Amendoents to Protect the City Smothered in Franchise Vote
The Topeka council narrowly defeated amendments shielding the city from Vinewood parkway franchise limits. Only three councilors opposed the measure as debates over payments, street use, and extended city powers sparked a tense session. Blossom Kilay Nel Walt Wakter Nichola Brenton and others voted yea while, Chaney Bed Bee Oona Bese and Sut Aten opposed. The council approved the franchise with changes, allowing the Vinewood company to adjust payments and terms under limited city oversight.
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Winewood Park
Moyt Park
Taitway
Taryr
Blossom
Kilay
Nel
Walt Wakter
Nichola
Brenton
Incher
Sreydet
Chaney
Demibets
Cornelius Ewerdson
Chause
Cigaritman Nishols
Droran
Hte
Viswwood Company
Pichure
Viceweud
Las Seetie Coenell
Ledorlie
Seunciay Snyder
Vinewood_ company wolid
CFA Power House
Coduckmun Chaney
Uggest- Ile
Topeka
Fedwrni
Wan
Munyons Rheumatism Cure and City Bond Debates
The article discusses claims about Munyons rheumatism remedies and a city council meeting in Topeka. It covers paving debates on Haekon street and Huntington avenue, bond advertisement, and budget actions including salary increases for city employees. It notes opposition to certain improvements and references a public meeting on prohibition.
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Spencer
Tiele Berks
Torpre
Abe
Councilmart
Gertler Oftarus
Cite
Tupelea
Joseph Arley
Solmeien
Jeter
Covactlinen
Douthitt Place Gand
Geo
Etzel
W. T. Horn
Horn
franks efile sentenced in perris county court
Convicted four times, Frank Efile was sentenced to penitentiary terms in a district court hearing. The case involved Perris County officers and related tickets. May ithi-lord-with Good returning May ir.
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Fiuthris
T. Sing
Atetrict
Frank Efile
Perris Cinytor
Gufards
Fusion Driven Democratic Chairmanship Contest in Topeka
Topeka reports a contested bid for state Democratic chairman with Thomas of Topeka favored by fusionists and Love ousted. Pitts of Wellington, plus other figures, jockey for placement as party factions debate fusion versus anti fusion and the path to a united state convention in Wichita.
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Democratit
Stice
Topeka
Frank Thomis
P Rodidary
J. Mick Love
George T. Pitts
Wellingtion
Zane
Leve
Furrdlis
Thomas
J. G John
Johns Son Wien
Wien
Newenm
Johnson
Politiur
Politiur A Calp Two Years Hence To the Ittereut of Te Eastern Wing of Demotrary
Principab
Subd
Kansas Democracy
Artis
Elise
Deingiheent Pittelly
Farrelly
Strom
Elementa
Demutrejey
Jhat
Serength
Cere
Pitty
Gone
Low
Thopias
Furrelly
Titet
Nich
Firrelly
Thomas Tes Wiwige
Owe
Slats
Vigargualy Churner Lopes
Democratic
Kunsaa
Twenty-third Judicial District
Frisell, Ellis
Tress
Love
State Committee
Mest
Wichita
Populisis Ae Ne
Relief Bill Passes House For $200000 Aid To West Calamity Sufferers
Washington May 22 The House approved by an overwhelming vote a bill providing 200000 for relief of calamity victims in the West. The measure, a substitute for the Senate bill, follows the president's call for substantial aid. The Senate, approving the House action, had urged a 1000000 appropriation. The vote tally was 214 to 27 with named opponents from Texas Tennessee Georgia and Mississippi. The Senate agreed to the House proposal and allocated 20000 for immediate relief to sufferers.
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Washington
House
Senate
M mAnswee
Eesti
Burges
Teras
Clayton
Kisbons
Gaiters
Tennessee
Lamha
Texna
Moon
Tennexnat
Tate
Georgia
Woes
Athena
Willits
Mississinpi
Smenaiaes
Prizes For Popular Persons In Diamond C Contest
Twenty prizes for twenty persons with rewards ranging from military brushes to a Kimball piano. Votes determine winners, open to all ages and genders. Booklet with contest details available at F W Swearingen's Jewelry Store, 724 Kansas Avenue, or by writing Cudahy Packing Co, Topeka. Standing of contestants will appear every Saturday in the Journal.
