Hinshaw Sentenced After Appeal Denied Case 10 BE
Judge Smart sentenced Justin Hinshaw to an indefinite term in the state reformatory at Hutchinson after denying a stay and rejecting parole. Hinshaw pleaded education as his motive, expressing remorse and vowing to finish at the University. The judge warned parents bear the real punishment and urged reform and integrity in the legal profession.
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Henderson
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Hinshaw
Mines Must Pay Tax Doubt Over Income From Ore
The Supreme Court ruled that mining corporations must pay the corporate tax under the Payne Aldrich act. Authorities note eight to ten trillion dollars already paid by such companies and hundreds of suits were begun to recover funds. A Colorado company argued proceeds from ore mined on its own premises were not income but a conversion of capital.
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Supreme Court Washington
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Colorado
Allen Banquet Promises Noted Speech by Henry Allen
A forthcoming Progressive party banquet at the Y M C A on Thursday evening features Henry Allen as a noted speaker. U S Martin will present remarks. organizers urge advance ticket sales to accommodate a large crowd and support the event.
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Y. Mon. A
Henry Allen
Dues
Lawrence
Mic Allen
Henry ‘Allen
U. S
Progressive Party
Sartin
Lawrence City Council Session Promises Major Items
The Lawrence city council agenda includes a formal offer of 130000 to be submitted to voters with potential negotiations ahead. An ordinance to change cast and West Street names has been pending for a month. A possible white way project may be considered this evening. The council appears busy with several matters on the schedule.
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Ity
Lawrence
Pany
West Street
Congress Merges Into New Session as President Prepears Address
Washington December 1 Congress begins the second stage of the longest continuous session in history. The December session opens without a break from the extra session and faces new problems and steady work for months. Tickets to the gallery indicate public interest in the president's address to the assembled Houses tomorrow. The Senate winds down the old session as Democratic leaders prepare to push the currency bill with daily hours from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. and the House plans to begin work on the appropriation bill.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
House
Senate
Narrow escape after dangerous gas explosion at residence
Mrs. A M Werkenthin faced a gas blast when opening a gas oven at 916 Vermont. A sheet of flame singed the left side of her face and ear, burned her left eyebrow area, and set her right sleeve on fire. Her husband extinguished the blaze and smoke with his hands and saved her from worse burns.
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A. M. Werkenthin
Vermont
Wille
New Mayor Takes Control in Indianapolis Strike
Mayor Wallace moved headquarters to the police station and will remove personnel from the department until the teamsters and chauffeurs strike is settled. He announced one hundred mounted police and four hundred patrolmen to handle the situation. arrests were made as teams faced harassment downtown. Mount ed police frustrated several attempt s by teamsters to gather in the business district.
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Wallace
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Teamsters
Mounted
Long Hickory
Popenoe Relays Long Railway Career To Local Post Office
P D P open o e of Lawrence is transferred to the Lawrence post office mail dispatch department after forty four years with the United States Railway Mail Service. He began in 1860 at Quincy to St Joseph and worked for Hannibal St Joseph Santa Fe Union Pacific. He traveled about two million miles and survived about forty wrecks.
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P. D. Popenoe
Lawrence
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Popenoe
Mail Dispatch
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Junction City
Salina
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Servie
Popenee
Quincy
Ilinois
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Missouri
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Hannibal
Santa Fe Railway
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Santa Fe
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Katisna
Nebraska
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California
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Kansas
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Deming
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Tto
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Salt River
Yale’s Mendel to Deliver Sigma Xi Lecture This Afternoon
Lafayette B Mendel of Yale will speak at 430 this afternoon in Snow Hall. The subject will be some phase of evolution. Tomorrow morning Professor Mendel will lecture in the chapel on Food Fads.
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Sigma Xi
Lafayette B. Mendel
Yale
Snow Hall
Professor Mendel
Community Ends BeEr Party Fallout From Court Morning
The jury found Duke Scott guilty of a misdemeanor after a court session this morning. Judge Smart urged responsibility for the death of Warren from a beer party and crap game. Several motions were decided including a new trial denial for Hint Selman et al and rulings on bond, damages, and contempt.
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Bader
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Lawrence
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William Sneegas
Sam Harris
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Conspired Against Becker Attorneys Criticise Court on Appeal
In Albany New Jersey on December 1 a defense team argued in the court of appeals that Becker’s murder conviction was tainted by perjured testimony and sought a new trial and reversal of judgment. Justice Goll denied the request and the district attorney faced sharp criticism from the Becker defense.
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Albany
N. J
Dee I
Charles Becker
Sing’ Sing
Herman Rosenthal
Court of Appeals
Goll
Becker
Whitswan
Ihe
Lawrence Journal-World plans big plus town publication
Publishers announce a large city magazine edition for Lawrence with hundreds of pages and state a deadline for orders. Aiming to feature homes portraits and business representation, the project seeks investor interest and public confirmation of support from farmers and merchants while detailing a quick press run and final photo work.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
UNO
Chicago
Newsel
Douglast County
Unusually Warm November Sets Weather Records
November closed as an abnormal month per University of Kansas weather bureau data. Mean temperature 47.3 degrees, 5.8 above the November average, with 73.5 highs on November 10 and 24.5 lows on the 13th. Fog days set a new high, damp and gloomy weather marked the month, and no day fell below freezing.
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Weather Bureau of the
University of Kansas
K. Ur
Douglas County Farmers Institute to Meet December 9
The Douglas County Farmers Institute plans two days of talks on rural interests led by Prof S J Hunter and county residents. Topics include chinch bug eradication, breeding, road construction, stock improvements, silage feeding, and practical farming experiences. The Douglas County Fair and Agricultural Society will also elect a new board of directors at its December 8 meeting.
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Douglas County Farmers’ Institute
S. J. Hunter
Department of Entomology
University of
Kansas
Douglas County Fair and Agricultural Society
Peoples State Bank
Higher Than Appropriation Yet Estimated For 1915
Washington reports Congress will need about 4 108 681 777 dollars to run the government in the 1915 fiscal year. McAdoo’s treasury submission to the House shows total appropriations exceed last year by 30 236 dollars, with large increases sought in military and naval programs and in agriculture and public works. The War Department requests 33 805 000 for Missouri River work and river improvements. the Agriculture Department seeks funds for cattle tick eradication and marketing facilities. Water tests begin as Topeka officials report city supply free of typhoid.
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United ‘States
API
Stary McAdoo
Treasury
Naval
Arnysis
Department of Agricul
War Department
Missouri River
Fort ‘Benton
University
Cy Young
Topeka
Philadelphia adopts general form of government
The city moves to a general form of government with a five member commission and a mayor, replacing current arrangements. The change, aimed at standardizing city governance, takes effect after approval, affecting cities statewide that lack special charters.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
December brings record retail ads and stock market buzz
Advertising floods newspapers as December surges, with merchandising described as the most active month of the year. The stock market chatter mirrors the holiday season, noting December goods outpace three months combined and July sales.
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