Real Estate Transfers Mentioned in Local Notices
Real estate transfers appear in a garbled list naming several individuals and properties. Mentions include Lincoln Beret White Gale Grote addition and multiple transfers between spouses and third parties, with dollar amounts like 300 and 4000. Also noted are references to locations such as Topeka Avenue and Third Street and a memorial acknowledgment from a Moore family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeane Rotinass
Lincoln Beret
Gale Grote
Reseword Gad
Jan Weanterflelt
Orris PF Leightan
Leletton
We Savings Threatment Ca
Wy Parker
J. G. Pahl
Topeka Avenue
Wal- But Grove
Imsac
Jno Noeton
Cook
Fretardots
Third Street
Nightly Parquet Show Draws Mixed Reactions At Crawford’s Dust
A public tally of last night’s performance reveals a crowded audience seeking risqué entertainment. The star, billed as Seely Winner, delivered a striking gymnastic routine while a petite performer staged an Egypt themed act. A disclaimer on propriety surrounded the event with talk of potential lawsuits over misrepresentations. The principal comedian offered quiet humor, yet the overall show prompted varied opinions among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Ileetate
Bolas
Timate
Ormane
Midway
Colle
New York
Mr. Seely
Alleged Gamblers Freed After Poles Court Discharge
Several men arrested for gambling in the rooms above Rowley and Snow's drum more were discharged for lack of evidence in a Monday afternoon case at the poles court. Police entered to find players seated around a table with poker chips. complainant cited a raid by Caet Stahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poles Court
Dave Wiscombe
Stratton
Wilame
J. Heslet
Campbell
A. Verbeck
John Miller
J. Kennedy
Tana
Rowley & Snow
Jolde
Caet Stahl
Serge Weingard
Kaness
Blisoeen
Poner
Rouse
Weingard
T. T. Kelly
Republican
Republican Committee
John E. Frost
Edward Be. Coburn
FO. Popenon
A.M. Enilige
Ty Anderson
Eines Sepositian
Comerening
John James
Rupe
Cal
Jim Short
North Topeka
Seale Sa Eee
Eplecyrel
Warten
J. A Pameworth
Warten Wiliam
Banker Arrested for Grand Larceny in New Whatcom
E. Grassett charged with grand larceny for taking goods while knowing the bank was failing. His firm or abstract spelling unclear, his actions follow the absorption of his bark by the Scandinavian-Americas bank of New Whatcom. He was released after arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grassett
New Whatcom
Frasertt
Grasertt
Scandinavian-Americas Bank
Fire at Great Northern Shops in Blackfoot
Fire destroyed the roundhouse, several locomotives, and a rotary snow plow at the Great Northern Railway shops in Blackfoot Idaho. The loss is estimated near $200 000 and was caused by a spark from an engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Kalispell
Mont
Pire
Great Northern Paihway
Blackfoot
Idaho
Todas
December City Federation meeting on Topeka Day program
The December meeting of the City Federation will be held Wednesday afternoon December 6 at Unity. The program includes Mrs Nobte Pyenkis on The Value of Topeka History and Miss Mattoon reading a paper. Mrs Dr Nellis to read a poem Topeka. Decorations will be historic relics and the event is tied to D A R planning. The Lakota Club also met with Westminster Abbey readings. a Westminster Abbey in America discussion followed. A new card club forms at Mr Chas Smythe’s for five card games with a rotating schedule. The YWCA’s Young Women’s Christian Association held a well attended meeting with reports and remarks from officers, generating enthusiasm for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Unity
Topeka
Daughters of the American Revolution
Nobte Pyenkis
Lakota Club
Mina Myrtle Jetmore
Westminster Abbey
Stanley
Charles Adama
Weatiminnster
Walter Cust Abbey
Irving
Mise
Rosamond Horton
Marie Jettnore Sission
Harrison Morgan
America
Chas, Smythe
Ada Simmons
Jeannette Peppin
Eleanor Colcord
Myrtle Dillon
Venice Whitney
Nemuel
Welcem'e Christian Associatom
Mrevj C. McClintock
Maude Ranney
Winnestay
Arkansas
Mra Harriss
Atlee Prescott
Kansas City
Eugene $. Quinton
Chirugy
Miss Thewey
Wichita
Luther Burne
Woodson
Throop Hotel
Peestrom
Oblaco
Lillian Abe
Sixth Avenue
HH. Linn
Washington, D.C
J C. NeTisan
Avenue
Vislt
George Bauer
D. PL Paxton
Chicago
Lulu Crees
Chanute
Walter Cust
Miga Olive Lewis
Kasella City
Ladies Muse Club
Prank ‘Thomas
Charles Xiemhans
Junction City
Popes
William Cheatham
N.M
Cheatham
Hutchinson
Las Vegas
Ti. Hwan
Mra J
Mra
J. W. Sack
Seree Thagheceing
Leavenworth
Black
May Hoff
Barthenme
Lena Bresette
State Normal School
Welll
Zypeka Hotels
Bene
Helans
Beanley
L. J. Petriiohn Onien
Aeick Hie
Totatas Ayers Bassetae
James Neill Company
Crawford Bar
Govarnor Blaniey
Jahies
Smiesours
K.U
Kanmae
Ottawa
Washburn
Central School
Hanas Cy
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Baseaus City
Bosbeasense
Curtis
Tuker Ues
Tse
Mnit
Coulst
Ting
Bhuwoos
Fate’ Russell
Buckner
Clarence Wood
Fanley
Republican State Committee
Federal
W. A
Fgg Trs Association
