Two-Year-Old Symboleer Shatters World Pace Record At Fair
The Montgomery county fair showcased Symboleer a Campbell’s Electioneer offspring racing against Onward’s 2:13½ world pace mark. Symboleer clocked 2:17 on a half mile track, owned by W. E. Campbell of Kiowa, Kansas, while Proctor by Fortunatus came in 1:09 for a half mile, lowering the yearling record by two and a half seconds, owned by M. D. Proctor of Chetopa, Kansas.
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Montgomery County
Symboleer
Campbell
Onward
Nebraska
W. E Campbell
Kiows
Kan
Proctor
Fortunatus
John Ro Gentry
Procwr
M. D. Proctor
Chetopa
Cornerstone Lay Of Shawagee County Court House In Topeka
A Topeka led corner stone ceremony for Shawagee county court house proceeds under perfect Kansas day. Spencer P. Wade served as grand marshal with C W Couns Willia Edson and Freak Effigon assisting. The parade included police, Masonic bodies, secret societies and drum corps. The granite stone, set at the site’s base, will hold a copper box buried inside.
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Shawagee County Court House
Topeka
Kansas
Tenth
Kangar Avenue
Court House
Fifth and
van Buren Streets
Spencer P. Wade
C W. Couns
Willia Edson
Freak Effigon
Marshall
Seci
Dispatch Bend
Henry Schrader
Cornerstone Ceremony and Masonic Rites in Topeka
The copper box for the cornerstone holds current county publications including The Journal. Chief Justice Albert H. Horton presides as Master of Ceremonies with Masonic and civic rites by Kansas Masons and Marshall’s band. Notable speakers include Most Worshipful Grand Master George W. Clark and Mayor T. W. Harrison. The procession will move to the First Christian church for a second corner stone laying.
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Uearly
Albert H. Horton
Ceremonius
Masonic Ode
Modoc Club
Samuel E. Basset
Grand Lodge of
Kansas
Marshall
George W. Clark
Henry W. Roby
Modoccla
Board of County Commissioners
Lee Knight
Slasic
Topeka
Bro
T. W. Harrison
Embree
Court House
Masons and Marshall
First Christian Church
Topeka Avenue
Coal Law Invalid Declares Unconstitutional in Kansas
Fudge West of Fort Scott voices ruling that the coal screening and weighing law is unconstitutional. Judge J. of the Sixth Judicial District overturns the law’s test status, affecting miners and coal companies, with emphasis on its origins in miners’ strike concerns. Separate items note Jordan’s liquor conviction, Iowa Grand Lodge details, and a Kansas City lodge charter with 152 members.
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Fudge
Ft. Scott
Fi Scott
Kan
J. & Weat
Sixth Judicial District
Eunsua
A.B
Kirkwood
Crawford County
Sanson
Eves
Wear Coal Ca
Atrike
Jordan
Jorge Hazen
Ben Jordan
Iowa
C. L. Rout
C. A.tibbits
Grand Lodge
Marshalltown
Pythiss
Darun
Justus Rathbone
Kansas City
United Workmen and Royal Arcana Notices Highlight Fraternal Activity
Fraternal orders split focus between practical unionism and ritual pageantry. The United Workmen discuss boosting lodge attendance and membership, with past and projected member counts cited. Royal Arcana notes leadership, life insurance payouts, and temple questions as parades and meetings loom.
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Wheelty
Porch Worth
Texas
A. OU
United
Boxing Lessons Bind Father and Son in Barn Trial
A father, Mr. Finkenbinder, teaches Wesley boxing with old gloves, guiding stance and countering moves in a rough, lively session in the barn. The pair spar, trading blows until both bodies tire, revealing a new bonding method as a corrective, practical fatherly approach.
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Wesley
Amiuser
Fiskenbinder
Peter
Wes
Mr. Pinkenbinder
Sealey
Mr. Finkenbinder
Pallee
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Luckhart & Fernstrom
North Topeka
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Marburg
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Topeka Coal Co
Topéks Coal Co
Calcago & Grand Trank
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Lehigh Valley Railways
Chicago
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Institute of Music, Act and Language
F. P. Cleaves
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Leavenworth
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Atlanta, Ga
News OF Kansas
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J. H. Center
Coeur Town
Harvey County
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de Kalb
MLW
Grand Lodge AF. & A. M
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Samuel Kerr
J. Lee Kolgut
J. de Campbell
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J. ¢. Hottant
Serr
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W. EL Tromp
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Shawnee County
Chanizal
Tecumsky County
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Eececeil
W. KR. Kennady
Peerlesa Steam Laundry
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Screened Nut Coal
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Charlie Curtis
Screened Bus
Topeka Coal
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Union Pacific
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Today’s Market Report
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May
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Menta
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Sueer
D. Holmes
Draggist
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J. M. Knight
Undertaker
Manats Ave
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