Miss Morrison Defense Opens as Witnesses Testify
In El Dorado Kansas on December 6 special to the Star details a defense day in the Miss Morrison case. Judge Redden questions the defendant's ability to endure trial while witnesses from the defense challenge prior testimony. Prosecution notes a possible continuance may force a new jury and a rehearing.
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Kapana City
ElDrado
Kansage
Teasie Morrison
Chantle
Redden
Waters
Fullinwider
Castle
Miss Morrison
Hana Grover
Emory Spangler
Jessie Morrison
Spangler
Grover
el Dorado
Misa
Jeaste Morrison
Waa
Clara Wiley
Alt 'Wiley Morrison
Witecas
Mamie Hughes
Mrs. Castle
Clars Wiley
Voss Olin Castle
Jesse Morrison
Thas Ming Morrison
Parliament Proclaims Urgent Funds For Wars
A parliamentary opening speech demands approval of new enacting measures to fund operations in South Africa and China. The monarch calls for sanction to cover expenses, urging swift action to support military and colonial campaigns. In another report a mine accident in Aurora, Missouri, leaves three dead and two seriously injured as a rockfall crushes workers.
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Vondos
South Africa
China
Hugo
Aurora
Oliver Beekman Oeord Moore
James Dobson
Bob Clevenger
Oscar Emiere
World-Herald
Mmine
Convicted Johnson Pardoned Amid Public Debate
A Missouri penitentiary pardon frees a prisoner amid controversy over his conduct and potential guards’ safety. Reports say Johnson, once housed at Newry Theat and under guard, faced extended confinement and a prolonged sentence. The action, tied to a prior murder attempt and risk to staff, leaves details of the order and location of release to state officials.
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Miemparkede Stoo
Sullivan
Johnson
Peris
Missouri
Kruger Greeted at Station in Dutch Town Welcome
Kruger arrived today to a ceremonial greeting by the burgomaster and councillors. A 100-strong choir sang Psalm 72 as the former president was ushered to the royal waste tag room and to a warmly received welcome address by Ir. Splok. He then rode in open coaches to the Deg Indes hotel amid Indies, with Baroness Van Harioxma presenting Kruger a bouquet.
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Bec. G
Kruger
Ir. Splok
Ken Kroger
William ‘the Silent
Deg ‘Indes
Indies
Baroness van Harioxma
Holt
Baroneas
Railroad Strike Shuts Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe Lines
A noon strike by Gulf Colorado Santa Fe Telegraphers halts all trains between Galeston and Purcell, freezing operations along the main line. Company refused arbitration on rules and requisitions, aims to resume after eight to ten hours. wage disputes and overtime calls cited as core issues.
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Pho
Gulf, Celorado & Santa Fe
Ft. Worth
Tex
Dec
Gulf,Colorado & Santo
Ncale
Explosion and Aftermath Shake Mexican Mines Disaster
A chaotic report describes a dynamite blast near Mexico City killing and injuring miners, with numerous fatalities and widespread panic. Wires down, people flee, and rescue efforts are ongoing as officials discuss the tragedy and its broader implications.
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Mex
Welcome to Kruger Opens Second Chamber in Hague
Hague Dec 6 The second chamber opened with the president urging the chamber to welcome President Kruger and express cordial sympathy The proposition passed amid cheers and bravos Fort Worth Dec 6 Will R Moriarty former Bryan clubs organizer in Texas cables that the fight for American principles must continue despite reversals
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Hague
Kruger
Bryan
Boits JT
Ft. Worth
Will R. Morrie
Texas of Bryan
Governor Stanley Plans Civil Service Reform for State Institutions
The governor and Senator Smith of Kinsley back a plan to adopt civil service rules in state institutions. The law would bar politics from hiring and require exam-based placements, with the state board of charities and civil service commission overseeing. Existing workers would take exams, and ten current employees may be displaced if they fail the new standards.
