Places of Trust: Thousands Employed in Government Printing Office
Washington March 30 The government printing office remains the world’s largest, employing thousands in Washington and in many branch cities including Emporia Leavenworth Osage City Topeka and others. Foremen Jones and Arnbertin head divisions with pay rates cited and a look at the union leadership and careers of long time printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, TC
F. E Williamson
Riley
T. Prank Hall
Atchison
Edwin C Jones
Emperia
Jones
Ouumtrs
North Wales
Uta
Jolti + ie
Mumier
Utiek Observer
Emporia
Washington T
Ark
Jeffive
Kansas
Washington
Colimbia Typographical Union
Sonus
Fort
the International Organization
David J. Arnbertin
Osage City
Free
Roberts Wan
Jake Admire
Frey Press
Ieacf Katsie
Liverpool
Kansas City
Theston
Cincinnati
New Orleans
le Fathie Herald
Americus
Osage City Free
Benatar
Ec A. Leavienworth
Fine
Inn Leavenwork
Feu
Palmer
Bereiuid Bir
Rae
Topeka Society Hosts Delights For Miss Hellintock
A Topeka society posts several delightful affairs in honor of Miss Hellintock. Guests include notable local residents and members of the social circle, with gatherings described as elegant, cheerful, and well attended across town venues.
Pleasant Luncheon and Social Roundups for Miss Edna McClintock
Pleasant social week notes a series of informal gatherings in honor of Miss Edna McClintock with luncheons, showers, and recitals. Attendees include Miss Clara Lent of Kansas City, Miss Florence Miller of Gauge City, and many local hosts. A final Suncheck and past events mark a lively post LW season stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Shellabarger
Clara
Kaneas City
Mary ‘Thorapoon
Clara Lent
Kansas City
Misa Florence Miller
Gauge City
Misa Willa Rodgers
Josephine Shellatarger
J. W. Bulley
David Norton
Marie Norton
West Eighth
Edna McClintock
McClintoch
Lu Hier Alasie Club
First Christian Church
J. M. Miner
D. M. Hamilton
Horel
Wastern Avenue
Ire Mix
Hexabeth
Chicixo
Mix
Fred Freeman
Hooxei Fossler
Edna Maclintock
Cosmos Club
Mra Moet Gresor
West Fifth Street
Commiscea Cad
Hudson's Hall
Florence Rossington
Felon Roulch
Miss Smith
Helen Smith
Edo McClintock
Darney
Nees McClintock
Pachel Pugh
Lawrence
Fido Darrah
Leavenworth
Iral Davis
Mix Jefette Lon
Mies Hast Pusikr
Mine Helen Wilran
Vera Leys
Mike Susis Gay
Dies Florence Rea. Mngtom
Louise Staith
Ceramic Art Clap
Fiestes Rew
Allf
C. O. Knowles
W. 8. Kale
Diet
Arthur W. Lacey
Exhwin Lang
Gessentee
City Federation
Browles
Harding
Gckert
Deneate
Hue
Fragmented OCR Summary of a Russian War Era Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a division, leadership figures, volunteers, and a wartime context. It references a captain, a company, and a structure or building project with a price note. The text lacks clear dates, places, or complete names due to scanning errors.
Fragmented Local News Recap From Murky Telegraphic Summary
A chaotic compact of 19th century style notes covers police actions, court rulings, property losses, and political shifts. It mentions a large city registration, assaults, a jail escape, trustees barred from affairs, a Marine band venue decision, a state fair plan, a university move debate, a sewing machine office safe theft, and various global items including a Jesuit scholar, a party leadership change, and explosive accidents shaping regional commerce and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimen
Vis
Grotawal
Ara Tipeku
Sheritt
Praelo Absidteg
Smitants
Peataephos Joint
District Court
Sk Peal
Singer
Ae ES Hoby
Arianna
Shawnee County
Ventersdorp Action and Obscure Trials Amidst Reports
Fragmented text describes the defeat of Fifteen, Hundred Hoers under General Delarey at Ventersdorp alongside unclear mentions of prisapers, mines, and tribunals. It also references Kentucky court actions, Topeka, and a mass meal with a note on leading cigar brands, followed by scattered names and phrases linking to trials and political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delarey
Ventersdorp
Ines
Eplet
Tsmissator
Indiana
Muita
Jamies Howard
Ed Pope
Kentucky Court of Arate
Topeka
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Department
t_ Yank HAY
É . Wemwarst
Tin
Aiting Otfes
Kanpac Rth
Steine
Te Topeka
Ist
Raidenes
Tinie R'E
Anderson
Bookbinder
Mary E Brown
City
Prem
Marina E Bullotk
Vuilley
Tobert B. Cook
Blue Rapids
Oscar ¥. Dunlap
Prabody
Cor T Pagin
Willum W. Frye
M. %& Hundley
Medicine Lodge
Eles
Ht Senger
Elec
Joma
Miarya Loum Mestettas
Miller
Miscotan
Grocd-Reader
Prean Tocder
Willand A. Peiffer
Independence
Able Ports
Neneno Falls
David J. Haters
Omene City
D. Hebler
Kanmus City
Myanes H. Healer
David Sele Hiurontinesa
Luitus J. Colison
Charles B. McElroy
Hutchinson
W. Ow.thicker
Charis Wilhelm
Poultordonnte Lyddane
New Hloberes
Cece W. Conklin
Book- Ander
A. A. Davia
Ac Jones
Odge
GEO. M. Noble & CO
Jackson Street
Topeka, Kansas
Insurance
Kangas Avenue
Parkdale
Potwin
Morris Avenue
Washburn College
Jackson
Buchanan
Second
GEO. M.el & CO. Sone
Abate
Topeka Society
Miss McClintock
A. Zahner
Ropeka Avenue
W. A. Johnston
A. H. Thompson
B.A. Herbst
Calidoreans
Mra Geo
Eubinge
Noluntners
Tadians
Mg Muah Privasios
News OF the
Abit Renard
University of Ghent
Church
Pratt
New York
Nordse
Nebraska
Calorgald
Sevag
Sumerent
Etruria
Brett Queing
Insane
Simucich
Giabande
Sar Jeffties
Runita
BEHC
San Francisut
Garey Hermann
Sola
Captain & Brow
Pittsburs
Seyryu
Aere Pati
Taint Beruin
Eee Charatan
Pao Star
Sears
Aes
Cluab
Prtersi
BONES
Rustia
Metants
Rk Brown
Ase
Apa Bee
Apa Baw
X Squadron
F. A. Snow & CO
Burghart
GEO
Burghart Manufacturer
Kansas Ave
al Soabiee
Ionatte
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