Police Jottings Show Mild Halloween Depredations
In Topeka a police summary notes a calm Halloween with few arrests as drunken behavior and petty tricks appeared mild. E K Wheatley, lured by a supposed friend, lost money and drink, ending up drunk and briefly detained. a North Topeka man K Rutten faced larceny claims after Wheatley said he paid him to guard him.
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North Topeka
Wheatley
Welles
K. Th Etuttin
Erlend
Ruttan
Wheatles
Wat Wheatley
Hayden to the Rescue on TV Show Controversy
Fragmented OCR reads Hayden amid a TV program dispute involving Roy Button and others. The excerpt mentions erosion on the sands and a show property issue, with unclear names and details due to garbled text.
Machen Case Set for Trial in Washington
Washington November 2 The Machen Grom and Lorenzos cases charged with conspiring in letter box fastener sales to the post office are set for trial November 22 in criminal court No 2. Prosecution requests delays due to health and court schedule, with Singers Beach and others pressed to prepare. Justice Pritchard set November 27 as the trial date and urged readiness.
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Washington
A. W. Machen
Diller
Samuel A. Grom
George E
Marthe Loreng
Postoffier Department
District of Columbia
Douglas & Symme
Machen
the Lorenzos
Samuel Maddox
Groffs
Hughert
Hirsch
Tri
Beach
Bee
Taggart
Me Beach
Charlie A. Dinslon
Simuel Maddox
Justice Pritchard
Primis de Wink
Stortness
Fragmentary Court Note Hints at Yearning Court Action
The readable fragment suggests a court-related note or hearing with uncertain names and dates. It mentions a school, a cine type reference, and Uncle exrnlies, with context pointing to a legal or formal proceeding. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Zion Hawt exodus of Dowie followers drains New York
In New York the Zion movement led by John Alexander Dowie sees over two thousand followers depart by multiple rail lines including New York Central and Hudson River Delaware Lackawanna and Western Lehigh Valley New York Ontario and Western and others. Dowie’s taliawers gather for farewell amid city streets as church leadership debates future plans. London and Paris report added moves toward Macedonian reform drawing Vases to their plans and Austrian Russian consul actions shadow the scene.
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New York
John Alexander Dowie
Zion Hawt
New York Central
Hudson River
Delaweare
Lackawanna & Western
Lough Valley
Ontario & Western
Wei Share
Exonavivanin
Tumbering
New Forkland
Clauss
London
Consantinople
Austriax
Trial time discussions and court proceedings noted
Justices H M Pritchard questioned Assistant District Attorney Tamcart about objections to captivation of a Chen and Grof inst during a hearing set for next Friday. Records from Lie postaice department examined as defense preparations. counsel asserted objections to an application deemed inadmissible. Attorneys for Cothardine and others prepared for questions and motions as the judge reviewed filings and remittance details linked to a February date.
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Pritchard
Assistent
Tamcart
Machen
Lie Postaice
Dremiry
Funeral Held For George Hale Typhoid Victim Topeka Musicians Remembered
George D. Hale died in Chicago after a brief illness and funeral services were held from the family home at 30 West Tenth Street. Hale, 75, long served in the Santa Fe tax department and was active in Topeka musical circles, composing "Cupid's Awakening" and teaching briefly. He lived fifteen years in Topeka with many friends, was member of the M C A, and planned to unite with the First Christian church.
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George D. Hale
West Tenth Street
le Hayes
First Congregational Church
C. M. Sheldon
Central Church
Topeka
Hale
Chicago
Mr. Hale
Santa Fe Railroad
Topei
New York
Plano
First Christian Church
Ike
Christian
Mr. Dalton
Nortonville
M. J. Dalton
Topeka Avenue
Otis Delton
The
Santa Fe
Stax
Noted Topeka Pioneer Hale Dies After Long Public Service
The Topeka elder, Mr. Hale, longtime hardware dealer and public official, dies after a life of investment, business, and public service. He served on the city council and as city auditor, aided state projects, and supported historical and library endeavors. He lived in Topeka and had a family including a widow, three children, and connections to Oak Park and Chicago. The funeral is at First Christian church with burial by a local lodge.
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Tenth
Ventura
Capitol
State Railroad
Hale
Chicago
F. W
Pringle
Oak Park
Dalton Home
Topeka
George D. Hale Jr
Kilmer
Hate
Trockport
Mass
Cane Horn
California
Pacific Coast
Britt Columbia
VGS. Kelne
Cook & Kimball Minit Company
States
Mise
Francis E. Cook
J. Cook
Mansfield
Fiste
Smith & Hale, Hardware Dealers
Wo AL. Thompson Company
Col
William Teedele
State Halls
National Lawn & Trust Company
Dir
State Historical Soviet
Toofad
New England
Topeka Free Public Library
Counil
The
Santa Fe
Release of Lynchehaun Draws London Comment
London papers debate the November 2 release of James L. Lynchehaun by Federal Commissioner Moore at Indianapolis. The Globe cites politics as a factor, fearing impact on U S extradition with Britain if Lynchehaun escapes. The Times warns that this logic could enable archists to avoid extradition.
