North Topeka Social Notes Prompt Local Visits
North Topeka items show residents shopping in town and visiting kin across the area. Mrs Cartier's millinery and hairdressing parlor on Kansas Avenue is noted along with minor hospital plans for Miss Grace Kimes and a fire department call to a Little Russia house. Several locals travel to Meriden and Oswego for visits while Miss Rowe McNoun weds Otto Ruehle near the Reform School. The Woman's Missionary Society closes a three day session at Second Presbyterian Church with strong attendance.
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The
Eae ‘Printing Company
Kansas
Mra Brubaker
Silver Lake Rose
Kansas Avenue
Cartier
Grace Kimes
Christ Hospital
Gre
Little Russia
Clem Lyons
Net Hou
Tioloane Adattion
G. B. Wright
Potts
Meriden
Wo CT
F. B. Davis
Oral
Sas Avenue
Scott
Sap
George
Overland
Frapes
McPherson
W. Petro
Logan Street
Aln
Godman
Star Meat
North Topeka
Hart
O P_ Bridge
Afr
Jjohn Hart
Margaret Hill-McCarter
Mise Hill
McCarter
MW Noun-Kurble
Rowe McNoun
Otto Ruehle
Behin
Norris McNotis
Reform School
W. B. Hutchinson
Baptist Church
Ruby Pilley
Ritchie le
Santa Fe
Shawnee County
Woman's Syndical Missionary Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Lantern Over Door At Topeka Reception Plan
The Central Public Comfort Committee of the Twentyeth Kansas reception announces measures for visitors. Lanterns may be lit at specific times for safety. Citizens are urged to keep rooms ready and allow access for guests. Stores with accommodations should publicize the fact. Water works will install drinking stations and ambulances coordinated by city volunteers. Hospital fees for visitors will be reduced. The committee invites citizen suggestions on crowd care and thanks readers for attention.
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Kansas
Gore
Topeka
Aimee
Uwir
Uwir Employéa To Extend Ell Courtesies To Visitors .Fourth—The Water Works
State House
Ereunda
Tal Corps of Chiraiclans
Uuigasibtedt
Gordon
Shees
Embrachce
BF Simmalin
Corner San
Kansas Avenue
Sally
Re Ees
Are
WELCH
H. G. Larimer
Fragmented North Carolina speech on constitutional amendment
A fragmented North Carolina report notes Senator Pritchard speaking at a rally about proposed constitutional changes. He argues the amendment would restrict electors and disfranchise the poor and lower classes across races, hindering common people from managing state affairs.
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North Carolina
Welles Blacks Stateeville
N.C
Pritchard
Hina
Portrait of General Lee by West Forts Military Academy
In response to an inquiry, Col At. Mil. Jer., Superintendent of the West Forts Military Academy, plans to present a portrait of General Lee for display. The proposal aims to honor the Confederate leader and reflect the academy’s military heritage.
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Mil. Jer
West Fotsut Miliary Academy
Guieral
Bousewori
Mane
Cotega
Tyler Steirt
Grant Hosseworks
Tarais
Cheerful Givers Aid Finance Effort
Fragmented reader text describes a financial effort with mentions of cheerful givers and expenses. The passage is garbled and contains multiple incomplete phrases and typos, offering little coherent detail beyond an emphasis on aiding a fund or cause. The overall tone suggests community contribution and fiscal caution amidst unclear wording.
No Regulars Attending Topeka Reception
Topeka officials abandon plans to import regular army detachments for the Twenty- Kanner reception. Governor Stanley agrees to stop negotiations after committee deemed transport and expenses too high. Local colored troops warned to be ready for the Twenty Day event with possible Saturday extension.
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Topeka
Stanley
Kumi National Guard
Camera Karsus
Sumiay
Partly cremated crime report shocks St Louis area
A Post-Tuspatch item describes a Negro suspect who allegedly attacked Bob Anderson after entering J H Gambritz home in St Andre Missouri. Gambritz family members escaped. The fragment mentions a choir at Grace Cathedral and an entertainment event at the Kellam building on Jackson Street with Angelus selections.
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Pires
St. Louis
Bob Anderson
J. H. Gambritt
St. Andre
Mise
Mira Kollam
Gracy Cathedral
Mire
EP. Kefluss
Not Enough Ships Left From Manila to Form a Squadron
Washington dispatch reports that the North Atlantic Fleet will not cruise the Caribbean next winter due to wartime ship commitments in the Philippines. Asiatic Station ships spend winter in drydock or piers. New York and Massachusetts may join limited yard cruises. Marconi wireless tests will outfit two vessels, extending masts to 150 feet with wooden booms, as Farquhar and Marconi plan experimental cruises to test long-distance communication in rough seas.
