Attorney and law firm directory fragment
A fragmented listing shows attorneys at law and real estate firms in multiple locations. Mentions Nations Back, BAHese & HEANS, Gytonor & BANKS, and title abstracts. Includes office addresses, opera house block, and Fire Insurance references with room details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L? Menged
Vis Masaachusetta Street
Bahese & Heans
Opera House Block
Josees E. Biggs
Alee
Masachusetta Street
Gytonor & Banks & Son
Ogies
Navy midshipman may be pardoned for hazing case
Secretary Bonaparte urged the President to pardon Midshipman Minor Merriwether Jr. after his conviction for hazing at the naval academy. He argued doubt about criminal intent and noted the accused performed the rabbit dance and other antics before fellow midshipmen.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Minor Merriwether Jr
Naval Academy
Naturalization and Army Commission Candidate in Kansas
Joseph W del Raimo a native of Spain, took final naturalization papers in the district court to swear allegiance to Alfonso XIII and apply for a commission in the regular army. He is 22, a corporal in the engineer battalion. Elsewhere Cummins may seek a third term as governor and announce soon. Also notes on local meat orders and ripe Colorado apples.
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Lavensworth
Kans
Joseph W. del Raimo
Spain
Alfonso XIII
del Alamo
Helse
Cie Engineer
St. Paul
Pringhar
Cummins
Minister Arrested Over Obscene Letters Sent by Mail
Rev Justin G Wade pastor of First Congregational church of Waukegan Illinois was arrested for sending obscene letters through the mails. He attempted to commit suicide by throwing himself in front of a train on the Northwestern railway. Injuries are dangerous.
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Chicago
Ll S
Justin G. Wade
First Congregational Church
Waukegan
Ills
Northwestern Railway
Hoch Denied Rehearing In Hang Case At February Trial
The supreme court denied a rehearing in Johan Hochs entailing a February 23 execution for wife murder. Other items note the publication of Baby Ribber and Elgar in Springfield. A 17 year old Mary Blount reportedly died by self harm at Garfield Park sanitarium after two weeks of depression. Elks Minstrels perform at Bowersock opera house on February 12 and 13.
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Springfield
Lils
Supreme Court
Johan Hoch
Chicago
Feb. S
Mary Biuok
Grand Island
Neb
Garfeld Park
The
Elks Minstrels
Bowersock Opera House
Smelters Do Good In Montana Case
Master in Chancery Crane finds for the smelting and mining companies of Butte and Anaconda against Singh Mungone. Damages from tailings pollution offset by overall benefits of operations, allowing continued mining activity. Also reports a dynamite blast near Tank Point, Utah, with three dead and four injured. no names released.
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Butte
Mont
Singh Mungone
Anaconda
Lana
Dee Lodge Valley
Magone
Salt Lake, City
Utah Constructton Company
Tank Point
Western Pacife
Grantville
Utah
Stubbs Attacks Allen Over State Jobs and Public Trust
W R Stubbs fires a heated Kansas district battle accusing Henry Allen of deceptive statements and a state job conflict. He blasts Allen for lobbying against state interests while employed by the state, alleging a $13 000 stitching profit and a questionable Winfield school voucher. The piece condemns public officials who place private gain over public service and calls for decisive disqualification laws.
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W. R. Stubbs
Henry Allen
Kansas
Allen
Senate
Clark
Board of Control
Winfield
Iola Mayor Targeted Over Liquor Question
Assistant Attorney General Evans ordered to pursue proceedings against Iola’s mayor for his stance on Prohibition. In New Brunswick, F Smith arrives to contest the Charles Fair estate settlement after recovering from an automobile crash with three broken ribs. Absolute guarantee offered on fountain pens at Smitha News Depot.
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Iola
Kans
Evans
Hoch
Galo
New Brunsick
F . Smith
Topeka
Kansas
Charles Fair
New York
Smitha’ News Depot
Smoot Hearing Reveals Provo Residents in Polygamous Co habitation
In the Smoot investigation Prof Wolfe read witnesses lists of Provo residents and stated ten lived in polygamous co habitation, only Thomas Chamberlain having entered polygamy since the manifesto. The record includes songs deemed hostile to the U S government and Wolfe noted frequent singing. William J Thomas testified he took an oath at the endowment house to avenge the prophet and teach his children to submit to generations.
