District Court Opens February Term With Mixed Docket
The February term of the District Court convened with a light civil docket and a weak criminal docket. Judge Smart recessed at 12 4, resuming at 1 30. The State of Kansas v Crosby and v H Hall head the docket, with Hall expected to go to trial next Wednesday as County Attorney Amick and former attorney Edw. Riling prepare the prosecution. Hall, held on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses, has a long history with delays. his fate for this term is eagerly awaited.
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Analidis
State of
Kansas
Crosby
Hall
H. Howard Wall
State of Kansas
Amick
Riling
Actinst Hall
Canton
Ohio
Lawrence
Hearine
Infernal machine used in Bronx blast investigated
New York police pursue a lead on a mysterious infernal machine blamed for a Bronx apartment explosion that killed Mrs. Merrera and wounded her husband and a boarder. Investigators connect the device to a larger plot involving Mrs. Taylor and Judge Rosalsky and a court case, with three bombs reportedly boxed and wired to a circuit.
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New York
Bronx
Trey
Bord
Tom Delehaunty Arrested On Fighting Charge
Tom Delehaunty remains in county custody after an early morning arrest by Officer McRissack. Authorities say the fighting charge stems from an incident that allegedly occurred a week or yesterday. Officers had been seeking Delehaunty since the report and located him this morning.
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Tom Delehaunty
Tom
McRissack
Delehaumnty
Hint
Suffragettes Threaten Action in London Civil War
In London an announcement by Mrs. Pankhurst reports suffragettes are preparing all sorts of effective strokes to demand the vote. The movement vows to use every method, constitutional or not, to turn the cabinet out. Thirty letter boxes were destroyed today as part of the campaign.
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London
Gardner Resolution Aims Wickersham Indictment Inquiry
In the House today February 2 Gardner introduced a resolution calling on Wickersham to submit a statement on whether he has indicted Mesita. The brief inquiry seeks clarity on the attorney general’s actions regarding the matter and requests a formal response from the official.
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Wickersham
Washington
Gardner
Sherwin Visits Lawrence As Former Dartmouth Star Returns
Ralph Sherwin, once a Dartmouth Husky, slips into Lawrence with minimal fanfare. He says he is here to visit old friends, explains he works as a construction engineer for a large eastern firm, and notes his best look contradicts past rumors. Local friends feel flattered by his brief stay.
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Lawrence
W. Sherwin
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Dartmouth Star
Topeka Deadlock on State Board Bills Sparks Democratic Strife
Feb 3 Topeka reports no accord on house or senate bills creating a state board of administration for educational institutions. Democrats blame party feuding, pledges broken, and leadership tensions. Republicans unite while intra party conflicts deepen as key measures, including inheritance tax repeal, face uncertain fate amid ongoing speakership fights and governor appointments.
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Kansas Natural Gas Company Receivership Extended
Judge Pollock extends the receivership of the Kansas Natural Gas Company to cover a foreclosure suit filed by Fidelity Title & Trust Company of Pittsburgh seeking $1,600,000 on first mortgage bonds. The Kansas Public Utilities Commission is asked to settle the gas rate dispute arising from a judge approved advance in rates.
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Pittsburg
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Weather Fragments Note Snowfall Estimate
Fragmented OCR notes snowfall details with times and inches but no full context or locations. Indicates yesterday and today times 9 p m and 2 p m with an estimated 3.5 inches of snow.
Washington Post GAA Protest Against Unified Board Plan
Washington Post No 12 Grand Army of the Republic protests proposed action to place Soldiers Home Mother Bickerslyke Institute and Dodge City under a single board controlling penal and charitable institutions. Resolution urges separate boards and requests lawmakers to oppose the plan to honor veterans and avoid dishonor. Endorsed by Relief Corps No. 11 and auxiliary members.
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Washington Frost
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Washington Post
Kansas
Relief Corps No. 11
Margaret L. Krause
Chelly
Laviey
G.A. R
Gette Irwin
Anseiliary No. TS. Sons of Veterans
Micky Browne
Pitiable Condition In Hunger Stricken Eveleth
In Eveleth Minnesota Maury a xowski and two small children were found in a burned roomed building with no fuel and only a pitcher of flour for provisions. They lay in bed five days to keep warm as frigid temperatures afflicted the family in the unheated rooms above a principal street undertaking shop.
