Defense rests in Haywood trial amid rebuttal witnesses
Boise July 13 The defense in the Haywood murder case rested this morning and rebuttal testimony began. Attorneys exchanged surprise notes as witnesses, including Dan Gailey and J A Bechtel, testified on Orchard and related mine interests. The state challenged records and the Hercules mine transfer, dated March 7 1898, as proper rebuttal evidence.
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Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Richardson
Darrow
San Francisco
Hawley
John C. Rice
Orchard
Steunenberg
Dan Gailey
Walla Walla
Independence
Dover
D’alenes
J. A
Jehard
Bunker Hill and
Sullivan Mills
John
Rudolph
Sion
E. Grimshaw
Deadwood
John AM. O'Neil
Miners’ Magazine
Dakota
O’neill
Grimshaw
John D. Elliott
Elliott
J. J. Moser
Kettleblock
Denver
Dempsey
Dr. McGee
Conor D’alenes
August Paulson
Wallace
Hercules
Paulson
Dan Cardoner
Cardoner
Express Company Hearing Delayed to July 20
Omaha July 13 By mutual agreement the hearing for an injunction in federal court on petition of five Express companies against the Nebraska state railroad commission to prevent the 25 percent rate cut from going into effect was continued today until July 20. The firms named are Adams American United States Wells Fargo and Pacific.
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Omaha
Nebraska State Railroad Commission
Adams
American
United States
Wells Fargo
Pacific
Sixteenth Annual Douglas County School Commencement
The Sixteenth Annual Commencement of the Douglas County school was held today at 2:30 PM at the High school building. The program featured music by the Fairview Mandolin Club, an invocation by Rev. C. L. Milton, a piano solo by Katheryn Saile, and an address by Dr. L. H. Marlin, president of Baker University. About seventy-five graduates were celebrated.
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Douglas County
Fairview Mandolin Club
Erev
C. L. Milton
Katheryn Saile
L. H. Marlin
Baker University
Officers Elected in Kansas National Guard Roster
Junction City Kansas reports the second regiment Kansas National Guards held elections at Fort Riley last night Colonel P. L. M. Wossington was reelected as commanding officer Lieutenant Colonel Campbell also reelected Captain A. A. Sharp of Larned named major replacing E. Q. Wellington of Topeka who resigned.
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Junction City
Kans
Kansas National Guards
Fort Riley
Plm
Wossington
Campbell
A. A. Sharp
Larned
E. Q. Wellington
Filsworth
Guthrie Convention Approves Fourteen Constitutional Changes
Guthrie July 13 convention completes fourteen constitutional changes and finalizes apportionment legislation adding two state senators and three representatives. Election date set for Sept 7 amid Republican minority protest against the plan.
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Guthrie
Ruling Invalidates New State Removal Law
In Montgomery on July 13 Jo Jones of the United States circuit court held that the state law allowing removal of suits by railroad companies to federal court is invalid and violates both state and national constitutions. The decision challenges the legitimacy of the law and its impact on railroad operations.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jo Jones
United States Circuit Court
Henry Anderson Dies in Pasadena Nearest Relative Named
Sheriff J R Woodward received a telegram announcing Henry Andersons death in Pasadena California yesterday The funeral will be held in Pasadena The deceased is a nephew of Woodward and brother in law of John Flory in Clinton
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J. R. Woodward
Henry Anderson
Pasadena
California
Mr. Woodward
John Flory
Clinton
Locking Into Strike Government Probes Telegraphers Clash
Government investigators led by Labor Commissioner Charles B. Neill gather with National Executive telegraphers figures J Konenkamp M J Reidy and Joseph M Sullivan to avert a wider strike. Neill held talks late night with both sides after swift calls to the focal issue, aiming to thwart extension of labor action as orders loom for tomorrow or Wednesday.
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An Francisco
United States Labhor
Chas. B. Neill
Washington
J. Konenkamp
M. J. Reidy
Joseph M. Sullivan
National Executive Committee
Neill
Gsaklemd
Kaw Valley Association Closing
A damaged report from Topeka describes a Kaw Valley Association meeting with a sermon on Christian education and a series of ap pointments for divine services at multiple Baptist churches led by various ministers including J Liell and J Mier son. The text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Kaw Valley
Gee
Topeka
Baptist Convention
Rovder Woodsen
Spoanda
Dake
J. Liell
Stukes
Wieren Street Baptist Elustvlas
Ahner
Ist
Baptist
Catherine Damm Dead at her western home near Dropsy
Mrs Catherine Damm died at her western home 14 miles west of the city. The funeral was held at 2 o clock and interment followed in Stull cemetery.
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Catherine Sears
Dropsy
Stull
Funeral Notice for Dames Andersen
Funeral notice notes the passing of Dames Andersen and states the service will be held with procession from the venue on the day. The wording is fragmentary but confirms a funeral to occur and details are limited in the text.
