North Topeka Column Lists Local Movements And Events
In North Topeka column, residents report moves and updates including Dr Eilinger relocating to 127 Kansas Avenue, Mrs Katherine Rickinn returning to Lincolnden, and Mr James Coughlin and Mrs EF Gush at 148 Central Avenue. The Presbytering prayer service, Epworth League officers elected, and community meetings at Central Avenue Christian church are noted along with a schedule of upcoming gatherings and performances at Lukens Opera House.
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de Finating
Os Mores Kansan
I Winter
Silver Lake
Karas Avepor
Hawkins
N. Kansan Ave
Eilinger
Kansas Avenue
Fouchite Hardware
Katherine Rickinn
Frank Hineeh
Famely
Albmuerque
Russell
Walter Henly
Revale
Marrett
Faroity
Siell
Central Avenue
Mie Epworth League
Kanfox Avenue
Chnton
Presigott
Merton
Rive Prosidant
Ida Henry
Viola Treutman
Mies Mata Witeon
Anna Hoosas
Herriet Staples
Schuyfer Fiaxe
Evangelist Qverman
Governor Bailey to Speak at Veterans Temperance Union
Leavenworth Kan Nov 4 Friday November 20 marks the second anniversary of the Veterans Temperance Union at the Solfiere Roma with a strong program planned by officers. The business committee is sending invitations and a large turnout is expected. The meeting at the opera house begins at 2 pm with Governor W J Hatley and Col D B Anthony among speakers.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Organization of the Veterans Temperance Union
Solfiere Roma
Tre Organizator
Opera House
W. J. Hatley
Col
D. B. Anthony
Burton Happy Local Inquiry as Senator Burton Visits Copeland County
Senator Burton visits Copeland County amid chatter on a possible federal judgeship for Pollock. A Looms crowd includes Dumont Smith and others from Winfield while Burton, who plans a Washington trip, deflects questions on the judgeship and signals gradual progress on floodwater storage legislation.
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Copeland County
Senator Burton
Seaves
Washington
Pollock
Southwest
Dumont Smith
W. P. Hackney
J.T. Grfferty
Winfield
Burton
Ohio
Roosevelt
Hanna
Bryan-Johnson
Hatton
Bryan
Bryatism
New York
Congress
Agio Tate
The
Copeland
C. ©. Evans
Colby Land Office
J. Brewer
S. 5 Smith
Abilene
HF. Milken
Dodge City
George W. Wiley
W. E Davis
Hutchingon
J. 4. Wi
E.W. Voorhin
Russey
J.T. Laffervine
J.t.urlingsme
Charles
Hall
Russell
George H. Case
Dr. A B. Peters
Mankato
E. E. Ames
Norton
Charles S. Briggs
Osage City
BP. Greer
George P. Moorhouse
Connall Grove
A. W. Haughey
Wellington
H. J Penney
J. H. Reeder
Hays City
J. B.case
T. B. Murdock
el Dorado
J. H. McFarland
Dyspepsia Tablets claim cure for chronic digestion
An advertisement extols Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets a scientific blend of vegetable extracts fruit salts pepsin and bismuth in lozenge form claiming to digest large amounts of food and relieve varied indigestion symptoms. It recounts a lab dunk test a testimonial from Mrs Sarah A Skeel and notes 50 cent prices with a free booklet offer.
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Stuart
Sarah
Skeel
Ad- Co
Marshall
Burton supporters run in law and county figures gathering
A Kansas scene in Copeland County with names like Joe Jackson Lincoln Cy Anderson Rawlins W T Dillon Belleville H M McGonneal Colby R J Brock Manhattan and McPherson delegation. Loomis booster Tam Mackey heads Burton headquarters as talk centers on judge race between Pollock and Johnston with Senator Smith backing Pollock for personal reasons.
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Joe Jackson
Lincoln
Cy Anderson
Rawlins County
W. T. Dillon
Belleville
H. M. McGonneal
Postmester
Colby
R. J. Brock
Manhattan
John D. Millikin
McPherson
Sherif Hays
Sharon Rprines
Otis L. Atherton
Wa- Keeney Land Office
W. W. Caldwell
Concordia
Schmidt
Geary County
Wellington
Bosworth
WH. Mackey
Burton
Mr. Leath
Bernard Kelly
Copeland County
Mrr
Eelly
Kelly
Cyrus Leland
Leland
Mr. Kelly
Fred Dumont Smith
Pollock
Johnston
Loomis
Mitte
Kansas
Smith
Union Pacific
Senator Smith
Flate
Lost Only One Race Shows Red Bird at Fair Grounds
Nets Newton returns from the east with the Kansas stallion Red Bird. Now housed at the fair grounds, the horse will be kept in Topeka during winter. Newton reports Red Bird started this season in 12 races and het.
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Nets Newton
Red Bird
Fair Grounds
Topeka
Mr. Newton
Het
Red Bird Pacers Earn $5500 in Season Wins
Red Bird, owned by W B McCormick near Manhattan, won first money in 11 races, each $1000 with Red Bird’s share $500. The total earnings for the season reached $5500. The lowest mark on the grand break was 2:04, and Newton expects strong results from the Little pacer next season.
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Red Bird
Newton
Uttle Pacer
W. B. McCormick
Manhattan
Blitz Divorce Case Turns Bitter and Accusations Fly
Pearl A. Blitz sues Isaac M. Blitz for divorce after a previously agreed settlement. At a Topeka hearing before Judge Hazen, both sides seek new filings. Mrs Blitz alleges violence threats and revolver threats, claims she financed debts and opened a jewelry store, asks for inventory and debt records. Blitz denies cruelty allegations.
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Blitz
Pearl A. Biltx
Isaac M. Blitz
Hazen
Bill
Miner Feud Shocks Copper Kings World
The piece reports a sensational clash involving Lawson and FL A Heinze, owner of a valuable ore streak between Angigamated copper properties in Montana, part of the copper kings era, attracting wide attention in the mining world.
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FL A. Heinze
Montana
Copper Kings
Ume
Bill of Bills domestic dispute and diamonds restraint
A cross bill alleges neglect and indiscreet conduct by Mrs Bills and accuses her of associating with other men and unbecoming behavior. It claims the husband slapped her once in a corrective act without intent to harm and seeks to restrain her from delivering $1 200 worth of diamonds.
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Blitz
Mr. Blitz
Mrs. Bills
Farmers Short of Hands for Husking Corn
North side of the Kansas river farmers coping with post flood harvest face a labor shortage. Men are offered three cents per bushel plus board, or two cents without board, to husk corn. teams and wagons are scarce even at these rates. Flooded fields yield about 50 bushels per acre, while non flooded fields may reach around 90. Overall, yields are expected heavy in most localities despite the labor shortage.
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Kanasas
Dadisman Denies State Journal Membership Claim
John Dadisman writes to the editor denying any association with a socialist club at Washburn College. He disputes Dr. Sheldon's story and asserts the college has not sanctioned such political action. He notes the football team aims to be social but has not decided its political influence.
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The
State Journal
Washburn
Sheldon
John Dadisman
Divorce Petition Cited In Topeka Court
Judge Hexen receives a long letter from D W Mercer of Matferd Green Kansas who has been cited for divorce by Lucy Mercer. Mercer explains he is over 19 and busy with his farm so cannot appear in Topeka to defend the case. He states Mrs Mercer has proven faithful and good.
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Hexen
D. W. Mercer
Matferd Green
Kansas
Lucy Mercer
Mercer
Topeka
Mrs. Mercer
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