Topeka Society Notes Miss Stacey Cheately May Wedding
In Topeka and vicinity society items describe the marriage of Miss Maud Stacey to Mr William M Cheatley of Parte Texas set for Wednesday May 46 at Grace Cathedral with Miss Dilley Metre and Fred Dutebar attending. Also reported are lectures by Mrs Ford, high school class 159% picnic details, and various local social updates.
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Maud Stacey
Willian M Cheatley
Parte
Texas
Grace Cathedral
Dilley Metre
Junction City
Fred Dutebar
Wenton
Topeka
Gertrude Potter
Hishland Park
Te Bret
Arbsement
Creim
Sie
Bing
Ota
Aire Potter
Hard Cartlidge
Fred Tree
Charles Rhetlista
Clifford Thiver
Frank Smith
Paul Sweet
Charles Schiege
Ellatt King
Dan Hoegert
Harry Lukens
Jiey
Max Wardall
Herbert Jobin
Will Hamilton
Portia club meeting and social calendar items
The Portia club will meet with Mrs. James Allison at 615 Topeka Avenue on Thursday May 27. Mrs Alberts Alexander has returned from Pittsburg Kan after a lecture. A caution club party in Leavenworth drew a large, bright finale crowd with many attendees listed. Guests include Mr Arch Wilks, Mr Walter Burgess, Mr Willard Scott, Mr Frank Dennett, Sir Archie Barnes, Mr George Meyden, and Mr Galen Nichols.
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Portia Club
James Allison
Topeka Avenue
Fords
Alberts Alexander
Pittelnne
Kan
Sie Tan Pen
Arthur Mille
Aire Small
Nelle Beiter
Madge Jolkmoon
Archi Wilks MY
Walter Burgess
Willard Scott
Frank Dennett
Archie Barnes
George Meyden
Br. Galen Nichobs
Clare
Chemtham
Junction City
Dore Furman
Fred Cole
A. Thomas Aml
May
Nina
San Antonin
Texas
Europe
Ard
Mite
Mabel Martin
Orage City
Paula
Emmi Dodds
J. J. Jones
Mica Menemery
Elteworth
Mra
Abram Hanna
Supreme Court Rules President May Remove Appointments At Will
In a May 28 decision, Justice Peckham and the Supreme Court held that a president may remove a United States attorney before the end of a fixed term. The ruling affirms the removal power despite a four year appointment period, and notes implications for officeholders during administrations. Parsons challenged the tenure, and the suit followed lower court actions seeking to limit removal rights.
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Supreme Court
Will
Washington
United States
Puckhat
L. E Parsona
Alabama
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Peckham
Elaime
Parsons
Te biBes
United States District Attor
Iowa
Asin
Mfayine
Raimer O'Neil
Rimv
Lim Parkins
Santa Fe Picnic Plans For Topeka Shop Employees
A committee of Edward McKiernan James White and D Alexander visits Bonner Springs Leavenworth and Kan Sus Cli to determine site and date for the annual Topeka shop picnic. The committee will report to form a general committee tonight and decide the picnic location for this year. Last year the event was at the Contrary near St. Jo with about 1000 employees and families attending. The picnic is the biggest annual event for Topeka shop workers.
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Edward McKiernan
James White
D. Alexander
Santa Fe
Thiarity
Bonner Springs Leavenworth
Kan- Sus
Topeka
Doy
SL Jor
Supreme court upholds rebating ban in interstate telegraph case
Washington May 24. The supreme court affirmed a lower court ruling against CS Wright of Pittsburgh Pa for violating interstate commerce prohibitions on rebates. The decision cites separation of telegraph carriers as the basis. Judge Munger ordered a divorce decree between Western Union and an associated telegraph company to be completed by September. Barle death triggers house adjournment in Washington.
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Supreme Court
Court
Belon
CS Wright
Fittsbure
Telegraph
Ouraim
Munger
United States District “Court
Ruming
Juder Brewer
Priton
Union Pa Elic Telegraph
Barle
House
South Carolina
Protests Rise Over Convict Labor At Reform School Grounds
A state house dispute centers on employing inmates from the reform school to plant flowers. Officials defend the plan as practical and cost saving while protesters urge using only honorable labor. Superintendent Howell notes available flowers and assigns the task under supervision of M. W. Gamare and Treasurer Hefle.
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State House
Secretary of State
Burh
Howell
Reform School
Mt Ftgell
Boise
M. W. Gamare
Woners
Hefle
Counse
Supreme Court Narrowly Limits Interstate Commerce Power
The U S Supreme Court ruled the Interstate Commerce Commission cannot set preauction rates or issue tariffs before they take effect. The Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas and Florida & Western line cases involved freight bureaus challenging rate control and commissions duties under the Interstate Commerce Act. Justice Brewer wrote the opinion noting the commission lacks authority to mandamus future tariffs, while acknowledging its broader role in preventing discrimination and supervising rate fairness.
