Bond set in Topeka fraud case against Mon Day couple
In Leavenworth a United States commissioner held Don Al Monn Day and Mrs Monn Day of Popeka for trial on the charge of using the mails to defraud. Bonds were set at 5000 each as the grand jury weighs indictments. Witnesses testified that securities and real estate values backed the alleged scheme. Mrs Mon Day pleaded for leniency, insisting she will stand trial in Topeka.
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Leavenworth
Ken
United States
Don al Monn Day
Lb. W. Moun Day
Popeka
Bond
Anon
Ander Ponte
Diey Root
Smur
Monn Day
Iram C. Root
Topeka
Mean Day
Root
Robertson
le Hank
Karey Bona
Eigkteen
Abedalie Chonsand
Mr. Rand
Voic
Ot Lave
Fopeka
Hite
Mr. Hite
Hiram C. Root
American Sugar Manufacturing and Refining Company
J.B. Shimer
Shawnee County
I. Skelly
Pueblo
Moon Days
Sugar Teast
W. E. Goodall
la Junta
Goodall
Maun
Visiriot
Keberison
Mon Day
WINTOWN VS BELVOIR PLAY HERE AS LEAGUE TEAM AWAY
Williamstown and Belvoir meet at Woodland Park to entertain Lawrence fans while the Lawrence Inter-state League team travels to Atchison tomorrow. The clubs previously tied in ten innings during the CLPL picnic day game and will finish the contest. Contenders listed include Hingnes Williamstown Smith Hunter Silirk Tarnesley Stallard Giese Moore Sut tone and Sur tan with Johnson and Heel wan among players.
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Lawrence
Atchison
Williamstown
Belvoir
Swan Sitters Ogg
Woodland Park
Hingnes Williamstown
Smith Hunter Silirk
Tarnesley
Kansas farmer wealth index up as wheat crop thrives
J P Slaughter of Topeka declares Kansas wealth rose for 21 years, citing 70,000,000 bushels of wheat and strong livestock values. He notes bank deposits per family, livestock on hand, and total farm output to argue farmers remain optimistic despite drought. A state tax commission summary supports improving conditions and urges calm amid reports of hardship.
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Kansas
Atpeka
Kan
J. P Slaughter
Fara Prtgage Company
Topeka
Slaughter
Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Coburn Watt
Rywood
Hinsk
Searest
Kans
State Tax Commission
Samuel T. Howe
Board of Railway Commissioners
Ts Commission
Puf
Journal-World
Bad Han
City Vent
Public Service Corporation
Mothers Friend For Expectant Mothers At Local Stores
An advertisement extols Mothers Friend as an external remedy aiding abdominal muscles during pregnancy. It claims to relieve tension prevent tenderness and pain ease labor and reduce laceration. Prepared by Bra Geld Regulator Co Atlanta GA catalogues a booklet for expectant mothers.
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Sigther
Bra Geld Regulator Co
Lamar Building
Atlanta
Oath on firm partnership and surety noted in Ta- Ted
The document shows J. Cheney swearing that he and a partner of the firm F. J. Cheney will pay one hundred dollars for each oath or bond, signed before Notary A. W. Gleason on December day, in Ta- Ted, Coney and State. An unrelated advertisement for Hals Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills follows, lacking coherence with the oath portion.
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Tove
J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney
Ta- Ted
Coney and State
Seap
A. W._GLEASON
Hall
Cure for scalp condition shared by Mrs Wadey
A signed reminiscence from December 14 1912 recounts a girl aged ten with a scalp eruption that formed into a rash then dried. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment her hair grew back fully in six weeks with no further trouble, she is now twenty six and has remained clear.
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Mry
H. J. Wadey
Cuticura Ad Notes Skin Relief From 1912
A reader from Milwaukee describes relief from itching and burning using Cuticura Soap and Ointment after a 1912 skin eruption. Ad copy promotes Cuticura products and offers free samples via Cuticura Dept. T Boston. The text also mentions estate disputes, a suspected double murder, a Cardui testimonial, and a Sicilian stowaway tale.
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Jackson St
Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph Cassone
Dept. T
Boston
Boy Runs Away From Sicily to Reunite with Mother
A young traveler recounts enduring a harsh voyage to the United States as a child. Taken to Sicily by a relative for schooling, he says he was forced to hard labor. He eventually escaped and left for Greenleaf last night to reach his mother.
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Sicily
Kansas City
Aus Dghnistefano
Kapani
James Distefano
Greenleaf
Kan
Bie
Trapani
Pailaster
Abe
United States
Stubbs Brothers Buy $40,000 Saline County Ranch Cattle
Stubbs of Denver, brothers linked to ex Governor Stubbs, completed the purchase of the ranch herd on the Saline river north of the county. The deal neared forty thousand dollars, boosting their total ranch investment to over a hundred thousand. The property is noted as one of the finest fenced ranches in the county with the Saline river running through its length.
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Saline County
Ef.stubbs
Denver
Stubbs
Saline River
William Hall
Bryan peace plan to be presented at Hague talks
Secretary Bryan's plan to bind nations to submit grievances to arbitration and deter preparation for war will be formally laid before the Interparliamentary Union conference in The Hague on September 3 by Senator Burton of Ohio. He sails from New York tomorrow as one of seven members of a special committee. The group includes Germany Austria France Belgium Greece and the United States.
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Washington
Bryah
the Interparliamentary Union
Burton
Ohio
New York
Ile
Germany
Austria
France
Belgium
Greece
United States
Hague Court
Bryan
Siations
Imd
Huien
Five Megat wi Los Angeles case in county jail file
Aug 2 report from Los Angeles states M E Carrier, musician and torturer, awaits trial on a charge of failure to provide for five children. Mrs Clara Smith, mother of the children and a former Household member, accuses Carrier of multiple marriages without legal separation from his first wife. The complainant is said to be the granddaughter of former Missouri governor Smith.
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Los Angeles
M. E. Carrier
Clara Smith
Smith
Missouri
Real estate transfer Notice from Little Rock to North Lawrence
Quit claim deeds recorded for OE M J Smith single in Little Rock Ark. Mount Zion Baptist Church trustees of Lawrence Kansas transfer 13 lot 172 Addition 3 North Lawrence to James J Faxon of North Lawrence. Listing includes Cherry ice cream reference and Winteras confectionery context.
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M. J. Smith
Little Rock
Ark
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Lawrence
Kansas
North Lawrence
Mr. Zion Baptist Church
James J. Faxon
Team 4
Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Relief for Women
Fragmented notice quotes a testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound aiding a woman’s health and household duties. It mentions Euma Estensiabs of Middletown Pennsylvania, an address and advocacy for the remedy, with promotional tone and an appeal for readers to write for advice.
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Euma Estensiabs
East Sass
Middletown, Pa
Pinkham
Lydia E. “Pinkhard
Omar
Rela
Hoppers At Warrene Warreene Plague Fears Return
A swarm of grasshoppers invaded Warrensburg Missouri overnight as a northwest breeze shifted in. Residents recalled the 1874 and 1875 plagues and worry another insect invasion may be underway this season.
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Warrensburg
Bert Nizhit
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