Captain Couch Sees Wichita Rally For Springer Bill In Congress
A Topeka crowd anticipates a major gathering on the 20th inst to push the Springer bill with Congressmen Springer and Weaver among prominent attendees. The Wichita movement aims to gain support from board of trade circles and southwest Kansas leaders as they press for faster action in advancing Oklahoma settlement and tribal negotiations.
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Springer and Weaver
Tupeks
Oklahoma
Springer Mill
Tim
Geeras
Iowa
Washington
Okistoma
Congress
Kansas
Leute
Mapa
Comerelis
United States
UW Lust
Leo
Alerays
Greiiy
Omar
Hatia
Frei Hesney
Merttux
Oklaquay
Iisa
Fansice
Iss
Romney
Facia
Estef
Besse
Unity club plans lecture by Chicago editor Boyd Jones
Members of the Unity club celebrate securing Boyd Jones of Chicago to deliver a lecture titled The Cost of at Me a Market Hall next Saturday evening. Jones, editor of a leading Chicago religious paper, also pastors All Seals. He has built a reputation as a lecturer and is reportedly booked for ten engagements in New England this season, though he will not travel beyond.
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Hallowell
Indianapolis
Indiana
New York
Topeka
Frank Smith
Frank
Hin
Unity Club
Jackin
Boyd Jones
Chimago
Papalas
Market Lall
Jones
Chicago
All Seals
Hhe
Efer
New Bucland
Wieblta
The Awkward Age and Gentle Parenting Thoughts
Clara Holbrook Smith reflects on the difficult period of adolescence, urging mothers to avoid harsh rebukes and to treat boys with the same courtesy as girls. She cites books on child care, emphasizes character building, and argues that kindness and consistent guidance foster mature, chivalrous behavior.
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Clara Holbrook Smith
H. H
Mary Allen West
Worst Streets in New York Area Warn Paving Costs Rise
Fragmented OCR note describes heavy snow fall and rooftops spilling tons of snow onto streets. Observes steep drifts and problems for street wear and paving costs. Critiques new administration proposals for Southern Kansas paving price increases.
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Rex der Baate
Kansas
Benceforth
Flags and Sings for Ratification Day Stir Local Campaign
A woman leads a small procession with decorated flags and songs to back ratification Day. The narrator claims campaign banners were used to adorn a car carrying Harrison supporters toward Columbus, Ohio. The owner seeks dawn’s light as the event moves forward with a traveling entourage and a Wednesday departure.
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Sigsing Reesel
Solcner
Harrison
Columbus
Ohio
Recital and Tuition Rise at College of Music
The College of Music reports its most prosperous term since opening, with nearly double tuition gains and many new pupils for next term starting November 13. The second pupil recital of the year is next Wednesday evening in the spacious society room, seating five hundred. program begins promptly at 7:30. Extra cars will be provided from Main and Douglas Avenue. admission is free to the public. Performances include pianoforte solos, a danse, violin pieces, songs, and vocal trio numbers featuring Miss Alma Atl er and others.
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College of Music
Main
Douglas Avenue
Cilamas
Wichita
Amusements Magnet Stoffel at Crawford Tuesday
Magale Stoffel the popular actress will appear at Crawford Tuesday evening November 0 in a stage production of Ras written by C. W. Walter of the Palladelphia Press. The drama is described as lively and well written with sharp dialogue and strong climaxes. The piece revolves around a laborer’s daughter and her life in a city, with scenes of social contrast. Luminaries including Maxwell & Co and Chicane Fontently are noted. the event includes a concert by Pratt J. Tillotson and a bake sale by the Lincoln Street Presbyterian Church. The first term opens next Tuesday with a pay rate of 82 per week for students. attendance is urged.
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Magale Stoffel
Magete Miteipel
Crawford
C. W. Waltera
Palladelahia Press
Bern
Seconi
Tueaday
Tanetur
Efter
Farvis
Huard
Courts Hear Gambling Charges and Prostitution Case Details
The court daily docket lists Cassie Leclair, Joe White, George Davis, George Williams, Williem Hatcher, Susie Senith and others facing gambling and prostitution charges. Several defendants were convicted or fined, with references to warrants, sentences, and damages. A separate case mentions Lily Hulland Brothers and Poster Cane and damages set for a brakes incident.
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Cassie Leclair
Sue Yeterday
Dad Jenkine
Clack
Joe White
Steefer
George Davis
George Williams
Williem Hatcher
Homer
Susie Senith
Icstice Cote
Hammond
Guily
Lily Ve Hulland Brothers
Poster Cane
Jesse Bethel
Kellar & Kalier
District Court Minutes Reveal Appointments and Filings
Judge Reed spent most of the session hearing motions as Theos Shaw’s attachment against John Scott arose. Alfa Swezey appointed administrator of the William M Swezey estate, with Lood Sled and Vere as heirs, and E Lee Hall named desi atatenter of the estate. Bondings set for several guardianships while local civic societies faced scrutiny and upcoming reports prompt continued cooperation among residents.
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District Court
Reed
Theos Shaw
John Scott
Alfa Swezey
William M Swezey
E Lee Hall
Cassizam
Alfa Swesey
Bond
Swesey Misor
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Business Manages
ML M. Murdock & Bro
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Tahoe
Sesratee
Atvectining
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Sobirans
Wrasaieer
ALJ. Davis
Gorieid
J. W. Ned
Minneapolis
J. TL
Decker
Weattall
Harper
B. C. Jahnson
Rem HL
Clark
Orem
Teager
Anguses
C. Macket
el Uotado
S. WL Smith
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M Neal
Cubeade & Srings
Greneceet
Oliver Caves
St Letia
Tayler
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Leives
Fenia
Ion
Bensley
Hertiey
Lyme
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Praeieule
Vane Tayler
Arsestell Soni
Robert Ebwer
Judge Baritien
Yvestentag Wickiin
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Pritentay
Dougie
Beurti
A We ‘Lory
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Thas Cite
Wred Hazen
Mowrs Robinson & Clemppan Lace
South Kansas
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Fred
Geo. W. McDoumell
Traie
Creeks Council
J. W. Sterns
Lars Wis
Seany
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Proyeris
Mra
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Jipes Modis Sturt
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Tin Davis
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Viger
Bert Tay
Weukione
Helmg
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Walden
Gen Ness Miller
Deumoes Miller
Dows
Aterstte
Tnd
War of Realmosit
Trecsity Club Lecterr
Socratic
Bosreetie Fastory
Sadie Guisre
Chas Ky
Paysos
S. Frances Stewer
Wright
Teath
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Pacific Ocean
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Charley
Roland
NY Americk
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Virgil
Alma AtLer
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Gound Lacy
Wienntte
Aeve
Retuante
Tannhauser
Mrs
Central
Sy Mathis Prerera
Maxwell & Col
North Lawrence
Sereice
Pratt
J. Tillotson
Garitene
Wasessid
Univemsiny
the Lanes Aid Society of
Lincoln Street
Chorch
Corte Lyncota
Sayporia Avenue
Parteeraothee
Mea Corals, Soc
Chas Hatton
Sil Wan Avenas
Brean
TJ. May
Rana
Gome
Ieampellin Purcell Regier
Ciy
Acelin
Epsater
Reval
Gino
Merrimack
Cash Henderson
North Main
Purniur
Mady ST
Douglas Ave
Manly
Rome
Americas
Oban
Borran
Hood
Uue Dolan
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