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Power of Commerce Commission
Washington
United States Supreme Court
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Cumminaion
Cincimnati & New Orleans Railroad Company
Florida & Western Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas
Freight Bureaus of
Chicago
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commissoon
Justice Brewer
Interstate Commerce Act
Distine Brewer
Fallivad
Leland Debating Pension Agency Offer From McKinley
Washington reports say CY Leland was offered the pension agency by President McKinley. Leland tells a fellow Republican he is weighing acceptance while Kansas politics and Senator Baker also figure in the patronage bid. In Topeka the tale is discredited amid local sentiment about loyalty and fit for the job.
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McKinley
Washington
CY Leland
Copeka
Leland
Norimaudie
Sekay
Kansan
Lebend
Royal Assur refuses Clarkson rate book obey order
San Francisco official Robert Dickson, general manager of Royal Assurance, declines to drop Clarkson rate book citing legal permission to operate in Kansas and readiness to comply with state laws only if demanded later, while Mr. McNall warns license could be revoked if laws are not followed.
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Clarkson
Webb McNall
Robert Dickson
San Francisco
Mrankeer
Royal Assurance Company
Kansas
Kuins
Perukal
McNatt
McNall
Triple Tie Society May Continue Business Ruling
Superintendent Webb McNett of the state Instruction department issued a ruling on the Triple Tie benefit organization. If convinced the group complied with law, he withdraws objection to its continued operations in Karn Sas. The lodge was formed by G. M. Stratton of Clay Center and others who left the Knights and Ladies of Security at a national supreme lodge meeting in the city.
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McNall
Webb McNett
State Instrine
Karn Sas
Stewarts
G. M. Stratton
Clay Center
Aumber
Supreme Lodge
Tits City
Tax Board Hearings On Railroad Taxation Continue
Tax Commissioner Pollard of the B and M appears before the state board of railroad assessors to present views on taxation of the company property in Kansas for the coming two years. Sedgwick, MO and T attorney, will testify before the assembly this afternoon as hearings aim to conclude by midweek. The board plans to settle valuations shortly and seeks to remove discrimination noted in some cases, though large reductions are not expected.
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State Board of Railroad Assessors
Kansas
TN. Sedgwick
Attrney
MOK. & T
Ralse
Lear
Winymne
Resolution Loyal to Law and Temperance Efforts Adopted
The Young Peoples Society of Christ ian Endeavor at First Presbyterian Church Topeka Kan heard a temple talk on civic duty and ended with unanimous resolutions. They endorsed temperance action and urged strict law enforcement, pledging support to aid efforts to drive the evil from the community.
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Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
Theo
P S.C. BE
Topeka
Kan
Sudeavors
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Patriote
Law and Order
Hayslip to Stay in Topeka Amid Store Expansion
Al Hayslip, Topeka billiard hall operator, plans to remain as town shifts. He says his Royal buziard hall must move due to the W. W. Man speaker store enlargement, with uncertainty over selling the confectionery stock and location changes. Phil Hayslip denies plans to leave, aiming to relocate the building at 77 Kandas Ave.
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al Hayslip
Topeka
Hayslip
Royal Buziard Hall
Dune 1
W. W. Manspeaker
Ihas
Phil Hayslip
Kandas Avbeni
George Fantey
Slavies
John Lang Suffers Patella Fracture in Topeka
John Lang a colored man employed by Sheriff Kepley fell down stairs at the county jail Saturday evening and fractured the patella of his right knee. He was taken to Stormont hospital and the bones were wired together that night. Lang’s injury is a rare patella fracture in Topeka and Sheriff Kepley will cover his hospital care.
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John Lang
Kepley
Stormont
Lang
Topeka
Market Report From Chicago May 2 Thorough Grain and Livestock Figures
The report shows wheat opening quiet but firm with unchanged close from Saturday, corn quiet yet firm despite large receipts, oats and rye steady. Provisions weaken on high beef and pork supplies, hogs and cattle receipts rising. stockers and feeders mixed with overall weaker cattle and sheep bids. Sugar and coffee steady in New York with sugar refining firm, coffee quiet.
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Chicago
T.y
Migniapolis
Duluth
New York
Wheat and corn market flurry spurs bullish and weakness signals
Chicago reports show wheat opened steady with bullish tone as shorts bought, then shift to weaker tones on improving supply expectations. Corn and oats trade mixed while hogs and provisions weaken on slow demand and slack buying. visible supply declines noted yet demand cautious amid fluctuating prices.
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Mihera
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Chicago
Behr
Porte
Nour
Waite
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