High School Assembly To Hear Speech By Beriks Kupz Balor
Dr McFarland lauds Beriks Kupz Balor and urges attendance at the high school assembly this evening. A Santa Fe ticket return offer appears in notices with a November 9 deadline. A testimonial claims Fardonk Tiood Bitters cured severe tecribie breaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. McFarland
Beriks
Fardonk Tiood Bitters
Lam Metal
Julie Fibridge
Ee Anedy
Casine
Hirar
Hertha Kane Baker Reed
LiAigion
Bigs School
Tall ‘Tunigit
Social notes and weddings in Topeka and Wichita
A flurry of invitations and gatherings spans Topeka and Wichita with receptions at the Wissen Mage and at the College of the Sisters of Bethany. Miss Helen Hutchings and Mr. Arthur De Merg wed at the home of Cyrus Crane in Kansas City, as notable townspeople attend various meetings and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berth Kunz Baker
George W. Orine
College of the Sisters of Bethany
Zimmersey
Wichita
Helen Marion Hutchings
Arthur de Merg
Cyrus Crane
Walrond Avenue
Kansas City
de Mers
Judge Hutchings
Laurence
Topeka
New York
Chicago
Sulu
de Moerson
Engineer McCabe Criticizes City Railway Work On Fifth Street
Engineer McCabe claims city railway project on Fifth and Jefferson streets is flawed and unsafe. He cites improper supervising, defective work sheets, rusted rails, spiked ties, Ditts copiers, and six foot long timbers as evidence the job cannot meet approval. He warned the conditions could derail progress and threaten the infobetiay suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Railway
Fifth Street
City
James McCstnstins
Tops City Railway Company
Fifth
Jefferson Street
McCabe
Beng Dor
Judge Hazen rules in Martindale and Mc Cauley cases
Judge Hazen ruled in the Martindale matter that demurrers sustain, court jurisdiction limits prevent taxing judgments, and actions must proceed in the Kansas federal court or transferred Missouri court as needed. In the McCaulley case, he granted a new trial motion but overruled the judgment when evidence failed to support the jury verdict of negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havennandeg
Martindale
McCauley
Hentty
Federal Court of
Missouri
Hook
Mertingale
Kansan
Hazen
Curt
Federal Court of Kansas
Missouri Court
McCaulley
James McCaullies
Atchiran
Topeka & Santi Fe
Sante Fe
Conewiys
Held Up And Shot In Brooklyn Street Clash
A youth, Mugent Stagemina, age unknown, reported being robbed and shot in a Brooklyn street near Onn Young Street. He described a hold up by two youths who threatened him with a weapon and fired a bullet that grazed his cheek as bystanders fled. The assailants were later found nearby with a weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mugent
Kings County Hospital
Brookhen
Police Not Busy as City Halts Most Activities
Police activity is low with few arrests since the month’s start. Frank Merriwell is described as a drunken arrest, while other names are listed with fines and suspended business for the period. The city court notes all cases postponed pending a major event, halting routine work and assemblies continuing tonight at Hertha Kuna Thker’s school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Merriwell
Bow
Frank M. Slings
Holliday
Panini
Netur de Bynry
Doin McCrow
Preas Johnson
Wim
Slater
George Hubbard
Frank Stackhous
Rowrt
SGP
Anita
Sunflower Talisman Guides Kansas Writer in Washington Visit
In Warrington and on ships and streets the sunflower badge provoked warm welcome and broad smiles during the G A R encampment. The narrator, accompanied by Uist never Cir ing old Yankee friend, praises Wichita and Kansas ties, recalls encounters with officials, and notes a trip from Washington through Norfolk to Newport News then home, praising Jim Turner and family.
