Governor and Mrs Stanley Host Two Public Receptions
Governor and Mrs W E Stanley plan two public receptions at the executive mansion on Wednesday and Thursday evenings in November. No personal invitations will be issued. The item notes informal gatherings, social visits, and a surge of local entertainments including a birthday party for Lulu Healy and a new dance club organized called Manola club with details on officers and venue, plus numerous social mentions across Topeka.
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W. E Stanley
W. J. Healy
Bowie
Harrison Street
Lulu
Vivian Tutte
Maude Grimes
Mise Nellie Easter
Mires Margaryt
Nellie Cartidge
Stina Peart Herrbére
Mikhel Cuthbert
Mixa
Nellie M Kirahan
Mise
Virginia Menie
Alice Méade
Harry Figishman
Prank Grime
Bar Ewart
Robert Wells
Montie Kiser
Carl Trapp
Bumner Everingham
Archiv Mul~holland
Stanley Reed
Gosett
Walter Myers
Clarence
Robert Wella
Sheldon
Hev
Charles M. Bhaldon
Topeka
Kas
Mrv
FW. Craigin
Mr. Fairy
Sheldons
W. H. Jonwon
Mr. Sheldon
M. C. Gile
Fort Tojon Street
Hudson's Hall
Manola Club
Hadi
Manola
Harry Goodrich
F. W. Swearingen
Lews Vesper
Gus Mackin
Swearingen
Beamer Nelson
Harry McKirahan
Russell
Local social notes and visits reported in Topeka
A scattered narrative of visits and social plans including Mrs Charlin Ie Brown and H A Billings of Marion visiting relatives in Topeka, theater activities with Verona, university outings, slumber parties hosted by Miss Julia Warner and Miss Cora Anderson, and various invitations and gatherings. Town residents travel to Kansas City Leavenworth Wichita and Chicago for family, conferences, and events.
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Charlin Ie Brown
H. A. Billings
Marion
Repekea Vieng
Br. C
Titian
T. W. Harrvon
Loren Leslie
Julia Warner
Cora Anderson
B. B. Clary
Kansas City
Will Lyman
Topeka
A.W. Lacey
A. W. Parks
Leavenworth
Lincoln Eirote
Lineal Post
Emma
Wall
Lawrence Cifole
Florence Johnston
Wamego
Deke
Iolanthe
Wil Wold
Mes
W. W. Carr
Str
Fuuvell
Ray Wardall
New Left
London
England
Bit
Mra
C. M. Atwood
Irs
Thwin Bibeed
Chicago
Bro
FG Bannister
Frank Jenness
Zara Kellar
Ida C. Barnes
Kansas Avenue
Atlanta News Suspends After Short Run In City
The Atlanta Daily News has suspended publication after a little over a year in Atlanta, leaving the Atlanta Journal as the sole afternoon paper and the Atlanta Constitution as the only morning paper. The venture cost about 30,000 within twelve months, with stock and machinery investments, yet competition and market saturation led owners to close while debts could be paid.
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Atlanta
the News
Speer
Indianapolis Press
Major Richards
John Holliday
Atlanta Evening News
Gether
Encorestal
Charowhans Leaves Home For Greece Visit
Louie Charowhas Sr. leaves Topeka for Greece to manage affairs while Louis Charowhas Jr. operates the family business. Longtime district court presence noted as Louie the elder faced legal battles and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Charawhas
Topeka
Greece
Louis Charowhax, Jr
Mbasure
Louie the Elder
Loule
Marshal Stonestreet
Atchie Lowie
Old Loule
Louie
Police Jottings From Oakland Raid At 62 Kansas Avenue
Justice Disney among victims as Wm Bryant fined 350 after a Saturday night poker raid at 62 Kansas avenue. Officers Goff Bernard Walker and Mathews busted a gambling room, seizing a trunk with a joint and keg. Several defendants pleaded guilty or not guilty, with mixed outcomes and multiple minor cases heard.
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Seravant Goff
Bernard Walker
Mathews
Wm. Bryant
Kansas Avenue
Siee
Gof
Tobe Tobias
Frank Pagan
CW. Striker
J. G. Disney
Bryant
Gamestars
James McCoy
McCoy
Hil Plas
Mr. McCoy
Rumors On King Edward Health Affect London Trade
London society clings to cancer rumors about King Edward, delaying coronation robe work as courtiers fear illness may be serious. London and New York dispatches note a rumored throat cancer or Bright's disease, with palace women fearing he will not live to be crowned, harming trade and court activity.
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London
Edward Bas
Bright
Usut
Palmist
Alexandra
New York
Edward
The
Journal and Advertiser
al Hin
Malcome Copeland Runs Home On Washburn Field
Twelve year old Malcome Copeland, quarterback for Polk school, broke Washburn Field’s longest run this season. In a halftime event led by Warren Gill, Copeland darted through a mêlée of about four thousand players and spectators, dodging and breaking tackles to gain yards toward the north goal before being tackled.
