Local Legal Advertisers and Attorneys Listing
A fragmentary directory style notice lists LE H PARKIND and B BROWNELL attorneys with offices over Lawrence National Bank, L H MENGE and Benj Estate at 247 Massachusetts street, BARMEE & MEANS law firm, John Norton, Josefa E RIGGS examiner of titles at 10 Writes rire Insurance on Usette street, BANKS & BON attorneys at Trile Insurance, and a general note of offices in the Eternal Aid building with emphasis on entrance business and a pharmacy.
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LE. H. Parkind
Hatocal
B. Brownell
Lawrence National Bank
L H. Menge
Acd
Massachusetts Street
Barmee & Means
I. Banks & Bon
Topeka Daily Exposition Tickets and Weathered Notes
Fragmented Kansas news item roundup includes Unico Pacific travel to the Mid winter exposition with dates for tickets, a note of public figures and travel to Pawnee Territory, a balloon accident claiming one death, a Pullman birth aboard a Santa Fe train, and local legal verdicts involving Mayor Lemuel Darrow and attorney Talbot.
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Topeka
Unico Pacific
Kansas Mid
Missouri University Forms Debating Squad for Interstate Meet
Missouri University, Columbia, selects a squad of fifteen men from a preliminary debate to represent in the interstate contest. In Topeka a blizzard rages with heavy snow and plummeting temperatures across western Missouri and parts of Kansas. St. Joseph reports a blizzard while Washington notes a cable from Guayaquil, Ecuador, announcing Guayquil’s surrender and a quiet situation.
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Missouri State University
K Uu
Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Washington
State Department
Guayquill
Ecuador
Guaygeill
Bank Robber Arrested In Train Case In Oklahoma City
J A McFarland a prominent businessman of Dais was arrested on a train at Chatta Junction by Sheriff Grace on suspicion of involvement in the Dale tank robbery. Police report the robbers broke into the safe Sunday morning and escaped with 4000 dollars. The arrest comes as eastern Nebraska and Iowa report cold weather and high winds.
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Oklahoma City
J. A. McFarland
Dais
Chatta Junction
Sherif Grace
Dale
McFarland
Persian constitutional move follows mass exodus in Tehran
From Teheran comes word that a constitutional government may form in Persia after thousands of merchants and Mullih priests fled the capital to shield the Shah's government. In St Louis sleet blankets the ground, delaying streetcars and rail travel while telegraph lines struggle eastward to Chicago and New York.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Persia
Bizarre Mob Incident Hangs Suspected Attacker Near Cadiz
A telegraphic dispatch from Hopkinsville reports that Ernest Bak, a New York suspect, was hanged by a mob near Cadiz after a failed attempted assault. The outage followed a severe sleet storm that affected Chicago and surrounding areas as relief crews struggled to restore wires.
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Hopkinsville
Eky
New York
Ernest
Chicago
Blizzard Widespread Across Midwest With Zero Temps
Kansas City reports near zero weather with high winds and drifting snow. Dodge City records 2 above zero while Oklahoma City Wichita and Topeka reach 12 above. Forecast calls for zero weather to spread over the region tonight, with a general snow storm observed in Arkansas.
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Kansas City
Pureau
Dodge City
Kansa
Oklahoma City
Wichita St
Topeka
Arkansas
Territory Blizzard Grips Indian Territory After Snowdrift
South McAlester I T January 22 A fierce blizzard sweeps this region with high winds and heavy snow, drifting drifts and causing traffic to halt. The storm is described as the worst in years, crippling travel across the territory.
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Indian Territory
South
McAlester
I. T
Blizzard Hits Pittsburg Kansas Strands Transit
Pittsburg Kansas January 22 Blizzards continues as drifting snow suspends street car traffic and delays trains. Country roads are nearly blocked and wires are strained.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
Supreme Court Motion on Fee Advancement in Burton Case
Washington January 22 motion sought fee advancement for the hearing of the Senior Burton case. The motion was by Solicitor General Hoyt for the government and concurred by Ex Secretary Carlisle on Burton's behalf. Indianapolis January 22 indications at United Mine Workers convention expected wage demand growth and possible exclusion of southwestern states from the conference. Credential report: 1,203 delegates seated, 16 0 delegates represented, 2925 voters. Manila January 22 T H Pardo de Tavera resigns from the Philippine commission citing belief the Philippines should have a portfolio, opening opportunity for Filipino delegates in Congress.
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Washington
sPreme
Burton
Hoyt
Carlisle
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers
Manila
T. H. Pardo de Tavera
United States Philippine Commission
Filppino
Anniversary Observed by Strike in Warsaw
The anniversary of Red Sunday was marked by a strike of factory employees in Warsaw. A detachment of infantry fired on socialist demonstrators, with several killed.