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Kansaqt
Warrington
G. A.B
A. Patten
Betolt
Kan
Kansas
Portomice
Washington
Althangh
Miere
Wariington
Haylie
Daily Guide
Brookland
Smithsonian Institute
Son-Lo-Tin
Timothy Stanton
Washington Monument
Capitol
Norfolk
Tolley
James River
Monitor
Merrimac
Seattle
Newport News
Jonce
Filipino school chief Montgomery slain by armed killers
Montgomery, superintendent of schools in Negros Oriental, was murdered near Bacotot while en route to a meeting with the retiring superintendent. Six attackers used knives and spears, killed him, and robbed him of money. The crime sparked a reward offer as investigators pursue the assailants. Montgomery, formerly from Lexington, Nob., had sailed to Manila with a party of teachers in 1961 aboard the transport Thomas July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manta
Montgomery
Cirientat Negros
Bacotot
Mt. Mortgoma
Fry
Barstod
Tim
Samers
Theey
Rothbary
Philippine
Negeos
Washington, D
Montgomisry
Lexington
Nob
Manin
Thomas
War, Department
Topeka Firm Strikes Oil At Chanute In Major Well
The Amer ican Oil and Gas Company of Topeka reports a large oil gush at Chanute sending 60 barrels daily from a well that began Sunday. Standard Oil Company to take the entire output. Chanute names: Charles Short president J D Norton vice president Charles Downing secretary treasurer and directors C J Devlin John F Alford W A L Thomrmin. The Bjerk has power withdrawn from the workmen stock sold by Topeka owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Company
Chanute
Aimeticn Ol and Gas Company
Topeka Romoration
Standart GU
Tacy Ve
Charles Short
Preglent
J. D. Norton
Charles
Independents Cloze Campaign At Auditorium Tonight
Independent events dominate the schedule with a rally at the auditorium featuring speakers such as K. Husson and Lr Bwwnts on February 9. Theatre and concert notices include Foxy G Quiller at Crawford, Sousa concert sale dates at the Auditorium, and shows like Two Merry Tarmos and The Denver Express at Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditoriaen Toplieit
Irl
Tomno
W. Godters
K. Husson
Bwwnts
Fev
Py Moreland
Judes
Foucht
Barrien Vernon
Birk
Ls. Stebbins
Richard Gohten
Crawford
Carter-Reynolds Company
Cumberland Gap
Sousa
Merry ‘Tarmos
Wedel
Denver Express
Veils
Local Notables and Community Notes in Topeka Row
A Tawaska style roundup reports residents and visitors including Mrs Liches and Mr Henry Sehiling of 118 Quincy Street, Miss Earth Poteyn to Janction City after a visit, Henry Wott from Concorde, and J J Fee with Louis Stitt visiting relatives. Also mentions Epworth League meeting at Kansan Avenue church and a civil notice about a petition for the Electric Light Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Datt
Took Island
Hiram S. Cable
Torpoke Avenue
Bie
A. H. Thompson
George D. Male
Luther Burns
Tow. Harrison
K NF
Kind
Blige Bell Ward
Ottewa
Thompeon
Vent
Bessie
Mise Jesrie Smith
Leavenworth
CL. Holman
Chi
Adrian Sher
Kanes City
Lon Davis
Venra
Mike Leonora
W. T. Crosby
Warrenatans
Moe
George Port Ashton
WF Cruleen
Wichita
To- Dike
Court Mower
Denver
A. Herivet
Terrence Ewart
Oklahoma City
Merry Swarts
Orezon Ani
Lilla Nester
Mtr
Torre 1
Bishtanl
Eaven
AU AL Godard
Itera
Stenar
Nene
Harrisburs
Mary Pickett
Leeryville
Wisiginge
Bea Aarents
Kimbati Hie
Dewburry
Wikies Rus
Klw Petten
Reavient
Enginger
J. Ms. Meane
Editon Electric Light
L. Teinvridge
Cripple Creek
Colo
Gayree Wilson
Earth Poteyn
Zetta Lertens
F. Merritt
Redding
Kansan
J. J. Fee
Louis Stitt
Ahso Han
Obie
Tipelm
Ale Heether
Colin
Amd
Binsian
Erleniin
California
Akron
la Bere
Monroe Street
Avimatonhein
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Carlo
Monte Carlo
Kersey
Grace Peckham Murray
Dewixeator
Che Twath
Beramin Criswell
William le Newcnmer
Invita
Wissen Mage Iriday
Pure Federation
Engineer Wcabe
Wazen
McCaullay
Hertha
Eugens Ware
Pennsylvania Avenue
Katinas
Newman
Bischoff
Elsie Bond
Americas
David Heberts
Aother Kansan
Government
The
United
Sheth
B. J. Turner
Congress
Jim
Slrort
Hunter Creek
Potomac
Mt. Vernion
Turner
Ove Teurey
Interior
Kenneth
E. J
Ant
Scala
Hix South
White
Frank
Jim Hutt
Downs
Crippe Creek
W. Caldwell
Impeon, Crawford & Ca
Ladrones
Willie Walker
Lstead
Grand
Ae c
Santa Fe
Hertha Kunz Thaker
High School
Warren M.grosby
Ave
Sorosis
Ecru
Troup's
Enterprise
San California
Star Grocery E. Montgomery, Proprietor
Nortil Topeka
Topeka Water Co
Telephone
Quincy Street
Harti
Mie
Asiah
Harold Id Fogel
Shiloh
Courtney Wall
Pices Rae
Ena
Yenitea Fae
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