Woman in Kansas City Case Denies Galena Kin claim
Mrs Henry or Mrs Hunt denies visiting Galena Kansas and denies knowing F C Hunt a mining engineer. Police officials pursue verification as hospital staff note old letters sewn in her skirt while mental state remains uncertain.
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Henry Hoover-Hunt
Kansas
Maria Louise Hunt
Star
Galena
Kas
F. C. Hunt
J. C. Greenman
Hunt
Colonel Greenman
Texas
Kansas City
Greenman
Mary Louise Henry
Los Angeles
Paul B. Clayton
General Hospital
Clayton
Yuma
Ariz
Clymer
St. Elmo Sanders
Convent Robber Kehle Caught After Confession
Robert Kehle, accused of robbing three convents and a Methodist home in the past two weeks, was captured after a full confession. A veteran thief, he has served prison terms and traveled through St Louis Chicago Milwaukee and other cities using religious devotion times to strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Str. Paul
Robert Kehle
Evenina
Kehle
St Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Irish to Support Churchill After Manchester Meeting
Nationalists say Churchill's assurances on Liberal stance and Irish self government satisfy them. John Redmond’s United Irish League announces it will back Churchill and prepare recommendations for Irish voters in Manchester. Churchill seeks re election to Parliament following his cabinet appointment as president of the Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustrx
Winston Spencer Churchill
Manchester
Liberal Party
John Fedmond
United Irish League
Churchill
Board of Trade
Mayor of Cassville Quits After Veto Fight
Aurora Mo April 21 Cassville loses its mayor when the council overrode his veto on a law allowing cattle swine asses and goats to run at large in the city. Mayor Charles D Manley and City Attorney Frost have resigned. A special election will be held to fill the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Cassville
Charles D. Manley
Frost
Railroad Fops Shot His Bride
Jacob Ashoff a railroad engineer shot and fatally wounded his wife at Bellair Ohio and then killed himself after a quarrel in which Mrs Ashoff allegedly slapped him. The couple had been married only a few months. The tragedy occurred in Wucetinc West Virginia on April 21.
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Wucetinc
W. Va
Jacob Ashoff
Bellair
Leavenworth Mayor Denies Saloon Closing Order
Topeka April 21 Attorney General Fred Jackson urges Leavenworth Mayor E W Crancer to close all joints at once after a report he had ordered 1am closures. Crancer denies any saloon orders in official capacity and notes rumors of unauthorized notices while acknowledging local joints on Delaware and Third streets.
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Topeka
Fred §. Jackson
E. W. Crancer
Leavenworth
Crancer
Kas
Jackson
Delaware Street
Third Street
May
Crance
Utility for the Referendum in Ohio Legislature
The Ohio legislature debates a referendum law allowing city voters to block or approve city franchises. A bill adds an initiative clause, enabling street railway firms to push their own franchises directly to the people. Cleveland Electric Railway may revive a seven for twenty five cent fare plan if the measure passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Fom
Johnson
Cleveland
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Prank Orders Lead to City Livery Rigs Delivered
Three livery rigs were delivered to Frank W. Moore at 7 East Thirty Fourth Street Sunday afternoon. Moore, unaware of any orders, refused the rigs and learned someone ordered them. Postal cards were sent to all Kansas City liverymen urging ignoring telephone orders in his name. Moore works for the Kansas City Sewing Machine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Moore
East Thirtyfourth Street
Mr. Moore
Kansas City
Kansas City Sewing Machine Company
Death by own action shocks Garfield School
Ray Warwick, a pupil at Garfield School, killed himself by drinking carbolic acid after taunts about his mother. Principal Charles B. Reynolds and teacher Amy Miller testified he had been robust and normal. Dr. Eugene Carbaugh urged medical inspection as a possible preventive measure. funeral services are set for tomorrow at 9 30 at the home with burial in DeWitt, Missouri.
