Nationwide drive to count the game bag begins
Sportsmen join Audubon societies in New York to record daily shot totals across all states. The plan seeks law changes to require game census reports, proving birds curb pests and protect crops. Special license forfeiture and perjury penalties target market hunters with blanks added to licenses.
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Topeka Letter on Road Bill and Public Utilities Debate
In Topeka the session features a rock road plan from Leavenworth to Kansas City Kansas linking Lawrence via a government road. Convict labor is proposed, with critiques on convict availability amid Oklahoma prisoner moves. A public utilities bill aligned with administration aims faces likely fierce opposition from corporations.
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Oklahoma
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Kaw Valley
Mills Heiress Marries Beatrice J Cowles in Kansas
New York report says Beatrice J Mills daughter of Ogden Mills wed H A Cowles, nephew of Ambassador Reid, in Sibley Kansas this afternoon. The ceremony linked the Mills family to prominent names including Reid and the Cowles branch.
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New York
Ekeed Beatrice J Y Bull
Old Enough Mills
Ogden Mills
A Naeae
H. A. Cowles
Ambassador Reid
Sibley
Kans
Bell
Hoch Warns Emmet Dalton Against Pardon Scene
Ex governor E W Hoch writes Emmet Dalton from Topeka warning against moving picture scenes of the Coffeyville raid. He asserts legal action if any outfit features a pardon scene with his office, urging Dalton to abandon the project.
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Emmet Dalton
Topeka
E. W. Hoch Ban
Moving Picture
Coffeyville
Emmatt
Bartlesville
Emmett
BE. W. Hoch
Train Collision in Chicago Yards Kills Flagman
Chicago freight yards report a deadly collision as the second Portland express section plowed into the rear of the first in dense fog. A flagman died and two passengers were mortally wounded along with several others injured.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Portland Express
Sporting goods at Smiths News depot and more
The note advertises sporting goods at Smiths News depot. It mentions Samman's hot chili for cold days and asks if you use toothpaste powder or soap, then points to Raymond's Drugstore for assortments. The text aims to entice shoppers with multiple product mentions.
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Sporting Goods
Smiths News Depot
Raymond
Two Die As Great Northern Hotel Burns in Everett
Fire in the frame of the Great Northern hotel in Everett Washington destroyed the building early today. Two persons were burned to death, one burned fatally and two others were seriously injured. gasoline ignition blamed for the blaze.
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Everett
Wash
Great Northern
Copeland Hotel Fire Kills Prominent Emporia Lawyer
Topeka earthquake of industry and politics as Copeland Hotel burns early today. J. E. Lambert of Emporia, a renowned attorney and former U.S. district attorney, is believed dead. Dozen guests injured. escape efforts described amid winter snow and chaos.
Richard Cox 16 Dead In Kansas Town
Richard Cox, a longtime Lawrence settler, died near noon today at age 80. He helped lead the Kinsey Yearly Meeting and gave to church causes in Kansas. Survived by three sons, funeral arrangements to be announced. The Kansas Magazine began with a 5,000 copy first issue, while Governor Stubbs named James Teeters for a city court post.
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Pittsburg
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Hostrop
Agricultural College
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J. J. Cox
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Friends’ Church
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Wovernor Stubbs
James Teeters
South Side City Court
Kansas City, Kon
Markets by Wire Gealna and Provisions Kansas City Jan 14
Markets report from Kansas City dated January 14 shows prices for hay rye and butter with numbers like No 2 mixed and No 2 white potatoes and creamery butter. Prices listed include rye 70 730 hay Timothy 8.75 Prairie 8.50 to 9.00 and eggs and butter figures omitted or cut off.
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Lash
Ray
Gert
Hay
Choice Timothy
Choice
Prize prizes and tickets for colonial costumes auction
Rapid entry of prizes for belles costumes and costumes at the Indies fair. Tickets priced at three dollars for three things. Women and girls costumes two dollars in skate tickets. Colonial outfits one dollar in skate tickets. Costume event Friday with a concert by Buch’s band admission ten cents and skates twenty five cents.
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Indies
Tulius
Pleasant social at Tuwesend home described
A social gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Tuwesend’s home, 344 miles south west of the city, attracted about thirty guests on Wednesday January 15. A four course luncheon delighted attendees followed by games and conversation, leaving a favorable memory despite a sly remark about life’s seamy side.
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Chas. E. Tuwesend
A. & G. Plank
Lawrence
Extended the Time for Pierce Oil Extension Granted
The Times City Missouri reports the circuit court extended the deadline for Pierce Oil Co to February 15 to prove steps toward independent operation. Livestock receipts show Caith-Receipts at 8,000 with price ranges for steers cows and heifers and bulls. Tuiss-Receipts at 17,000 with heavy and packers pricing. Chicago markets list wheat corn oats with quotes. local stockyard figures note cattle receipts 10,060 with price ranges for beef steers cows and heifers stockers and feeders.
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Teme Court
Theaters Pierce Oil Company
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Sinota
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Thornton
Hains Lab
Mays
York man confesses to farm murder claim in North Codorus
Harry Keener admitted the crime today after Misa Lorenzo Tawser accused him of killing a man on a North Codorus township farm during July. The confession follows the ongoing murder case and local testimony.
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North Codorus Township
Hains Case Referred to Jury by Court
Disjointed notes indicate a trial matter labeled Hains Case proceeding toward jury deliberation. References include Boyles shop inventory and dates tied to 1909 diaries. Names and specifics are unclear, but the fragment suggests a legal action with exhibits or memorabilia from Boyles and a 1909 diary collection.
Kansas Legislature Debates Fire Escape Law And Bills
Topeka January session discusses fire escape law reforms and a range of measures. A resolution honoring A W Smith for injuries passed. Lawmakers consider commission government for certain cities and an election date change to June. A history note mentions Emporia's former rules chair leaving for a better position and marriage in 1576.
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