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London
Bitte
Lynchehaun
James L. Lynchehaun
Moores
Indianapolis
Globe
The
Moore
United’ States
Great Britain
Tor Pail Mall Gazette
Otis Dalton Dies of Typhoid at 28 in Santa Fe Hospital
Otis W. Dalton died Saturday night at Santa Fe hospital after a three week illness from typhoid fever. He had hovered near death for more than a week and was just entering the period of life when he could have achieved much. He was 28 years old in October. He held a
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Otis W. Dalton
Santa Fe Hospital
Brown Free as Papers Fail Halt Overcoat Case
In Wakarusa Benjamin Brown was charged with healing an overcoat after a man hired him to watch it. Local officials failed to file proper papers. The court dismissed the case following police statements and a smooth transcript, ending the matter quickly.
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Justice of Pexes
Hungate
Benjamin Brown
Brown
Wheel of Justice
Wakaruss
Tax levies for Shawnee county towns and townships listed
County Treasurer Bowen tabulates total tax levies for Shawnee county towns and townships. Highest levy in Topeka city, lowest in Topeka township. School levies range from 2 to 3 mills across districts. Also brief local notices include family travel updates and church group meetings.
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Bowen
Shawnee County
Inka City
Topeka Township
Topeka
Rossville
Silver Lake Township
Menoken
Soldier Township
Tecumseh
Monmouth Township
Williameport
Auburn Township
Dover
Roreville
Silver Lake City
North To per a. community notices and births
Mr Bartram of Elmont was in town. A Alfrey of Grantville visited Saturday. A son born to Mr and Mrs John Knoll of Quincy street. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Maze of Jefferson street. Courtney to leave for Oklahoma City for business. Mr and Mrs John Stotler of Fairguin street have a son born this morning. Mrs B and Meade of Lawrence is a guest of Mrs Herbert Green at 951 Harrison street. Miss Maud Heloise Green to entertain this evening at 921 Harrison street. Victor Council No 4K and L of A will host a dance at Barrett block hall. Miss Mary Earhart of Atchison guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Ehrhart of 12% Topeka avenue Gordon Street. Mr and Mrs Norman Weddle of Council Grove visited Mrs Dan Boyte End daughter Mrs W R Zimmerman. Beatrice Adams of Leavenworth, Kan is expected Tuesday to visit Mr W T Zimmerman of 28 Harrison Street for a week. Max of Richland, Canada visiting relatives of Mr and Mrs Antrim of Kansas Avenue. A son born to Mrs Shafer formerly Mrs Abby Dearborn of Silver Late. Mr and Mrs Marcy Jameson.
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U.eave
Kimball Printing Company
Eanest Avenue
Bartram
Elmont
A. Alfrey
Grantville
John Knoll
Quincy Street
Maze
Jefferson Street
John Stotler
Fairguin Street
Mary Earhart
Atchison
Fred Ehrhart
Topeka Avenue
Gordon Street
Norman Weddle
Council Grove
Dan Boyte
W. R. Zimmerman
Beatrice Adams
Leavenworth
Kan
W. T. Zimmerman
Harrison Street
Max
Richland
Canada
Antrim
Kansas Avenue
Shafer
Abby Dearborn
Marcy Jameson
Ned Osborn Wanted for Speeding on Kansas Avenue
Police say Ned Osborn, a North Topeka chauffeur, sped his automobile faster than eight miles per hour on Kansas Avenue last week. Officers Ashe and Smith pursued him, aided by Oxberry, and plan to enforce the city ordinance limiting automobile speed. Mayor Bergund urged authorities to make an example of violators to curb reckless driving.
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Kanens Avenue
Osborn
North
Topeka
Ashe
Smith
Oxberry
Bobselvers
Bergund
Bilés
Blitz Wil Withdraw That Charge In Divorce Petition
The district court case of Peart A. Bitz versus Inese M. Blitz involves a divorce agreement in which cruelty is not alleged. The couple plans dissolution, with the wife to receive the home at 009 West Tenth Avenue and the husband to pay alimony. other details include provisions about the house and a horse and buggy.
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Blitz
Wuhin
Peart A. Bitz
Inese M. Blitz
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Beene Sene Ee Ienerance Ieam Lodge
A. F
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Otis Dalton
Ayer’s
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Depot Agt
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Fred Morn
J. S. Moree
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Soman
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