Youthful Pilferers Disrupt City Nightly Fun
A night of mischief ends with limited damage as sidewalks overturned gates ripped from hinges and wagons wrecked. Dr Metius horse and buggy stolen while at prayer. Police report thefts from Fitgerald and Tannan livery near Oarth and Monroe. three horses freed with one recaptured by owners, two seized by police.
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Vilainy
Tex
Metiie
Busey Rae
Fitagerald & Tannan
Oarth
Monroe
Atresia
Proprietora
Kansas Medical College
Henry Aye
Joe Reed
Elder citizen warns of near field football by residence
A local resident near 407 Street complains about youths playing football too close to his home, recalling earlier days and urging safer practices to protect his property and peace.
Local Topeka notes and Halloween party scenes
North Topeka items list residents visitors and errands including Mrs Steinberger Mrs Courtney and Mr Skinner. Halloween mischief reports on Quincy Street fences down and steps moved. Parties at 128 Quincy Street and West Indianola feature many neighbors and guests in festive gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball & Son
Kansas Avenue
Charles Steinberger
Hext
Topeka
Courtney
North
O. D. Skinner
Vermont
Needie
Drs. Warriner
Park Street
John M. Clark
Mary Barnheisel
Michigan Valley
J. Barrett
Quincy Street
Newell
Elmont
Bro. Rice
Markham
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Markham
Kiou
Mr. Lockhart
E. C. Lacey
Paul White
Harry Pribble
Frank Pribble
Isaac Sheets
Misses Millicent
Tomlinson
Jessie Coleman
Edna Tuttle
Rena Tiffany
May Denison
Emma Dietrich
Neilie Ward
Inda Guyre
Messrs
Bari Gurre
George Bimore
Ammon Dietrich
Harry Ontrand
Mansfield Austin
Otto Denison
Ralph Tiffany
Clinton Shatter
Bert Emerson
Ralph Tomlinson
Ana Ward
J. C. Fulton
Halloween Party Notable for Disguises at Quincy Street
At a Quincy Street gathering for Hazel’s daughter, about 14 little girls dressed as ghosts Indians and other characters tried to guess identities. Miss Mabel Skinner hid longest and won a cold cream jar. Kittie May Dolman won a vase for collecting the most raisins from a dish. Snacks included doughnuts cider and apples. two group photos were taken.
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Quincy Street
Hazel
Mabel Skinner
Tme
Kittie May Dolman
Sadie Baird
Gladys Sypes
Adele Small
Topsy
Helen Sterne
Helen Fulton
Gladys Miller
Jessie Mehleisen
Grace Herring
Mildred Baird
Jay Dolan
Axa
Hazel Fulton
Marie Putnam
Mra. Fulton
Kodak Amalgamation Plan Moves Toward American Control
New York reports a proposed merger of Kodak Limited with other major firms in England and America. Two thirds of Kodak shares are held in the U S, and if approved the American company would acquire a business capital exceeding 29 million dollars. A likely result is removal of the income tax for American shareholders, noted as a key issue by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers-Peet & Co
New York
Kodak
Lmited
England
America
London
The
Tribune
Press and diplomacy clash in era of democracy
New York columns warn against inflaming hostility as the press supplants diplomacy in shaping world sentiment. Max O'Rell cites the American press as driving forces that fueled recent tensions between Spain and America and urges journalists to avoid provocative coverage that could threaten peace.
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New York
Max O'Rell
The
Figaro
Spain
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Clements
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Kersey
Metcalfs Kerseys
Henry Weight Suite
Il Weal Chaviota
Roy Town
Grex Mere Nesters
Cary
Quecenin
Mings
Melton
Syelpaiess
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KK. Richardson
Mil Eckman
A.tedenbaugsh
Olan Vorcelp
Elmer Wood
Cept
Richardson
Police
Archie Williams
W. Gunther
Ward
Hatch
W. F. King
Daix
Thi Parker Vogel
Ike
Haif Mn Hou
Richarato
North Topeka
Kodak Combine
Boston Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Topeka Choral Society
W. F. Roehr Music Co
W. M. Shaver
Dregetet
Krause
Sven
Price Ae. Seid
George W. Stanedeld
G. G. Gage
K. of Phail
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Quincy
Chambray
Federa Ts
Boys’ Clothing Dept
Agen
Soys
Peter Thompson
Salts An
Ennis Fiannel
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