Hitchcock Explains Authority to Withdraw Lands
Secretary of the Interior testified before the Senate committee on the authority to withdraw five parcels of public lands. He noted legal backing, while committee members pressed questions about the legal basis and potential impacts on property rights and public resources.
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Secretary of ‘the Interior
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Sport Senate Committee
Poe
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Campbell
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Death of a E. U. Boy in Pennsylvania
Fragmented OCR text reports Horace Waring aged 22 nephew to Governor Uueh dying Saturday in Pennsylvania. The article mentions feeble minded inmates and a fire that burned a building. Several garbled lines reference political figures, services, and local notices from Jefferson City and surrounding counties, with disjointed references to marriages, bonds, and telephone numbers.
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Uueh
Poemorigt
Bsoh
Los Dite di Marien
Kaas
Reduction Gained on Ground of Mental Disease
Kansas City reports a court action concerning mental illness as a factor in sentencing and penalties. University notes cover Mary Hacford Ford planning lectures on Ibsen and drama, with ties to Chicago and Boston artistic circles. Further items include lectures by J. L. Hewitt on Ancient Mexico and a Freshman class New Year party plans and campus events.
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Aimerican Institute
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Mexico
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WANTED Jobs and Rentals Advertisements Fragment
Classified fragment lists multiple jobs and rental notes including a bell phone dean, WANTED positions for assistants and clerks, a FOR RENT furnished residence on New Hampshire street, and a girl clerk in a store. Scattered lines include contact hints and vague business names, lacking clear specifics.
Bills in Senate and House Move Legislation in Topeka
In Topeka on January 2 the senate heard FL Diment Smith’s maximum freight rate bill for wheat and corn. Quincy proposed raising supreme court judge salaries. A special order set final passage for tomorrow. Brewer introduced a railroad provic ure bill. A Kansas representative measure sought tariff removal on lumber and reductions on iron and steel tariffs. In the house the primary election bill was among many. Gas users will find all supplies at Raymond's.
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Smith
Quincy
Supreme Court
Brewer
Kansas
Congress
Insurance laws spark tight regulation push in Illinois
Gov. Dencen backs stricter insurance regulation as the legislature considers measures to curb abuses and strengthen oversight. Debates focus on consumer protections, company reporting, and penalties for violations.
Deny Report From Ladunta Colorado January 2
Fragmentary dateline from Ladunta Colorado reports a shooting incident involving Capeaig Mackan of Fort Herm with unclear details. The garbled text mentions a focal point of the report and a presumed suspect or witness, but the specifics and sequence of events remain unreadable.
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Ladunta
Colo
Capeaig Mackan
Fort Herm
Anil
Lusty Infant Meeting Review and Board Elections
A noisy note reports annual meeting details with election of directors including Stubbs, Gii, Vinlss, Bromeistek, Sheeney, Haske, Hilke, and J Slabs. It mentions a dividend of over ten per cent and a balance carried over, plus remarks on bank performance and careful management by Tollows and Sween.
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Hank Pet
Tetiay
We Stubbs
Vinlss
Joader
J. Slabs
Brouviaivh
Te J. Sween
Bk. J. Uilkey
Iba
The Slat Reports a Death at Grand Viaier
In January Teberan Versia reports the reported demise of the Slat last night and today an updated account confirms the death at the Grand Viaier.
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Teberan
Versia
German Attitude Unaffected Amid Trade Talks
Berlin observers note steady stance as talks continue on equal trade opportunities. Officials emphasize preserving existing policy while pursuing broader market access. Analysts caution about external pressures shaping outcomes and timeline remains uncertain.
New Prefect Appointed in Petersburg
The New Prefect of St Petersbeurg General Turmerly tie Russ apey general of the railroads in Pinland replaces the recently removed General Von Der Lannitz. The appointment is noted as substantial after upheaval in the city administration.
Rev Henry Mc Field Ill at Stockbridge Home
Rev Henry Mc Field one of four famous brothers of literature is critically ill at his Stockbridge home. Civat Harrington the Massachusetts dan. 9 references his serious condition in this brief notice.
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Madame Duse Ill in Rome Jar Nine Report
Madame Duse, the actress, is reported seriously ill in Rome on January ninth. A real estate broker lists 10 acres and 240 to 240 acres for sale, with a property valued at $1,000, and annual heat costs of $6,000. Colin W. Smith handles the investments.
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Hewitt to Lecture on Arts of the Mexican peoples
Dr. E L Hewitt director of American Archaeology will lecture in University hall tomorrow evening at Sochick on The Arts of the Ancient Mexicans. Hewitt has spent years traveling and studying in Mexico. The lecture will be illustrated by stereopticon and is free. All are invited.
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Kansas veterans schedule banquet and officers meeting
Twentieth Kansas held a gathering near Gen Metcalf's edifice to set February 2 for a military banquet and officers election, moving from February 4. The event will occur at the K N G armory with Spanish and Philippine War soldiers invited. Capt A H Krause, J W Morrow, C R Dicker, D M Horkmars, and J W Oziss form the committee on entertainment and program. The plan mirrors last year’s, noted as satisfactory and economical.
