State Journal subscription rates and addresses
The State Journal lists daily home delivery by carrier at cents per week to Topeka and nearby towns with same plan for subscribers elsewhere in Kansas. Mail rates: three months, one year. Office at State Journal Building 5 Ad S Racers Avenue corner of Eighth Topeka. Phone numbers provided for subscriptions and advertising.
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Topeka
Subarte
Kan- Sac
State Journal
Racers Avenue
Eighth
Bet
Ae Porter Bulldint
Sociation
Weather Indications Chicaci War Kansas
Weather forecast notes fair and warmer conditions. Tonight will be warmer with improving air currents. Tuesday is expected to be fair with warmer temperatures in the eastern portion. Winds shift along Bollhedst ts oath region.
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Kansas
Andrews Iconoclasm Sparks Debate At Brown University
Dr E Benjamin Andrews resigns amid a public dispute over the value of classical study. He argues that intense focus on Latin and Greek harms religious life and business sense, while critics claim broad liberal education remains essential for modern leadership and culture.
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Ailver
E Benjamin Andrews
Isatia Carticn
Brown University
Dr. Andrews
Andrewa
Stancer Inet
Nelly George
Reflections of Bachelor in New York Women’s Section
A fragment from a New York newspaper column explores male vanity and female longing, noting how single women imagine romance. It humorously critiques men who woo hearts with promises of happiness, while women keep faith in their own feelings amid social pressures.
To Go Up on Kites In Naval Observation Effort
Denver reports a pilot project by Serevant Iva Bald win and the Signal Corps to test box kites for observing naval maneuvers. They team with Prof Otto Chanm te, aiming to lift observers to great heights and ensure stability and safety in currents.
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Denver
Iva Baldwin
Eecview Department of the
Colorados
Jonge Gistance Alenaline
Serevent Skwit
Otto Chanm Te
Chiense
Weather and Crops Report August Findings
Weather observer T R Jennings reports a hot early August with extreme heat in July's tail, followed by rains that revived corn, wheat, and hay across western and central counties. The month showed above normal mean temperatures in several valleys, varied precipitation with overall western excess and central eastern deficits, and notable weather events including hot winds and late month rain in parts of Osage and Greenwood.
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T BR Jennings
Climate and Crop Service
T. R Jennings
Tigdwestern
Chautenqua
Wyandotte
McPherman
Goltind Cor
Harvey
Stafford
Pratt
Kingman
Harger
Reno
Sedgwick
Ures
Gort
Osborny
Smith and Jewell
Smith
Osborne
Sumner
Katsas City
Clay Center
Atchison
Greenwood
Lyon
Coffey
Osage
Franklin
Fellows
Smoky Hill
Raw Valleys
Lawrence
Clark
Eln
Comainche
Barber, Kingman
Butler
Cofey
Woodson
Wilson Montgomery
Lavette
Cherokee
McPherson
Wilson
Labette
Bic
Chase
Marion
Dickinson
Clay
Waatington
Marshall
Manhattan
Abbcene
Stanton
Lakin
Norton
Abilene
Cunningham
Medicine Lodge
Minneapolis
Salina
Goodland
Chamute
Lakein
Beldit
Leland Brothers Linked in Kansas Politics Report
Denver dispatch reports Howard Leland, a Botwell land office register, is Cyrus Leland's brother. The Kansas political figure, once from Leavenworth for health reasons, moved to Albuquerque four years ago and encountered a clerk at the Santa Fe Pacific offices.
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Howard Leland
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Denver
N. M
Botwell Land Offies
Cyrus Leland
Kansas
Albuquerque
Leavenworth
Santa Fe Pacific
Suit Threatened Over Cattle Barns At Fair Grounds
County attorney instructed to sue T Kreipe on his bond for improper use of the fair grounds. Cattle barns were used as a sheep pen, leaving a filthy stable. Kreipe ignored notices to clean the site and to begin repairs, despite ten day and official directives.
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T. Kreipe
McCabe
Eyelbe Day
Jetmore
Ama Kreine
Kreipe
Temperance Meeting Sets 4" Liquor Ban on Parr Grounds
County Treasurer Stahl led a temperance mass meeting criticizing lax law enforcement and urging officers to close gambling joints and liquor outlets. Speakers including Rev Hitchcock and ex-secretary B S Osborn pressed for strict prohibition enforcement, while J W Greed presented resolutions adopted by the Committee of Fifteen and printed in the Journal.
