Fall Doheny trial verdict reaches jury in conspiracy case
The Fall Doheny consp 1 case moved to jury after long deliberations. Justice Hoehling explained conspiracy elements as a corrupt agreement with at least one overt act. Prosecution linked oil land deals to Doheny and secretary of the interior Pell, while defense argued the money involved was merely a loan. Jury deliberations continued through the night into the early hours, with instructions stressing “beyond a reasonable doubt” in determining if an overt act occurred in pursuit of the agreement.
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Washington
Nec
Suzpl Om
Justice Hoehling
Tegal Sayabes
Julge
Fieby
B. Pell
Oheny
Anil
Mark B. Sonal
T the Doheny
Atlee Primergne
Ace Rees
On Muster Mindy
Mwas
Hoghling
Blair
Severnment Oil
Counzel
Teustopk
The Oil Case in a Nutshell A Chronology
A timeline of key events from 1921 to 1926 involving Doheny and the California oil interests. It traces transfers to the Navy Interior Department payments to Beal and Doheny, contract awards, resignations, investigations, indictments, and court actions culminating in a trial in Washington.
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Hard
Navy
Edward L. Doheny
Albert Be Fall
Doheny
PancAmerican Petroleum
Pmpany
Pearl] Harbor
Hal
Pal American Chippany
Pills Rezarves
Interior
Doheny Td
Enate Oil Committee
the’ Navy
Fat
Pahehy Weere
Ffor ‘Otuminak
Consay
District of Solambigl
Los Angeles
Hills
Court of Appeals
Lan Pened
Supreme Court
Dint
Washingtont
Lindquist invited to Boston by Society for Propagating the Gospel
Call to G E R Lindquist resigning director of work at Haskell and invited to Boston to confer with officers of the Society for Propagating the Gospel Among the Indians. The talks concern his appointment as minister to the Indians, succeeding the late Dr Arthur B Wedge. Lindquist plans to travel Friday for Florida and will be in Boston January 16 during a lecture tour of New England.
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G. E.R. Lindquist
Haskell
Boston
Society
Kr. Lindquist
Lie Society
Ag Lang
Arthur B.wedge
Wedge
Lingaiit
Charles ‘Eath
Lindquist
Fidridas
Lin Correction
Aeak Thateum
Haeckel
Elephant Diamond Caught After Chase Near Ottawa
AP report details a circus elephant named Diamond eluding capture after a chase from Kincaid to Ottawa. The animal was recaptured and tied near a tree before being moved to an artillery armory. officials say exposure to cold caused the strain, with hopes it will recover.
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Ottawa
Karl
Kincaid
Garnett
Devan
Batten B
Ifist Field Artillery
I. Uan
Quejlemo
Kansas
County Attorney Moves for Dismissal of Bribery Charges
Kansas City Kansas AP Two bribery charges against Alex Apple professional bondsman and star witness in the reform investigation of law enforcement here were dismissed Monday. Harry Hayward county attorney moved for the dismissals, but could not explain the reason. One charge arose from an alleged bribery attempt once, the other from an alleged bribery attempt twice lasting. The dismissals come as district court records show no further explanation.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wee
Alex Apple
Charles B. Griffith
Harry’ Hayward
Hayward
Harry
Rawmany
Kansas
Farm relief firm may be dissolved in Washington
Washington dispatch reports the farm relief partnership of McNary and Haugen facing dissolution as Congress debates agricultural policy. Haugen objects to removing tariff provisions of the McNary Haugen surplus control plan while other lawmakers weigh a new McNary bill. Lawmakers undecided amid proposals to aid farmers via federal banks and a surplus board, with various members signaling potential action before Christmas adjournment.
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Washington
Dees
McNary
Haugen
McNaxy-Haugen
Purnell
Republican
Todiana
Sivd ‘Palmer
Demgcrat
South Catalina
Yeho
Perate
Avihet
Barricon OU
Ntor Harrison
Nepherdt
Mississippi
Gricuiturst
Joans
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
Drummond
Congress
Kansas
Coolidge
Nw Federalitkrm
Howori
Bemocrat
Nebraska
Motey Suit and Farm Work Held in Court
A motey suit brought by Fred Carson against his father occupied mid afternoon court time as he seeks a judgment for work done on the father’s farm. Hattie Lorens Bowen sued Anna Galloway and others, with a decision forthcoming. J C Lansdown sued Alex Robertson on a note and was given judgment this morning. Frank Summer and W G Martin reached a written agreement as the fee case came up and Martin confessed.
