Police Court Docket Includes Drunks and Robberies
Topeka police court docket lists 19 cases the largest in months. Drunks fined and assigned to work on the stone pile. thefts at Exchange Grocery. midday robbery on Rantas avenue bridge leading to a watch recovery. Officers raid two gambling rooms, with some escapees, arrests for public nuisance and disorderly conduct. Police focus on illegal activity across North and Fourth streets.
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J. P. Staith
James Mckay
Exchanke
Quincy Street
Peter Watson
Leu Copeland
Rantas Avenue
Herrick
Henry Harvey
Topeka
Ign Oyster Store
Bim
Dr. Depisan
Woods Pred Foley
EH Eason
Ben Denise
Nesey Bungertaer
Frank Jordan
Fluidy
Tom Hartman
Charce of
Glum- Mine
Pulse
Sus Plage
Adams
Jefferson
Huujdy
Wartman
fRaiirou
North Topeka
Cere Hing
Pavey
Boyles and
Mouner
Bys Landers
Unis
Peintists
Pmef Bf
Joint
Inw
Thompson v Neely Lawsuit Over Back Pay In Leavenworth
The case of T W Thompson against ex United States Marshal SF Neely of Leavenworth was tried in the city court. Thompson, a deputy under Neely, claims he should receive 44 for back pay. The suit was filed October 12, 1909 and has been set for trial 11 times. The case was submitted to Judge McCabe on Saturday and is under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Thompson
Fex
United States
SF Neely
Leavenworth
Han
Thompson
Neely
Staltns
McCabe
Open Meeting of Grand Encampment Delivers Quincy Start
Delegates begin arriving for the forty third state convention of the Grand Encampment of the LO O. L O. temple at 52 Quincy Street. J G Waters will speak at the open meeting as over 1 500 attendees are expected by Tuesday evening. Muscovites plan a secret meeting at Stevens Stevens office. later a banquet at the Hicks club rooms on Jackson Street.
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Loo
LO. O
Quincy Street
Stevens & Stevens
Sixth
Quincy Streets
Hiks’ Club
Jackson Street
Order of Muscovites
Nehest Pier
Odd Fellows Lodge
Shriners
Masonic Lodge
Social and Personal Teas and Dinners Highlight Local Social Scene
Mrs W J Black hosts a red themed lunch at 1 today in honor of Miss Theresa Rossington with a long table centerpiece of meteor turquoise and red roses. Mrs Charles Blood Smith gave a pink heart themed dinner Saturday with pink decor, heart tableware, and toasts to the bride. Miss Lillian McFarland attended a china shower hosted by Mrs Eugene B Brotts for Junior Atlantean club members, featuring dainty china gifts and sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Black
Theresa Roesington
Tev
Theresa Rossington
Charles Blood Smith
Groots
T. G. Dixey
Eugene Hagan
Smith
Bliss Hossington
Florence Rossington
Louise Smith
Russell Phillips
Col
W. H. Hossington
David Sulvane
Lillian McFarland Gras
Eugene B. Brotts
Stort
McFarland
Tod Sargent
Matthew Macferry
Albert Rosen
Charles Mi Ciluteck
Charlie Cooper
J. N. Green
Helen Curry
Fe, Waters
Santa Waters
Katherine Stolth
Mabel Bitlis
Mary Norton
Four Muscovite orders seen in world Topeka hosts encampment
The secret grand encampment meeting convenes to approve the degree on new representatives and acquaint them with workings. Copeland hotel serves as committee HQ with overflow guests to private homes. About 40 delegates arrived, with 1,500 to 1,600 expected for the Wednesday Thursday sessions. John A. Bright to be succeeded by J. W. Haughhey. opening meeting set in the new Auditorium on Quincy street with performances by Misses Drew and others and remarks by Captain J. G. Waters and Grand Master Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Copeland
John A. Bright
J. W. Haughey
Wellington
Wichita
Jr. Haughey
Omee
Quincy Street
Chas PB. Drew
Burlingame
Grand “Nesiapment
Rebekah
Watson
J. G. Waters
Waters
Johin A. Bright
Will J. Russell
Kinsas City
Kan
Mary 1 King
George W. Martin
The
Historical Society
Wich- Nia
New Santa Fe Official Appoints Ayars to Santo Fe Division
George E Ayars is named superintendent of the Panhandle division of the Santa Fe. The post becomes vacant after H A Tice moves to the Oklahoma division. Ayars will assume duty October 10 along with other division superintendent changes at El Paso.
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George E. Ayars
Penhandle
Santa Fe
H. A. Tice
Oklahoma
Sto Grande
el Paro
Sale of Fancy Silks and Dress Linings at Bargain Prices
An advertisement highlights a Tuesday morning sale with multiple silk lots priced to attract buyers. Specials include waist silks at 98a, Black Taffeta silks at 50c and 69c, and satin duchesse at 89c. Also offered are 36 inch flat-fold taffeta linings from 9¼ to 14¾ cents, plus Percaline and Mercerized linings and American Queen black silks in several varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
Black Dress fabrics for sale at Black Goods counter
Tuesday morning bargains on fabrics including 43-inch Black Cheviot Serge and 44-inch Black Storm Serge with mislabels, 52-inch Black Broadcloth, 49-inch Black Venetian Cloth at discounted prices, and a variety of poplins, covert serge, walking serge, and tweed blends with color options Olive Wine Blue Grey and brown. Numerous yardage and price discrepancies noted with usual dollar cloths and markdowns.
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Bsc
Lowes
Wales
Oxford
Paquin Twilla
Bargains in Colored Wool Dress Goods Offerings
Bargains in colored wool dress goods list 25 pieces wool mixtures in plaids and checks plus 4 pieces bright plaids per yard. Also 45 inch storm serge offered at 48 cents, colors include browns navy green wins and Yale blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Pattern Dress Sale With Varied Marked Lots
Patterns are divided into three lots and offered for sale. Nine patterns are marked at five dollars each, twenty six patterns at seven fifty, and eight patterns at ten dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unis
Local Social Notes Highlight Topeka Event Tidbits
Mrs. W. H. Righter hosts a pleasant afternoon at the Mills Company home with Mrs. Henry Bennett, while Mrs. James P. Rowley plans a Moh-You street gathering for Mrs. C. R. Hudson and Mr. Richard Whitton of Detroit. Various visits, parties, weddings and speaker dates fill a busy Kansas social scene with families, travel, and engagements.
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Henry Bennett
W. H. Righter
James P. Rowely
Moh- You Street
C. R. Hudson
Richard Whitton
Detroit
Mich
Whitton
West Eighth Avenue
Heuben ‘Spivey
Topeka
Iseie Wilson
North Henderson
Bloomington
Bertha Hoyt
Ponce City
Mra Jionnen
Aliss Rena Malu
Lafwrence
Maud Tetart
Mise ‘Tetart
A. T
5. F
Frank Stevens
Ses
Frank Shepherd
Nellie Dwyer
Tin Shower
Opuiney Aireet
Annis Heers
Ed Clark
Mary Reel
Enterain
Missery
A.V. Rutter
Howee
Eaton
Uniforms for Jacksons Colored Band Fundraiser Carnival
Professor George Washington Jackson leads a campaign to fund uniforms for Jacksons Colored Band. A cake-walk carnival at the Auditorium on November 1 aims to raise money for attire so the band can attend the presidential inauguration in Washington next year.
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George Washington Jackson
Washington
Jackson
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Althoteh
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Ithe
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E Fective
Hic Grande
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B. O. McCormick
Pacffe
George T. Nichateon
Sante Ev
James Barker
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Aeanarn Reg
Ha Paw
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