Hazen Keeps the Juries Wark in District Court
District court reconvenes with criminal cases on the docket. Local news notes arrests, business moves, and social events. Washburn freshmen pledge minstrel Friday. Washburn amateur baseball team active. updates on teachers, students, and city projects.
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Hazen
Cohfer
Wyshto
Petar Bell
Yar
Rodlifie Weaks
Bette
Stanier
Yaley Palle
Gang Bary
Wise Hotel Man Helps Customer Restore Health With Grape-Nuts
An article recounts Mr. McKee of Wheeler House Howard who, troubled by stomach illness, avoided regular foods and lived on Grape-Nuts for over a year. He reports pre-digested nutrition easing digestion, a weight gain, and recovery, advising Grape-Nuts with fruit and other foods as a remedy.
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McKee
Wheeler House
Howard, Ltd
M Uttie
Walt
Font
Fie
V . Rot
Topeka convention notes and local happenings
Mrs Lillian M. Forlister to preside at the state convention in Topeka coming from Port Huron Michigan. Governor Stanley Jus anpotsted with De J. B. Dykes of Lebanon as health board nominees. Tennly players gaining prominence as state tournament nears. Tenpia club courts aim to win the state tournament later in the year. Trees along Potwin streets neglected after paving causing root exposure endangering trees. ex-Senator Dave Hanna involved in Clay Center bank venture with A. J. Rice and a fish warden appointment. Major Shreve urged to repeat Washington's Birthday entertainment at the Auditorium with plans for January show and potential February or June scheduling.
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Lafe
Topeka
Lillian M. Forlister
The
Order
Port Huron
Mich
Stanley Jus Anpotsted
de J.B. Dykes
Lebanon
State Board of Health
Pve“ Wyattston
Lawrench
Eer ‘Tenpia Club
Tanthaxenuv Aid Folnore Atreet
Potwin
Pec
Beshte
New Clay Center Bank
Dave Hannatyne
A. J. Rice
Atchison County
Bowen Beetion
Hill City
Dave Fish
Major Shreve
Washington
Jane
Jace
Woman Suffrage Debate Echoes in State Platform
A fragment of a public discourse critiques Home Rule plank on women’s voting. Secretary Butler notes federal suffrage may come to the front, while a broader fear emerges from remarks about race, violence, and the colored population’s growing political power as proponents of federal amendments gain traction.
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Jooms
Teller
Louana
North
South Sea
Alabama
Skeeks
Reckless speculation quoted in May market turmoil
New York May 11 reports claim Reckless traders and multi millionaire speculation shaped Wall Street mood. Commentators note English conservatism, warn of market breaks predicted earlier, with Labouchers Truth cited as guiding tips amid inflation and broker dispatches signaling improved trading yet cautions remain.
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New York
Gene Journaliens
Teruies Landon
Wall Street
London
Lamoa
Ar. Labouchers
Chetales
River and Harbor Committee Members Plan California Visit
San Francisco May 1 a number of eastern senators and river and harbor committee members will visit California. During three weeks they will inspect projects and assess conditions including potential stress on harbor and river works and related facilities.
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River and Harbor
California
San Francisco
Cal
Thornghly
Burton
Neta
Bost McCule
Arkansas
Michigans
Tis
Minnewotark
T. G. P. Lawrence
Massachusette
J. Hi. Davidson
Wisconsin
Flowers of Respect Drawn for Local Leader
A ceremonial tribute by Kanes Emms F. McFarland and a lady representative honors the resident news in Enneau presest President Kintey. They present bouquets of flowers on June day signaling confidence and goodwill in the community.
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Farley. Kanes
Emms F. McFarland
Representatie
Enneau
Kintey and
Wits
Kansas Federation of Local Sorority Closes With Reception
The Kansas Federation of Local Sorption closes its annual session at Leavenworth Soldiers' Home with officer elections. President Mrs. A. Johnstone and others chosen for the coming year, committees named, and a program of education, literature, science, and civics discussed. A supper and entertainment followed, with a parade of speakers, music, and a noted parody by Mrs. S. M. Hartough.
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Ekateas State Federation
Kansas Federation of Local Selonion
Leavenworth
Moretary
Mra
We A Johnston
Topel
Ne Danica
Leavenwitch
Mim GA. Barker
Lawrence
Treasure
W. E Cowley
Columbus
Kansas Federation
Los Angeles
Db. W. Wilder
Hiawatha
Edwin LeRoy Curnsy
Leavennet
Ainsrlet
Mary T. Gray
Kansas City
Mary Vance
Junction City
M.D. Sampson
Salina
Siath
Mes
Hilton
Lincoln
Horace
Godlwin
Eath
Murdock
T. A Skater
Dodge City
Mary Vance Humphrey
Iink
Scott Hopkin
Norton
J.T. Pringle
Carroll SS. Duster
Jan
Emily
L. P. Gresham
Cottonwood
Department of Civics
A. 2
Thompson
Ethel Essex
Ottawa
Woost
Emporis
TM. CP Aeccarthy
Winfield
Cora .G. Lewis
Kinsley
Lewis
E. 5
Willard
Manhattan
Department of Science
Emma H. Howen
Pai
James T. Hearick
RB. Lynch
Newton
Alma Miller
Citisen
LR. Priddy
Wichita
Department of Education
RP. Murdock
C. B Daughters
The
Federation
Row Wands
Soldiers Home Opera House
Miss Weston
Wien
Sullie G. Toler
Mies Blele Goddard
Robert Rirehle
Leave
Borene
Ware
Tovekn
Sailinn War
Bpentink
Gold Bearing Wolves
Victoria May 1 Quarantine declared at Skagway and Juneau against Sitka and Killisoo amid infected districts. Over 700 vaccinated at Sitka with 40 plus cases and four deaths. 30 cases at Kilissou with six deaths. Eight Indians drowned when a canoe capsized on the Muns river. Trail from Allin impassable. Copper discovery noted in the district with an Indian copper knife shown. Stamperes reported from White Horse near a cone thought to contain free sata 8 cadre due to particles.
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Victoria
Skagway
Juneau
Sitka
Killisoo
Aleakan
Kiliisoo
Muns
Allin
Tuwron
White Horse
Fought For His Life
An elderly father and sister both suffer from consumption as Weatherwax of Verandotte recalls a grave illness. Mick recounts a frightful state and an attack of pneumonia and coughing that resisted doctors until months of Use of a wonder drug. The account mentions local names and a testimonial tone.
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de Weatherwex
Mick
Tate
King's
FLOCK TO BRAZIL Germans Form Large Colony in Santa Catarina
New York report to the Herald from Consul General Eugene Seegur in Rio Janeiro lists Brazil’s foreign populations, with Germans at 300,000. He highlights German settlements in Santa Catarina, noting slow immigration over fifty years and prior royal efforts to attract settlers from Germany, hindered by a 1896 Brazilian immigration ban.
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South America
New York
Herald
Washington
Brazil
State Department
Eugene Seegur
Rio Janeiro
Brasil
Italiares
Mr. Seegur
Biaenau
Santa Catharina
Mr. Seegir
Huropt
Germany
Hraail
Ilio Grafide Do Sul
Smecor Sinses
Native Police Strength and Pay Reforms in Philippine Forces
Washington May 11 the division of Insular affairs releases a statement on the Philippine native police force detailing poverty in municipalities and a $150,000 appropriation by the Philippine Commission to raise pay and offer meritorious incentive via General MacArthur. The report notes officers and men show proper effort and unity across regions as the force grows.
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Washington
Division of Insular Affairs
War Department
Philippine Commission
General MacArthur
Serait Gre
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