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Warsaw
Jan
Pucober
Socialista
Rowett to Deliver Series of Higher Accountancy Lectures
Chas Rowett ex state accountant of Kansas, appointed during Governor Batley’s term, has been invited by the University of Kansas to give a series of lectures on Higher Accountancy at Lawrence this term. He will start in February, followed by ten lectures at two week intervals while the thermometer stood 11 degrees above zero this morning and the wind blew about forty miles per hour overnight.
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Chas. Rowett
Kansas
Batley
University of Kansas
Law_rence
Mr. Rowett
Woman impersonator marries for accommodation in Kansas city area
John Allaine Whitman and Miss Maritta Jelsey wed at Independence after doubts arise over Whitman’s gender. Whitman admits to living as a man for three years and uses the name Pauline Webster. Authorities pursue perjury charges for the marriage license. Also reported: Warren street grading funds, Wakarusa township plans, Gether acquitted of coat theft, licenses issued to John Gildsple and Mary Durand, and funeral of Henry T. Conklin with Masonic pallbearers. burial to follow in McPharsop.
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Kansas City
John Allaine Whitman
Maritta Jelsey
Independence
Here
John Alaine
Pauline Webster
Henry T. Conklin
Conklin
Ohio Street
Wilber
Masonic Order
McPharsop
Kansas
Warm wave brings record warmth across broad region
A warm spell across the area from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic coast set the highest temperatures since 1900. Reports say Pittsburgh saw a heat prostration while Ohio recorded 70 to 74 degrees. South of the Ohio river temperatures were cooler amid heavy rains and thunder showers across Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and northwest Georgia.
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Washington
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Pittburg
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Platt and Depew Welcome at Senate Session
Washington January 22 Platt and Depew were seated at the Senate convening and received a warm welcome and hearty congratulations on their good health. The Owls plan a chocolate social Thursday afternoon at 411 Tennessee Street hosted by Belen Sparr to raise funds for furnishing a room in the Y M C A building. Chocolate 10 cents.
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Washington
Platt
Depew
Belen Sparr
Tennessee Street
DUMONT SMITH INDICTMENT PARADE IN KANSAS CITY
Topeka Jan 22 The indictment under revised statutes cannot form basis for conspiracy charge under section 6440 against Senator Fred Dumont Smith of Kinaley. Hearing before Judge John Philips Kansas City Tuesday. Hin attorneys filed demurrer. Roscos Wilson indicted with Smith seeks quash for vague action grounds. Memphis Jan 22 Train No 3 on Rock Island wrecked Bleeville Ark seven injured due to washout.
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Topeka
United States
Fred Dmont Smith
Kinaley
John ¥. Philips
Kansas City
Hin
United States District Court
Roscos Wilson
Smith
Memphis
Rock Island Railroad
Bleeville
Ark
Br & Washout
Rio Janeiro Ship Sunk After Explosive On Aquidaban
The Brazilian turret ship Aquidaban exploded and sank at Port Jacarepagua near Rio Janeiro. About three hundred crew members perished with only one officer saved, as a news report from January twenty two details. Weather chaos in Chicago disrupted wires and transit, delaying deliveries and leaving thousands idle.
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Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Port Jacarepagua
Cloudburst Floods Nashville Area Cited In January
A cloudburst today in South Nashville caused flooding and bridge washouts. Homes were inundated and electric railway traffic halted. no injuries reported amid ongoing clean up and assessment.
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Nashville
Huotsville
Alabama
Cold Wave and Snow Sweeps Texas and Chicago
A cold wave with snow hits northern Texas Dallas on January 22 as Chicago endures one of its worst snow and sleet storms in years isolating the city. Telegraph service is largely disrupted. A stray notice seeks a dark brown undressed kid mitten left between the courthouse and a bridge, to be left at the journal office.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Chicago
Court House
Bridge
Journal Office
Son Returns Alive After Being Believed Dead
Mr and Mrs W A Woodward of Gas City received a letter from their son Hershel, believed buried last July, saying he is alive and in good health. He is now working as a farmer near Olathe, Tela Kansas.
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Tela
Kan
Jac
W. A. Woodward
Gas City Today
Hershel
Olathe
Postmaster nominations in Kansas and Topeka official
Washington Jan 22 nominations for postmasters list Henry M. Stewart of Hutchinson Kans and Alphena K Rodger of Topeka. Leavenworth Jan 22 officers detailed for duty at Fort Leavenworth for transfer to the department February 1 include Major G Young warden Captain Clark 18th Infantry Lieutenant William engineer corps Lieutenant Brant cavalry Captain Clayton assistant surgeon and Lieutenant Jordan quarter master clerk.
