Police Jottings and Night Club Raids Stir Topeka
Police raided disorderly houses in North Topeka and on the riverfront, arresting or detaining several suspects. Ogee was severely injured in a clash with John O’Hara over an insult, with no arrests reported at the scene. A raid on a sand dunes joint run by Charlies Matheny yielded a small liquor haul and one arrest. Additional incidents include a demented man, William Seeling, taken into custody and a hotel theft involving Horace Barnes. Temporary Mayor and Chief Co V Wolf vows continued club raids amid legal maneuvers by Amity and other groups. Detective John Lucas returned from Indiana and Illinois visits.
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Hide
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Keeper
Clarence Wood
Benjamin Wesley
Howard Goggins
W. .M. Murrs
Wesley
Jane Prevard
Hat
Bee Adams
Avenue
Vera Noel
D. Kelley
Lou Arpalds
Mary Brown
M. Andrews
Hi. Howen
A. Somere
Jean To Kline
Tome
Oscar Iehardson
Mme. Kline
Ogee
Royal Bil- Hard
John O'Hara
Burghart
Sixth Avenue
Oser
O'Hara
North To- Deka
Charlies Matheny
Mathena
North
van Buren Street
William Seeling
Seeling
Paxico
Holton
North Topeka
Police Co
V. Wolf
Amity
Shawnee
Skat
W. 8
Bergundihal
A. E McCotlum
Clad Hamilton
Watt
The
Elks
Topeka
Turners
Democratic Flambeiu
Bergundthal
JeCollum
Groceries and Meats Ad with Special Prices
Commence the new month with us and place your order for groceries and meats. Tomorrow we offer attractive prices on items including sugar, sorghum, wheat, tapioca, gelatin, tomatoes, sugar, beans, maple syrup, baking powder, flour, and more.
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Wisconsin
Runtford
Beloit Captain Denies Topeka Loss Allegations
Beloit High School Captain EL Smith replies to Topeka Beloit claims after a defeat. He says Beloit players were eligible and older only by small margins, disputes Beloit weight and age figures, and denies late night reception stories.
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State Journal
Topeka
Topeka Capital
Belarts
Troutman
Sweden
Lindshors
B. HS
Beloit
Fern
Toei
EL Smith
Credit Restored for Countess Kwilecki in Estate Case
Berlin dispatch reports financiers have agreed to lend to Countess Isabella Wosierska Kwilecki after her acquittal on alleged false heir charges. Count Hector Kwilecki and Count Missisiaw Koylleckt, contesting kin, guaranteed the town as partial repayment for their role in the prosecution, while Kwilecki admitted living beyond income as plans for an heir faced delay by the Prussian house of lords.
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Kwilecki
Berlin
Isabella Wosierska Kwilecki
Wroblewo
Hector Kwileckt
Reichstag
Missisiaw Koylleckt
Count Kwilecki
Joan
House of Lords
Will Be Better Comforting News On Bell Phone Service
The Kansas Missouri Telephone company is replacing instruments to improve city service. Some lines show improvement while many changes have not yet yielded better results. Managers report service is good on most of the system and will be generally improved once testing and adjustments finish. The public hopes the overhaul will soon end the long wait for top quality service.
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Kansas- Missouri Telephone Company
Reeders Home Return and Political Moves
Congressman Reed rushes from Washington to Kansas visiting Beloly and Logan while planning to move his family to Washington for the winter. J E Stevens of Goodland may seek Congress in the Sixth District, but Reed says he is not worried. In Reading Pennsylvania the Grey Street and Ninth Street mill resumes after weeks idle, employing 500 workers, and Carpenter Steel reopens except crucible department under receiver.
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Washington
Reeder
Rome
Keasas
Beloly Saterdin
Logan
J. E. Stevens
Goodland
Reading
Grey Street
Ninth Street
Reading Company
Carpenter Steel Works
Crucible
Bryan to visit Scotland and Ireland tour schedule
W J Bryth will luncheon with Belfast's lord mayor today and tour major shipyards and manufacturing plants. He plans to proceed tonight to Glasgow and Edinburgh as part of a broader Scottish and Irish visit ending with further engagements.
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Scotland
Deffant
Ireland
W. J. Bryth
Belfast
Queen's
Glasgow
Edinburch
London Swim Stepoeion Photo in Odd Portraits
A scrambled caption from a London swim feature shows a misread sequence mentioning Alfred Leitelsb and a polo secretary Fubio amid garbled text. The fragment references a photograph of a woman in a preferred pose, with unclear context and several garbled names.
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Fubio
Mos
Xartitieen
MOORE
Cee
Steis
London
Washburn Coach Kennedy Praised by Lawrence Gazette
Lawrence Gazette lauds Washburn football coach Kennedy for leading the team to a Missouri Valley championship. Possible successor questions rise as Kennedy weighs offers and contemplates a move from dentistry practice in Lawrence to Washburn duties, with a Monday conference looming.
Kansas football: Weeks praised. Kennedy eyed as next Washburn coach
The Kansas coaching situation centers on Weeks ally and a two year contract, with speculation he could guide the team this season. If not, Dr. Kennedy is tipped to become Washburn’s coach next year, while Weeks remains in Lawrence until summer.
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Lawrence Gazette
Washburn
Kennedy
Kansas
Poolet
Victorius Casa
Ratwsouri Valley
Kennedi Whanburn
Medy
Lawrence
K. U
Weeks
Washbars
Brief Telegraphic News Bits From Des Moines To Caracas
Des Moines reports Judge Juries Howe’s decree in a Ses District case, contingent on proof of non-residency. In Marshalltown a Jewell Lutheran college main building was destroyed by fire. five aa, narrow escapes, one missing, loss about 25000. Caracas notes Senor Calvo named as umpire in Franco–Venezuelan claims after Spanish ambassador declined amid press attacks. At Commians, Bermindese, pest fog envelops the city for three days and a strange mincke phenomenon is noted.
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Howe
Marshalltown
Jewell Lutheran College
Jewell Junction
Caracas
Senor Calvo
Argentina
Senor Leon Y Castello
Paris
Caraeas
Venessela
Commians
Bermindese
Gulf of
Carrineo
Move South for year-round outdoor farming and cheap feed
Attention farmers urges relocation to Alabama and Florida for year-round work and cheaper feeding materials. Velvet bean and ciscava cited as flesh and fat producers, with southern farming touted as more profitable. For details contact G. A. Park, General Immigration and Industrial Agent, Louisville & Nashville RR, Louisville, Ky.
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