Topeka Topeka Clean City Soap Auction Contest
A fragmented Topeka notice advertises a voting contest and weekly prize draw. It lists prize items from rings to glassware and states entries published each Saturday in the Journal. Details reference F W Swearingen’s Jewelry and Todahy Packing Co Topeka with standings appearing weekly.
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Phamondt
WiRo
Rimsbell
Dnipertal Beyole
Lailen Uf Monte
Hawiend Chine
Regina Bueto
Ids
Parved Trane
Millary Brunton
F. W. Swearingen
Kansas Ave
Todahy Packing Co
Topeke
Journal
Joplin Wins At Festival With Choir Honors
Joplin teams and choirs excelled at the festival with Joplin Choralists taking top honors and the Sten club and others placing second and third. Fabian introduced attendees to poems and musical pieces as community groups filled the program.
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Evligran
Sival Club Lotwly
Joplin Choral Biststter
Sten
Setullit
Bert Chit
Kureae
Mes
Joplin Chiral Elarb
Vlan Au
Muusboist
Ely
Sani
Tia
Winfield Oil Franchise Proposal Aims for City Approval
Fragmented OCR text suggests Winfield seeks an oil franchise approval near the city center. Dr Reynolds reportedly grants rights and agrees to committee review within several days, with conditions involving underground work and power supply near wells.
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Winfield
Peinciald
Hense
Dr. Reynolds
Chicago Fighters Train Ahead of May 14 bout
Chicago pitcher Ceilahan trains hard for the Washington Sporting Club bout set May 14 while New York’s Mee and Carter prepare for a rematch before the Washington club. McCoy, injured, plans Barutuga recovery and full training to regain top form for the Carter fight. Carter drills intensely for the Hasaser bout, aiming a sharp finish at the end of the reed.
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New York
Kit
Mee
Kid Carter
Washington Sporting Club
McCoy
Jem
Cing
Carter McCloy
Barutuga
Carter la
Goest on a spree and arrest at Leeda Park
James J. Callahan, pitcher for the Chicago football team, allegedly led a drunken spree at Leeda Park early morning. Police were summoned after noises from a hotel room and found a man beaten. he was jailed on ball as the scene unfolded.
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Chiveland
James J. Callahan
Chicago
Leeda Park
Delihoy
Calishe
Cullar
Hughes
Wesout
Aetery
Kennedy
Sullivan Beats Bierbaum in Fremont Hotel Bar Fight
Details of a chaotic street fight after a boxing match involve John L. Bydgepart and former pugilist Sullivan in the Fremont hotel bar. Bierbaum and a lineman named Bisrhaam exchanged heavy blows, with both men badly whipped before bystanders separated them near the side door.
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Bydgepart
Cort
Sullivan
Bimga Legree
Blerbaum
Fremont Hotel
Sid Bierbaum
Sant
Prisside
Milly
Bisrhaam
Hart plans ignite mutiny in weight championship scramble
Dick Joe, Hart’s manager, defies plans for a heavyweight title bout amid a volatile setup. He challenges any challenger in the 160 to 370 pound range, while Jon Cheynaki and Hart consider an exhibition tour in Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago and St Louis with sparring bouts and unspecified dates.
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Lewisville
Dickjoe
Marvin Hart
Root
Gardier
Jon Cheynaki
Hart
Carter
Thas Dicking
Tala Cheynsict
Cincinnati
Detroit
Chicago
BJ Douls
Rival Mares Have Deals At Le Belle Stud
The report describes racing action and horse news from May events including May Hempated and Admiration at Le Belle stud, a Heather colt by Ornament, and broader breeding notes amid mixed results from races and trainers.
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Texington
le Belle Stud
Llauer
Higensten Enon Bae
W. Whitey
Seve
Arsenal I
Baseball Team Stumbles Amid Varied Playoffs Talk
A fragmented sports brief references American League action and Detroit details with scattered player mentions like Wright, Wood, Garvin, and McFarland. It notes timing and performance hints amid unclear context, suggesting a roundup of results and standings from a recent schedule.
Springfield and Joplin Rivalry Highlight Spring Baseball Day
In Springfield Missouri Valley League action Springfield upset Joplin in the morning game with Shanks strong on the mound, then fell short in the afternoon. Batterries listed for both games include Soplin Taylor Wickhiser and Shanks Sehnidt in the morning, and Speck Linaney Hilleltean in the afternoon. Nevada and Sedalia posted wins in related matchups, with Fort Riley and Emporia also in play as teams competed across Kansas and Missouri venues.
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Springfdeld
Springfield
Joplin
Shank
Wits
Springfeld
Battteries
Soplin
Taylor and Wickhiser
Aoaa
Shanks
Sehenidt
Iernoon Eames
Jeptin
Eit Hite
Butteriin
Wickhiser
Hetrick Rights Case Sparks Kansas City Rezoning Fight
Fred and Eliza Hetrick seek a temporary restraining order against the city of Chanute asserting the city exceeds its rights. Attorney C. A. Cox represents the petitioners in a detailed, multipart filing challenging municipal authority and calling for court action to preserve the couple’s property and civil rights.