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Washington
Smoot
Wolfe
Provo
Thomas Chamberlain
United States
Wm. J
Thomas
Kansas University basketball team on eastern tour
Kansas University departs for an eastern schedule with games against Wyandotte, Independence, and Kansas City Y M C A. The trip continues with Nebraskan, Des Moines, Iowa, Armour Institute, Evanston, Muscatine Nat Guard, and Fairfield Nat Guard contests. Notables include Barlow, W Miller, Allen, Siler, Bergen, M Miller, Winnagle, Johnson, and possibly Andy Brown. Manager Lansdon travels with the squad.
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Kansas University
Wyandotte Athletic Club
Independence Athletic Association
Kansas City Y. M. C. A
Nebraska University
Des Moines Y. M. G. A
Iowa University
Armour Institute
Evanston Y. M.C. A
Muscatine
Fairfield
Iowa
Nebraska
Evanston
Barlow
W. Miller
Allen
Siler
Bergen
M. Miller
Winnagle
Johnson
Andy
Brown
Lansdon
Prisoners Sentenced for Liquor Offenses in Local Court
Nash Porter and Cheney Hughes were each given five months in jail and a fine of 8500 for liquor violations. John Jenkins received five months and a 9500 fine for liquor. Phil Hervey of Albrighton was not sentenced. Bapt. Palmer drew pleety days in jail with a 007 fine. Congregation church women plan a Saturday food sale at the J. F. Keeler book store, then refreshments at Wiedemann's.
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Nash Porter
Cheney Hughes
John Jenkins
Phil Hervey
Albrighton
Palmer
Ladies of the Congregation
J. 4. Keeler
Bourne to Lecture on The Influence of the Spanish Empire
Professor Edward Gaylord Bourne of Yale will lecture on The Influence of the Spanish Empire on American history in the university chapel Friday evening February 9 at 4 oclock. Bourne is a prominent Irving historian and a recognized master of the subject. Rubber bathing caps at Dick Brothers.
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Edward Gaylord Bourne
Yale University
Bourne
Irving Hiato Tians
America
Congressional Central Committee to Meet in Kansas City
The Congressional Central committee will meet in Kansas City at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Geo J Barker serves as chairman and will travel there tonight. Primary elections will be discussed and likely held in March as the method for nominations is affirmed.
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Congressional Central Committee
Kansas City
Savess
Geo. J. Barker
Berger Team Beats Dahlen in Merchants 8 Lanes Bowling Match
The Dahlens bowled against the Berger team last night. Dahlens totaled 2223 while Berger finished with 2431. Dahlege top-scored for his side with 512 and M Bobinaom led Berger with 567.
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Dahlens
Berger
Merchants
Dahiens
Dahlege
M. Bobinaom
Phi Delta dance set at chapter house on Tennessee street
Gov Hoch visited town this morning as W R Stubba hosted. Phi Delta fraternity plans a matinee dance Saturday at their Tennessee street chapter house. Miss Ida Ahlborn left for Smith Center after finishing university work last semster. The Acacia chapter hosts Earl Miller national secretary of Acsolas. Topeka weekend house party for Miss Charlotta Nellis attended by Maragrat Perkins and Paul Kimball. Presbyterian missionary society met at Mrs Benedict’s Tennessee Street home with talk by Miss Mitchell of Haskell. W T Stewart and Marvin Holden, university junior electricians, install a switch tour for Bell Telephone in Locomption this week. Prof and Drs Abbott host luncheon for Yale history professor Bourne, who lectures tomorrow night. Old and New club misses Saturday meeting for Prof Kelsey lecture at university chapel. Uol iar ian church tea at the parlor yesterday afternoon. D A R executive committee meets in FAA hall for Feb 22 arrangements. H W Cowan of Wier City visits. active in mining legislation. Manor auxiliary of AOUW entertained last night with refreshments, dancing and games. West Side Study Club met with Dr Lassler. Longfellow quotes and Helen Hunt Jackson discussion. Dupl icate whist club met at Mrs W H Johnson’s 1201 Oread. Mrs George Shaw top score. Next week with Mrs Frank Blackmar. For bargains in watches and repairs see G Willmann 717 Mass St. Gustafson offers new combs.
