Milan Robbers Suspected in Multi-State Bank Job
A可能 group of three men, seen near Milan on Saturday, likely tied to a Milan bank robbery. They allegedly blew the Milan bank safe near Manhanter and were spotted in Wellington, Oklahoma, and Kansas City areas. Descriptions of one suspect with a dental workplace claim circulated. authorities pursue leads across several states.
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Oklahoma
Kansas City
Nev
Wellington
Kas
Tire
Milan
Manhanter
Here
Tony
Sid
Train Accident Claims Toes of Local Man
Ross loses his toes after being struck by a Fanta Fe train between Topeka and St. Joseph at Nortonville last night. The incident left three toes amputated after the wheel passed over his foot. He was taken to Santa Fe Hospital for treatment and is the son of deputy marshal Sivlale Tews, residing at 34 Branner Street.
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Harry Hoss
Fanta Fe
Pavey
Lucas
Aemerson
Goff
First Street
Adams
C. W. Hedges
BE. E. Shoat
Holliday House
Santa Fe
Mr. Shoaf
Shoaf
England Must Align With Russia and France Says Journal
The Parle Journal Dea Debates argues Great Britain should stop thwarting both Russian and French policies. It cites an Anglo Russian under standing as essential and urges a conciliatory stance toward France and Russia to enable harmony within the Dual Alliance.
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New York
Novis
Journal of
Husala
Russia
Great Britain
Abbe Perozi's Moses Opera Delights New York Crowd
Abbe Perozi presented the pen dramatic cantata Moses in Milan style with strong Beethoven and Wagner echoes. Reports say the Saturday premiere drew warm applause, especially the finale and a striking lamb sacrifice scene.
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New York
Pérosi
Moses
Lando
Milan
Tribune
London
Telegraph
Heethoven
Wagner
Valkyrie
Peroch
Arenes
Wallinur
Athenes
Extradition Case Tells of Buenos Ayres to New York
Buenos Ayres correspondent William Hoeppner, sought by the United States for détalen Bus walle Hon and forgery, leaves on a British steamship to Liverpool with a detective aboard, heading to sail for New York to face charges.
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New York
Buenos Ayres
William Hoeppner
United States
Liverpool
Labor Scarcity in Rhodesia Reports Strain on Colony
Nov 16 Rhodesia faces persistent labor shortages as imports of Asiatic workers prove insufficient. The Tribune dispatch notes an experimental plan to bring in 2000 Arabs under Cecil Rhodes era policies to address gaps in the colony's workforce.
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Rhodesia
New York
Cecil Bodes
Garfield township court house dispute heads to supreme court
Finney county matter centers on possession of a court house built for Garfield county and later moved to Garfield township. The township seeks an injunction against D W Herman who allegedly converted the courthouse site, while long history ties the property to Savanna and Hodgemillr origins. Attorney 1 FE Maron seeks Republican nomination for associate justice next year.
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Garfield Township
Finney County
Iivelf
Supreme Court
Court House
Hodgemilr
Savanna
Garfield County
Havanna
Nence
D. W. Herman
Aswnship
Fermini
Finney County District Court
Goltn
FE. Maron
Justis
Fragmented Sports Report With Confused Umpire Notes
A garbled sports narrative recounts a game dispute over umpire decisions. Players argued over offside calls and seating where the umpire’s rafting needed adjustment. The piece mixes names, actions, and inconsistent timing, ending with a call to modify rules and duties.
Flower Show Tickets Sale News Note Kansas City Return
Tickets for a Kansas City flower show are on sale via the Santa Fe line with a round trip fare of two dollars. The notice mentions November 20 as a limited return date and promises a pleasant, harmless tonic associated with Dr. Weed and Pine Syrup for bronchitis.
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Zist
Topeka Social Events Highlight Mrs Stanley Reception
W E Stanley hosted a formal reception at the governor’s mansion honoring Miss Elizabeth Wilson of Chicago, with WC A members and local women's clubs invited. Guests enjoyed hospitality despite a storm, with talks by Ms Wilson and several young ladies serving punch.
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W. E. Stanley
Governors Mansion
Elizabeth Wilson
Chicago
Stanley
Mrs. Stanley
Miles
Harriet Broad
Mine Davidson
Mise Leggett
Miles Grace Ware
Greta Leigh
Ming Kate Weick
Anna Peeks
Ada Pulley
Mins Wilson
Cbsassar Te
Mary Sowle
Mettie Harris
Forest Avenue
Oakland
Myrtle Eversole
C. W. Sowle
Lilian Hansen
Mary Strohm
Clara Strohm
Eva Strohm
Daley Hayes
Carrie Barrett
Minnie Oliver
Misa Ida Sowle
Spalding Heading circle meets. Topeka social calendar
Notes and personal mentions from Topeka society recount a Spalding Heading circle meeting at Institute hall. Various residents travel, host dinners, and attend club events including the West Side Fortnightly annual meeting, bachelor dancing party, and Nineteenth Century club gathering. Strong names include McGinale, Kitchell, Manning, Nellie, Rewick, Her rick, Mulvane, Gage, Harrison, Norris, Hodge, Low, and Stanley. Local travel to St Louis, Kansas City, Chicago, and El Paso is noted among Topeka residents.