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Chanute
May
SUNY
C. A. Cox
Fred
Eliea Hetrick
Tt Lee
Dartly
Netti
Sau Ces de Ponte
Bali
Phat
Uae
Whiskey in a Strike in Frontenac Towns
In Frontenac local unrest arose as saloonkeepers and the Teamsters union clashed with mayoral actions closing saloons. A beer delivery was halted by a committee urging drivers to stop shipments, intense tension eased after warnings, with strikes spreading warning to avoid supplying Frontenac.
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Frontenac
Pitteburn
Mount Coast Company
Ebay
Teamsters
Pittebure
Frontera
Travelers in Emporia Prepare for Local Sate Meeting
In Emporia the Travelers organization holds an eleventh annual meeting starting today with events in Commercial Street decorated in white, blue, and yellow. The program begins at 8:30 a.m. with Kansas City guests Whitley opening activities as the twoday event unfolds.
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Emporia
Kansas City
Whitley
Poisoned at Wichita Incident Involving William Edwards
Wichita May 2 A man named William Edwards was found unconscious near Market Street and Avenue. He was taken to police and then to a hospital after convulsions began. doctor reports indicate strychnine poisoning. Edwards showed partial relief after treatment but remains in danger, with pockets and water bottles seized for evidence.
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C. B. Campbell
Hermencia
Bcadree
Warth
Cape
la Crimea
Hildreth
B. Campbell
Wees Jackson
Wichita
Beacon
Willam ‘Edwards
Avenue and
Market Street
Pollee
Jordan
Kins
Howards
Man drugged and robbed after friendly meeting in town
A man about 30, well dressed, reports meeting two fellows yesterday morning who stayed with him all day. He claims they drugged his drink, robbed his pockets, and he collapsed in convulsions before police, who feared he might not recover. He cannot identify the attackers.
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Provinie
K Wan
Kansas Medical Society Chooses Concordia Hosts Next Year
In Concordia next year the State Medical Society voted to accept the town's invitation. Lawrence reports the society will hold its annual meeting in Concordia with J. W. May of Kansas City elected president and C. S. Huffman of Columbus as second vice president. Banquet honors and a session at the University of Kansas with refreshments and entertainment are planned.
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State Medical Society
Lawrence
Kansas Medical Eariely
Concordia
Aeera
J. W. May
Kansas City
Firat
Huffman
Columbus
Second View
McVey
Dareell
Ellsworth
Interstate Historical Contest Held At Emporia
IZLIvoIs ORATOR won the Annual Interstate Historical Contest at Emporia Kansas with first prize for a speech on Peter Abelard. James W. Woolford of Burlington Kansas judged by the Emporia normal school, Miss Claglotte Day of Oshkosh Wisconsin took third, Edward Vogel Cedar Rapids Iowa fourth, Min Note Norman Werrensburg Missouri the remaining award. The event drew strong crowds and enthusiastic delegations from Wisconsin Illinois Iowa Missouri and Kansas. Prof Hill presided as toastmaster, and a reception and dances followed in Albert Taylor hall.
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Emporia
Kan
Ue State Normale
Wisconsin
Tlinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kana
Cedar Falls
Prof Hill
Kansas Normal
Deaf and Dumb Graduates at Olathe School
Olathe May 9 commencement exercises were held at the deaf and dumb institution in the city. The school closes two months earlier than usual due to heavy winter water-furnishing expenses. Several graduates were named including Lenora Ewell Jola Amy Heyden Not Ventur Lee Hawkins Sairax Long Ellsworth Josep Modur Beloit.
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Olathe
Deaf and Deab
Lenora Ewell
Jola
Amy Heyden
Ventur
Lee Hawkins
Sairax
Long
Ellsworth
Josep Modur
Beloit
Peddler in Trouble After Fine for Offense
The Chronicle reports a peddler was fined after being brought before Police Judge Porte on a charge involving a 15 year old girl. Details indicate a preliminary hearing and counts presented by law officials.
Fragmentary report of a young peddler incident described
A damaged 15 year old hunt story fragment recounts unsolicited advances by a boy toward a girl as a guardian intervenes. The text references a motorist arriving and the girl being warned to stop the advances.
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Jon
Kansans Granted Pensions and Local Appointments
Washington reports Kansans receive pension grants led by names such as Berry Susennah Adtuan of North Topeka and Winale Chambytlat of Uniontown. Wellington’s mail carriers gain appointments after a civil service exam with DeWitt Dey, Herbert Hareham, Warren Grumles, and John Millard highly noted for future posts. A June 1 delivery plan emerges as part of ongoing public service changes.
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Washington
Berry Susennah Adtuan
North Topeka
Winale Chambytlat
Uniontown
Wellington
DeWitt Dey
Herbert Hareham
Warren Grumles
Thess
John Millard
Hoth Bey
Burchan
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