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Phi Dalt
Tennessee Street
Ida Ahlborn
The
University
Semster
Smith Center
the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
F. M. Benedict
Tennessee
Miss Mitchell
Haskell
W. T. Stewart
Marvin Holden
Bell Telephone Company
Bourne
History Department
Yale University
Universty
West Side
Dr. Lassler
Bell
Longfellow
Lassier
Helen Hunt Jackson
M's. Iee
Smith
W. Hf. Johnson
Oread Avenue
George Shaw
Frank Blackmar
Nobody's Business in Lockport Shows Mixed Views on Wedding Wine
Frances W Graham of the state IW OT U says some Western unions protest wine at Alice Roosevelt's wedding but denies national or state church approval. The comment notes a majority oppose the action. In other content, an ad touts clean meat at Hees Market inviting customers to inspect cleanliness.
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Lockport
N. Y
Alice Roosevelt
Womans Christian Temperance Unions
Bualanees
Frances W. Graham
IW. OT. U
Roosevelt
Band Stand Ball to Benefit Band Stand Fund
Community event under Buch's Huck's and Fraternal at Ald hall on Thursday evening February 16. Tickets support the Band Stand fund. Valentine's Day draws near with a sale display by Wells street and a club swinging in the Elks minstrels.
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Buch‘s Huck's
Ald Hall
Elks’ Minstrels
Hepburn Rail Rate Bill Passes by Lopsided Vote
The House approved the Hepburn railroad rate bill by 346 to 7. The bill, praised as Roosevelt’s recommended measure, gives the Interstate Commerce Commission power to investigate complained rates, set a just and reasonable maximum rate, and suspend or set aside rates if found unlawful. The rate, once announced, takes effect in 30 days and stays in force for three years.
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Washington
House
Hepburns
Limetelld
McCall, Parkins
Sibley
Souhwick
Vreeland
Weeks
Hepburn
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dewey Candidate Favored for Alaska District Judge Seat
Senator Long convened Kansas delegation to consider a nominee for U S district judge in Alaska. By Curtis motion, Thomas B. Dewey was recommended. Dewey serves as official reporter for the Kansas Supreme Court. Lawrence Transfer Co advertises moving with careful staff and proper equipment from 8412 Mass. St. Two phone lines.
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Washington
Long
Kansas
United States
Alaska
Curtis Jt
Thomas B. Dewey
Candiate
Kansas Supreme Court
Lawrence Transfer Company
Mass
St. Hoth
Wizzard of Oz Players Tie The Knot In Leavenworth
Frederick J. Rogers and Miss Leo na A Remington married yesterday in Leavenworth with Rev. Frank Atkin performing the ceremony. The wedding drew most of the Wizzard of Oz company as witnesses. Apartment house burns reported in nearby moments.
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Frederick J. Rogers
Leona A. Remington
Wizzard of Oz’’ Company
Leavenworth
Frank Atkin
Episcopal Church
Fire roars through Brooklyn apartment house on Ryerson Street
A fire at 207 Ryerson Street in Brooklyn forced four families to flee their apartments half dressed. Firemen rescued them from the third and fourth floors by ladder. All escaped injury beyond exposure from the blaze.
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New York
Ryerson Street
Brooklyn
Woman’s Suffrage group reports record membership and strong finances
At today’s session of the annual convention of the Woman’s National Suffrage Association, Harriet Taylor Upton reported unprecedented membership and solid finances. Oregon’s active suffrage campaign is nearing the June vote, with funds urged to back belief through practical support. A NY Life Insurance committee report condemned former management and urged reforms, adopted unanimously by trustees. Valentine postcards and juvenile portraits advertised by local shops.
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Baltimore
Tolday
Woman’s National Suffrage Association
Harriet Taylor Upton
Oregon
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Standard man in Kansas joins talks with state AG
E D Eddy of Chicago general attorney for Standard Oil met with Kansas Attorney General Coleman in Topeka on February 4 but said the visit was only a tolerable defense study and the governor was absent at Chanute. The message ends with a prompt about an Elks meeting.
