Topeka Board Names Davidson as Superintendent
The Topeka Board of Education unanimously selects W M Davidson as superintendent, offering a salary of 3800 and a starting date in early April. Davidson, a longtime Topeka educator and Kansas State Normal graduate, faces possible successor talk as the board weighs external candidates and his tenure.
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Quinley School
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Iitvedent
Omalie Public Schools
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Kansas State University
National Educaional Association
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Executive Count of That Body Endorsed by City Superintendents
A well known lecturer and conductor at teachers institutes received broad backing from superintendents in the nation’s largest cities. He was warmly recommended by President Eliot of Harvard, underscoring strong institutional support for his work.
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Atchison Gains in February Rail Earnings Report
February reports show Atchison system stronger than last year with 17 percent gross gain and 121 percent rise in net operating expenses. Operating metrics indicate better performance versus prior February, though rising expenses impact net figures.
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Atchison Carnties
Atchison
Bross
Cee
Wellington meeting names PH Coney for commander
At a Wellington Kansas gathering on March 26 Comrade PH Coney was endorsed for the next department commander by a unanimous vote. The James Rhidd post pledged to support his section and cooperate with other posts in Summer County. BEN B. WILSON signed as James Shield post No. br.
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PH. Coney
Summer County
Ben B. Wilson
James Shield Post No. Br
Police Jottings At Copeland Saloon End In Fines
Officers arrested three youths at Ninth and Kansas avenue after roughhousing and throwing a bottle toward a porter. They were fined 25 to 310 dollars. a chambermaid from Nations hotel was fined 25 for larceny related to a silk dress. One youth was admitted as a spectator, another barely fled a charge.
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Asher
Ross
Dusenberry
H. D. Smith
McElroy
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Kansas Avenue
Harry Bagen
J. Atchison
Fred Stevens
Bagan
Ragan
Atchison
Stevens
Pagan
Iva Williams
the Nations
Bryan Seated Letter Dispute Marks New Haven Hearing
In New Haven Connecticut on March 30 a probate appeal over a $50 000 sealed letter claimed to alter the will of Philo Bennett continued in Superior Court Judge Stoddard argued the letter was not part of the will and not properly executed Bryan pressed to address the court as arguments and interruptions occurred The case centers on whether the sealed letter should be admitted as evidence and whether Bennett intended the money to go to Bryan for education and charity while other heirs contest the document. Separately Ditties Book Arkansas results show Governor Jafternan Davie leading in 53 counties for the Democratic state primary with 92 delegates at stake.
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Bennett
Stoddard
England
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Mr. Bryan
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Mr Bryan
Hewitt
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Jeter
Court fines mover after price dispute in Topeka
In North Topeka last night Harve Wheeler and Buss insigance were pinched. The court valued the dress at $12 and accepted more than nine en scale of prices for her services as a furniture mover, then fined her anyway. A stray tip suggests Wheeler consider another wholesale house.
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Buss Insigance
North Topeka
Wheeler
Putromide 'Sone
Wolf's Record and Fake Investigation exposed
The article attacks the Committee of Two Hundred for a supposed nonpartisan probe of C V Wolf. It alleges the panel ignored evidence, whitewashed Wolf, and served Republican interests. It cites witnesses claiming Wolf drank and frequented bars, and describes incidents at a Dupree dive and at the Auditorium.
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C. V. Wolf
Committees of Two Hundred
Topeka
Republican
Wolf
Committee of Two Hundred
Japanese Infantry and Artillery Leaving for Nagasaki
Japanese troops in heavy marching order embark for Nagasaki amid strong patriotic displays. Soldiers move in disciplined formations, while crowds along rural roads and towns greet the departure with fervent demonstrations of loyalty to the homeland.
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