Topeka State Journal letter urges fair convention move
A Topeka editor writes in strong terms about Republican party politics and calls for neutral treatment of Kanes Republicans by Topeka media. He urges inviting the Republican committee to bring the state convention to Topeka under fair, impartial conditions to avoid personal aggrandizement and preserve civic standing.
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Batley
Long
Topeka
Clu
Republican Committee
Tapeka
Kanes
Neverpapers
Tapeke
Tuprka
Dot. Anthony
Thanksgiving Warning in Topeka Governs Public Mind
A lengthy letter from Topeka’s mayor urges fair, broad governance amid repeated criticisms of Governor Bailey and state administration. The piece argues for courteous, transparent action, cites past disputes, and pleads for Topeka as a respectful site for the next Republican state convention while welcoming reform and better conduct.
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Topeke
Ucth
Kanaan
Baliey
Courmes
Guy
Baley
Leland
Staty Journal
Halley
Haley
Topeka
Hla Benerou
Epublica
Globe Sights and Local Scenes Across town
A garbled news page mentions wedding songs at a large ceremony, a Missouri woman returning from a visit, and depots with lingering visitors. It notes social chatter about gifts for Christmas, street activity, and a mix of local anecdotes reflecting everyday life and public interest in civic events.
Judgeship saga grips Washington and Kansas delegates
The State Journal reports rapid developments as Justice John Pelisck of Kansas was chosen to replace United States District Judge Hook. The Kansas delegation's votes shifted, prompting a swift adjournment. President and attorney general reportedly backed the selection, citing unwarranted charges against Pollock and his long record on the Kansas Supreme Court. A later dispatch quoted Senator Tang saying the charges were investigated and Pollock exonerated, though debate over the appointment continued. Onlookers and the football arena provide contrast to the political drama in the capital.
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Kansas
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senate
Kaw
Potomas
State Journal
Associated Press
John Pelisck
Aupceme Court
United States District
Hook
United States Senate
Rae
Iese
White House
Pollock
Vie
Waa
Leone
Judge Pollock
Long
Stye
Tang
Jude Pollock
W. A.delinoton
Polivek
JAYHAWKER JOTS And Oddities From Kansas Towns
A Pratt chit of four years, McPherson patches, and potatoes near Severy bring small sums and local chatter. Reports of auctions, divo rces, and a Eureka venison dinner fill a quirky Kansas snapshot. Also noted are taxic humor, Topeka diversions, and a moved Saline Evening Journal.
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Murgunville
McPherson
Leavenworth
Lyon County
Disker Fe
Tom
Shoteus
Winfield Packing House
Buweer
Lawrence Pipers
Eatile
Sennas
Chanute
Mexico
Eureka
Holton
McPhersonn
Palice
Alao
Mra Tuniner
Topeka
Luis
Hooton
Wichita
Madison
Kunsia
Saline Evening Journal
Kansas
Wishine- E
Jose
Toweks
Bell Bers
Kansans Inspect World’s Fair Kansas Pavilion in St Louis
A large Kansan delegation led by Governor Hulsey and five World’s Fair commissioners inspected the Kansas state pavilion in St Louis. Attendees included Senator Carpenter and other legislators, Judge Passlers, Prof. Dyche, and architect Hoe. The six-by-twelve foot building was erected for 24745 and displays North American mammal specimens from the Kansas University collection.
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St. Louis
Kansan
Mea Hulsey
Till Commission
Gna
Amana
Herd
J. C. Carpenter
J GC
Sorrow
T.J Shnons
C.H. Lee
Ine Wu
Dycke
State University At
Lawren
Kansas
Columbian
Missing Miss Maybee Sparks Kansas City Runaway Tale
Relatives of Miss Ethel Maybee of Hickindie arrived seeking the 45 year old girl reported to have eloped with James Peters, a stockman. The couple allegedly headed toward Kansas City, with the stepdaughter of James Littie, a noted Wabaunsre county figure, involved in the missing person story.
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Ethel Maybee
Hickindie
James Peters
Stockman
Couply
Kansas City
James Littie
Wabaunsre County
Like Man Like Horse The Owner’s Traits Show In Animals
Detroit Journal notes a farm panel wisdom that a horse mirrors its owner in temperament and behavior. It cites two spoiled horses driven by nagging, overactive commands and warns of the danger of neglecting training. The piece urges a driving and handling school for both driver and horse to prevent accidents and improve harmony.
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Uae
Perham
Corp
Detroit Journal
To Inspect Crusher Commissioners Ha
County officials visited Martin's Hill to inspect the stone crusher used for macadam work. The unit is inoperative and requires about 20 dollars in repairs before resuming. It is a second hand machine that never worked well. Officials consider buying a new rotary crusher, which would cost significantly more. The West Sixth Avenue road project may be delayed due to the breakdown.
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Stdrhé
Martin's Hil
Sixth Avenue
M. H. Case 18 On Duty In Topeka Fire Engine Refit
The Topeka ice department steamer M H Case is back from the paint shop after a full rebuild. It will be tested for water throwing then held in reserve for downtown fires. Upgrades include a new boiler nip, vermilion overcoat, new suction pipe, and a two story fire plug connection to deliver higher pressure.
