New School Petition In Venice Addition
Residents of Veale's Addition petition the Board of Education for a new school. The old Liberty Street school in district 9 was condemned, with plans for a new Liberty and Lake streets location. A district 9 payment of $500 to the city was due, but only $8 was paid.
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Veale
Book of Education
Venice
Pourth Sa Liberty Streets
Foun
Lake
Wren Liberty School
Cindy
Hendersos Broke Theatrical Manager Files Petition in Bankruptcy
New York May David Henderso n the theatrical manager files a bankruptcy petition in New York. The unsecured claim totals 585510 and covers printing salaries transportation materials borrowed money and other expenses. Creditors include Lewis Morrison Al Hayman and others with a range of claims for damages salaries and loans.
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Barkruptcy
New York
David Henserson
I. Broadway
Berkrupter
Eowart Jackman
Debes
Ammons
Lewis Morrison
Munrs
al Hayman Bor- Saye Meen
Spee
Aan
Deer Acres Igment Fur
Work for burglars plan to crack safes proposed
A Richmood man unable to open his safes devises a unique plan to engage burglars for solution. Photographer W. Foster offers to reveal safe opening methods to a group of convicts. Authorities at the penitentiary consider enlisting one or more stackers to assist in testing safe-cracking techniques.
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Richmood
W. Foster
Eas
Pententiery
Bridal Party and Recitals Highlight Social News
A full dress bridal party in Potwis featured green and white decor with snowballs and wreaths. The evening included a silver candelabrum centerpiece, elaborate table arrangements, and music by Mr Falls, with a recital by Mr H S Lawrence and accompanists. Numerous locals and guests were noted at gatherings, visits, and upcoming receptions, reflecting a bustling social scene.
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Potwis
Long Sea
Iach OA
RC. Bradshaw
Bower
Solomon Stoddard
Kancees City
Alles Presestt
Peart McFarland
Lee Eteciten
Edward Estecher
Edwart McBride
Falls
H_S Lawrence
Towne
Wilser
Minnapolis
Minn
Mery Hambleton
Lawrence
Amphin Mandelia Club
Madame Chaudise-Parabint
Marie Norton
Bieasce
Hexete Davidson
Tee Stedman
Blue Law Enforced Shuts Local Saloons and Shops
Aestin Tes May 15 a town wide closure remains in effect as authorities suspend cigars and newspapers. saloons will be closed and the blue laws strictly enforced.
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Tes
Ms Cigars
Suse AB
Sunday Law Battle Sparks Town Protests
Public protests erupt as residents challenge a Sunday law, arguing it restricts their daily life and leisure. Debates center on enforceability and the law’s reach, with local sports venues and social spots affected and heated talk of a lengthy campaign to overturn or defend the measure.
Unclear text summary about county salaries and state rules
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss county salaries and state authority over pay scales. Mentions bequests of salary setting by county commissioners and references to judicial rulings and new framework in force this year.
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Dellas
Tlm
Gilssiahers
Fulge Imes
Wyatsorte
Beavene Uta Apchisin
Letyers
Detroit Court Reassigns to New Building Complex
In Detroit a new court room building is cited as the most active site for today’s docket. A gluing geese stead aids the proceedings while a US official presides. District court chair Thetres Ji Severmne leads the session with marbis and sense guns referenced as nearby items in the scene.
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Detroit
May
Etegalt Court
Tar Saat
Sisine
Clactenau
Lartan
Tess
Thetres Ji Severmne
Giariettes
Marbis
Celine
Tom Reed in Europe tests plans on Paris visit
Paris May 1 Reed states he has nothing to say about his ship de future ploys. He plans to stay in Paris for perhaps a month then tour through Holland and Belgium, avoid Germany and The Hague, and hopes to reach England before returning.
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Paris
Reed
Halland
Belgium
Germany
the Hague
Tit for tat reflects steel rail contract clash in Britain
London May 15 cable dispatches note Dick Kerr & Co of London secured a 300 ton steel guard rails order for the new Boston elevated railroad. Kerr senior calls it no victory, as three contracts from New York Boston and Philadelphia were awarded to them without solicitation due to American mills being overstrained.
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London
Dick Kerr & Co
Omer
Boston
Great Britain
Philadelphi
Atbara River
Lytton Press
Kerr
Seaior
New York
Hooton
Philadelphia
Esetch
Strike Action Pauses Amid Mining Sector Tensions
The article reports on a temporary halt in strike activity affecting coal and coke firms in Texas and nearby regions. It notes distribution of tasks, planned reparation work at shafts, and expressed worker concerns over safety and pay. Authorities and company leaders discuss continuing operations while addressing scarce resources and ongoing maintenance.
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Bassas
Cis
Gintiyes
Prudent Mitchell
Sena
Yale
Kessel
Ant Texas Company
Nelses
Goel Ant Coke Company
Peturs
Central
Maes Mer
Real Cleveland Safe After Death Rumor Travels
Confusion sweeps Toledo as rumors spread that former President Cleveland had died. A garbled report suggests misdated events and unclear sources. The item reflects early 20th century journalism style and uncertain attribution.
Governor Halt Calls Halted State Actions Amid Turmoil
A garbled dispatch from Helena Montana reports Governor Stattn and military leaders clashing over district security measures. The misread lines reference state actions, authority, and penalties, with scattered mentions of a Summer Millinery sale at 433 Hen Av and Mies Duhee in the text.
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Stattn Bas
Lvier
Mer— Aa
Zeneca
Ras Rees
Marine
Coear J’ Eng
Mies Duhee
Local Notices From North Tupera Community
Sunday visits and guests populate town notices. Edith Falls hosts Horton friends. Rev and Mrs J E McClain return to Anthony. Miss Tillie Wilder returns from Menokes. Mrs Peabody visits Kansas City. Local clerical events include offertory at Church of the Good Shepherd and Epworth League socials.
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Hurness
Horsel Reed
Edith Falls
Horton Friends
Antrim
Erra
Post
J. E McClain
Anthony
Tillie Wilder
Peabody
Kansas City
Barmaing
Costiey
A. Carnakam
Meri
Frances Coleman
Wer Hore
Meriden
Telatives
Malcolm James
J.C. Cromwell
postoHice
Church of the Good Shepherd
Epworth League
Kansas Avenue
The
Christian Church
Mr. Schnitz
Harrison Street
Jonas Everett
Beck Island
Deab
Mary
Extra Session In Doubt
A Washington administration official said the president has given the submarine issue thought but is unlikely to call a special session unless a contingency demands it. The source noted no immediate decision or timetable was announced.
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Washwsun
Circus coming to Topeka from Kansas City
A circus troupe arrives in Topeka on Wednesday May 17 traveling from Kansas City via the Talon Parise. Tents will be erected at the south end of the Doutkite tract on the fair grounds before the show moves to Joseton City then to Kansas, Denver and the Northwest.
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Dean
Biieling
Topeka
Kansas City
Talon Parise
Fair Grounds
Josetion City
Kansas
Denver
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