Snap Shots At Home News In City Events
A jumble of local items notes meetings and performances. Mentions include A J Taylor and W D Gilbert with public service, a metal and wood contest, a recital at Washburn chapel, and a public talk by Rev D M Wisk. Labor questions and union activity appear alongside social notices and a construction update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Taylor
W. D. Gilbert
Atchison
Nelson
Washburn Chapel
Niles
Bentien
D. M. Wisk
Rg Rigg
Kansan
Imaol
After the Druggists Prosecution in Probate Court
Chief of Police Stabt brought four druggists to probate court seeking revocation of liquor licenses. Ebjet Stahl alleges Charles W Kohl Keith Hazen AS Hatch and W F Lake sold liquor legally. Two witnesses testified they drank beer in Kohl's store. Judge Delman reserved judgment and ordered witnesses to testify voluntarily, all under contract with A W Gilmore detective agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stabt
Ebjet Stahl
Charles W. Kohl
Keith & Hazen
AS. Hatch
W. FP. Lake
C. W. Sohl
J A. Dennis
J. Swim
Kohl
Snow arrives late as Bureau warned three days afterfall
A record of light snowfall finally reached the area after a delay of three days, with temperatures plunging to seventeen degrees as harbingers of the wintry weather. The weather bureau notes the late onset but confirms the chilly conditions and accumulating snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Topeka Mayor Dismisses Council Clash Over Chief Stahl
Mayor Drew immediately reappointed Chief Stahl after the council refused to confirm him. Betts spoke against confirmation citing incompetence, residency questions, and mayoral overreach while noting robberies since Stahl’s appointment and urging a qualified replacement from Topeka’s ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Stahl
Ion
Mayer Drews
Nouor Drew
Ed Cleft
Stahl
Count Ae
Aguor
Meyer Drew
Stubl
Stuverybody
Bir
Stall la
Topeka
Alan
Ty Beety
Drew
Behl
Conncll
Womens Chritan Temperance Union
Young Peop Good Citizenship Federation
State Tem- Union
Dwo Hundred
Ramsey
P.M. Stahl
Pace
Betts
Pirot
Bil
Counel
Buller
Mills Dry Goods Co
Keith
Hazen
Dr. J
McClistock
Metater
T, BP
Culley
Topeka Council Deliberates on Chief of Police Nominee
City officials and residents debate the appointment of Chief of Police candidate Stahl. Mayoral ally Miller urges support while opponents urge experience and local ties, citing Stahl's city unfamiliarity and past crime control limits. Debate underscores loyalty to governance, law enforcement expertise, and ward interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Firat
Stahl
Str. Stahl
Peewe Pater
Che
Mr. Mergen
Topeka
Stani
Second Ward
Elliott
Drew
Weber
Chaney
Stat Wan
Stadt
Sam Ginny
Couneliman Warner
Coupelimas
Holdie Bic
Reagan
Tandini
Cornelimas Hughes
Stal
Swend- Snntinger
Warner
CY LELAND LOSS FIRE STARTED BY MICE AT DAWN
The Lyons house at 1615 Quincy Street owned by Northwestern Life Insurance Co and built by Nat R. Baker suffered about 2500 dollars in damage after a fire discovered at 6 30 this morning. It began in the attic and quickly spread to the upper part of the frame structure while the lower portion was saved. Firemen confined the blaze to the attic and roof. smoke and water damage will be substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Leland
Quincy Street
Nat R. Baker
The
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Misa Leland
Beauquarters
Ta- Hon No. 2
Ad Hose Company No. 2
Witmarth
Company
Noa
Wen
Wilmarth
Leland
Market Report Shows Volatile Trading On December Day
In sequences of care and car market moves a Civicana toetpte and other models traded with mixed results. Opening figures and December prices fluctuated as bids and sales shifted before noon with some indicators rising while others edged down.
Fire engulfs Leland residence in attic blaze
Fire at the Leland home started in the northwest attic corner where household goods burned. Neighbors and family battled smoke and flames for an hour before chiefs regained control. Loss estimated around $2,500 with insurance status initially unclear.
White corn shipment details and payment note
A terse entry records a white corn shipment labeled No 2 with a payment amount 4084.60 and notes completion of the delivery. The fragment mentions an eyeing or inspection context and confirms the item as a corn lot.
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Isale
Sara
Sastress
Air Vanerie
McCall
the New Model Supply Store
Sixth and
Quincy
Topek Hide Market
City Council
Ohte
Auburn
Nmber
Stanl
Shom
Opera
CY Leland
Wm. Leland
Today's Market Report
Armet
Bighar
Aes Ie
Dassienay Ake
Maren
Chicago
Ahview
Texas
IBM
Kansas City
Acid Serena
Neal
Enetica
Milaourt
Tiina
Moore
Tomer- Eanes
Opeetmets
Omar
New York
Tore
Maner
Gripes
Cotten Markstoon
J Purvis
J. & Gaines
Minnespolis
Renge
J.C. Duncan
Genie
Mr. Leland
Articia
Epeetes
RSG Oe
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