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Topeka
Repute
M. H. Case
Big Topeka Ice Department
Wilmarth
Robbed of $400 at Boston company office
An unknown man visited the Boston Grokwrake office to discuss a loan and assaulted stenographer Miss Lilian Gott with a chisel. She suffered head wounds and facial lacerations, broke a window to call for help, and the robber escaped with $400 from the safe. She remains in critical condition.
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Boston
T Boston Grokwrake Company
Lilian Hh. Gott
Burned man found in haystack near Leavenworth
In Leavenworth Kansas on November 25 a charred body was found between burning haystacks near a county line road. The unknown man wore a wool undershirt and a striped shirt with all clothing burned except fragments. Skull fracture above the right ear led finders to suspect murder, with no clues to identity or fire cause.
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Leavenworth
Kan
CL Russell
Kanmes Ciy-Teavenworth
Harris Guilty in Wheat Theft Case at District Court
In a district court session this morning Tea Harris a Black individual from Wis Bofors the Jury found Harris guilty of stealing from a freight car at Mook Island tar. Henry Mier a car inspector testified seeing a wheelbarrow pass a freight car and identify loaded sacks. The jury adjourned for Thanksgiving after delivering verdict.
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Tea Harris
Sight Institute
Wis Bofors
District Court
M Dook Island
Henry Mier
Dean Harris
Herrow
Unusually Large Wild Game Business Reported
A local meat market surge notes high game volumes with ducks valued near $40 and prairie chickens abundant in the western part of Stawhee county. Residents report record numbers of chickens for two decades amid a broad wildlife upswing.
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Topeka Hurter
Stawhee County
Thanksgiving Hall event and city services announced
Thanksgiving services will be held by the First Church of Christ Scientiat at Hanvoon and Polls streets at 9:40 a.m. tomorrow. A free slide lecture on the Comedies of Shakespeare by Dean Kaye will be held in the WC A rooms during Thanksgiving week. George Tincher, sixth ward councilman, is visiting Morris county for health reasons and may move there next spring.
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First Church of Christ, Scientiat
Hanvoon
Polls Streets
Oy Dean Kaye
George Tincher
Tle
Morris County
Tincher
State Journal
George HB. Overmyer
Retail Growers' Association
Charles G Overmyer
George E. Overmyer
Turkey
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Wells-Fargo Company
Tigere
Hercules
M. CA
Tigers
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Slope
Stervies
Sheldon xh@ ucnen
Gain
Metsomery
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Jennings
Tra
Gil
Layton
Free Employment Oil
Telenhone
Grantville
Tew
Kansas City
Free
John Alexander
Toteks
Deaths and Funerals Dolman services held at home
The funeral of Mrs J C Dolman was held Thursday afternoon at two from the family home 700 Garfield avenue and was largely attended. Rev W B Hutchinson conducted the services with a male quartet, pallbearers named, and interment in Topeka cemetery.
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Garfield Aveniue
W. B. Hutchinson
The
Baptist Church
Elle Caldwell
Edna Fragier
Mutchinson
Bert Frasier
John McNoun
Pinto
Jesus
W. Stephenson
Frank Stevens
Hev
J. Paste
W. A. Forbes
Jotn Pleger
TL. AL Dolman
Topeka
Partnership Dissolved Over East Sixth Avenue Establishment
The perseerasio wer Boe vase MOTs and Fil Micra dissolved their partnership yesterday, once run as a tanning and warbling house with a hatener in the 36 East Sixth Avenue establishment. The two sons Claude and Carl Hoste were not arrested, their father Hedia stating Carl was in the tumbling business and that Verano tot location was involved.
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Tanning & Warbling House
Fil
Micra
East Sixth
Claude
Carl Hoste
Hedia
Carl
Noyada
Colorado Gets Her Guns Reported for Guard Use
Adjutant General Sherman Hell reported that the United States arsenal at Rock Island sent 1,000 KragJorgensen rifles and 100,000 rounds of ammunition to Colorado for the Colorado National Guard.
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Denver
Colo
Hherman Hell
United States Arcanel
Rock Inland
Colorado National Guard
East Coast Florida booklet offers travel aid to tourists
The One booklet from the Passenger Department features a colorful cover of El Augustine gates with Paradise Regained, maps of Florida and nearby states, and detailed listings of hotels, lodging, fares, and routes. It covers Nassau in the Bahamas, Havana, and other sights with ticketing, baggage, and car rates. Copies are available from J. D. Ratner at Florida East Coast Railway in St. Augustine postpaid on request.
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Bahama Islands
Nasenaw
Havana
St. Augustine
J. D. Ratner
Florida East Coast Railway
New York office of Florida East Coast Hotel Co location
The New York office of the Florida East Coast Hotel Co. is located at 221 Fifth Avenue in The Old Brunswick Building, a notable downtown address.
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Mat
Buranes
Canon
Desent Dulaion
Sofved Tate
Waihas Svende
New York
Tl Vandertilt
Paul Binek
Chicago
The
Florida East Coast Hotel Co
Fifth Avenue
Old Brunswick Building
Remarkable Antelope Shot Defies Expected Wounds
An account recalls a hunter’s extraordinary antelope shooting, describing a long shot that struck a wary animal and left it seemingly alive yet fatally wounded. The narrative blends rugged frontier lore with vivid detail of the animal’s brutal injuries and the hunter’s mounting astonishment.
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