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Washington
Henry M. Stewart
Hutchinson
Kans
Alphena KE. Rodger
Topeka
Levvenworth
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Clark
18Th Infantry
William
Engineer Corps
Brant
Th Cavalry
Clayton
Jordan
Blizzard Sweeps Northern Territory With Deep Snow
Growing in Furry Muskogee Jan 22 reports a severe blizzard from Sunday morning. Snow drifts four feet deep in places and stock suffers damage. Trains blocked, wires down, wind high as freezing temps persist across the northern territory.
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Muskogee
Former Kansas Judge Dead in Armourdale Home
Edward B. Peyton aged 84 died yesterday in Armourdale at his son Charles A. Peyton’s home after kidney trouble. He served as judge of the Fifth Kansas judicial district from 1880 to 1892 after moving from Ohio to Emporia thirty five years ago. Only nine days remain for framing photos at West's Bookstore with 25 percent off.
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Kansans City
Edward B. Petton
Charles A. Peyton
Armourdale
Peyton
Kansas
Emporis
Ohio
Red Sunday in Petrograd Marked by Bomb Formations
The January 22 Red Sunday anniversary of the massacre in Russia is observed with patrols marching in bomb formation while stores remain open. Citizens wear crepe and crowd the streets in sympathy with the revolutionary cause as life proceeds with no reported trouble. A local ad notes Broaker's shoe repair at 7 West Warren Street.
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St. Petersburg
Ellent Algas
Strangled to Death in Beloit Man Found Dead at Home
William Boegregger 65, lifelong Beloit resident and former schoolteacher, was found dead at his south Beloit home from strangulation caused by a goiter. Coroner's jury ruled the death accidental. Police report unclear details. incident tied to a local study event at 935 Madison Street.
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Beloit
Kan
William Boegregger
South
Rosgregger
Not Guilty Acquittal in Bennington Gunboat Case
Washington January 22. Commander Charles T Wade acquitted by court martial over responsibility for the explosion of the gunboat Bennington near San Diego harbor months ago. Morocco conference in Algeciras reassembled with the Duke of Almodovar presiding and messages from Spanish legislative bodies. Delegates reference international control of Morocco amid Franco German tensions. Five of fifteen articles on contraband arms adopted by the conference today.
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Washington
Charles T. Wade
Bennington
Ban Diego Harbor
Algeciras
Spain
Duke of Almodovar
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Marquis Visconti
Imiessop
Sentence Committed Manila Jan 22 Retains Twenty Year Imprisonment
Manila reports the sentence for Lieutenant Pendleton was changed from life to twenty years. University Chancellor Strong, ill with typhoid, shows slight improvement though remains under care. a new second hand store at 731 Massachusetts Street sells salvaged goods. End of semester exams means no chapel at the University this week. The new farm begins January 29.
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Manila
Pendleton
Massachusette Street
O Litwin
Dick Bros Throat Base Cough Cure In Weather Disruption
Western Missouri report notes strong winds disrupting streetcars and rail traffic as a billiard game continues. in Kansas City the storm worsened with pockets of coverage. Cited claims about Dick Bros throat base as a cough remedy appear amid the unsettled weather.
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Missouri
Kanms City
Oot Coves
Fogbound New York Harbor Delays Spring Day
New York on January 22 reported dense fog over the harbor with no ships entering. Vessels forming at Sand Hook approaches halted by the mist while upper harbor ferries operated with limited traffic.
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New York
New York Harbor
Sand Hook Bar
Incubator Baby Case Heads to Judge for Decision
The incubator baby case went to the jury Saturday afternoon and Judge Smart will render his decision Thursday at 1 30. The trial drew the largest crowd in county history with women showing deep sympathy for Mrs Bleakley. Evidence focused on the baby’s origins with claims that the child belonged to Edith Stanley and the Barclays. The court’s ruling is eagerly awaited as both sides pressed their positions. Buy your school books and other supplies for the new term at Boughton’s.
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Judge Smart
Thoreday
Journal
Dios
Ion
Bleakey
Joay Bleakley
Leavenworth County
St. Louis
Barclays
Bleakley
Edith Stanley
Bank Burglars Foiled In Topeka Vault Break
Topeka January 22 robbers tried to break into Merchants Nations Bank vaults. They tunneled eleven feet through rock to the vault foot and entered but efforts to wreck the safes failed. No loot reported and the police pursued leads.
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Topeka
Merchant's Nations Bank of
A New Doctor for Worden Dr Fred Bell Arrives
Dr Fred Bell of Ottawa buys out Dr Mahio of Worden and will locate there next Monday. He is a Kansas City medical college graduate with a year hospital course, has practiced in Ottawa since last spring, and leaves with regret to enter the promising field vacated by Dr Mahio. Dr Bell faces a fuller field than usual for a young physician. Dr Manin departs for Arkansas City Saturday to begin work in a new field.
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Ottawa
Mahio
Worden
Bell
Medical College of
Kansas City
Ottawa Aince
Hel
Manin
Arkansas City
Baldwip
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