band
Maes
Twentieth Century Club
Nora Frost
Western Avenue
George FP. Griffith
Hays City
W. A. Radford
Tt. G. Dun & Co. Mercantile Agency
Topeka
Central
Kansas
Station A
North Topeka
Faders
Street Air Bridge
Don P. Brummitt
North Herald
Chicago
First Methodist Church
Epworth League
Methodist
Star
To Make a Bride Woman by Ill Health
A brief note reports a would be bride facing illness that prevents marriage plans. The account mentions a man prepared to marry, but health issues halt the wedding and cast doubt on future arrangements.
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Ad
A historical ad claims the makers cannot cure leucorrhea female weakness and womb disorders. It touts a “fair and reasonable” fee for purported cures and promotes Dr Pierce’s Pension Shoes to be used with the prescription when a laxative is needed.
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Pierce
United
Countermine To Leave First Presbyterian Church
Dr J D Countermine plans to resign as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Topeka and will preach in the East after May. A congregational meeting next Thursday will consider the resignation, with Topeka presbytery needed to ratify the dissolution before it becomes official.
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First Presbyterian Church
Topeka
Presbyterian Church
Countermine
Mother Wants Child and Palm Sunday Note
A Kansas state charity board debate covers a custody case where a mother once deemed insane seeks return of her daughter after adoption by another family. The article also explains Palm Sunday and Holy Week customs, contrasting with Passion Week terminology.
Possible Bank Robbery Leads To Locked Doors In Topeka
Police eye two men seen near Citizens' Bank last night after officer noted them in front of the building and found the door unlocked when approaching. Banker Peter Smith and janitor may offer explanations for the access. Local resident Mollie Alles credits Chamberlain's tablets with preventing indigestion related attacks.
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Topeka
Douglas
Peter Smith
Mollie Alles
Sout Fork
Ehalsora Morbus
Chamberlain
Jan
California Farm Hatch: Valley’s Raisin and Wine bounty
An adlike note extols the San Joaquin valley as a vast farming region offering ripe opportunities for hustlers. It claims the area grows most of the U.S. raisin crop and produces millions of gallons of wine yearly, touting profits from cheap prices and easy work, with a stray mention of rail connections and an address to Topeka, Kansas.
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Sausner Acuwar
San Joaquin Valley
California
U.S
Santa Fe. S
KING
A. T
Topeka
Kansas
Through Sleeper to Florida Tours from Kansas City
There is a through sleeper running daily from Kansas City over the Frisco System and Southern Railway to Jacksonville Florida. This is the old established line with many new and attractive features in Florida tours this winter. Full information will be given on application to FlANNELLY TP.A Board of Trade Kansas City Missouri.
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Florida
Kansas City
Frisco
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Fla
Board of Trade
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