Beatrice Hosts Massive Beatrice Flower Parade Event
Judge Kine sustained the demurrer in the big irrigation case, upholding the irrigation law as constitutional but directing parties to first file with the irrigation board. Twenty thousand visitors attended the Korn Karnival flower parade in Beatrice, Neb., with seven bands and elaborate floats, plus a mass open air concert and fireworks display.
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Kansas Returns Slow as Republicans Win Eight of Thirteen Judges
From Topeka Kansas reports late last night staged incomplete returns of Tuesdays election. Republicans claim eight of thirteen judges won with ten claimed and three to fusionists. Fusionists report eight districts won but no figures. County results show Republicans ahead in about half the counties. Populists say gains to 850 to 875 office holders. Barber County marks Republican sweep for Jerry Simpson.
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Judge rules civil service protects officers from removal
A Martinsburg report states Judge John J. Jackson held that civil service law bars removal by shifting duties and grants courts power to restrain appointing officials. The decision reinstates a storekeeper and gauger, arguing that salary and rank must remain intact and that job changes equate to dismissal without due process.
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Twenty-First Annual Knights of Labor Session Opens in Louisville
General assembly of the Knights of Labor convened in Louisville Louisville Kentucky with over 100 delegates from across the United States Canada and foreign districts. The opening session featured leaders including J K R Sovereign T W McGuire John W Hayes Andrew D Best H B Martin and Daniel Grown. The gathering will last about ten days with secret sessions and restricted floor attendance.
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Minnesota
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Double Murder In Missouri Near Benron
At noon yesterday nine miles east of here Arthur Wright killed John Hess and shot Hess's father William S. Hess at their home. All are farmers with no stated motive. The murderer passed here this afternoon and is moving south. Forger Thomas again breaks jail at Mimpuis on November 9 by cutting the cell bar and escaping through a window.
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Dr Williams Pink Pills Cited As Rheumatism Cure
A Ripley Illinois reader recounts rapid recovery from severe rheumatism using Dr Williams Pink Pills. After failed medical aid, six to seven boxes restored health, with the writer claiming total remission. The piece promotes the pills as a blood and nerve remedy, sold 50 cents a box or six for 2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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