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Eveleth
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Maury A Xowski
Income tax ratified and political notes in brief
A Welsh Wyoming action ratifies income tax and notes the first post reconstitution dist of 63 19s in the press. President Wilson's extraordinary session is expected to call a banquet in Topeka for tickets sold this week sparking crowd draw. An arrest of a bank president in Winnipeg connects to Wash-Int connections in Manitoba police under questions from Washington.
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Wyoming
Leet Wilson
Marek
Topeka
Jtl Mitchell
Thera
Winnipeg
C. A. Botils
Menijlis
Tennessee
States
Manitoba
Fire department responds to chimney blaze on Holy Island Street
The 324 Holy Island Street chimney fire was reported yesterday at 8 45 am. No logs were found in the chimney. The property is owned by Charles Dunser.
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Tire Department
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Charles. Dunser
New Leader Takes Charge of First Experimental Band
J C McCanles is to be sworn in as chief musician tonight. All band property will be turned over to him. Tomorrow night marks the first under his directorship and he urges all band men to be present.
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Sixth Annual University Church Workers Conference Held in Lawrence
The Sixth Annual Meeting of University Church Workers of the Caikel States opens in Lawrence with delegates from many colleges. A Wednesday banquet at Eeke's Hill will be open to the public, followed by a worship service at the Concceptional Church. Notable speakers include Bishop Metonnell of Detroit and Dr Arthur Holmes of Pennsylvania State College.
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Water Works referendum ballots to be mailed now
Lawrence voters will receive postal cards with two propositions and a pamphlet. Ballots must be returned by February and can be obtained by any city voter at the city clerk's office.
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Water Works
Lawrence
Tyer
No Shadow Visible The Winter Is Over Forecast
Snow storm prevailed with cloudy skies as three and a half inches fell. A farmer reports heavy snow cover across Kansas while forecasts predict the season is ending and farmers await clearer conditions.
Contempt Case Dismissal Asked by Kansas Editors
Kansas Wy Feb 32. Application for a writ of dismissal of a contempt case against editor Willan Hie of the Wifnsis Star was heard by Colonel W. T. Nelson and Joseph A. Guthrie. The Missouri Supreme Court will decide during a hearing by three judges. Nelson remains in jail. court motion to dismiss was withdrawn. further action postponed to the next hearing.
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GAYNOR'S ASSAILANT DEAD IN HOBOKEN SHOOTING
New York reports James J. Galagher who shot Mayor Gaynor nearly two years ago at Hoboken died today at the State Hospital for the Insane of paralysis. He was never tried for the shooting.
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Trenton
James J.galtaegher
Gaynor
Amy
Hoboken
State Hospital
Two Plain Ones in Police Court Admit Plea
In a police court this morning John Doe and another, both listed as plain ones, faced a drunkenness charge. Sieg reportedly answered the question affirmatively, and a verdict or plea was entered as stated.
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Nin
Adams
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Sieg
End Petitions for City Commission Government in Lawrence
Lawrence voters will decide in April whether to switch from Mayor and Council to a City Commission form. Petitions exceed required signatures and the Council may act tonight to place the measure on the April ballot for a majority vote to adopt the commission plan.
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Conntis- Sinn
Sion
Cardine
Rouneil
Commission
Fullenei
Adi
Lawrence County Court Reports Mixed Docket
A fragmented report notes Frank Johnson arrested on liquor charges and facing trial Thursday after plea of not guilty. Strode arrested yesterday for fighting, pleads not guilty, with upcoming court appearance. A knife was taken from a prisoner during the incident.
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Hunting With Care Advertiser Credos Curb Empty Promises
The Journal World pledges that advertisers do not push impossible bargains or false quality claims. It asserts advertisers strive to back up claims, aiming to secure trade by offering genuine value and customer satisfaction. Copyright notice dated 1212 attributed to J.P. Fitztons.
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