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Dames Andersen
Tenia
Real Estate Transfers Report From Lawrence Area Deeds
Warranty and quit claim transfers listed include Mary Thomash to Church of Christ trustees Lot 135 North Perry St Add 3 North Lawrence. Various parties including Annie Stickney and Frederick Stickney to church trustees and others. Amounts shown include 2750 and 1500 with several Lot Nos 93 96 104 Ky St and Lot 11 15 Conn Lawrence.
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Dreds
T. Sinclair
We (Lawrence
Mary Thomash
North Side
Perry St
North Lawrence
Annie E. Nd B
Frederick A. Stickney
Feaneis Stickney
Lytin
Mass
Church of Christ
Lawrete
St.000
Nia No. Wi
St. Myrtle
St., Lawrence
M. Wilcox
Concordia
Kansas
Abbiem K. Garst
J. A
Conn
Lawrence
Georgia
F. Dyke
H. F. d. Dyke
Cl A
Kudeneia Lamb and I
St, Lawrence
Luther Lewis
Trustees of
The
Travers Leads Graham In National Amateur Championship
In Cleveland on July 13 Travers held a 2 up lead over Archie Graham of North Jersey after the first 18 holes of the national amateur golf championship. Travers carded 73 while Graham posted 78.
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Cleveland
Derome Kic
Travers
Archie Graham
North Jersey
Graham
Late vegetables and scarce spring produce hit market
The writer notes a delayed season with late home grown sweet corn tomatoes and spring chickens. Frosts and heavy rains slowed garden growth, making vegetables scarce. Southern vegetables and palace ice cream are mentioned, with Gustafson's cut glass highlighted as desirable.
He Had Been
A Lawrence minister on his way to church encounters a friend in a Sunday evening exchange. A solemn reprimand meets a witty reply revealing the farmer’s lighthearted stance about rain and worship.
For Sale House at 1221 Tennes see Street
For sale house at 1221 Tennessee Street listed for 4000 dollars. Apply to Fred E Stimpeon. Pim Maney for Your Wife. Tolles and Nicholson offer trade division terms.
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Tennessee Street
Fred E. Stimpeon
Pim Maney
Tolles & Nicholson
Markets by Wire grain and provisionsUpdate from Kansas City
Grain and provisions report from Kansas City dated July 13 lists Wheat with various futures and cash prices including No 2 hard and No 3 red, Corn with Sept Dec May quotes, Oats No 2 white, Rye, Hay prices for Choice Timothy and Prairie, Butter and Eggs prices, and Live Stock receipts with cattle and hog price ranges. Cattle receipts about 1,000. hog receipts about 7,000 with price ranges noted for heavy and packers.
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Kansas City
Choice Timothy
Choice Prairie
Push to Dr Wiley on whisky ban crusade in Kansas
The Kansas state experiment to enforce a whisky ban faces political maneuvering as Dr S C Crumbine declines to dictate consumer choices. Wiley in Washington is pressed to decide while Crumbine heads east for a three week trip and a national pure food meeting in Norfolk with S Bailes.
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Kanx
Washington
Tibet
Jn. Crumbine
Wiles
Washinton
D.C
Ceoruhine
Progesur
Fel S. Bailes
Kansas
Norfolk
Morgan Testifies in West London Fraud Case
Tondin Daly Uk testified today at a West London hearing over the arrest of Mrs. Josephine Leste in Newmarket on July 4. Leste faces charges of defrauding prominent families by false pretenses claiming to be a Morgan associate and inviting Mrs. Leslie to join a supposed syndicate, which she denies. Morgan repudiated knowledge of Mrs. Leslie and said he never invited her to dine or to any scheme.
State Wins Rail Control Debate in Nebraska clash
Railway Commissioner I T Clarke and Commissioner William Trive declared support for state power to regulate corporations, opposing Roosevelt era moves toward federal control of rails. The remarks align with Ayden Tilman and others who have urged state authority.
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Lancoli
Jewels Missing From Ceballos & Co Offices
In New York on July 13 a private safe at J. M. Ceballos & Co brokers and bankers was robbed of jewels valued at 20,000 dollars. The theft, tied to the broker firm’s recent failure of four million, involved personal property of Ceballos. The burglary occurred two weeks ago but was only recently disclosed.
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New York
J. M. Ceballos & Co
Ceballos
Prohibition Scores Victory in State Legislature Action
Montgomery Adan reports the early closing bill passed the senate and the shipment ban into prohibition counties was moved off the adverse calendar. In New York, Brighton handicap at $25,000 opens with fourteen probable starters and Peter Pan favored.
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Montgomery
Adan
Senate
Prohibition
New York
Brooklyn
Brighton
Peter Pan
Mark Twain Leaves London for Home
London July 13 Mark Twain bade farewell to London this morning before sailing for home A great crowd of admirers bid him goodbye Newport July 13 Miss May Sutton of California won the Welsh tennis championship defeating Miss Lowther 6 0 7 5 in straight sets
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London
Mark Twain
Newport
May Sutton
California
Dynamited Safe in Bluff City Laundry Burglary
Burglars dynamited the Bluff City Laundry office in Council Bluffs Indiana early today, seizing several hundred dollars as the safe exploded and fire destroyed the building. Dr. E Smith moved his office to the Merchants National Bank building.
