Court halts Kansas gas order amid court fight over pipeline
In Topeka, Kan, a Salt Lake City judge ruled the Kansas Public Utilities Commission cannot enforce its order against Kan Natural Gas Company. The decision prevents immediate pipeline extensions to new gas fields and delays state receivers from compelling delivery to Montgomery County. The case remains under appeal as the court weighs whether the commission had valid jurisdiction and the proper remedies.
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Kan Natural Gas’ Company
Kansas Public Utilities Commission
Baiel States District Court
John Marschall
Salt Lake
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Henderson Martanate
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Marsaall
Cie
Eomrts
Nudites
Ain
Ain Adegimle
Okdahonia
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Micsouri Co
Las
Salt Lake City
Sapinien
Marshall
Walle
Tilea
Tudyu Marshall Sud
Drs
Kansas
Sis
Amd
Martin
Marlin
Lnent
Governor hints at pending letter on case details
Governor Hai says Martin may send a letter outlining general case details and suggestions. He stresses awaiting Martin's letter and a personal talk before making further statements. The context involves the State Mouse and Cashence who declined to discuss the case.
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Martin
Hai
Costs the Most Maintain Small School Costs
A lengthy report analyzes expenses for Quincy School, detailing costs for teachers, buildings, supplies, and repairs. It notes the Line avenue school shows the highest per pupil costs and overall expenditures, with repairs progressing and several schools compared on teacher numbers, attendance, and per pupil costs. The article cites the superintendent and references additional figures from New York, outlining the scope of maintenance and improvements underway.
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Theraelde
Laneast School
Papidures School
Lineal
Contra
New York
Pinekueas
Aititnes
Sanith
West Hoddiless Jatve
Garoshoe
Tse
Newy York
S.asul
Elioel Nm
Violence disrupts Calumet strike as militia readies
Reports from Calumet Michigan describe a violent strike clash with crude weapons and revolvers. Deputies deployed at the scene while Governor Ferris and state officers coordinate to restore order. Authorities claim hundreds of militiamen are mobilized and patrols extend to key mining towns as tensions flare.
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Flee Telemene
Amunilign
Heele
Hiovernor Ferris
Eyam Alpena
Tromtles
Jener Vanederevitt
Lansing
Cornerstone Laying Aids New Church Construction
Y B Conference plans adjournment and moves to scene of new building. Bishop Kephart to officiate with Special services tomorrow night at Woodbine Park. Bishop Bell delivers principal address as Summer Conference continues at Woodbine Park this week.
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Y. B
Bishop Bell
Woodfie Park
J. Kephart
WU. ‘B. Church
Kephadt
Conference sessions plan at Mane new moodie taefary
The article outlines plans for conference sessions at Mane with new moodie taefary and Lawton fJuarehi. It notes Bishop Cl Neplart will officiate and Bishop Kephart has attended, with sermons planned and laity involvement. Completion aims for late year, dedication of the oldest church sections, and future programs at Sacred Heart and Campbell College violinists.
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Oretmer
Vecunaut
Benea
Moodie
Lawton
Neplart
Kephart
Atrenes
Bergen
Chess
Ineludis
Gael Baad Tinh
Tyteliens
Agbetnen Stud
Basdy Eerie
Baildbie
Mediation Efforts In United States Discussed In Washington
In Washington July 24 discussions on Mexican settlement propose the United States act as an interim authority during elections and a constitutional government. Constitutionalists and anti Wilson supporters debate guarantees and pension of festivities as Torreon falls and captures continue in Mexico.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Althaieh
Dent Wilson
Bryan
Mexico
Aris
Amd
Pana
Pepa
Reading Continues in Washington DLC Campaign Debate
Fragmented letters discuss Senate lobbying, Rep. Parsi’s reelection bid, Cole obstruction accusations, and Mulhall's push in New York politics. The dialogue notes tensions among party figures including Kirby and Wade, with references to labor issues, candidacy maneuvers, and anticipated May developments.
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Washington
Dlc
Mulhall
Senate
Parsi
New York
Dia
Cole
Ruta
Martherdl
Sherman
Wade
Renate Hira
Rasdurind
Uhurray
Miscauld
Bishop Kephart Urges New Patriotism in Politics
Dayton bishop Kephart preached at Woodland Park United Brethren Church urging a broadened heroism beyond rescue acts. He warned a growing political oligarchy thwarts the will of the people while calling for Christian social reform and equal justice in labor relations. He stressed suffrage and the need for heroism in all civic life.
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Dayton
Woodland Park
Park
Maret
Lane
Taiwan
Luo
Tle
Olio
Memorial Exercises at Lawrence Massacre Victims Monument
Memorial services are held this evening for Lawrence massacre victims with Dr. Hiasimat, Rev. Snyder, and Dr. HL Snyder among speakers. The gathering marks a semientennial and first large meeting of United Bi ll brethren ministers in the area, with anticipated attendance and remarks.
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Lawrence
Lori SR. Suyvder
Laawrence
M. Varkman
Lecompton
Ronieris
United Bill
Massiery
Perkins Opening Brings Town Visitors to New Building
The Perkins building in Lawrence opens with many visitors praising its convenience. A public inspection is planned and officials say the site will be used for community activities tonight. Rep Lewis criticizes railroads for opposing Burleson’s order to raise weight limits on the mail and expresses support for central authority.
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Lawrence
Burles
Washington
Ty, C
Lewis
Burleson
Surviving Lawrence Massacre Voices Gathered
Inquiries invite Lawrence survivors to share memories of the 1919 massacre. Readers are asked to respond with personal accounts, hope and healing notes, mailed to Miss Mary Stark and addressed to Renee Katsds at the local post.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Magsacre
Mary Stark
Dar
Renee
Katsds
Plan A Restroom For Working Girls At Social Service Hall
Plans to fit up a room at the Social Service Hall to provide rest and comforts for working girls. Aimed at offering meals and sociable spaces, with proposals to host them during noon hours and create a home-like atmosphere if there is sufficient interest. Discussion notes mention location, seating, and staffing, with details on anticipated use and community involvement.
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Toca Ani
Sevigh
Keb
Martin
Ile
Injured on Rock Crusher at Overbrook Worksite
A report details an injury at a rock crusher in Overbrook this morning. Workers struggled with entanglements and a wrapped belt near the machine, delaying rescue and raising safety concerns about the site conditions.
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Overbrook
Tle Dnaehine Ware
Borie
Tapia
Framers Institute Picnic Unclear Event Report
A fragmented note describes a Framers Institute picnic with plans for speakers, demonstrations, and music. It notes enthusiasm for a beneficial program, with expected visits and talks addressing farming problems and soil productivity, amid a general sense of local interest.
Lawrence Massacre Fiftieth Anniversary Souvenir Planned
Lawrence Journal-World announces a commemorative fiftieth anniversary edition to be printed on book paper with extensive illustrations. Emil Held assists. a sixty four page supplement will accompany the main edition, with plans for about one hundred thousand copies and wider distribution to university alumni and local readers.
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Emil Held
Het Lawrence
Ariel
Altlatie Journal- Works
Fhonsards
Universty Alimini
Guye
Puuglas
Oiity Pate
Anil
Laverener
Douglas Vernity Medical Association
Sind
Gles Benelt
Babs Taloth
Tas
Knowing Your Own Shops When Purchases Are Made
The piece urges large manufacturing concerns to buy in bulk through reliable channels for best value and efficiency. It argues that corporations can achieve more with collective purchasing than individuals and stresses constant access to information via trusted newspaper advertising columns.
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Journal-World
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