Deep Water Harbor Conference Aims to Divert Funds
A Kievan source criticizes a Western States Deep Water conference held in Topeka. He alleges organizers from Texas and influential lawmakers seek government money for jetty projects, misdirecting funds from Gulf coast harbor work already approved. The piece portrays efforts to pressure Congress for further appropriations and highlights local political maneuvering.
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State House Notes of Interest Picket Co in Otice and Corridor
State notes on bonds and salaries cloud local governance as the fund commission phonased selina bonds to the amirantel 14,550. Delinquent taxes are sent to the state treasurer while the five stock secretary commission loses a member. Church wedding hinted as a massing event. Executive committee members listed with Goerercace EON and Marrill Way noted. Filing certificates deadline looms for ballot printing.
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Weary Stumberes and the Park Arrest in City Night
In a chaotic scene at the city park yesterday Officer Johnson confronted Foster amid a drunken disturbance. Johnson struck with a club while trying to wake him, leading to Foster’s arrest after weapons and concealed carry charges surfaced. The incident coincides with church and election news from Topeka as local governance and religious matters unfold.
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Tistel Amit
Charles Paster
Johnson
Wies
Raterday
Tobmaos
Foster
Exid Johnson
Ater
Capital battle over Topeka Capital receiver bid
Judge Williams in Wichita's receiver case in Topeka considered appointing a receiver for the Capital company. Arguments centered on plaintiff creditors and stockholders rights, with claims of good faith purchases and concerns about mortgage security, as the court awaited further developments.
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Toe Capital Company
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Quinoaford
Major Hudson
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Topeka Capital Company
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Merigogne
Restoration underway on Mexican Central car 451 in Santa Fe
A.A. Robinson’s No 451, the Mexican Central car in Santa Fe repair shops, receives multiple coats of paint and varnish. The dark quaker green exterior with aluminum trim and shaded brown lettering shows a polished interior, new kitchen box, and Baker heater, with four men at work and a planned departure to the City of Mexico next Monday under Mr. Robinson’s supervision.
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California Limited to Link Chicago and Los Angeles
Santa Fe announces a new California Limited train from Chicago to Los Angeles with through cars sleeper and dining car, reducing travel time by twelve hours. Train departs Chicago at 6 pm daily arriving Los Angeles at 11 pm on the third day. Topeka timetable changes discussed for westbound service. Several personnel changes and shop activity noted at Santa Fe.
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Santa Fe Division
Chicago
Los Angeles
Topeke
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Ottewa Cutol
Empuria
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East Bown Divalce
Calefurdla Limited
Railroad notes on cattle shipments and staff movements
Large shipments of cattle move from Texas to Kansas City with seven Rock Island train loads passing Topeka last night. A Pier reports many Topeka visitors will stay for the week’s festivities. BR Hovey visits Fort Worth on company business. E E James in Argentine Kansas takes a week’s vacation. Santa Fe coal mines run at full capacity. Trainmaster Tice adds twenty extra brakemen due to rising traffic. List of employed men includes Goddard, McGirk, Hart, Cheater, Hackett, Snyder, Gateon, McCorkill, Cart, and others on Kansas roads.
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LK Cheater
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B. Snyder
E. J. Gateon
W. R McCorkill
C. 2. Cart
Santa Fe Bridge Gang Trucks and Tax Rolls Visit
Saline names and officials report Santa Fe crews working on a large pile driver in yards and a new flue near repairs for Leavenworth bridges. Tax agent Jamison travels with clerks through seventy six counties to collect rolls assessed last April, due November 1. Special trains run to and from Kansas City for the carnival and visitors.
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Presbyterians Urge Giving to End Debt for Mission Boards
In a church gathering, Dr Bailey stresses that true giving goes beyond dollars and cents, urging Presbyterians to donate time and effort to wipe out debt. He notes the denomination’s large membership and wealth, urging ongoing support for missionary boards to continue work among the heathen. Rev Chris Hayes warns against urban distraction and whitewashed pieties, urging adherence to traditional methods and steady support for missions amid church finanical strain. Choir and congregational singing closed the exercises.
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Board of Missions
Presbyterian Church
Chris, Hayes
Wyandotte
Landangeroue
Christian Endesvardon
Tures Vear
Sission Board
Pegleg McLafferty Birthday Confession to Judge
Pegleg McLafferty, claiming a birthday mix up, told Police Judge Ferry he drank heavily after a Fourth Street stumble near Kansas Avenue. He offered $20 as a settlement after a drunken episode, giving his age as 45 with a prior report listing 64, as officers recorded his intoxication and erratic behavior.
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Martin Nominated in McPherson County
The judicial deadlock broke yesterday as McPherson county delegation voted for Frank L Martin after a call to withdraw M P Simpson. Green county backed the nomination, and applause followed the ballot result. Electric Bitters advertised for elderly and weak digestion, 50 cents per bottle.
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Bond shuffle in gold brick case shocks Topeka court
In a Topeka supreme court scene, George Gordon’s bond was reduced from 2500 to 1600 with county attorney Safford endorsing the move. Captain Waters and Judge Webb pressed a bond offered by P. J. Coney, backed by an editor’s endorsement from the Topeka Capital. Clerk Brown and the court watched as the cash was handled and the attorneys collected fees regardless of the outcome.
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J. H. Mnivane
David Martin
Harry Safford
Joe Waters
George Gordon
Jackson County
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P. H. Coney
Supreme Court
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C.J. Brown
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Topeka
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Kaneea
Snapshot items from Topeka home news
Random notices report Bla new place move next week and a billiard hall shift from 914 to 519 Kansas. State treasury funds stand at 1 250 000. A birth in the Rewer family. multiple generations photo session. race entries in Kansas City. beverages and peculiar dining detail from Topeka. Supreme court session ends when a bet is placed. Trainmaster Tice estimates Topeka visitor numbers.
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Santa Fe
Topeka
The Star Grocery Low Price List
The Star Grocery advertises rising patronage and guaranteed satisfaction. It lists numerous items with prices and quantities including flour, canned goods, cereals, baking ingredients, rice, pasta, jams, condiments, and meats, highlighting low prices and a broad assortment. The ad emphasizes value, new stock, and availability at Topeka, with frequent product names and brands mentioned.
Public notices and scattered local items from Topeka era
A series of brief notes from Topeka and surrounding areas recounts court adjournment honoring Judge Robert Crozet, parental name changes, a Topeka woman injuring her ankle, a letter from Republic County about diphtheria, a congressman’s waterway remarks, relocation plans for a college room in Washington, election rumor corrections, and a rheumatism case. Also updates on the Mariposa wreck near St. Jones and Newfoundland piracy protests amid broad regional chatter.
Guchilla Escape Spurs Wild Beasts Rescue Effort
A tiger escaped during a matinee at the Hingi fey Brothers menagerie injuring keeper James Hillery and a hospital patient in Kunmes City after the monkey caused chaos. General Munesr and Gen. Mat bane oversee the recovery as doctors assess the injured and the animal control team recaptures the creature.
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Wild Beasts
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