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Fred Carson
Carson
Hiecourk
Atpon
Hattie
J. C. Lansdown
Alex Robertson
Frank Summer
W.G. Martin
Andim Martin
Choras Union Elects At Rehearsal and Notices
The Choras Union last night elected Q Brewster former president Miss Selma Kiempsas secretary treasurer and James Helmes praised officers past year. The union disbanded until January 4 for next meeting. a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year were sung. Also mentions tax relief opposition and dividend notice.
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Laurence ” Chora Union
J.“Ry Holmes
Weather summary reports cold wave easing in Midwest
Weather observer notes temperatures were generally below zero across several locales with winds and a cold wave. Forecaster predicts a gradual warming in the next days as readings rise from subzero to near zero. Dodge City and Goodland report near four below while Wichita Concordia and Topeka show similar depths.
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Flora
United
Elmercury
Goodland
Dodge City
Vera
Wichita
Zera
Concordia
Toneka
Lowespl
Topeka debate on crime commission faces opposition
A 1929 plan to create a state crime study commission drew opposition at a conference in Topeka. Critics urged immediate legislative action, while proponents like Dr Karl Menniner and Robert Hasty called for a commission to study crime causes and prevention. The discussion centered on reducing crime by addressing underlying factors and instituting early, broad reforms.
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Topeka
Kansas
Istate
Baker
Santa Je
United
Tax relief clash in Senate debate over 300 million surplus
Washington December 15 Democrats pressed tax relief as they attacked Republican tactics they said delayed relief until the 1028 elections. Senator Harrigan urged clearing political taint while highlighting an estimated 300 million dollar surplus and urging bipartisan action.
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Smidot
Washington
Ghainan
Senat Nance Committee
H Publican
Senate
Dem
Spa
Sanata
Mississippi
Swan
Coolidge
Harrigan
Finance ‘Committee
House
University program and meetings announced at local station
Arnold will discuss the Holy Land on KFEU tomorrow at 12 30. The School of Religion at the University will present talks and music by the School of Fine Arts including Antoinette Pickion and Le Greenci. Pleasant Valley Farmers Union meets Friday December 17 after business with music and speakers. Salvation Army Captain Norman Marshall from Kansas City will speak tomorrow evening at a local hall with the staff. Interior bill pageant totals $259 400 000 was introduced in Washington.
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Frank
Arnold
School of ‘Religion
KFEU
Echool of Fine Arts
Ste
Fanette Ace Nord
University
Schoole Religion
the Holy Seas
School of Finé-Arts
Leé Greenci
Mmrsi
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Mister Piper
Binner
Cammicbel
Rip
Radio
DaNeUny
Sampus Tews
Salvation
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Marshall
Salvation’ S Army
Aivistobal Hadquarters
Kansas City
Salva
At & C
Howse
Interior
Washington
Dei Cap
Tal
Interior Department
Phon
City Tag Day planned by Christmas committee
A city tag day is set for Saturday as the Christmas committee meets to organize fund raising. Mayor Holliday says five Camp Five girls will lead tagging and distribution of Christmas bags, with Elizabeth Walker in charge morning and Mrs dies afternoon. Fraternities and sororities are urged to donate toys and cast-off clothing, with telephone directory groups assigned to solicit donations.
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Thearish Hall
PM Holliday
Edie
Gamp
Sputeborn
Elizabeth
Walker
Spon
Vida
Kansas Highway Biennial Report Reveals Surfaces Mileage
The Kansas State Highway Commission released its biennial report noting Kansas ranks second in overall road mileage and fortieth in nuggetted road age among states. Surface roads total 1,409.8 miles. all roads 124,143 miles. Maintenance costs vary by road type and terrain, with six million dollars per surface mile cited as a baseline.
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Topeka
Kat
Fortieth
Nugttedtt
Kansis
Rogran
Ae ‘V. Buck
Akpnigas
San Francisco Proponents Clash Over Saturday Football Plans
Two San Francisco promoters refuse to budge over proposed Saturday games. Georg Leal planned a Honoalii over team vs Haskell match, while another prompter lined up a pro game between two professional teams. Both sides insist the other withdraws. neither backs down.
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San Francisco
San Fracisco
Dee
Whart
San
Eldven
Hadlegch
Glee Clubs to Sing at University Christmas Program
The University School of Fine Arts hosts a Christmas program in Fraser Hall on December 18 at 7:30. Music by Men’s and Women’s Glee clubs, a Christmas reading, and carols around the lighted tree conclude with mixed quartets from both clubs touring student houses displaying candles. Twenty three quartets have been assembled for the event.
