Mayor Bishop Sees Stubbs Keynote on Prohibition Enforcement
Lawrence mayor lauds Governor Stubbs for federal enforcement of Kansas prohibitory law. He warns bootleggers face stiff fines and jail, cites earlier federal laxity, and expects fewer police needed as agents target illicit sales and joint enterprises.
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Stubbs
State of
Kansas
Revenue Department
United States
Lawrence
Svernor Stubbs
Mitchell
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Major Hood Dead in Emporia After Illness
Major Calvin Hood, a prominent Emporia figure and well known across the state, died at his home at 1:30 this morning after eight days of pneumonia. His wife passed away about a year ago. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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Emporia
Kan
Calvin Hood
State
Lost and Losing Won in Prohibition Crackdown
Topeka reports Governor Stubbs and U S district attorney H J Bone drew in the internal revenue dispute but Stubbs achieved his aims as President Taft and Attorney General Wickersham concede the core points. Bone receives new enforcement instructions though past conduct is not deemed censurable. The debate underscores federal stance on prohibitions and state laws.
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Stubbs
Topeka
H. J. Bone
United States
Kansas
Taft
Wickerslam
Bone
Wickersham
Congress Works Hard Amid Ballinger Pinehurst Controversy
Washington report notes Representative Dwight of New York lauds congress for heavy output in December session. It mentions urgent army and District of Columbia measures, funds approvals, and pledges kept. Also notes hearings adjourned February 11 and mentions personnel changes and a retirement.
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Congress
Dwight
New York
House
Columbia
Gre Ag
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15 Million Dollar Loan in Beef Trust Probe
The inquiry centers on a New York splint purchase by Chi culers and the National Packing Company. Chicago packers and a New York bank allegedly arranged a loan tied to the National Packing merger. Grand jury hearings expected to begin within a week with Loeb and Company among witnesses.
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New York
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Chicago Packers
le Federal Grand
Federal
Loeb & Company
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Attorney General to Probe Wichita Grain House Violations
Kansas Attorney General Jackson orders an investigation into alleged marketshop law violations in Wichita and other cities. E J Meyer of Kansas Grain Dealers association was asked to lead the inquiry in a case involving the Grain commission house in this city.
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Doctors Coming Northeast Kansas Medical Society Meet in Lawrence
The Northeast Kansas Medical Society plans a two session meeting in Lawrence on February 10 with a University of Kansas welcome at noon and an Eldridge House banquet in the evening. The program features talks by Lawrence physicians and visiting experts on health topics and medical research.
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Lawrence
Frank Strong
University of Kansas
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Topeka
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Banwrence
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Henry Lb. Miller
B.C. Rankin
Mehouth
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Sterrent
Williams
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Shave
Hylton
M. A. Barber
Praphylasis
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Leavenworth
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Kan
Woman Finds Her Father’s Body in Med Students’ Room
Rose Hoel, in St Louis, climbed a fire escape to reach the operating room and saw the body of her father, Frank Keak, on a postmortem table during a postmortem for research. The event followed years of searching after his death in Germany decades ago.
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Germany
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Ruth
Mitchell resigns as aide to Funston in 4th era
Lt. Mitchell resigns from his aide-de-camp post to Brigadier Edgar Funston. The move occurs in Leavenworth Kansas on February 4. He plans to enter business at Niagara Falls York. Public Auction notices follow with farm equipment sale near Valley Chapel church on February 19 nine miles southwest of Lawrence.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Janton J. Mitchell
J. Lonzanecker
Lawrence
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No Special Session Seen Likely In Kansas
Topeka reports indicate no winter special legislative session. State leaders oppose calling one unless Bush charter invalidation or new court rulings force action. Charter fees plan persists despite Supreme Court decisions, while Kansas Day gathering signals continued machine politics.
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State House
Charter Board
Supreme Court
Kansas
Pete
Kentucky Freeman Seeks Rescue After Alaska Line Distress
Confused dispatches report a distress from the Kentucky steamer tied to the Alaska Piedie line halted at sea. The Mississippi stern ship Alamo speeds to aid as Louisiana and nearby vessels await orders near Cape Hatteras. A boarded crew member remains afloat as the Yamancraw and other craft coordinate recovery efforts while Savannah and Charleston wireless crews relay positions and conditions.
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Kentucky
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Imsiden
New York
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Alamo
Louisiana
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Jefferson case witnesses named by deputy sheriff
Deputy Sheriff Johnson seeks witnesses in the Jefferson case. Douglas County Equal Franchise League plans a meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:34 o’clock at the same place, the courthouse, to discuss franchise matters. The Grand home is noted as the venue for entertainment.
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Jefferson
Douglis County
Suai Place
Court House
Rugby Football Questions at Kansas University
Discussion on whether rugby football could be established at Kansas University and if a coach would be hired. References to English origin of the game, past imports to colleges, and comparisons to other football forms. Includes brief notes on injuries and safety.
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Kansas University
Miner Who Told of Escape Lost in Brow der Mine Disaster
Rescuers at Primero Colorado search for bodies after a mine blast. Twenty two miners remain trapped beneath fallen rock as teams work through the night and into Monday. Funeral services for seventeen identified victims were held. remaining victims are to be moved to a common grave as hopes wane.
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