Topeka News Roundup Mixed With Local Notes
A local Topeka column lists various items: art lessons end by artist George M. Stone. Warden Landis visits. Mr and Mrs W. Goss welcome a baby. a new creamery incorporated. Washburn women form a basketball team. J B Nissiey’s family reports scarlet fever. river fears rise after heavy rains. pension office moves. Santa Fe staffer Joan Mitchell is cousin to Mrs Leneola. fire at Prof Troxle residence. Topeka clubs plan events. state fire insurance talks set for Des Moines. and more minor notices on residents, visits, illnesses, and community affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apotte Etat
TS 4 Fe Crawford Opera House
Ian Leland
Wastibirn
North Topeka
Columbian
Foster Allt
Travelers’ In-Surance Cise
Washburn College
C. J. Strome
Nurik ‘Topola
W. D Judd
St. Louie
Topeka
Henry Benson
Hancock Street
Topeka Sportsmen's Association
Movis
OL East Fourth
Joan F. Mitchell
Santa Fe
Robert T. Leneola
W. Tatman
Webb BreNalt
Dallas
Tex
Dick Walker
Sabine Pass
H. ML Miter
Rossville
J. B. Nissiey
Kansas Creamery Company
Chuser Stricklett
Jim Topeka
Glasco
Robert Stabe
St . Henry
Ehitehays
Hid
Ohureul
Min Kate Comytock
Seabrook
Topeka, Is A Sminsher of the Vel In Rev. Thoman Dizoh
New York City
Tayler Hide
Leenock Suslary
Karenos
Gonsoldiate
Leeds Fuis
Geo. L. Routh
Anatody
Wichita
Pike County
Itinuta
Norwood
Franklin County
Santa Pe
Charles Kleinhané
Iowa-Nebraska
Laex” Ald Society of Race
W. Procter
Ge Santa Fe
Santa Tivenital
Thin City
Topeka Federation of Ctuta
James Whitcom
Hiley Éutoriskinmert
Crawford
Harrow
Hopenos
EH. de Fouteh
Puerta Limon
Costa Rica
Yesternday
Topechula
New York
Atlas Line
Mertha Kem
Tasket
Law- Tents
Sue
Work Thera
Tates
Girmce Cathedral
Copelind Hotel
Alonzy Wardail
Mutual Fire
Des Moines
Nevin Satay Shest
Bers. Troxle
John W. Mitter
W. E. Culver
Western Avenue
Eveniue Et Hasilifon Hall
Chas, Patt
G. Nelson
S. Dotman
Wm. Busby
Lou Mammon
Te Howcack
Wailer
John Casey
G . Stone
G. W. Keiline
de. W. 2
Sudweil
Lee
Love Worth $65,000 in Brooklyn Alienation Suit
A Brooklyn court verdict awards Mrs. Plurence Van Schunck $65,000 against her father in law Peter Van Schwekk in an alienation of affection case. Married in 1897 in Pensacola, the couple separated in 1931 after her husband’s supposed infatuation. The story notes a wealthy line of jewelry and lists an unrelated address in Chicago.
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New York
New
Brooklyn
Plurence van Schunck
Peter van Sehweck
Pater van Schanck
Peter van Schack
Drigicints
Chicago
Weanstilenaben
Tie Han
Bath Benen
Mate
Pensipcula
Phi
Mra van Schanck
Glof Ekhers
Kunsos
Hart and W Hart to Star in Standard Plays at Crawford Theater
Mr Hart and W Hart bring two leading performance pieces to Crawford theater with Mme Modjeska’s early praise echoing in bio notes. The company features Cens tames Willame and a roster of performers from Mather to Ward, with Samuel Whitcomb in Kansas City tonight and fielding a minstrel show at Crawford next Saturday.
