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Domestic News
September 29, 1922
The Topeka State Journal
Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas
What is this article about?
Governor Allen is assigning Wichita Beacon editors to temporary roles in Topeka during the closing weeks of his administration. Elmer T. Peterson returned after a month, with Sidney Coleman next to assist, followed by Peterson's short return.
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Governor Allen will give another of his editors a chance to brush up on state acquaintances. Elmer T. Peterson has returned to his editorial desk in the Wichita Beacon office after a month of secretaryship service. Now Sidney Coleman, managing editor, is coming to Topeka to help keep state affairs straight during the closing weeks of the Allen administration.
Peterson is to return to Topeka next week for a short stay. Then Coleman will have a chance. Maybe there will be another editor or two on the job when he goes home. Both Peterson and Coleman are widely known among Kansas newspaper men.
Peterson is to return to Topeka next week for a short stay. Then Coleman will have a chance. Maybe there will be another editor or two on the job when he goes home. Both Peterson and Coleman are widely known among Kansas newspaper men.
What sub-type of article is it?
Appointment
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Governor Allen
Elmer Peterson
Sidney Coleman
Wichita Beacon
Kansas Editors
State Administration
What entities or persons were involved?
Governor Allen
Elmer T. Peterson
Sidney Coleman
Where did it happen?
Topeka
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Topeka
Event Date
Next Week
Key Persons
Governor Allen
Elmer T. Peterson
Sidney Coleman
Event Details
Elmer T. Peterson returned to Wichita Beacon after a month as secretary to Governor Allen. Sidney Coleman, managing editor, is going to Topeka to assist with state affairs in the closing weeks of the administration. Peterson will return briefly next week, and possibly more editors will follow.