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Ray
Harry Hansell
Charles B. Reynolds
Garfield
Unlss
Amy Miller
Eugene Carbaugh
John Spargo
Ray Warwick
Elma Avenue
DeWitt
Equalization Board Schedules May Hearings for Railroads
Jefferson City April 21 The state board of equalization sets hearing dates for railroad and telegraph property valuations for this year’s taxes. Dates span May 5 to May 18 with multiple rail lines and associated companies listed for each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
State Board of Equalization
Railroad
Bridge, Telegraph and Telephone Companies
Atelison, Peka & Santa Fe Railway
Kansas City Belk Paileey
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
St. Louis, Kansas City & Colorado Railway
Kansoe City Southern Railway
Kansas City Independence
Wabash
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Railroad
Ee Quincey, Omaha & Kansas City Railroad
Chicago & Alton Railway
Chicago Creat Western Railway
Chicago, Milwaukee & Stranl Railway
Missouri Pacific Railway
St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Railway
St. Louis Merchants’ Bridge Terminal Railway
The
Terminal Railroad Association of
St. Louis
Hannibal Cosaetine Railroad
Missouri & Lassen m4
Missouri Southern Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Middlebrow
Veanteville & Belleview
Paragould & Memphis
Mississippi River
Bonne Terre
Perth Springs Railway
Cassville & Regen Puc
Miile
Gmme & Sn
Gossip of society notes from Kansas City social season
Mrs William R Nelson will host a lunch for ten at 1 30 tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Charles W Marsh return from Ohio after Mrs Marshs mother’s death. Mrs Ross visits Mrs John L McDonald in St Joseph and Mrs McDonald hosted a Literary Luncheon. Travel talk followed lunch.
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William R. Nelson
Charles W. Marsh
Morrow
Ohio
Mrs. Marsh
John A. Ross
John L McDonald
St. Joseph
Demurrer Sustained in Tucker Oil Case. New Indictment Targeted
Judge Amidon sustains the demurrer to A M Tucker secretary of Uncle Sam Oil charged with mail fraud and United States District Attorney Bone says a new indictment will be drawn to meet objections. Trial likely set for Thursday or Friday after the new bill is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torexa
Amidon
United States Court
A. M. Tucker
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Tucker
T. J. Bone
United States
Presbyterian General Assembly to Draw 4000 Here
The one hundred twentieth general assembly of the Presbyterian church will run May 21 to June 1 in Kansas City attracting over 4,000 visitors. Sessions occur at Convention hall with 800 commissioners and many ministers and businessmen expected. Planned entertainments include a Fort Leavenworth visit and a reception with motor car rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Convention Hall
Presbyterian and
Cumberland Presbyterian
Fort Leavenworth
Brief City News Items From Kansas City
Gladys Gascon two dies at 702 Southwest boulevard Rosedale burial at Shawnee cemetery this afternoon DeWitt C Durham dies at Red Cross hospital funeral 10 am tomorrow at Stines chapel burial Forest Hill cemetery Council aims to secure new police quarters in Armourdale Kansas City Kan unsanitary police building Malinda Sherbocker widow 45 dies at Wesley hospital burial Oak Grove cemetery Kan sas City Kan funeral home 215 Delaware street judge W D Webb Atchison Kansas called to Mississippi lectures postponed at Central Baptist church Ninth and Olive streets subject The Trial of Jesus Christ
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Gladys Gascon
Henry Gascon
Southwest Boulevard
Rosedale
Shawnee Cemetery
DeWitt C. Durham
Red Cross
Stine’s Chapel
Forest Hill Cemetery
Kansas City
Kas
Armourdale
Malinda Sherbocker
Wesley Hospital
Delaware Street
Oak Grove
W. D. Webb
Atchison
Central, Baptist Church
Ninth and Olive Streets
Mississippi
Woman Newspaper Writer to Wed in City License Granted
Miss Amy A. Byram a newspaper writer formerly with the Chicago American and Des Moines Daily Capital and Harry M. Bibbings a shoe salesman obtained a marriage license this morning. After marriage they will go to San Antonio Texas where Bibbings will engage in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy A. Byram
Chicago American
Des Moines Daily Capital
Harry M. Bibbings
San Antonio
Tex
Bibbings
Death of John Boyd Dudley at 81
John Boyd Dudley aged 81 died this morning at his home 1319 Virginia street. A son Keene R. Dudley operates a drug store at Thirty-fifth Street and Woodland Avenue. Funeral services set for 2 PM tomorrow at the home with burial in Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyd Dudley
Virginia Street
Keene R. Dudley
Thirty-fifth Street
Woodland Avenue
Union Cemetery
You may all live to be a century says new thought speaker
In Philadelphia Ledger a near new thought speaker declares vitality and longevity to the audience. A voice questions the purpose as listeners realize a truly new idea has entered the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
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Walnut Street
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Auturn, N. Y
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