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Haviland Chine
Ube
Chia
Aow
Gulag
F. W. Swearingen
Kansas Avenue
Cudahy Packing Co
Topexa
Shower Report From Topeka Delayed by Odd Text
Fragmented weather note reports showers near Topeka with unclear timing. The forecast mentions east of the city and substantial rainfall, but the text is garbled and includes stray digits and misprints.
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Topeka
Colima Volcanic Activity Sparks Eruption Signs Near Base
May 12 Guadalajare Mexico reports the Coltisa volcano showing strong eruption indicators. Inhatitranre Wing moves away from the peak as smoke and ash vent for days. Other notes mention coal finds, local names, and regional railway offices in Union Pacific areas.
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Guadalajare
Mexico
Coltsa
Bankers Meet and Reward Withdrawn in City
In Kansas City Missouri May 13 a convention gathers bankers from Missouri Kansas and Indian Territory Oklahoma. Reports include remarks by BE AL Kelly of Leavenworth and editors from New York and Omaha. A $200 reward for wire tapping and trolley attack on May 1 is withdrawn.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kan
AL Kelly
Leavenworth
Kas
New York
Et Paton
New Fork
Banking Cats Journal
Horace White
New York Evening Post
Henry W. Yates
Omaha
Seward Averiue
Osidang
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Four Teen Years
Local health ad proclaims cure for sciatic rheumatism after long sufferings. Promotes a remedy by doctors and mentions ticketed events and homeseekers excursion via Santa Fe on May 11 and 20. Notes round trip tickets to western states with special fare plus 2.00, 21 day limit, stopovers allowed.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fs
Oklahoma
Texan New Mexico
Ariwind Territory
Iediana Territory
Arkag
Colorado
Rockord
Wheat market report shows mixed signals and rain impacts
Chicago May 1 Wheat traders opened higher on July and showed cautious buying as rains in the south and north influenced estimates of harvesting area. Government reports noted area and old wheat proportions, with limited receipts and ongoing weather effects shaping early session sentiment.
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Chicago
Beare
Harare
Hhausien
Lingis
Fiuse
Trude van Fale
Sule Opster
Simailagh
Rteel
Market and farm notes from New Orleans area May routine
A dense, garbled harvest and commodity roundup lists grains, fruits, vegetables, poultry, dairy and baked goods with scattered prices and origins. Mentions May dates, regional markets, and assorted farm products, including wheat, corn, vegetables, and poultry in assorted entries.
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Vinewood Railway
Munyon
Ouvert
Lapor Council
Pres Eee
Os” Union
Orers
Drew
Counauinen Guley
Me. Younkin
AL. Simmons
Buford
F. Meredith
Ana Pau Neske
Diwna
Prokivicion
Renaby
Auditoridim Sanaay
Citiaens
Clemens
Madison
Mies
Alissourl Pacific Railroad
Tetter
Chamber Street
Putwin
Auditoriun
Srna Lotee
Knights of Pythigs
Xauens City
Hetumn
Basta Pe
Thomas the Man
Mack
Mr. Thomas
Fusion Forces
Fike-Art Crowd
Greenwood Country
Oeluis Weld
Miller
Kowa Oaun
Vomier
Hodemah
Vuntier
Wabouneee
Wilkua
Mision
Snd
Suxnieiteg
I Wa Keenes
Ruswell
Sider
James H. Reeder
Republicnes
Sade Lac Monde
Enmnties
Russell
Fills
Trego
Gove
Logan
Wallace
Congress
Misy Cutterc
Sensee. Soneen
Martin Garvin
Forte Fermha County
Ariiling
Act Coal
Opera Coal Mine
Union Pacific Rfe
Kansan
Bankers
Wangas
Today's Market Report
Tom
Helen
Ethel
Ieee
Elover- Cas
Tao Tisud
Wuatars
Sear Necupia
Suspace
eWee
Ferno
Guise
Mark
Byala Borie
New Orleans
Sie Ieee Ie Ena
Lea
Fang California
BaSichoice
Pet Sound
Muemouri
Doe Munchen
Tiveness
Nous. Poultre
Countey
Pach
Prairip Baby Works
Pease Batsies Aga
Seraueace
Joe
London
Sis
Tomes
Mousy
Croshy Bros
New Crawford Theater
Prines
Bald of Sasts
Lien
Fo &Co
Inil Caines
Edward Morgan
Povey
Sinan
SOC
Missouri’& Kansas
Teulidive
Suty
Tito
Taso
Ste & A
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