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Hart
Hhea
W. Hart
Mme. Modijeska
Crawford Theater
Mile Mhea
Mins Censtanes Willame
Frederick Ward
Wbet
Lasile Matihers
Margaret Mather
Dwight Smilth
Julia Marrowest Bowers
Hirt i
Brodjeska
Rhea
Sefferdon Cabrnti
Toseph Jhitetson
Frank Gafties
Wiy
W. A. Brady
Anna Brooks
Robertsen
Tie Beer
Shas
Louise Meredith
Ths
Mr. Hart
Lady of Lyons
Seate
Tewiey & Banns Drug Store
Hert
Samel Whitcomb
Kansas City
Gulius Opera House
Kenrishe City Anthenenum
Miter
Freid
Federation of Cighs
Riley
Topeka
Alg. Fieit
Field
Primeces 2 West
al Gigi
Pew
Justice Court Notes From H Mann Case and Mallory Burglary
Stolen horse recovered by posse and placed with Jute Lie after being taken by Dick Mallory. Mallory, a known crow, is sought in Lynden for preakie jail and in Supeke for the same charge. Mallory arrested in Lawrence on burglary and larceny. papers served on Mays De Poy regarding a disorderly house. $150 claimed by Melissa Mardeck for cook work. Putnam cattle case postponed to November 22. Witness fees set for two cases. Chipman cattle theft postponed to November 19.
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W. J H. Mann
Jim
Stones Strve
Lie
Dick Mallory
Mallory
Li Lynden
Lawrence
Charesh
Jackson
Mays de Poy
Kansas Avenue
Melissa Mardeck
Cobbud
J. J. Putnam
Juste Hemes
Cannelly
Deaths and Funerals and Local Notices
The funeral of Margaret B Shakesnare was held at 10 oclock from Grace Cathedral with burial in Topeka cemetery. Mile Olson two months old son of Mr and Mrs C Olsey buried day in Topeka cemetery. Funeral at home 425 Liberty street. George E Simpson longtime printer died at Union Printer's Home Colorsilo Springs from Brights disease. Ten years ago Wr Biman joined Topeka Typographical Union admitted to the home in October 124. Funeral of Mrs Frank Walker who died Sunday afternoon at 3 from her North Renss avenue home. Excur tions to California offered daily via Santa Fe Route. Apply to agent A T&S BL Hy for rates and service details. Remember this: summer coughs and colds danger warnigns. One Minute Cough Cure relieves coughs of all types and lung troubles. G W Stainfield 6% Kansas avenue. Take Summer With You by traveling California Limited Santa Fe’s finest train.
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Mile Olson
C. Olsey
Topeka
Liberty Street
George E. Simpson
Union Print‘ Era
Colorsilo Springs
Bright
Wr. Biman
Topeka Tynographical Union
Girl From Kansas to Headline New Comedy in New York
The article describes a new comedy tentatively titled The Girl From Kansas, written for Miss May Vokes and stemming from My Friend From India fame. Smyth & Rice will stage it in New York early next season with plans for a single lead, Vokes, and a script originally developed with Du Soucher, whose earlier play My Friend From India became a success.
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Tr Toneta
Kansas
New York City
Seai
Smyth & Rice
Indie
Miss May Vokes
Leavenworth
Miss Vokes
Kansan
Gil
Banwis
Ehulen
Mr. Rice
Keneas
India
Berkman Streets
Valkis
Prien
Mies
Tilly
Charmacrs
Eins Sheik Tor
New York
Indig
du Soucher
Myron B. Rice
Fhunagers
Thiroup
Esi
Cannes
Indiana
At & Sala
Ted
Rion
Smyth
Nunes
Hies
Tice
Burtl
da Sourket
Mins Vokes
Isa Vokes
Vines
Chicago Conservatory
Faust
Tine
Hecinton
Ina
Topeka Audience Sees Minny Style Comedy Compared
A Topeka group attended the Grand Opera House last night and noted a contrast with a prior performance titled Tianny. The second play allegedly aimed to be humorous but was criticized for suggestive content that diminished its comedic effect.
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Topeka
Grand Opers House
Tianny
My Friend From India stage farce at Grand Inez
Review lauds Du Bouchet comedy as a provocative, lightly risible farce with a strong cast led by Bond and Ward. The production, directed by Myron Hice, features a novelty plot involving a pork packer and a theosophist in a case of mistaken relations, delivering rapid, humorous episodes.