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Topeka
E. D. Eddy
Chicago
The
Standard OJ
Coleman
Chanute
Eclipse Almanac of Year 105 Predicts Five Eclipses
A historical note outlines five eclipses for year 105, three solar and two lunar. It details lunar totalities from night until morning, solar partials invisible in the United States, and a wide shadow path for a total solar event.
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United States
Canada
Atlantic Ocean
Spain
Mediterranean Sea
Egypt
Arabia
Woman poisoned in New York case at Vendom Hotel
Coroner to hold autopsy after Mrs. Warren G Sneeden was found dead in bed at the Vendom Hotel on Feb 3. Her husband Dr Warren C Sneeden, son of ex bank president Warren Sneeden, is involved amid a history of separation and alleged cruelty. The report notes smoking product endorsements following the main item.
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New York
Warren G.sneeden
Hotel Vendom
Shardy
Sneeden Heen
Sneeden
Warren C Sneeden
Warren Sneeden
Metropolitan Savings Bank of
Laura E. Dimon
John E. Dimon
Dr. Sneeden
Mr. Sneeden
Increased appropriations reported by senate committee
Washington February 4 The house is preparing urgent deficiency appropriations amended to 417 556 962 a rise of 1 1876 121 over the house total The fire department answered a blaze at 7 last night a small barn behind Jace Weaver’s lot Owner Mrs H E Tanner hosted a thimble party at her 1126 Ladt home with a guessery contest and an elaborate joncheon The Home Store will prepare home made bread cakes pies and doughnuts to order Bell phous white 557
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Washington
Thea House
Senate
Committee On Appropriations
B. Hancock Street
Jace Weaver
H. E. Tanner
Ladt
Bell Phous
Wanted fur furnished rooms by young couple
Wanted by a young couple for furnished rooms with light housekeeping. State price and full particulars to X. Y. Z. in care of the Joar Pal office.
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Aneser
X. Y.Z. Joarpal
Rio de Janeiro Flood Submerges Campos City
The Parahib A Do Sul river overran banks flooding Campos sida causing many houses to collapse and extensive damage. Rescue work to free trapped residents is slow and difficult.
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Rio Janeiro
Parahib A Do Sul
Campos
Tailoring orders for men and ladies outfits at Wiederane’s styles
Fine tailoring offers made to measure suits and dresses with spring and summer samples. After the display, view Wiederane’s new styles. French dry cleaning and pressing service available with delivery. J. A. Hinton at 725 Mam Street, Bell phone 667 red. Freed salmon and halibut at F. Bartz’s. both phones 314.
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Wiederane
J. A. Hinton
Bell
F. Bartz's
Fine 1800 Ranch for Exchange in Kansas
West central Kansas parcel offers 1800 acres with good house, barn and sheds. Well watered and fenced, 180 acres cultivated, 500 acres alfalfa, plus 300 cattle and 250 high grade cattle on ranch. For sale at market price if sold, price 812.50 per acre. Exchange sought for Douglas county farm.
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West
Kansas
Douglas County
The Scott Meeting at the Opera House
Congressman C F Scott will speak at the opera house Saturday night. Scott is a well informed, pleasing speaker who will discuss his Philippines trip and insights from Washington. The event targets voters and signals a new campaign pace with the candidate’s duty to return to Washington noted.
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C.F. Scott
Opera House
Seott
Philippines
Washington
Scott
Tillman petitions on West Virginia railroad dispute
In the Senate Tillman cites West Virginia Red Rock Fuel Co. claims that Baltimore and Ohio refuses to allow parallel tracks. He references Elkins remedy under state law and includes Governor Dawson’s letter alleging railroad lines control in West Virginia and urging investigation into the Pensylvania railways' influence over trunk lines.
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Washington
Senate
Tillman
Red Rock Fuel Company
West To Virginia
Baltimore and
West Virginia
Pensyvenia Railway
Baltimore and Ohio
Chespeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western Railway
Gvernor
West Virgin & Today
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