Whitlow’s Side Is Next in May Sapp Case
Court hears Dr. Lambeth testify on a neck wound and the possibility May Sapp inflicted her own injuries. Whitlow’s statements and a written confession are discussed as evidence, with cross examination focusing on the nature of the wounds and the deceased’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Ritter
G.b.lambeth
Moran
F. Jo Ogler
Whitlow
Foust
Mr. Ritter
Dr. Lambeth
O. Bollinger
May
Bollinger
Peterson
Ritter
Ene
Lilley Case Declared Closed by House Panel
A House special committee investigated Representative George L. Lilley over charges tied to the Electric Boat matter and reported its findings. The House adopted the report by a substantial majority and stated no further action is contemplated, effectively ending the affair.
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George L. Lilley
Costinse
Associated Press
Cannon
Lilley
Electric Boat Company
Children Get One Day Outing at Swope Park
Mrs Henry N Ess state chairman of the milanthropy committee of the Missouri eperation of Women's clubs has won the Second district executive committee endorsement to host a one day outing for Kansas City children at Swope park on Saturday June 13. Fifteen federated clubs from Tedison county represent the Second district and all city women’s clubs are invited to join the picnic for the children.
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Henry N. Ess
Missouri
Kansas City
Swope Park
Tedison County
Atheneum
Central Study
South Prospect
Bancroft
Ruskin
Council of Jewish Women
Magazine
Portia
Clionian
Keramic
Des Moines Votes Under New Commission Referendum Plan
Des Moines Iowa May 22 The first vote in Des Moines under the referendum feature of the new commission system will be held in November. The question asks whether taxes should be remitted for five or ten years to new factories locating in Des Moines. Critics say tax exemption for industrial wealth shifts the levy onto poorer residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Des Moines Commission
Bailey
Dr Carter of New York Here at Assembly
The Rev William Carter formerly of First Presbyterian church attends the general assembly. He has been granted a one year vacation due to threat trouble and will sail May 28 from New York for Europe, with Switzerland as his objective point.
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William Carter
First Presbyterian Church
New York
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Carter
Europe
Switzerland
Oklahoma Bankers Meet Eyes On Usury Law Debate
Oklahoma Bankers' association to hold its twelfth annual meeting in Iutervur on May 22 with about 300 members expected. President E P Blake of Blackwell argues against a usury law favoring supply and demand to regulate interest and warns such a law could stagnate business. Officers listed include Blake Kennedy Cockrell Wade Engle and group chairmen across five districts.
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E. P. Blake
Association
Law of Supply
Iutervur
Oklahoma Bankers’ Association
Oklahoma
E. P. Blake Olackwell
Blackwell
A. D. Kennedy
Okmulgee
E. B. Cockrell
el Reno
T. L. Wade
Marlow
Charles L. Engle
E. F. Johns
Chickasha
L. A. Wilson
E. A. Pendarvis
Enid
William Mee
Oklahoma City
A. R. Eastman
Guthrie
J. W. Orr
Vinita
W. E. Rowsey
Muskogee
Benjamin Mills
W. C. Kandt
Byars
Return of W B Strang and the Irene trial car
W B Strang president of the Missouri and Kansas Interurban railroad returns from New York with seventy five Eastern railroad executives after a trial run of the Irene a self propelled railroad car. The run covered ninety five miles from New York to Philadelphia in one hour forty minutes through fog. The car will visit Eastern lines Canada and then proceed to Chicago for use on the Chicago and Northwestern railroad. Strang plans bids to electrify the Strang line between Kansas City and Olathe Kansas twenty two miles while operations of the self propelled cars continue in the interim.
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W. B. Strang
Missouri & Kansas Interurban Railroad
New York
Eastern Railroads
Irene
Stra Company
Philadelphia
Canada
Erie Railroad
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Strang
Kansas City
Olathe
Kas
Funeral of Mrs. Bertha Rogers in Kansas City
The funeral for Mrs. Bertha Rogers wife of Nicholas Rogers of 327 North Fifth street Kansas City Kansas was held yesterday at St Josephs Catholic church under the ladies society. The body rests in a vault at St Johns cemetery. Mrs Rogers survives by her husband four children and two brothers Michael and Andrew Skorga.
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Bertha Rogers
Nicholas Rogers
North Fifth Street
Kansas City
Kas
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Ladies’ Society
St. John’s Cemetery
Corn Shucks by Ed Kuhn Captures Music Scene
Ed Kuhn’s semi time two step Corn Shucks is near sale with over 4000 advance orders. J W Jenkins Sons Music Co reports strong demand and calls it the publisher’s biggest hit yet. Kansas City hosts three famed writers Harry Kelly Charlie Daniels and Ed Kuhn amid growing regional sales.
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Ed Kuhn
J. W. Jenkins’s Sons Music Co
Mr. Kuhn
Kansas City
Harry Kelly
Peaceful Henry
Charlie Daniels
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J. S. Lillis
Wm. T. Johnson
H. Koehler
Western Exchange Bank
Resources
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L. Waldo
J. R. Lillis
Wm. Ht
Roshi
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