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Council Bluffs, In
Bluff City
E’ Smith
Merchants National Bank
Bell Phone
N. 47
Insurance Court Grants Temporary Injunction Against 62 Fire insurers
Judge A W Dana issued a temporary injunction in Shawnee county district court at Topeka restraining 62 foreign fire insurers from using Eldridge rating sheets. Attorney General Jackson seeks a permanent injunction and possible receivership if orders are ignored, alleging an annual Kansas anti trust arrangement fixed high rates. The case ties Eldridge’s role to a former Clarkson bureau, era Webb McNall, and alleges near cessation of competition.
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Topeka
A. W. Dana
Wantet
Jackson
Kansas
Charles N. Eldridge
Al-Tourney General
James
State of
Shawnee County
Barnes
Webb McNall
Insurance
Clarkson Bureau
Eldridge
Oni
Regents to Compile Approved University Rooming List
The University of Kansas Regents direct the Registrar to prepare a list of rooming houses that agree to confine roomers to one sex and provide a sitting room for visitors. The list, stamped with university approval, will help parents locate suitable accommodations for students. local providers are invited to notify the Registrar. Something cool and refreshing.
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Regents
University of Kansas
Board of Regents
Lawrence
Ducklings die in heat and hail after glittering rescue
Waterbury Connecticut July 11 AL residents report a curious duckling tragedy in South Manchester where twelve prize ducklings perished from freezing after a hail storm. A duck swallowed a glittering globule and the others followed, leaves Lawrence the rescuer to find the birds stiff and cold as if in cold storage.
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Waterbury
Conn
Thomas Lawrence
South Manchester
Lawrence
Steamer Kumeric Holds 1200 Japanese Passengers
Honolulu reports the steamer Kumeric carrying twelve hundred Japanese passengers is ready to sail for Vancouver. The charterer has deposited 25 dollars for each passenger with the ship's agents to satisfy Canadian immigration law requiring every Japanese immigrant to possess that amount.
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Honolulu
Vancouver
Lilley says U S Japan war unthinkable
In San Francisco on July 13 Representative George L Lilley argued war with Japan was unthinkable due to the immense costs. The remarks came amid a broader national debate on defense and foreign policy.
Weighing Law Balked By Supreme Court Ruling
Jefferson City July 13 The supreme court denied the attorney general's appeal to dissolve the injunction issued by the St Louis circuit court. The injunction to block enforcement of the state grain weighing law remains in force. It is a hot day with ads for beer at Wiedemann's Hire's.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Attorney General
St. Louis
Supreme Yoourt
Ham declines railroad post to seek Congress
W B Ham of Stockton in Rooks county declines Governor Hochs appointment as attorney to the state railroad board to pursue a seat in Congress. He cites his candidacy for the Sixth district and sends a brief letter of gratitude. Governor Hoch is away at Schautauqua and may appoint again by wire.
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Topeks
W. B. Ham
Stockton
Rooks Country
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Hoch
Ham
New York
Hoeh
Topeka
Homer Hoeh
Hueh
Big gas well discovered at Bonner Springs
Excitement swept Bonner Springs on July 13 as drillers for the Bonner Springs Portland Cement Company struck a 12,000,000 foot gas flow. W. I. Caffrey is company president. J. Hately drilled into the gas. The mayor telephoned Chanute for machinery to cap the well before the flow could be stopped.
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Bonner Springs
Sunflower Not to Suffer in Kansas City Weed Fight
In Kansas City Kansas the sanitary department says sunflowers, especially the Kansas variety, are not weeds and must be protected from the sickle. A prior controversy over sunflowers as weeds is rekindled by officials who vow to preserve them this year amid fewer blooms.
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Kansas City
Kans
Sanitary Department
Addison
Kansas
Banker Convicted in Bank Fraud Case
Baltimore July 13 John W H Geiger former Canton National Bank cashier was found guilty of fraudulent use of funds. His sentence was suspended pending a motion for a new trial.
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Baltimore
John W. H. Geiger
Canton National Bank
Yamamoto Tours Shipyards and Navy Yard Visit
Admiral Yamamoto and staff left New York for Philadelphia to inspect major shipyards and League Island Navy Yard. Also mentioned is Sarah E. Carruthers with an Osteopathy office at 932 New Hampshire Street.
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New York
Admiral Yamamoto
Philadelphia
League Island Navy Yard
Real Pleasure Laundry Ad Mentions Atles and Sehuls Tires
An old time laundry and towel service offers cabinet items, whisk broom, soap, and towels by the month for a small charge. Mentions Lawrence Steam Laundry and Martin Towel Supply Co with references to home delivery, monthly rates, and a pleasant drive in the evening.
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Lawrence Steam Laundry
Martin Towel Supply Co
Sehuls
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