Trust Must Obey The Law In Beef Case
Washington reports the government will prosecute individual members of corporations forming the beef trust under criminal law if they do not comply with the Supreme Court decision. The administration, united with the president and cabinet, plans swift action beyond mere rhetoric. In Tokyo, reports say Russian forces left over 1,200 dead in recent clashes at Likajentap Cheochiehpao and Hekiourai as they shelled Japanese positions including the center and left.
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Beat Trust
Tokio
Japan
Likajentap
Cheochiehpao
Hekiourai
Streams of wounded flood Mukden front with heavy losses reported
A Jan 41 dispatch from Mukden notes a constant stream of wounded arriving from the right bank including Lt General Mixtchenko. An official tally cites 3,400 wounded with great anxiety. Russian losses are heavy and prisoners exceed 300. Russians continue to bombard Sandepas where many Japanese have frozen to death.
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Mixtchenko
St. Patersburg
Rusti
Cian
Stow Putelios
Sandepas
Japanese Demonstrations Not Believed Serious
St Petersburg January 31. An Associated Press dispatch from Manchuria says no major developments since General Grippenberg ordered retreat. The Japanese yesterday staged a demonstration in the eastern district but it appears not serious.
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Russia
Associated Press
Manchuria
Grippenberg
Loss of Heikoutai Could Shift Russian Forts
Tokio reports the loss of Heikoutai may weaken the Russian position and force a material change in nearby forts. Japanese forces are reportedly surrounding and attacking the Russian works as the battle continues.
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Tokio
Colorado Frauds in Peabody Adams Ballot Controversy
Denver July report on the Peabody Adams gubernatorial contest notes 723 of 3034 ballots written by 2 to 4 people. In 104 precincts Adams leads Peabody 19 061 to 1 311 with 7 408 Democratic and 1 220 Republican ballots alleged fraudulent. If all frauds are discarded Adams would still lead by 21st in the legislature. Six more ballot boards to report. lawyers for contesters prepare evidence.
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Denver
Jolog
Peabody- Adams
Peabody
Adama
Caperte
Lege
Eaberly
Adams
Adam County
Conejos County
Stoppped Work Again in Arkansas City Pipe Dispute
Arkansas City Kansas repeats guards to block Morton Levering company of Chicago from laying pipe within town limits. The standoff follows a prior clash and a franchise granted to the company but not formally accepted from Chicago. Officials order work paused to avoid tying pipe to an unaccepted franchise.
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Arkansas City
Kans
Rich silver strike reported at Liverpool mine near Clancy
A large silver vein near Clancy in Lump-Ciah near Hatea Mont is described as one of the richest in years. The Liverpool mine reportedly yielded high ore at a depth of about 600 feet, with miners extracting roughly 4,000 ounces of silver per week. Local accounts note the ore body remains secret and the strike is newly disclosed.
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Liverpool
Lump-Cialeh
Clancy
Loword
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Atria
Ann
Ora
Fire burns singer Mamila Rayburn in Ohio theatre
An audience waited for Mamila Rayburn when she burst from her dressing room with a torch in Clelawadl Ohio on January 31. Men smothered flames with coats and water but she was burned from head to foot and dying in hospital. Prompt theatre staff action averted a panic.
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Ohio
Mamila Rayburn
Ime
Kansas Town Fire Destroys Businesses in Peabody
A fire in Peabody Kansas yesterday afternoon devastated a business block including Sammis Produce, Slaw Stationery, Sterling’s Fead Store, J D Baker & Son’s second hand shop and nearby offices. Loss pegged at 250000. Origin unknown. Also, Spandard oil price cut and Johann Hoch arrested in New York for pol pamy charges.
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Peabody
Kan
Excelsior
Thea Sammis
Slaw Stauionery Company
Sterling
Fead
J. D. Baker & Son
Princess Victoria Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
London January 31 Princess Victoria daughter of King Edward underwent an appendicitis operation today. She bore it very well and is progressing satisfactorily.
