Topeka News Roundup of Civic Events and Political Hints
AP style notes Topeka items mention wild ducks threshing clover seed and local contests. Col Stacey Morrill and J G Samuelwo appear among writeups on suffrage and poetry. Willis Nertum buys a residence while Panhandle Santa Fe time changes affect travel. Citizen meetings include Oakland Republican club and North Topeka church dedications. County Sunday School association leaders and church prayer week are noted with rail, coal, and education topics driving the civic agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Stacey
Morrill
J. G. Samuelwo
Leary Truman
Dolsteveara
Topeka
John Martin
Repubdiican
Willis Nertum
Mra. C
Kendall
Topeka Avenue
Panhandle
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
The
Christian Church of Kagans
A. K. Rodgers
J. ©. Pickering
Oakland Republican Club
United Presbyterian Church
J. H. Feucht
J. W. Sidwell
County Sunday School Association
Bishop Wincest
North Topeka
Feesus Avenue
Democratic Lambeau Club
BL. Smith
Christian Church
Richmond
A. G. Stuesy
Parsons
Enya Cyrus Corning
Parsons Ila
Heath
Kansas
Independent Rural Press Asscciation
Boyce
Dearborntreet
Chicago
Topeka Township
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Eee
Topeka Y. M.C. A
Teac Kieinhans
Tupeka Foot
Gates
Risa
State University
Iowa University
Shanses
Wabamses County
Dover
New North Tope
Episcopal Church
Minnesota
Shawnee County Teachees’ Association
Chambeanu Club
Meriden
W. E. Archibald
North Topeka Presbyterian Church
Bas
Boston
S Gree
Ee Easley
Jo ‘Hinson News
Acd
Ema Christian
Chicago Inter- Ocean
Seeey
Civic Federation
Chifall
Msering Forsige
Masic Ee First Presbyterian Church
Comin
Ear
Mra. N
Wearton
New Corporations Charters Filed In Kansas
The Topeka Cash Dry Goods firm sets capital at 11000 with Sawyer and Demuth as directors. Carey Paterbaugh Coal of Hutchinson declares 500000 stock, directors include Paterbaughs and Emerson Carey. Union Trading and Commission of Kansas City Kansas lists 28000 capital with several Kansas and Missouri directors. Belleville hosts a Salvation Army branch, Hollowell Church of Hollowell Kansas proclaims Snow’s Pine Expectorant cures for coughs and colds sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasto
Kansas
Atale
Topeka
Capital Stock
O. F
Sawyer
Junction City
Anthony Demuth
L E Demuth
Carey-Paterbaugh Coal Company
Hutchinsas
Arthur
W. BD. Paterbaugh
S. Carey
J. G. Paterbau
K U Defeats Topeka Despite Wind at Lawrence
K U beats Topeka Athletic Association 19 to 1 at Lawrence on Saturday afternoon. The lineup includes Caughlan Hight end Arma Baerbohm Fletcher Rica Hassig Heise Stone Watkins Mondy Lawrence Carr Pope Obnier Steinberger Brus Montgomery Lt halfback Dailey quarterback William Evans fullback Hester. McMurray a KR U substitute kicked a field goal. Doane College to play next at Crete Neb. Topeka’s team includes three players new to football but potential contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Topeka Athletic Association
Suite University
McCook
Maw
Caughlan
Arma Baerbohm
Fletcher
Rica
Hassig
Heise
Stone Watkins
Mondy
Lawrence Carr
Pope
Obnier
Steinberger
Mae State Montgomery
Bic Uil
Dailey
William Evans
Hester
K. U
Kiginhuns
Seeeee
Hanes
BR. U
McMurray
KR. U
Rg Buys
Mitchell
Sherman
Hector Cowan
Doane College
of Crete
Neb
Doane
Baker University
Topexa
Democratic Committee Files Objections to Simpson Nomination
The Democratic state central committee filed objections with the secretary of state to the nomination papers of Jerry Simpson for Congress in the Seventh district. Three sets of nomination papers for Simpson were examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Circle Railroad
Ninth and
Quincy Streets
Col
HL. L. Moore
Congress
Secosd
Secretary of State
Emocratic Committee
Simpson
Democratic State Central Committee
Jerry Simpson
Pavera
Simvion
Nomination Faction Sets Stage for October Referendum
The text notes three nomination paths for a political race: by the congressional committee, by the committee as an assembly, and by twenty five Pawnee county citizens petition. The case will be heard October 15 as the referendum state ticket is reviewed by the state election board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Committee
Assembly
Pawnee County
State Election Board
No Smallpox in Topeka Sparked by False Alarm at Courthouse
A Topeka crowd gathered at the sheriff’s office this morning when a Valencia man, W. H. Hammond, displayed eruptions believed to be smallpox. Eruptions were examined by County Physician McClintock, revealing blood poisoning rather than disease. Hammond had been cutting wood for Henry Homer of North Topeka. The incident caused a rapid shuffle and exit as officials reassured the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
W. H. Hammond
Valencia
Hale
Ben Hale
Hammond
McClintock
Henry Homer
North Topeka
Poe
E W. Haghea
East Fifth Street
Trouble Over Walk at Fries Street Area
Dispute arises over sidewalk grade along the east side of Fries Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. Fred Miller objects to a new sidewalk that would require a raised grade, proposing steps and a lower earthen path instead. The council committee reviewed the issue, with the matter referred back for further action. The grade decision dates back years, affecting Miller’s walk and adjacent property upon later construction. Local ads follow for Furman & Bros footwear and De Witte remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DH. Moore
Fries
Fred Miller
Mr. Miller
D. N Ow
Mer
Miller
Miller's
Ale Hive Beautiful
Mr. Moore
Couvel
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Hiack
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John B. Stet
Cage
Kai Wan
Mae
TOS
Kansas Avenue
Auerbach & Guettel
Ail
Fine Pocket Unives
Eitchell & Marburg
K.U
Furman’s
Hall
Peerless Steam Laundry
Superior Reukes
Aacpes
Dtacburg
Furman
Ft Bors
Aeres Nore Comforta
St Furman's
Avery Worms
de Witte Witol Taco
D. K Jones
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