Kansas Building Plans Sought for Pan American Exposition
The Pan American Exposition commission invites Kansas architects to submit preliminary plans and estimates for a Kansas building at Buffalo with bids between $1200 and $15000. Successful entrants may receive 500 for complete working plans. State-wide competition aims to showcase Kansas corn, horticulture, and science with exhibits from Atchison and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanees
Buffalo
Butta
Giphaton
Raeeas
Kansas
Boch
Stanton
Keneee
Mr. Stanton
John Compton
W. H. Bryning
8. F. Stoll
Ed Howe
Atchison Corn Carnival Associaion
State of Ohio
Kansas Building
Kansas Academy of Science
W. B. Barnes
C. A Mitchell
Cherry Tate
A R. Taylor
Educational
S&s. R. Peters
A. A .Thompson
Fine Arts
H. F. Sheldon
Forestry
AH. Thompson
Board of Women Managers
Atchison
Department of Horticulture
State House
Casualty List from Philippines War Updates
The War Department releases casualty notes from Gen. MacArthur’s Philippines theater listing soldiers by unit and injury. Names include Hollingsworth, Kappner, Guan, Gatto, Cardenas, Smith, Dodman, Porter, and others with varying severities from November through October, detailing locations such as Luzon and Panay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Fred B. Riley
Hae
Aitentiy
Compater
17Ths Infantry
Daniel Guan
Harry
Gatto
Elise
Daniel W. Cardenas
I Pantijan
Lusan
46Th
Charles
Smit
Sach
Jobe Ddodman
Cook Joseph
Failures and bankruptcies loom as merchants face court action
A disjointed report from Columbus and other cities details Abraham Levise, a Texas merchant, facing bankruptcy and a large department store owner in New York seeking liquidation. The filing lists debts and assets, including clothing and goods held by various firms, with court actions ongoing and creditors to be considered. The piece also notes U S Navy movements, mentioning the battleship Kearsarge sailing from New York for a cruise, marking its status as the first battleship to be designated flagship.
Haness City Sed Return $267 via Sante Fe Football
Torn fragments report a $267 return linked to Sante Fe Football. Between Kanais and Missouri, a day called Thenkestving Day is noted with tickets on sale for over spins No 2th. Good returning 30th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haness City
Sante Fe
Kanais
Missouri
Eenses City
Santa Fe
Kansas
Topeka News Digest Mixed Local Happenings Thanksgiving Games
A chaotic Topeka page notes calendar arrivals and local chatter. Mentions the Republican party, casino-like bets, police court appearances, a James Neill company event, and a Topeka to Kansas City football forecast. Also references city finances, jail counts, theater openings, and a historical novel promotion.
Burglar Captured by Princeton Students in Dorm
A student at Princeton within the college precincts nabbed a burglar named Frank McFordan of Trenton. The thief, wearing a brown suit, tried to flee but was restrained and handed to university authorities. Investigators recovered keys, a revolver, and several dollars. He will be taken to the Princeton police station for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S College
Princeton
N. J
Frank McFor
Dan
Trenton
Gaylord
Apps Uwkins
Wee
Prinemton
Sher
Satolen
Bete
Freight Rates Fan Fre Freight Rates Competition Update
The notice explains a plan by the freight company to compete with Clipper ships handling coke and iron pipe arriving on the coast. It states that new rates will take effect around December 15. The call emphasizes rate changes as the primary action and names competing carriers and commodities.
Fire ruins Kannis City lumber yard on Main Street
Nov 27 Kannis City reports a blaze destroyed the Cypress Lumber company at Ninth and Main, causing major property loss. The firm held a St. Louis brand, with insurance details unclear amid the fire aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumber Yards
Kannis City
Cyptras Luimber Company
Main Street
Compan
St. Louis
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NEW Crawford Theater
Incomparable
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cTiagaar
Erealip Nat Gosanturs
Beclety Taramas
Ahristuc
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Um ‘ Craw
Pabrick
Smith
Kelley
Tientt Wie
Wadi
W. Moore
Eacess City
Beturo
Truma
Gallege
Colorado Springs
Col
DK. Pearsons
Courst
Hanses
Great Rock Island
Irwin Lodge
Russ Kemner
Kansas Avenue
Kanses
Abraham Levise
Euiontn
Lisbimn
Aro
Texas
Behmidt
Phic
Omar Leine
Feria
Columbus
Walter
Ler
Charles Te Firake
Bornton i Ca
Luchea
Kearsargo
Enna York
Nev
Cen Pee
Atlantie
Hangton Roda
Ignavy
Sropeka Whine
Ascot
Tournamene
Nhuged Ca
Gre Honore
Avers
Ine
Nlie
Ggorea
Bibiey
Harrie
Boor
Brown
Teel
Ornd
Pst
Arner Larsen
Noble and
Beeks
Barchall
Falkner
Puttain
Philip Winwood
Stephenn Bennett
Turkey
Ust
Back & Guettal
Kanes Ave
Contropro Team Co
Rand Opera House
Eess O- Brass
Rand'or
Find & Grube’ Drug Store
Herawee
Wratthow Gaels
Vere Baer
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