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School of Fine
Arta
Prag
Crafton
Soal Hive
Trea
Fraser
Glee Clubs
Haberman, Haberman and the Moscow Question
A fragmented summary of a controversial figure Haberman described as a highly skilled Moscow agent. The piece alleges Haberman acted as a mouthpiece and liaison linking American men to Soviet interests in Mexico, with claims of citizenship papers and covert cooperation. It cites Galles and others as intermediaries and hints at U.S. interference efforts.
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Merce
Toco Pal
Questio
Rent
Liberty
Magazi
Sidney. Sutherland
Mexico
Haberman
Moscow
Haberman i
Tabor
Shéfists
Roberto’ Haberman
Rosa
United
States
Nik
Caicos
Hi Galles
Issane
Ico
Washington
Trio of men and a woman accused in 88,000 theft case
Fragmentary text indicates three men and a woman linked to a case involving 88,000 dollars and a 20 dollar bill. The wording is garbled with OCR errors, but hints at an arrest and a U.S. commissioner involvement today. Names and exact actions are unclear in the readable portion.
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Kansas
Dee
Sni
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Fourteen Named in Cumberland Commerce Board Vote Attempt
In Cumberland Commerce primary three sets of fourteen board candidates were listed. Voters chose seven of the fourteen men to place on the general election ballots. About 200 ballots were cast, with 198 men mentioned as candidates for the seven seats.
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Wptinkahy
Ithe Board of Diirectors
Cumber of Commercye
Ud Tollows
Ction
G-B. Charl
Tony
Hy Chi Ha C. Constant
HM Ji Greeny
Railroads Seek Longer Trains to Move Freight Efficiently
Topeka officials press for longer freight trains to ease congestion and improve service. Public utilities leaders state longer trains would help meet transcontinental traffic, with inspectors noting signals can be adjusted to accommodate changes.
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Topeka
Kat
Lee Comails
Hutchinson
Imeet
Noyes
Miweather
College Head to Speak at Central Administration Building
President Morgan of Antioch College will speak at a Friday luncheon in the auditorium of the Central Administration building at 4:20 PM. The university club plans to discuss Antioch’s program and a schedule for future talks.
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Alb
Morgan
Ana College
Springs
Lawrence
Ill
Central Administration Building
Kansas
Campaign Camp Ticket Sales Report Not Clear
Fragmentary OCR note reports ticket sales during a campaign with 292 tickets mentioned sold by a percentage figure and an unclear age 115 PB reference. Details are garbled and names or places are unreadable.
Army relief debate shapes retirement and bonuses
Washington reports suggest voluntary retirements and a possible bonus may ease army congestion and morale. Secretary Davis cites officer promotions and timing issues, opposing wholesale retirements while stressing conditions that affect the government.
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Washington
Jay
Davis
Iepartmentias One
Pri
Eis Gakenny
Daz
Althoug
Fanecille Raige
Chegules
Davigr
Optimist Club Discusses Formation in Lawrence
A men’s group met to discuss forming an Optimist Club in Lawrence. James Naismith was noted as chair, with committees appointed and plans to approach Topeka legislators on related resolutions and community outreach.
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Jedehiann
Lawrence
Die
James
Naismith Wassthe
Chiftman
Spécia
Midland Theatre Project Amid Construction Plans
A shaky OCR fragment describes a Midland theatre building project with a proposed 9200 seating city venue. It notes steel pipe organ plans, concrete and plaster work, and a street facing structure with multiple rooms and facilities. The text mentions a September completion target and a committee overseeing the build.
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Tyre
Bafpres
Jina Vas Midland
Kansas
Conanlety
Local election results hint at state legislative shift
In a distorted report several names appear to be candidates and participants for a state legislature race. Barrett is noted as elected to a first term while Morgan and Morgan-related figures may hold sec term seats. Details are incomplete and unclear.
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Farmers Union
Rosco
Willaed -Morgaly
Do Poanty
Barrett
Fis
Tartein
Atate Legistare
Mit Morgan
May Complete IG BTAD Possibility and Board Action
Fragmentary OCR hints at athletic board discussions on a possible completion of a project. Mentions a favorable board vote, instigation moments, and upcoming actions related to financing and stadium concerns. Names and clear details are unreadable in the text.
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K. May
Athletic Board
Absa
BS Licheaue
Rentes
Bodin
Helpel
Owingt
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