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Manila
the Tribune
Washington
North Atlantic
Caribbean Sea
Philippines
Slone
Vormum
Faryjabar
New York
Massachusetts
Nery Yard
Kautz
Seley
South Atlantic
Pargahar
Marcon
North River
Farquhar
Distan Murcont
Paroled reform inmates listed by Hutchinson reformatory
Governor Stanley confirms parole for Daniel Kipp William Hunter Walter Whitaker WL Griggeby A F Olds Louis Luts J C Blackburn and Charles Burkley of Hutchinson reformatory. Parole contingent on good conduct. violators face indefinite return to reform school. Also note political clubs in Mexico City and party preparations for term campaigns.
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Reformatory
Wwe
Bave
Stanley
Hutchinson Reformatory
Daniel Kipp
Lincoln
William Huniter
Atelsaon
Walter Whitaker
Miami
WL. Griggeby
Harvey
A. F. Olds
Louis Luts
Leavenworth
J.C. Rlackburn
Burlington
Charles Burkley
Seneca
Dias
Mexico
Disa
Els
Ape Party
Washburn Faces Ottawa In Tough Topeka Test
The Saturday game between Washburn and Ottawa is billed as the season’s hardest contest for the Topeka era. Washburn, aiming for a decisive play, meets a class rival with changes in the lineup. Clark replaces the injured center, Stewart shifts to right half, and Gephart with Stahl bolster the end. Last year Washburn lost 42 to 12 and seeks to settle the old score at 3:38. The lineup listed includes Paterson and Barnett.
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Washburn
Foot Awarded 2000 to Rock Island Brakeman
Jacob, a Rock Island brakeman, won 2000 dollars in a district court verdict today. The injury occurred about two years ago when his foot was crushed while attempting to couple cars as a train moved, the retainers claiming negligence by the railroad and its employes.
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Jacob
Bock Island
Eversote
Rock Island
Thv Ralliess Company
Bartender Arrest Report Details Charge and Raid
Mike Key arrested Thursday for selling contraband labeled Haver and to appear in police court Wihien Sheehars place on Sixth Street raided six weeks earlier Keily allegedly operated the bar and escaped Authorities have been pursuing him since the raid and will present the case in court
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Artender
Mike Key
Wihien
Sheehars Place
Sixth Street
Keily
Benim
Japan Day at the International Commercial Congress
Oct 20 reports Japan Day with brief remarks by Mr. Komura, Japanese minister, affirming peaceful expansion. Uchida discusses trade growth and U S relations, while a Tok igawa trade delegate weighs tariff laws and territorial implications. A Pacific cable proposal is urged to link North America with Japan, China, and Australia.
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Piladelphia
Japan
International Commercial Congress
Komura
S. Uchida
United States
Uchida
Ekahe
Trafera’ Society
Chambers of Commerce of
Tokiea
Orient
Grant
Ladrons Islands
Treasury Department
Porto Rico
West Indies
Hawaian
Philippines
Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Dapen
China
Australia
World Chief Hameey Letter Details Son Charless Voyage
A letter states that World Chief Hameey’s son Charles and two comrades of the Twentieth sailed September 73 for Naples from Manua. The party includes Robert Maxwell of Topeka and Albert Brockway of Salina. From Naples they will travel on foot through Italy, Switzerland and the Netherlands, then attend the Paris fur. Rafter are now traveling in Japas.
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Hameey
Charles
Naples
Manua
Robert Maxwell
Topeka
Albert Brockway
Salina
Italy
Switzerland
Nether Countries
Paris
Japas
Wanted Farm Property and Miscellaneous Listings
Fragmented classified notes show farm land requests within three miles, twenty acres, and rental terms. Additional items mention old caret offerings, corner Indiana and Wabash address, and miscellaneous sale hints including land, barn, and cash terms.
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Slate House
DSF
Caret
Indiana
Wabash
Ren
Kansas
Attics Reopened by Board in City School Action
The Board acted to reopen attic spaces in the city school system, directing inspections and safety checks. Officials cited preservation concerns and potential hazards, with a plan to restore access while ensuring compliance with building codes.
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Philadelphia
America
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van Buren Street
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Tetme
Hope Rasenes Bawrence
Sumas
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Kentiemen
Jason Reape
Sordoent
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Loganst
Jackson
Mary
Monroe
Birh Street
Kates
Allverene Dave
Kansas Ave
Lane
Bt Peas Ltd
Lee
Mares To Realty Co
Rosia
Ea & CO
Kan. Ave
John Schilling
Oakhead
Alsronil Farm
Don Chitman
Oakland Ave
Gatland Ure
Gallen
Bole & Carpenter
Raneae
Goku Animatier
LA Ryder
Ceniral Ave
Marth Topski
Brinkerhof
Gil
IDA @ BARNES
Geena
Eva Harding
Atate Amd Fedora Ford
Crewe Opeks
Kam
KODAK
Beeraneed Zames B
Hayden
Ant Ames TZ Aplote
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CIA
C.D. Satuner
Hal Pyler Street
Han Bates
Lnvestore
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Sochas
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Ena Uniae
Mae
Be Sateen
Florista Hague Piorist
Kansas Ay
Board of Supervisors
Pointes
H. C. Bowman
Columbian Building
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