Indictments Threaten Three Republican Leaders in Kentucky
A Frankfort report says Franklin county grand jury prepared true bills charging bribery and conspiracy against three leading Kentucky Republicans, including W. Godfrey Hunter, John Wilton, and E. T. Franks, in a bid to influence the state senate vote. Witnesses Gaines Tanner and Fred Gordon testified, with Hunter Wilson and Franks denying charges and pledging to prosecute.
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Police Matron Sought After Lawrence Missionary Union Meeting
The Lawrence Missionary Union met at the Methodist church with Mrs Nethen Henshaw arranging programs on Armenian studies and women’s work. Reports from Miss Snow on the YWCA and a plea for a free kindergarten for colored children spurred discussion and a committee was formed. The union urged reinstating a police motion and reactivating the curfew ordinance through the city council.
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L A W Committees Named Today by Kansas Division
Officials of the Kansas Division of the L A W named today the division committees for the coming year. The list covers facings board transportation finance and road improvement with members from Topeka Wichita Abilene Lawrence and other towns. A separate item reports a fatal accident near town where a man died after being struck by a split limb while trimming a tree.
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River flood fears rise as levees strain along Mississippi
April 10 dispatches report worsening flood conditions across the lower Mississippi. Levees are being strengthened as thousands labor to shield towns from rising waters. Refugees multiply in Helena and Vicksburg regions while shortages and distress rise in Arkansas islands and surrounding counties.
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Voorhees Dead the Tall Sycamore of the Wabash
Daniel Voorhees ex United States Senator from Indiana died at his Washington home at 6 this morning aged 76 He was a leading figure on tariff and finance in the Senate and played a prominent role in the Sherman Silver Law repeal His death ends a lengthy public career noted for health issues and legislative influence.
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Bribery Probe Flares as Lewelling Faces Scrutiny in Kansas
In Topeka and Wichita reports, Senator Lewelling, Representative Smith, and ex-Representative Hanna sit amid new bribery charges. Lewelling denies guilt while待 awaiting committee action. Clark admits loaning money, denies bribery as investigations continue alongside Tucker and Boyd testimonies.
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Two Mothers Act Desperately on Ferry Boat
On a St Louis ferry a mother threw her two young children into the river and then jumped after them. The children were saved but the mother's body was not recovered. A hat band note pointed to Mrs Bertha Joad as a possible identity clue. The Henry Hill ferry ran between East Carondelet and Davis Street.
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Mystery Sister Reported Missing From Cincinnati Home
April 10. A charity sister from Louisville named Marie Flood vanished after laying down a book in the Mount Adame sisters' home yard two years ago. Her brother J W Flood has searched in Louisville without success. Police were alerted yesterday as the case draws attention in Cincinnati and surrounding areas.
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Ill-Fated Arlington Tornado Strikes Georgia Town
Telegrams report another gulf cyclone crossing the Apalachicola valley sweeping northward to the Chattahoochee and Flint rivers. In Ozark and Arlington lives were lost as timbers toppled, a baby saved by a mother, and a church crippled. Valdosta also suffered trees uprooted and extensive damage.
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Fairchild Out as Hanses College Head Fails to Retain Post
In Manhattan Kansas on April 10 the Hanses Agricultural College board of regents demanded resignations from the faculty and assistants, replacing President George Fairchild with Prof. Thomas E. Wills who held the chair of political economy. Retained were Profs. Olin and Walters, Assistants Hood and Willard, and Librarian Miss Pierce. The same report notes government action in Torrance dismissing embezzlement charges against Frank William, superintendent of the money order department at Topeka post office.
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Markets Report From Kansas City Grain and Live Stock
Market notes from Kansas City dated April 10 show nominal steadiness across items. Oats firm and fairly active, barand hay prices steady to firm with mixed ranges. receipts reported for carriers, hogs, and cattle varied with higher open and week-end close.
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