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Eng
Victoria
Edward
Japan Denies Russian War Charge of Chinese Neutrality
Washington reports the Japanese government strongly denounces Russian charges of Chinese neutrality violations. Japan argues Russia seeks to excuse its own breach of Chinese neutrality by alleging Japanese acts, cites Ryegstein incident, asserts it defended itself lawfully, and denies aiding Chinese brigands or using the Miata Islands as a base. Japan claims private arms transfers, not state support, and challenges Russia to prove its accusations.
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State Department
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Lumber wagon drivers strike hits Chicago firms
Nine hundred lumber wagon drivers stranded operations of firms in the Lumbermen's Association affecting bandlog flooring and sash door and box plants. About two hundred drivers returned to work after signing an agreement with the union while one hundred member firms say they will stand together against the drivers' demands.
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Jan. al
Lumbermen's Association
Santa Fe Plans 23 Million Kansas Improvements
General Manager Mudge of the Santa Fe announces a 23 million budget for Kansas improvements this year funded by a bond issue. Plans include heavy ballast in the oil district of southern Kansas and, mainly, completing a double track on the Ottawa cut off and the line between Florence and Newton. The budget may face delays due to pending legislation reports. The U S Supreme Court recesses for three weeks.
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Lost Life From Amputation Behind Dilapidated Sidewalk
Eureka Springs Ark Jan 31 Burford Burson twelve died at home Green Forest from effects of the right leg amputation caused by a dilapidated sidewalk. Suit brought in his and his mother's name for 834,000 against the city and Richard C Kerans of St Louis over the sidewalk abutting his property. Price of oil reduced Topeka Jan 31 Standard Oil drops refined oil price in Kansas three and one half cents a gallon to 44 9 cents. Last week it was 40 9 cents. Company cites freight-rate changes. politicians blame state refinery agitation.
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Burford Burson
Green Forest
Richard C. Kerans
St. Louis
Topeka
Standard Oil Company
Kansas
Saga & Drop
Many arrests made in Faris exposure of bomb threats
Eighteen arrests were made in Faris after a meeting of social evolutionists last night when a bomb was thrown at a group of police and republican guards. An analysis found a bomb left on the doorstep of Prince Treubelskuy of the Russian embassy yesterday to be highly explosive. Special police surveillance has been established over the Russian embassy.
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Prince Treubelskuy
Coroner to Seek Continuance in Hoch Inquest Surgery
Chicago January reports that a coroner’s physician will request a continuance of the inquest into Mrs Martie Walker Hoch until stomach examination is completed. If no poison trace is found, conviction for murder becomes unlikely but charges of swindling and bigamy may still stand.
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Chicago
Jan.si
Martie Walker Hoch
Senator Daniel Campbell Seized in Upper House Clash
In a disrupted session ex Senator Roilly struck Senator Daniel Campbell a Republican from the state. Campbell collapsed and colleagues and surgeons removed Roilly from the chamber. Roilly was arrested after the incident. Roilly later claimed he had sevened up. Campbell faced a two year suspension imposed previously by Campbell in the state.
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Daniel AL Campbell
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Arma
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Koilly
BMH
Statehood Question Faces Senate Vote Next Week
Washington Dan reports that a week hence the statehood debate will move to a Senate vote on amendments under a ten minute rule before the bill itself. The outcome remains uncertain, with Oklahoma and Indian Territory likely to enter as a single state but with a prohibition clause. House stance on Senate amendments is unclear.
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Dan
Senate
House
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Abolish a Commission Move Advances in Congress
The house committee on Interstate and foreign commerce authorized a favorable report on the Mann bill to abolish the Panama canal commission and hand canal zone governance and construction to the president. Applications to organize two Indian Territory banks were approved, and Col. and Mrs. M. Murdock of Wichita left Washington after six weeks with their son visiting Rep. Victor Murdock.
