Thanksgiving notices and social updates in Topeka area
Local paper chronicles Thanksgiving activities and social gatherings. Mentions visits by Mrs Owens and Mr Kemp, plans for relatives traveling to Oklahoma and Captiol View, and forthcoming meetings at the North Side school. Funeral for Henry Altman and church services noted with attendees and organist.
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Uuture Itera
Cole
Kimbati Printing
Noreh Katisah
FAA
Dante
Harroli
Charles Cooper
Ellver Lake
Georse Herr
Hoyt
Mersman
Oeics Loons
Myrtle
Tee
minWe
Walter Teint
Kusewe
Vieittoge
Youwln
Wihatoh Muller
Geo
Alfred Eingden
Hayden
Wi- Hat Kemp
Capitol View
Mise
Liznit Altman
Mies Altman
dougMer
Henry Altman
Th Delmas
Lawint
Okie
Priding
Dolman
Topeka
Fueral
Dienry Alterman
Typfist
Ae Pall Brurets
A. HL
Turnisies
Miss Twin
J Fraser
Nicholson
Mra Nicholson
Hocheater Cemnethrs
Woo Eacey
Javkeon
Mira Nixa Hilton
Bion Maty Pickate
Mre
TA Arnall
Mn EP
Baker
Miss Barthes Kimball
Dr LA Ryder
Ae Path Ryder
Bir
V. B. Kimler
van Buren
D. T. Gabriel
T. FR. Jones
The
Mills
Fatre
Ramsey
Hoda- Vie
Titalessent
W. F R. Ead
United States
Mra WF
Davis
Marvard
WB. Boetter
Princeton
AleMeeter
Yai
Dire
Holt
Duges
Mise Cole
Bohl
Hisy Bee Lib
Yes
Forgery Arrests Reported After Medical Fraud Scheme
A scramble of OCR text describes a forgery case in which suspects allegedly targeted a medical or legal setting. Police investigated links to a group of men cited as involved in a scheme, with formal charges and trial proceedings implied.
Moves to Topeka Property Purchase by Ottawa clergyman
Rev. H Ke Muth of Ottawa purchases Topeka real estate including a residence and a cottage at 8S Plsteret, with an investment company holding the dues. Other plot at Tt Tinea Street sold for a separate sum. The report notes the terms and the purchaser’s intent to relocate.
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H KE. Muth
Ottawa
Topeke
Tey Tf FC
Ottewa
Teyewa
Shrouiete HW
HICK
Mr. Muth
Tinea Street
Srom
Headache relief ad with torn product lines
Fragments describe a headache treatment note urging use of Eatha-Stin Steam. Mentions Santa Pe December 1 to 3 and a return of $16.00. References to Kansas Ave Chicago, Missouri, and a football contest of the season with Rock Island Plyera.
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Kansas
Santa Pe
Kacsas
Missouri
Rock Island Plyera
Police Jottings of a Narrow Miss at Ten Feet
A chaotic city police blotter records Bally Jenkins firing six shots at her ex F L Thomas, missing at ten feet amid a crowd. Bally jailed for assault with intent to kill, others arrested for disorderly conduct and alcohol-related charges as officers quell the scene.
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Sarah
Bally Jenkins
North
Eile
F. Lo ‘Thoran
Thomas Boor
Bally
Nin
Sally
Batte
San Juan Bill
Mr. Thomas
Thermas
Reas
Thormis
Tule
Mies Jon—kins
Mer
Thomas
Mcintosh
Kired
Harve Whesler
Shattered Nerves Remedy Promises Soothing Relief
A fragmentary notice from a historical source describes a nerve soothing remedy praised for nervousness. It mentions a travel mention to Union Pacific and Kansas City with a return in November. The readable text shows garbled placeholders but implies a product or treatment claim and a travel reference.
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Union Pacific
Kansas City
Montana Governor Opposes Northern Securities Rail Consolidation
Gov Toole rejects the plan to consolidate railroads under Northern Securities, arguing it violates Montana and Minnesota laws. He notes statutes punish trusts and monopolies, with penalties and forfeiture, and says lawful methods will be used to defeat the consolidation and control rates.
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Montana
Minnesota
Rt. Paul
Helens
Mont
Coal Shortage Strikes Hit Pittsburgh Plants
Marshall Foundry and Construction and other plants suspend operations after Allegheny Valley railroad coal deliveries falter amid a strike by switchmen. Local service slowed, meetings planned, and union leaders from Northeastern regions expected to oversee actions.
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Pittsburg
Marshall Foundry and Construction Company
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Brady
Marshall's
Park Steel Plant
Shoenbergers
Met
Chicago
Tio
WomenShoplifters And European Reports In China
New York reports detail why the French government withholds General Voyron's China expedition reports. A London Times correspondent says European women looted Pekin legations after relief, hiding valuables such as silk, jewels, and gold. Also includes corrected Whist club scores from Monday night’s play with multiple pairings and averages.
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New York
Parin
London Times
New York Times
Voyron
China
Uropean Tadien
Pekin
Real Estate Transfers and Police Conviction Report
Real estate transfers include B Heintzman to W S Amos for 1575 and 379 Arter Avenue and J W Morris addition. Hold and wife to Charles Tacobson for lot 29 Hancock Street. tax deed to Laura Roudebush for Spruce Street lots 303 and 310. Hi Snyder to W K Beach. Lynnn and wife to Fo Shu mate for 1250 and Lot 164 and north half 166 Fillmore Street. B Bergundtial for lots 307 and 360 Chester Avenue Morris addition. Police Captain Thomas J Diamond convicted in Albany after venue change from New York County for neglect of issue regarding disorderly houses.