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Prom India
Charley
Frederic Bond
Ste John F. Ward
Kansas City
Theosophical Dorber
Moi
India
Bond
Ward
Sind
Mr. Ward
Mise
Melen Telmer
Biekman
Banks Fail In Indiana County Bank Runs Hit Merchants
Mob presence grows as Leavenworth, Sarangey and English banks fail amid cash drought. Merchants and farmers, unable to recover funds, fear widespread losses reaching up to 150000. County Treasurer Brew and other depositors suffer, with authorities concerned over insufficient protection for towns and rural counties.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Leavenworth
Sarangey
Willett
Vic
Crawford
Union National
Jetraville
Liavenworth
Marengo
Englisth
Leavenworth Bank
Brew
Mithiz
Brown
Balansie
Curfew clash over enforcement alarms social purity league
The Social Purity league accused city officials of lax enforcement of a curfew ordinance. Representatives urged police to arrest children found on streets after the bell. Citizens worry the law is not being properly handled and vow to push the issue with the police commission.
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The
Social Purity League
Siig
Puliee
Uaetur
Parest
Tee
Toni
Kansay Avenue
Fourth Street
Arad
Jeanne
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
North Topeka News and Local Notices Summary
North Topeka items note deliveries at Kimball Pig Co and local trades for tablets and bread, with various social visits and travels around Topeka and nearby towns. A wedding at Assumption Church unites Miss Mary Hanley and Captain J Morse, followed by a breakfast at the bride’s home. A house fire on Quincy Street destroys contents, suspected from a kitchen chimney. Mrs. Walker dies at 62 after a prolonged illness. funeral held at Kansas Avenue church with large local attendance.
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Kimball Pig, Co
Cromwell & Jefern
Cromwell & Jeffers
Gem Bakery
T. Fulton
Anses City
Topeka
C. Kaser
Jackson County Friends
Mise Magsle Dus
Metvue
Day
Quincy Street
Cannon
Rock Island
Frank Sullivan
Famiy
North Topeka
Shorey
EM. Jos
Ellsworth
Uther Polis
Kansan
Frusi Walker
Lokens
Charles Kistler
Monrie Street
Fred Albright
Nebraska
Sir
J. MM. Albright
George Kinseman
Hue
George Stoker
Pittshurs
Kan
Hush
Hare
Bridge
Parks
Stix
Cyestley
Kistler
Lacey
Coming
Mary Hanley
J. Morse
Floyt
Church of the Assumption
Margaret Mauiles
Thomas Haney
Topeka Avenue
Womain
Hadley Brothers
Eroonea
Captain Morte
Hoyt
Mra Murse
Sine Miler
Quincy Etree
Miller
Miden
Bent Huxlery
Bertha Stallsmith Walker
Frank Walker
North
Kansas Avenue
Srs
Walker
Letim
Enebler
Kansas
T. Chandler
Mershall White
Ste Colburn
Messi
Gus
Clarence Seenare
Wpeka
ASK FOR THE OLD BRIDGE IN OAKLAND ACROSS THE RIVER
Oakland residents discuss rebuilding the old Kinsax avenue bridge at the east end of Gordon Street. The plan faces local debate on best river crossing, with opposition or support from neighboring communities and city officials.
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Oakland
Kinsax Avenue
Pivenanit
Oskiand
Gorden Strest
Nouth
North
Gopiton
Topeka
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Hytte Directums
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Pilice
Connalice Warne
Erie
Stalin
Uraei
James Whitcomb
Hitler
Anthony Hope
de. Nansen
Wofen’s
Toter-Denomittiinas Missionary Union
Sfethodiat Episcopmk
Wisnnesday
Eno
Empaynes CaTorrva
Kia
Justice Court Notes
Egainnt
Richard Chipman
Cuttie
Chesney
Margaret B. Shakesnare
Grace Catedral
North Rensss Avenus
California
Santa Fe Roure
Jaxuriets
Agent A
T&s. BL
G. W. Stainfield
DewWitt
G. W. Bransfield
Recsus Avenue
Lehigh Valley Coal Co
Los Cerridos Coal Co
Colorado Fact & Iron Co
Canon City
Genuine
Mount Carmel Coal Co
Fentenacs
Weir City
Geake City
Arkansas
Southwestern Fuel CO
Stee Exberg
Merchaint Tailor
Aiansas Avenue
Snthes Teests
Burns
de- Witt
G. W. Stansfield
Nobby
Olof Epere
Shovelius
Piret Athonn Ithgetet
Hee
Ister
Menigal Impnes
Mizaionary Union
Sean AL Hentey
la Gascozne
York
Havre Nevren
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Tb Particwlarty
Navanber 15
Sante Fe
Helen Ting
Waterfoo
Towa
Teumboll
Wiliams
Airtusneinin
J. W. Stared
Apt
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