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House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
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W. R. Mershon
W. H. Holman
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Reid Riggin
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L. C. Parmenter
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Washington
Victor Murdock
Shome
Sunday Baseball And Voting Rights Bills In Kansas
Topeka counts show a repeal of Sunday business restrictions lifting bans on playing baseball and theaters. A committee report urges passage of a constitutional amendment granting women presidential voting rights. Senate approves a marriage ban for youths under seventeen and girls under fifteen amid other bills. Elsewhere, Warsaw reports a deepening crisis as clashes rise, industry halts, and unemployment worsens amid Polish turmoil.
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Kans
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Committee On Political Rights
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Senate
Several Killed in Warsaw City Clash
Warsaw reports say several people were killed and many injured in encounters with troops and police across the city yesterday. Police chief ordered doors kept closed with access limited to residents only.
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Warsaw
Ran Ai
Russian Navy Officers Testify on North Sea Incident
France Jan 31 Russian services formerly with Vice Admiral Kay festvansky's squadron began their testimony before an international commission investigating the North Sea incident. A large crowd attended and showed keen interest in the proceedings.
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Orvices Fomerly
Kay Festvansky
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International Commission
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Toray
No Choice Made In Missouri Senate Ballot On Janua ry 31
Jefferson City Missouri January 31 The ballot for senator showed no result with Cockrell Niedringhaus Kerens and Speaker H discussing seventy four to be necessar y for choice. Fourteen pairs were recorded amid the confusion. Washington January 31 A Connecticut memorial asks that Senator Joseph N Hawley be retired from the army due to Civil War service. Camden New Jersey January A fire at Stricto r Mill Machine Company injures no one but causes a panic among fifty girls who fainted yet were rescued unharmed.
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Alii
Cockrell
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Keren
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Connecticut
Joseph N. Hawley
Camden
N. J
Strictor Milla Machine Company
Missouri supreme court to hang Fred Williams for murder
Missouri supreme court today sentenced Fred Williams colored to be hanged in St Louis on March 10 for the murder of Luther Lewis colored. Washington DC Jan 31 Roosevelt and party returned from Philadelphia this morning. The funeral of Howard Irving will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock from the AME church on the north side. The burial will be in Maple Grove cemetery.
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Supreme Court
Harry A. Faulkner
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Missouri Supreme Court Today
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Luther Lewis
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Philadelphia
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Maple Grove
Kansas Day Club elects Tucker as President and England secretary
The Kansas Day Club at Topeka elected Eureka’s George E. Tucker president and W. H. England, supreme court clerk, secretary with no opposition. Re-elected district vice presidents and officers were named, the meeting held in the supreme court room with about 200 members attending.
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Eureka
W. H. England
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Rehosen
Robert Stone
Tapaka
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Thomas Wagstall
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Valentina
Nellis
Supreme Court Room
Camera Club Meeting at University of Kansas
Lawrence camera club members attended a session at the natural history building on the KU campus with Professor Wrof discussing "Pletorial Principles." The event included a talk on art principles, club business, a forthcoming annual exhibition, and a list of attendees and addresses. A note about a new Lawrence Upholstering company advertises services and contact details.
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Has Given Up the Fight in Philadelphia Fight Ends
Philadelphia reports N W Irvine released a statement saying he has given up the fight against Bishop Ethelbert Hot. The declaration marks a change in the ongoing dispute as details remain unclear and authorities have not released further comment.
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Ethelbert Hot
Financial Markets and Cattle Prices Across Cities
Kansas City cattle reports show steady native steers from 63.75 to 85.75 with various stockers and bulls. Chicago markets quote beef cattle and hogs with top prices around 4.0 per pound and several grain and dairy figures. In political notes the president nominates Fannie M. Hutchinson as postmistress at Wilson Kansas. also cites DC corporation law gaps and marriage and divorce data issues. China reorganizes into nineteen provinces with Enshhun named governor of Kinghauat.
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