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B. Heintzman
Jos. Koch
Stillings
W. S. Amos
Arter Avenue
J. W. Morris
I. Hold
Charles Tacobson
Hancock Street
Laura P. Roudebush
Spruce Street
Martin Place
Hi Snyder
W. K. Beach
Sienwi
Lynnn
Fo Shumate
Fillmore Street
P. Thompson
Cook
Albany
N. Y
Tin Thomas J. Diamond
New York
New York County
Kansas City and Return Tickets For Thanksgiving Travel
Tickets on sale November 24 for Kansas City and Return to Kansas City and Missouri attractions. Return November 29 with six trains daily each way. Mail reach Kansas City 2:20 a m for theater-goers attending events. Everyone reads the State Journal.
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Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Miss Stone Missing Amid Cold and Storms in Missionary News Reach
Correspondent in World notes anxiety as husband confirms wife and Miss Stone are alive but enduring extreme cold and storms. He urges U S state department to secure release through Turkish or Hungarian authorities, with weeks until possible action.
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Idem
Miss Stone
Gregory A. ‘Tsiee
Byl- Faria
Trnika
State Department
Tha ‘Turkiats
Forty five Members Take Scottish Rite Degrees in Topeka
A record Scottish Rite class at the Masonic building in Topeka includes 45 members, the largest to take the degrees there. The Rose Croix No 16, and Knight Kadosh No 3 chapters confer degrees this week with an informal reception planned for Scottish Rite members and families Friday evening. Ad Astra quartet and Washburn College and Steinberg’s orchestras provide music at the reception.
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Masonic
Topeka
Rose Croix
Ad Astra Quartette
Washburn College
Steinberg
Depositary status for Central National Bank in Topeka
Telegram from Washington confirms Central National Bank in Topeka is the permanent government depository in Rawson argues that the bank must purchase 2 percent bonds to be held in the U S treasury to secure government deposits. Mr. Robe Henke in Washington relays the action, disposal, and satisfaction with the arrangement for Topeka.
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Washington
Bousbrake
Cage
United Tates
Lange Worth
Paw
Rone Henke
Seventy Seventh Birthday for Topeka Area Resident
The old friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Clark gathered at Spring farm five miles south of Topeka for a surprise party marking Mr Clark’s seventy seventh birthday. Attendees included the Swans Foster and Greenman Poster families among others. Mr. Clark, an early Branford county resident, has lived on Spring farm since 1862 and has two sons, Horace in Gold Medal, Colorado and Clarence in Oklahoma City.
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W. W. Clark
Topeka
Spring Farm
Clark
David Youngs
Freeman Poster
James Swan
Perry Foster
Greenman Poster
W. W. Witwer
R Heed
Dudley Pratt
HB. George
G. A. Groudner
Coger
PT Spreng
Hattie Bowman
Anna Foster
Lucile Cinri
Branford County
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Horace Clark
Gold
Colo
Clarence Clark
Okla
FOR SALE Goods and real estate in mixed notices
A garbled for sale listing includes household items parrot furniture typewriter real estate lots and a residence. Readable items mention Pianos upright, good family home nearly new, a river and wader property, a real estate firm Scott & Scott, and a residence at 400 Topeka Avenue.
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Madison
Taguire
Tsi Fe
Everett
East Terme
EL Rooke
Muse Ls Etheneare
Durham
Jersey
Sears Achi Etes
Cattons Malik A Aay
Pharm
Kansas Ave
Securii
Sal —Horne
River
Wadder
Sid Kaper
Baker
Salm
Lincoln
13Th
Benedict & Co
Eansssure
Les Heery
Monroe
Topeka
Author Gets a Pension From University of Copenhagen
Copenhagen November 27. The University of Copenhagen has granted Danish author George Brandes a pension of 400 kroner yearly in recognition of his services to literature.
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Copenhagen
University of Copenhagen
George Brandes
Santa Fe Excursion Rates Amid Turmoil and Acquittal
Springfield reports Joe Lari, railroad porter charged with Miss Gazelle Wilds murder and tied lynching incidents, has been acquitted in Mt Vernon circuit court. The piece also lists scattered excursion rates to Santa Fe Health Resort in Phoenix, El Paso, and Springs Ark, with various destinations and dates, and notes a Masonic notice limiting invitations due to space.
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Springfield
Joe Lari
Gazelle Wild
Pierce City
Mt Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Phoenix
Arizona
Mintonto
Texas
el Paso
Veuss
Springs
Ark
T. U. King
A. T
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Sarah Jenkins
F. L. Thomas
Buck Gibbons
Joe Cry Wan
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Edward McDonald
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F. T. Hawley
Nort Amerie
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J. L. Hughes
View
Fogorts
Gopeka Whist Club
Marshall
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Copeland
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Millis and Noble
Ceeerees
Washburn
Greenwood
Neville
the State Journal
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Addreve C. Hs Rare Journal
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Central National Bank
Young Man
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East Eighth of
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Soler Barber College
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Tor “Parttediara Moles
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Galt
Les Weatert
Fillmore
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Tare Journal
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Tyler
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Jackson
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Scott & Scott
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Second Roche Music Co
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Pratt
Abe Marrish
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Berry
Dom Nena
Mutual Life
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Kas
Lopnstonen
Kieh Pianos
Esa
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Inses
Sa JA. Rosen
Compmélor
Trademork
Pecourrd
Ice
Rosen Building
Gs Karens Ave
Aida C. Barnes
AL D
Snee
Eva Harding
James BR Hayden
Ticlan
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Cycle Co
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Rationad ‘Ad Dalon Bicyétes
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Attorneys-At-Law
Pete iii
Santa Fe Health Resort
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