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Parrgrounds
Stahl
Aguor Dealers
Ohio
Wellerman
Hitchcock
Meriden
Leady
B.S. Osborn
Garver
Howard Wilder
Santa Fe
Committee of Fifteen
Kansas Liquor Dealers
J. W. Greed
Wise Chief Justice Doster Essay on Corporate Trust Relation
A Chicago bar leader, Chief Justice Doster, discusses the trust relation between a corporate shareholder and the president. The National Corporation Reporter prints his opinion on how officers must not misuse insider information to advantage themselves or stockholders. Editorial praises the justice and its impact on the court. Also notes Las Vegas New Mexico resorts and local ads for baths and Snow Liniment with regional agents and pharmacies.
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National Corporation
Sporter Uom | Plimensis
Doster
National Corporation Reporter
Adolph Moses
Chicago
Afflicted Fort Scott Woman Credits Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Eva Cara of Fort Scott Kansas reports relief from dyspepsia after using Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills. She says she could not eat before treatment, but now tolerates food and feels improved in health, calling it the best blood medicine and recommending it to others.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Hood
Eva Cara
Church Votes to Reject Pastor Boyle Amid Health Dispute
The First Christian church held an executive session and voted 125 to 41 to reject Rev. D. D. Boyle's resignation as pastor amid contention over his health. Boyle stated his health was better than in years, urged the congregation to act rightly, and indicated he would leave if the board chose to accept the resignation. the vote followed a history of meetings and a prior division within the church board.
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First Christian Church
D. D. Boyle
Boyle
Turkey
Pathe River
Mr. Boyle
Christ
Timm
Si~lence
Druceist
R. Bo Kelly
Mr. Kelly
St Mon
Shurch Board
Beard ‘Mnt
Sire Tem
Sheirman
Chaiman Kelly
Kelly
First Christian Chorch
J. J. Hitt
Uker Has a Conscience Fraud Case In New York
Four brokers Stepen R Tobin Willis B Troy Clifford Davis and a man named Archer were arrested for defrauding Mrs. P. M. Wheaton of 2210. They lured her into stock and cash pools and claimed a sugar trade as protection. The district attorney reports the alleged transaction never occurred and Wheaton’s funds were lost.
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Hoe
New York
Mra. P.M. Wheaton
Steven R Tobin
Willis B. Troy
No. 11
Broadway
Clifford Davis
Archer
Herrmanns Open Season With Magic and Dances in Topeka
The Herrmann family led by Leon and Adelaide Herrmann headline at the Grand in Topeka with a magic and spectacular dances show. Chicago papers praise the act as among the best on the American stage and say Leon Herrmann equals his uncle Herrmann the Great. Audiences in Kansas City and Chicago have packed houses. Topeka audiences expected large crowds tomorrow night. Austin Latchaw notes Young Herrmann made a positive impression in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Leon
Adelaide Herrmann
Grand
Chicago
Pepers
Leon Herrmann
Herrmann the Great
Herrmanns
Austin Latchaw
Kansas City Journal
Herrmann
Rowdy Instinct Suppressed at Karnival Knights Parade
At the Karnival Knights last meeting it was decided no inflated bladders on Kansas avenue Friday night Oct 1. Targeted rowdiness such as bladder striking will be arrested by regular and special police. Horns to be quiet until 7 PM as bands march.
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Karnival Knights
Kansas Avenue
Special
Topeka
Texas Fever Alarm In Jackson County Pastures
Cattlemen fear Texas fever as reports say a false count of cattle was quarantined by state stock sanitary commission in Jackson County pastures. Sidney Martin and William White of Whiting reported to Topeka last week, notifying the governor and Abe Comems that fever had broken out.
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Jackson County
State
Five Stock Sanitary Commission
Sidney Martin
William White
Whiting
Topeka
Abe Comems
Fever Outbreak Hits Jackson County Cattlemen
The board quarantined cattle owned by Sam McAlister D M Brown David Rice C T and A A Marple Sidney Martin Mike Christman Israel McGorgas J W Know Alfred Shultz Wm White and Adam Morris after the Texas fever spread via cattle sold by Frank Morris. Authorities seek the buyers to prosecute. This marks Jackson county’s first Texas fever outbreak.
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Jackson County
Sam McAlister
D. M. Brown
David Rice
C. T
A. A. Marple
Sidney Martin
Mike Christman
Israel McCorgas
J. W. Know
Alfred Shultz
Wm. White
Adam Morris
Frank Morris
Nomination Battles Shape Thirty-Fifth District Race
Stenographer B F Martin is nominated for district judge in Osage, Wabaunsee and Pottawatomie counties. Populists of Wabaunsee name J M Lee, B Buchil, William True, J H Jones, Dr H R Schmidt, and EH McMillan for county offices, as Dems and Populists align with Republican William Thomson of Burlingame in the contest.
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B. F. Martin
Allen
Supreme Court
Osage
Wabaunsee
Pottawatomie
Martn
William Thomson
Burlingame
Wabaunsee County
Leedy
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