Sermon Opposes State University Funding by Denominational Leaders
English Lutheran pastor A E Waggoner in Topeka argued against taxing for a state university. He cited denominational colleges as the origin of higher education and urged support for Christian colleges as alternatives, noting enrollments in Kansas denominational schools far exceed those in the state university and urging taxpayers not to underwrite non denominational higher education.
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Coltteg
English Lutheran Church
Board of Education
Hev. A. E Waggoner
English Lutheran Church of
Topeka
Kanne State University
Waggener
Wageauer
Missouri
Polis
Anly
Kangas
Itassassment
Centurion
State University At
Lawrance
Kansan
Tavin
Ous
Demand for Suspensions In Kansas City Wheelmen
Sports notes report pending suspensions for Kansas City wheelmen including Fred Eberhardt and D. W. Robert amid protest over alleged favoritism after an unsanctioned July 4 event at Conseil Grove. Also covered are a live-bird team race at the West Side Gan club, McPherson baseball progress, greyhound sales, quail in North Topeka, a Dallat Arena diagram, KirwinPhillipsburg game highlights, a live bird tournament plan, and a Chanute bicycle race rail rate offer.
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Kansas City
Fred Eberhardt
WZ Amarins
Hagler
Dumm
Saline
Conseil Grove
Mangas Chu
Kansan
Robert
West Side
Gan Club
Clarence Wiles
O. S. Perkins
Arthur Kane
Ed Kennedy
North Topeka Gun Club
Acdee
Perkins
McPherson
Sterling
Enterprise
Touragmens Ta Topica Devis
Topeka
Weir City
Salina speech lauded as object lesson for Kansas
The Chicago Times Herald reports Colonel Anthony told the Million Club at Salina that Kansas is an object lesson in extremes. The piece notes Kansas history from its territorial beginnings with Osawatomie Brown and Quantrill to its border wars, droughts, floods, and repeated upheavals, framing the state as a living example of circumstance and environment.
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Seage Times-Herald
D. R Anthony
Million Club
Salina
Chicago Times- Herald
Kansas
Anthony
Kansen
East
Forscoth
Anion
Osawatomie Brown
Quantrill
Stephen A. Douglas
Missouri
JURIST TESTIFIES ON MUNYON REMEDY CLAIMS FOR RHEUMATISM
A Brooklyn official testifies about Munyon's Rheumatism Cure claiming rapid relief and cure of rheumatism. The ad lists Manyon's Hemimspathic Tome Remotes and Munyon's firm based in Philadelphia offering free diagnosis and home delivery of remedies at retail price.
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Munson Helleved
Mis
Jorge Nue
Brooklyn
Munyon
Bay
Manyon
Philadelphia
Arch Street
Wanderer on the earth in Topeka with two young children
Henry Thomas and his two and four year old son and daughter arrived in Topeka after his wife died and he abandoned in Oklahoma two years ago. He had no money and was ill. the babies were fed and clothed by Matron Thorpe. Transportation to Wichita and a lunch were provided by local aid.
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Henry Thomas
Topeka
Br. Thomas
Oklahoma
Wichit
Thorpe
Hale
Wichita
J. B Larimer
Atchison Theater Opens September 20
Captain John Seaton, Atchison member of the state board of public works, announces work on his playhouse in Atchison. He reports the Price opera house rebuilt as the Atchison Theater, with about $30,000 invested, to open September 20. The project marks a notable addition to Kansas theater venues.
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Atchison Play House
John Seaton
Atchison
State Board of Public Works
Tie
Kansas
Beaton
Price Opera House
Atchison Theater
LITTLE RUSSIA AFFAIR ENDS AS CASES DISMISSED
The Little Russia affair concludes with the dismissal of Jack Enz Geo Pol Miss Eizel and Mrs Marguerite Erol charged with interfering with an officer outside city limits. Two Germans accused of selling intoxicating liquors were discharged for lack of evidence. The police say the episode is over, but a possible damage suit may follow per lawyer Buin.
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Little
Russia
Jack Enz
Geo
Pol
Eizel
Marguerite Erol
Buin
Aged swindle in Topeka targets white victims with bricks
In Topeka a colored man and woman pose as traders offering gold or silver bricks in a classic gold brick swindle. The man stays in the background while the woman “breaks the ice,” describing a Colorado gold mine and ready to sell bricks to gullible passersby.
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Topeka
Colorado
Wilkie Cards Offer Facts On Topeka Post Office
Theodore A. Wilkie, Topeka delegate at a St Paul convention, shows convention cards with back details. Facts include Topeka Post Office with 17 clerks, 21 carriers, 1 substitutes, monthly letter mail 400000 pieces, paper mail 250000 pieces, and Topeka population 000000 for patronage.
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Topeka
Theodore A. Wilkie
National Association of Post Office Clerks
St Paul
Topeka Curfew Law Cites City Teen Restrictions After Night
A 1891 Topeka curfew ordinance requires anyone under sixteen to stay off streets and alleys after dark unless with a parent or guardian, with a $5 fine. The city clerk’s office holds ordinance 111 in book J, noting the provision and dates of passage and approval.
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Eleck
Topeka
Not Tempted and the Summer Sabbath Tale
A quaint Highland anecdote recalls two Scotch rannisters at a parsonage on a sunny Sabbath. One jokes about temptation to fish while the other declares he never feels tempted, he just goes. The piece weaves light humor about summer days and rustic chatter with brief asides on social life.
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Highlands
Man Frees Whisky Jug Fetches Drink From Jail Scene
Mike Etzel demands his jug of whisky after a case dismissal. He and jailer Disbrow search a basement and find a pile of jugs. Etzel tastes his own jug in court, faces scorn, then leaves with the jug amid cheers from colleagues.
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Mike Hizel
Mike Etzel
Eel
Lim
Big House
Wilkerson
Ellison
Etzel
Hle
Erzel
Ferry
Zake
Bere
Etmel
Russia
Prosecution Witnesses In Burrant Case Key Garment Evidence
In San Francisco on September 11 the Burrant murder trial heard witnesses describe clothing of the murdered girl. Mrs C G Noble, aunt of the victim, identified outer garments hat glove and shawl later found in rafters as important testimony.
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San Francisco
Emmanuel Church
C. G. Noble
Shoes of oddsises Special Offer Reveals Prices
A reader notes a weekly promotion from Shoes of oddsises promising a good understanding through limited samples of pricing. The piece highlights how the offered samples indicate the cost of gaining further insights.
Doctor Lewin Treats Orphan Home Inmates Free of Charge
Dr J P Lewin provides free eye care to inmates at the orphanage day and night, offering sight-saving services without charging patients for examinations or treatments.
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J.P. Lewin
Orphan's Home
Youra
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