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Topela
Kam
Yee
Smith
Kinsley
State Board of Charities
Civil Services Commission
More Surgeons As Army Bill Proceeds In Senate Session
Washington December 6 The Great margarine bill is postponed as the house turns to the army reorganization measure Amendments authorize appointing fifty volunteer surgeons with major rank and one hundred fifty captains for two year terms unless discharged plus up to thirty dental surgeons led by three chief dental surgeons The Senate then enters executive session and debates the Hey Peuncefote treaty Morgan of Alabama argues for ratification tied to Nicaragua canal construction
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Washington
House
Msjor
Surgeon General
Army
Senate
Morgan
Alabama
Nicaragua
Restored and Retired Former Commissary General Eagan
Former Commissary General Eagan is restored to duty by the president and placed on the retired list with a station in this city. Gen Milan reports Eagan was placed on the retired list at his own request after thirty years of service. Also notes social mentions of Mrs Robert R Clack in Kansas City, Miss Gertrude Boughton retiring from a visit in Kansas City, and others travelling for the winter.
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Cacinette
Ant. Dee
J. B. Johnson
Stephens
Tefferson City
Soom Hin
Galnet
Stedart
Jone Neb
Eagan
Washington
Oban. P. Eagan
Milan
Robert R Clack
Kansas City
Gertrude Boughton
Louise ‘Moore
Kansan City
Jake McGee
New ‘York
Charles Chadwick
Los Angeles
California
Phyaice
E. F. Elwell
New York
University of Kansas
Elwell
l'Falguiere
Institute of France
University Hall
Marino
Library Hall
Local notices and visits cross paths in Lawrence region
A string of short notices records travel and visits among residents. RC Johnston left for relatives in Town. Gen T White of Kansas City visits Lawrence. Mrs W A Gueather returns from Sedalia after her father’s death. Mrs Lawrence of California arrives Saturday to visit Mrs Mathilda Olson. Geo Wilder and S Metcalf return from Waunnas City. Mrs George Walker returns to Kansas City after visiting her parents. Mrs Prentice of Lawrence hosts her sister on East Eighth Street. Mrs W Learnard of Memphis arrives for a brief visit with Mrs O Washington. Ada Fleming of Chicago connected to revenue reform proposals. Mrs Cora McCullom Smith referenced. S J Hunter discharged after a visit with her parents in Horton. Mrs Silas Campbell returns from Chatapa. several political items note amendments and voting outcomes.
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RC Johnston
Gen. T. White
Kansas City
Lawrence
W.A. Gueather
Sedalia
Missouri
R. Kanyon
Mrec
TX Prentice
J N Corbin
Nast
Eighth Street
Nawton Republican
Learnard
Memphis
Ten- Hesse
O Washington
Waya
E. Lestaned
Ada Fleming
Chicago
Cora McCullom Smith
S.J. Hunter
Horton
Silas Campbell
Meola
Chatapa
Local notices mix with scattered historical items in Youngstown paper
The page reports Walter Kennedy recalling beheadings in China, announces Hunka County bank officers and opening plans, plus university lectures by E F Elwell. It covers a Kansas lecture series, a depot incident in Hudora, and Kentucky political results, with community notices from the Plymouth church fair and local society events.
WOMEN OF TRIBAL PROTECTION PUSH LIQUOR BAN HEARING
A delegation of ladies from the W. T. U. now Snarseton in Washington appeared before the house committee on insular affairs to advocate Luttefield's bill prohibiting the sale of liquor opium and intoxicants to aboriginal tribes and native peoples across the Pacific islands.
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Snarseton Io
Washington
House Committee On Insular Sifsirs
Luttefield
Unclear data fragment from Chicago archive
A jumbled OCR fragment shows mixed strings like dates and percentages such as Dec Jan 7045 and 77 percent. Mentions of Chicago and various codes appear without coherent context or readable events to summarize into a full news item.
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