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Astonishea
Washburn Field
Malcome Copeland
E. L. Copeland
Washburn
Warren Gill
Gill
Young Copeland
Copeland
South Enders
North Enders
Polk
Famine in Russia warns of livestock losses unless action taken
A Buratoff letter from St. Petersburg reports looming famine as fodder shortages threaten horses and cattle. The emstvo refuses 340000 rouble loan repayment, central government undecided on loans without guarantees, and past famines left livestock down by about 150000 horses and 30000 cattle from ten years prior.
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Assoriated
St. Petersburg
Buratoff
Emstvo
North Topeka News and Local Notices in Topeka
North Topeka reports continue with local visits and social events. Notes include residents visiting kin in Muscotah Kansas City and De Soto, gatherings at homes on Quincy and Gordon streets, and neighbors planning masquerade and surprise parties. Church revival services announced with Rev Matthew Francis and related sermons.
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Muscotah
Jackson Street
J. M. Korts
Frank Schaeffer
Quincy Street
Grace Miller
Anna Heartburg
Kansas City
Hazel Putton
C. C. Nicholson
Mr. Nicholson
de Soto
W. H. Caldwell
Cleaner
Lelia Caldwell
Filla Cunningham
Topeka
Meriden
Central Avenue
M m N. Jones
Rochester Literary Clu
Davis
Irene Campdora
Hartzell
Union Pacific
Loring
Bert Enoch
Hartzeil
McKee
Matthew Francis
Council Gro
Kanmus Avenue
M. I
Frank Hayes
Calvin Holman
Sore
Soo
Nome Officina Removed and Meade Arrives From Manila
San Francisco reports Judge eeoseprenna has left office on the San Francisco Nome state relief. The grand jury will investigate charges against former officials Bain Horton and Orton. In Horton division of the Rock Island railroad a good rain condition is noted. The Meade arrived from Manila with six companies of Paris coast concrete workers aboard. Mrs Simpson is worried about Jimmie’s tendencies.
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Nome Officina
San Francisco
Nome
Eeoseprenna
Fice Commissiont
HK Cochrane
Grand Jury
Bain
Horton
Orton
Kan
Rock Island
Meade
Manila
Mace
Stx Companies
Parise
Coast Coen Crtiterymna
Simpson
Jimmie
Sim
Simpeon
Trott Free Press
Elevator Rampage Disrupts Federal Building Repair Work
Workmen attempting elevator repairs in the federal building caused the box to surge upward smashing cross bars and plaster. The cage dropped to the bottom entangling components and rattling walls. Later officials reported dome damage while Alaska reindeer numbers rose to 4184 amid a northern voyage tale.
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Federal Building
Meade
Meera Valley
The Camel's 1 Treat vic Chapin Dream Days at Seville
Dream Days at Seville features Vic Chapin and John W. Bratton in a Camel’s 1 Treat program. Bratton hosts while Chapin performs scenes around Seville with period artistry and classic narration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Chapin
Seville
John W. Bratton
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Ube
Charles Bined Sith
Erm Giles
Seventh
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Tosa Anderson
Salomon City
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Steinberg’s Hall
Harold Hobigson
Robert Merrick
Forelor Springs
Ethel Davie
Lawrence
W. G. Dickie
DeSoto
Court W. Flower
Virgina
St. Louis
A Tuttle
Little Son
Margaret Weiss
Eeperence
C. N. Nelson
Nira Hart
Ana da
Frances
Denver
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Winnifred Prescott
Kansas
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Justice Disney of
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T. H. Bain
Stahl
Hutch Cave
Senate
J A
Homer Gregg
Cave Institution
Matt Cave
Williams
Henry Hatcher
AR ” Clube
Earl Cunningham
M. J. Gordon
Kinder-Melzter Grocery Company
White House
Cornelia Dyas
Rooevelt
Cleveland
Ohio
Roosevelt
Russia
Star Grocery
East 6Th Street
Cal. Planes, Tb
East Sixth Street
Oda Lot
AIC
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Faming
North Topeka
Alsoka
Seattle
Bhelden Jackson
Alaska
Wusningean
Lieut
Flertholf
Port Clarence
Rlberta
Rundaue
Vocar
Isidore Wilmark
Maidie
Lady
Sweet Matilda
Fred Chapin
Clayton Mayo
al i AE
Miss Gementing
Dixie Quen
Joan
Jane
Jennie
Jeannette
D. Mann
Willie Wildwave
Susan, Dear Sue
Herbert Dilton
de Fullman
Stromberg
Bloxsoms
Herbert
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