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McGinale
Whit Matheny
Charles Shmmers
Spalding
Charles Kitchell
St. Louis
West Side
George Manning
Clay Street
Carl Nellie
Florence Mitchell
F. N. Rewick
Kansas City
Topeka
R.T. Herrick
Tyler Street
Lee
Junction City
J. D. McParrnd
David Mulvane
DuBelle Gage
Alberta Conley
Burlingame
Taurens McFarland
Charles Adams
Lawrence
D. W. Hamer
Leavenworth
T. G. Knight
F B. Horey
Fort Worth
Texas
M. A. Low
Bachelor Club
Hudson's Hall
Harry Stanley
Baldwin
Stanley
Nineteenth Century Club
Mra. C. G
Discovery alters view of elements in light spectrum
Harvard astronomer F C Pickering reports a July photograph of a light spectrum showing lines that may indicate a basic element is a compound. He notes the presence of multiple line patterns suggesting a single element could be composed of several parts. Also linked to the Perseus star Nova No. 2 observed March 5.
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Hoston
Noy
F. C. Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Pickering
Perseus
Police Jottings Seek Man Hedges Amid Disorderly House
Police trail leads to Lou Gaines residence crowded with suspects including C. R. White charged as keeper of a disorderly house. Hedges, wanted for several offenses, escapes by discarding a brown can marked clothing bag. Amid Sunday unloading, a keg of apple butter is noted.
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Hedges
Shoat
Gnally
Lou Gaines
C. R. White
C. W. Hedges
J. M. Etzel
Hugh Meredith
H. Stilhorn
George Was
Local mischief runs through rough town tale of crime
The report chronicles a string of juvenile offenses and arrests. Names include Hedges Stansfield Dalhgrown Hickell Waiters Cowan Stowell and others. A. P. Prescott led Hedges, with bond set for some, while others await court next week.
No Civil Jury Trials In Remaining Term Says Judge Hazen
Judge Hazen announced no civil trials before a jury for the rest of the term. A December jury will hear three criminal cases including Policeman 3. M. Hall for murder of George W. Head, William Pine for larceny, and the Brubakers for eating hogs. Judge Hagen will stay busy with court actions and motions.
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Hazen
M. Hall
George W. Head
William Pine
Brubakers
Hagen
Four Prisoners Accept Two Year Terms In County Case
Four inmates from the county jail agreed before Judge Hazen to plead guilty to charges and receive two year sentences in the penitentiary. John Flicks purloined items from David Caye’s stable, Beverly Payne stole sugar from a Santa Fe tretehteur, Ralph Caldwin took a swore from HL Harper, and Downers from North fopaka also faces two years.
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Galt
Hazen
John Flicks
Lore
David Cayenne
Beverly Payne
Ralph Caldwin
Satin HL Harper
Downers
North Fopaka
Ponderous 1000 Page Inquiry Hits Iron Trade Policy
New York dispatch reports British commissioners spent enormous effort pursuing the supremacy of alloyed iron and steel demands. The inquiry extends over a thousand pages. officials doubt the conclusions, while additional expert testimony is planned. A related Melbourne Times note says Sydney Customs sealed small steamers to curb consumption during port calls, with agents likely to challenge seals.
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New York
London
Trebune
Huntied Tron Trade Association
Conclusinus
Melbourne
London Times
New York Times
Sydney
Unclear funding note on Donular subscription plan
A partially readable OCR fragment notes a fund for a $40,000 building tied to a Donular subscription. It mentions $2,000 of residue amount in Wooking and a manager overseeing the building plans. The text is garbled with several unreadable proper nouns and terms.
Flower Show Tickets On Sale November First
Fragmentary notice states Kansas City and return for 2.00 via Saute Fo Saute Fo for the Flower Show tickets. The garbled text mentions train schedules and a price around 60 cents in a local shop. This item appears as a damaged OCR snippet from a period newspaper listing ticket info and travel options.
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Kansas City
Zist
Sle
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Sample Merchandise CO
WAL Green & Sons
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Page
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Ng Wautt
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James Bruce
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Mary Hambleton
Mra Carl Nellis
Carl Nellis
Hart Case
Wilbur
Chane
Lee Forbes
Mary Hambi
Pearl McFarland
Lida
Mins
Vingle Payne
A Dineen
Mt al
Anna Marie Nellis
Minseth Netlix
Jamestown
West Firth Street
Eva Simmons
Herriendx
Lime Street
Dollie Fry
Gerwude Fry
Kate Butler
Mixa Leona Patterson
Mise Lucile McCormick
Mise Ella ‘Cloud
Ada Mo~Cormick
Clara Snyder
May McGerk
Charles Austin
WI Ham Fry
Sheldon
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Ceurro
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Oughad
Theodore Saite
William R Merriam
Julius C. Burrows
Senator Burrows
Midele
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Martin
eReee
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Guettel
Kansas Ave
Roy Reetors
Chinchilla
Ranaly
Stylah Brown
Melton
Oxford
Staal
Ington White
William White
Perry Mundin
E. A. Prescott
Post Office Department
Acanon
Victor Stansfield
John Dalhgrown
T. J. Hickell
RD. Waiters
W. H. Cowan
F. J. Stowell
T. H. Bata
Hunter Turvin
Aber
Dolly
Sus Davie
Faree
Joe Johnson
Kaw
Mr. Johnson
Topeka Avenue
Kaw River
Cenen
Charles SM. Sheldon
Joe
Harry Wright
Ble
Chief Stahl
Asher
Staht
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