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Newspaper

Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1908

Page

5

Man to Face Murder Charge in Ottawa Case Trial

The Ottawa jury hears key circumstantial evidence against Frank Schneck in his wife’s murder trial. Witnesses describe a rig with two people on Centropolis road and a window sighting at Schneck residence. The defense challenges prior arrests and credibility as trial progresses.

Ottawa Kas Frank Schneck Centropolis W. FF. Enelebright Schneck Pleasant Wilson Jane Schneck Hoyt Altgether Artie Wether Watnessrs Persis Frank Voaies Peamena Natabry de Fedt Pomona Torelck Frank Abs Molite Stewart Tividwesson

Holiday Declared in Los Angeles for Atlantide Fleet Visit

Mayor orders a four day general holiday in Los Angeles as the Atlantide fleet visits. Businesses close, crowds flock to beaches and ships, with 3 000 to 4 000 sailors granted liberty daily. A sail maker from New Jersey was killed by a Santa Fe train at First Street crossing. he was 31, previously enlisted in Boston.

Los Angeres Cal Flarper Los Angeles Ttes F. Johanson New Jersey Santa Fe Boston

They Fought on a River Raft and Drowned

In Snowyen Ohio April 21 John Swisher Andy Coats and Barney Callaghan defied police orders left the city on a raft made of logs and driftwood and traveled toward Fort Smith. A drunken quarrel broke out on the Canadian river flooding and capsizing the raft, all three fell into the torrent and drowned with bodies not yet recovered.

Snowyen John Swisher Andy Coats Barney Callaghan Canadian Fort Smith

Remembering Cars and Sirens Then in Town

A reminiscence from 1950 recalls motor cars honking through town before pedestrians were required to carry sirens. The speaker notes the era when traffic sounds defined daily life and reflects on changing rules.

Architect Vows Start on New Union Passenger Station

Jarvis Hunt says the Bank of Commerce building work is nearly finished and the four million dollar Union Station project can begin soon once the Terminal company and city approve ordinances. He expects contracts awarded within sixty days of site readiness and promises a top quality station rivaling New York and Washington in scope. Hunt to confer with H L Harmon of the Terminal Company and return to Chicago tomorrow.

Bank of Commerce Union Jarvis Hunt Commerce Building Mr. Hunt H. L. Harmon Terminal Company New York Washington Kansas City The Star Hunt

The Witching Hour at Willis Wood theater in Kansas City

Augustus Thomas new drama The Witching Hour closes a week at Willis Wood with strong company from the Shu berts. Telepathy and hypnotism theme noted as distinguishing, but pacing sometimes slow. Cast includes William Morris Miss Awelw Gardner Miss Ann Warrington Miss Pay Wallace Edward Lee John Sempolis and others. Barker stock also presents The Admirable Crichton with Henry Kolker in lead role and Miss Nielsen. Master Rice appears as Buster Brown at Grandheater with Tige and Mary Jane and an attractive chorus enhances the show.

Augustus Thomas Willis Wood Shuberts Corrateces William Morris Awelw Gardner Ann Warrington Pay Wallace Edward Lee John Sempolis Lawrence Gratiian William=. Humphrrey Joseph Graybill Lews Bishop Hall Barker Stock Company J. M. Barrie Crichton William Collette Kansas City Henry Kolker Bertha Katich Master Rice Buster Brown Tige Mary Jane Buster Lelia Cantona Hughes Trio

Men nearly buried in Muskogee sewer dispute

In Muskogee on April 21, police halted a clash between W T Martin and the Cleveland Trinidad paving firm over a sewer connection. Martin and a plumber dug a trench, a crowd protested, and both sides prepared damages suits after a temporary truce and legal review.

Muskocer Muskogee Cleveland Trinidad Paving Company W. T. Martin Martin

Oil prospects eyed near Ardmore Missouri by Carr Oil

West Virginia Carr Oil company of Parkersburg has leased several thousand acres around Ardmore Macon county Missouri and will prospect for oil once 15 000 acres are secured. Local experts compare surface indicators to West Virginia and Indiana fields. Company contracts landowners for oil on a royalty basis and rejects free grants or stock sales.

Macon Carr Oil Company Parkersburg W. Va Ardmore Macon County West Virginia Indiana Ard Lee

Harvey Named President and Manager at Monte Ne Hotel

W H Coin Harvey the author of Coin's Financial School now serves as president and manager of the Club blouse Hotel and Cottage company at Monte Ne Arkansas. He recounts writing the book after dismissing the silver standard and how sales topped two million copies. He notes Monte Ne's springs and fishing on the lake and White River as health resort attractions.

Monte Ne Ark Coin's Financial School W. H Harvey Cain’s Financial School Chicago Cain's Financial School Coin Publishing Company Club Blouse Hotel and Cottage Company, & Co-operative White River

Heirs and Probate Battle Over Saloon Estate

Heirs of James Cullen, saloon keeper of 1301 Grand Ave, contest admin appointment after his death April 16. Probate clerk appointed KR. Sr. Crohn as administrator, while William Cullen and others seek Leopold Adler appointment and sue to restrain the clerk’s action. The estate is valued at about $2,000.

James Cullen Grand Avenue KR. Sr. Crohn William Cullen Fanny Bush Riegger W. J. Bellitt Leopold Adler

Bonner Springs Health Resort Talks At Kansas City

Bonner Springs businessmen urged the Mercantile Club to study the town as a health resort. A committee led by J. N. Atkinson will visit Bonner Springs next Saturday, and another panel will seek county help for a macadam road to Kansas City. A large hotel rises as a summer resort plans unfold near a big lake and medicinal springs.

Bonner Springs Kas Mercantile Club Kansas City J. N. Atkinson C. W. Kerr W. B. Sutton W. R Childs J. W. Breidenthal

Eleven Jurors Remain in Kansas City Soap Case

In Wyandotte county district court, 11 jurors remain after F Ellsworth failed to report for the Chadborn and Wailey versus Kansas City Soap case. Attorneys allowed the eleven jurors to settle the matter. Judge McCabe Moore issued a bench warrant for Ellsworth and said a fine will be imposed. Chadborn and Bailey, contractors, installed machinery in the plant and seek payment.

F. Ellsworth Chadborn and Wailey Kansas City Soap Company Wyandotte McCabe Moore Ellsworth Chadborn and Bailey

A Farm Boy Charged With Political Dissent

W. S. Atchess of Osage County Kansas described as Socialist and Anarchist by a police officer caused a disturbance in a penny amusement saver on Union Avenue. In police court he denied the labels and memory of the night's events, apologizing as Judge Kyle fined him two dollars.

W. S. Atchess Osage County Kansas Union Avenue Atchess Kyle

Falling stone injures man near church site

Gilbert Bone, a negro, was struck on the right knee by a falling eight pound stone from a chimney seventy five feet high behind the Congregational church at Eleventh and McGee. He was taken to the emergency hospital with a knee injury that was not broken. Dr. W L Gist treated him. Separately, Prof Isidor Loeb of the University of Missouri spoke at Manual Training High School on the Newer State University and urged Kansas City pupils to enter the university. He will address the Commercial club tonight.

Gilbert Bone Congregational Eleventh and McGee Streets Bone W. L. Gist Loeb Yalks Manual State University Manual Training High School Isidor Loeb Missouri University Loeb Kansas City

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