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Edre
Metcalf
K. N. G. Armory
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J. W. Morrow
C. R. Dicker
D. M. Horkmar
J. W. Oziss
Less Competition Revealed By Testimony In Chicago Hearing
Witnesses from Chicago reported to the commission that competition had generally lessened after the consolidation pact. Markhiem, running a Missouri port liaison, said the pact reduced rivals and raised concerns about fair trade.
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Hangian Pavioti Killed In Garden At Mutka Canal
A chaotic assassination in a city near the Mutka canal led to the death of General Ignatiel and others. An assassin, dressed in military uniform, entered the garden at the chief military court grounds, fired seven shots, and fled as guards pursued. The victim expired at the scene amid a rapid, panicked response as investigators and officials sought to identify accomplices and motives.
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Ignatiell
Von
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Emfimitien Heedtar
Storm hits Kansas wires down across the area
Grim winter storm spreads through central Kansas causing widespread outages. In Arkansas City and nearby towns, repair crews race to clear lines while customers complain of delays. Local merchants advertise supplies and services as the weather disrupts daily business.
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New Officers at Hirst Baptist Church Install
The Hirst Baptist Church announced its new officers, including clerk L Raymond, treasurer E J Sillkey, financial secretary J D Parrish, and moderator A B Olin. Other posts list Ushera D A Miller and several named trustees and school superintendent E J Dilicey.
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Sandy Schuol
E. J. Dlilicey
Merger Suits Filed in Midwest Rail Feud
Multiple merger suits were filed involving major railroad companies including Wabash, Pacific Express, and Western Kentucky ally. Attorney General Hidley indicated the cases challenge charters and centers, with government review to continue while potential hearings and further actions unfold.
Lower Yet Pani bin Gos Johnson in PH Mersey ben shuts
The text reports on reductions and concerns about price increases. It mentions proposals to abolish certain measures and to read the aid request to support families. It references an Attorney General and actions to address extortionate lumber price hikes.
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Funeral Notices for Clark and Mosby In City
Funeral of RB P Clark held at his South Kentucky home with Masons at the grave. Main episcopal ladies plan a store event Friday and Saturday at 17 Mass St. Mrs Andrew Mosby died at her home on Connecticut Street. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Watkin's Reelects Bank Officers After Meeting
In a recent session Watkin's bank re elected its officers amid general approval. The meeting saw emphasis on stability and ongoing policies with all incumbents receiving strong backing from attending shareholders.
Police Court records on Delahunty and hotel raid cases
Dade Delahunty pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace of Mrs Charlie Thorpen and was fined after arraignment. Annie Macdonald and others faced charges with several defendants pledging guilty. A raid on King’s hotel last week led to warrants and commitments to move out of the premises. Lawrence police push to suppress liquor sales with six months of intensified action.
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Charlie Thorpen
Anna Maclenithl
Diasak
Annie Maconald
King
King’s Hotel
Mack Donati
John
Annie
Kings Hotel
Lawrence
Fraternal Order of Owls Election Set for Jan 10
The annual election of the Fraternal Order of Owls will be held Thursday evening January 10. All members are requested to be present. Harry Beal, Secretary.
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Social and personal notes from local day
A compilation of movements and visits among residents. ACox and Prof. Tubach traveled to Kansas City, while Rev. Bennett and wife departed for Los Angeles. Several social events unfolded including the Priscilla club meeting, an Alpha Pi Psi spring invite, and entertaining afternoons with Mrs. McAllaster and friends. The Merry Makers hosted a playful potato doll activity with prizes.
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Kansas City
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Irving Hill
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Kangsa City
A. D. Weaver
Edson
Cincinnnati
Ohio
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New York
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May
J. TL Moore
Alpha Pii Kappa Psi Fraternity
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Burns Allen
Park Hetzel
Baron Wilkes Sold at Lancaster Sale
Baron Wilkes trotting stallion sold today in Lancaster to B Krell of Carthage Missouri. Sale price not disclosed.
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Senate bill proposes jail penalty for anti-trust violations
Four bills revising anti-trust laws were prepared by Attorney General Sadley and Senator Gilmore. Gilmore introduced a senate bill that would impose a jail penalty for violating the anti-trust law in Jefferson City on January 9.
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Reckon the Great Race Mare Dies in Lexington
Reckon, a renowned American race mare and dam, died today in Lexington at twenty years old. The mare, noted as one of the greatest in her lineage, passed away on January 9.
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Markets by Wire Grain and Live Stock Prices Kansas City
Grain market notes from Kansas City with May and July wheat and corn prices, oats, hay, butter and eggs. Live stock receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs calves and bulls. Chicago markets report wheat corn oats pork lard with May and July figures.
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