Attorneys at Law firms and offices in Maine and nearby towns
Fragmented OCR lists several attorneys with offices in Maine and nearby towns, naming firms such as VW E Meawnell, Teal Es ane, and Norton. Also mentions Lawrence Senoyal loans and a National Bank Building address, plus other names like LEARNALD, PERKING, and so on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eongel
Bevison
Atorney
Lawrence Senoyal
ULN Q
Norton
Aolice
First Nations
Bao’ Ballkian
Perking
National Bank
Butary Vulilte
Kansas State Treasurer Kelly Bond Approved In Topeka
A Topeka meeting of the state executive council approved Governor Hochs statement that State Treasurer Kellys bond for estacey was satisfactory and would be approved. The council members backed the move and noted the monthly examinations of the treasury would proceed despite the governors critique. A long list of county officials and amounts followed, detailing bonds posted by county treasurers and aides across Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kans
State Executive Council
Tioch
Kelly
Esta
Hoch
State
Tollowa
Hooglas County
M. A. Gorrill
Moco
W. L. Payne
Cal
Edward T. Uiling
J. TN. Mitchell
T. J. Sweenay
Albart Henley
D. Kk
Leaarnard
Win
Wilder
Metcalf
A.C. Mitchell
D. Bishop
James Doonelly
A. Norton
Wietite
F. G. Jones
Charles W. Greap
W. A. Hobinson
Frederick Friar
Mi. Rheinheimer
Clyde Allphin
Jessa W. Cook
Peace envoys to sail to Portsmouth on August voyage
Washington July 27 Assistant Secretary Fierce and Assistant Secretary Warning completed plans for the Japanese and Russian peace envoys to meet President Roosevelt. Envoys leave New York August 6 for Oyster Bay and sail in the Mayflower and Dolphin with Galveston escort to Portsmouth arriving August 7. Wichita Kan July 27 Chief Cubran warns that future Sunday business closures will be enforced with arrests to curb unlawful meat markets. Topeka July 27 Horticultural Secretary Barnes reports apple crop expected at about 30 percent of full yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fierce
Slate Department
Navy Department
Rousavalt
New York
Oyster Bay
Cruicals
Iunen
Mayflower
Dolphin
Galveston
Portsmouth
Vary Yard
Wichita
Rap
Cubran
Topeka
Barnes
The
Horticultural Society
Edwards
Insular
War Department
Taft
Imperial Palace
Imperial
Count Katsura
Funghegn
Tokio
Voklo
New Orleans Reports 12 Yellow Fever Cases and 6 Deaths
Official release counts twelve new yellow fever cases and six deaths in the last 24 hours in New Orleans. Nine of the cases are Italian, with locations including a hospital uptown and the French Market district. Authorities say continued precautions may prevent a serious epidemic before fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Faci
Police vow continued raids on Weimar track case
St. Louis police chief Kigiy said raids on Weimar race track would continue with warrants issued for men charged with violation of the pool selling law. Captain McNafee, recalled from Jefferson City by Governor Folk, expected back to supervise today’s ordeals at the wheel-Mar track. Atchison healer Weasley held for trial on murder after a full city court hearing with twenty witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kigiy
Weimar
McNafee
Jefferson City
Folk
Atchison, Kans
Albert Weasley
Belore
Jr. Adams
Minnis Birklebine
Peasley
Harvester suit filed for 1.6 million penalties
In Little Rock attorney general Rodgers filed suit in Pulaski county circuit court against the International Harvester company seeking 1.6 million dollars under the antitrust law. The complaint says the company monopolized harvesters to fix prices and regulate output. Also noted Kansas schools must observe Kansas Way on January 29 and May 15 designated Peace Day per the National Peace Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Rodgers Tag
Pulaski County
International Iarvester Campaig
Anwt
General Assembly
Theompany
Topeka
State Board of Education
Public
Kansas
Kansas Way
Daughters of the American Revolution
Southwest Kansas College President resigns amid contract talks
George F. Cook, president of Southwest Kansas college, has resigned. No action was taken on the resignation, but a board meeting is set for two weeks hence to decide. Cook sought a five year extension, but the board offered only a one year contract.
German treaty topic lands before senate in new session
Washington and Berlin hold to reasons for ending the treaty as negotiators seek a fresh commercial accord with Germany Italy Russia Roumania and Servia. Officials fear without a treaty American exports face maximum German tariff rates while the senate may ratify a new arrangement with favorable schedules for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Germany
United States
Il Bs
Senate
Comisa
Berghini
Italy
Russia
Roumania
Servia Tier
Unis
Berlin
Itezausa
Senate Wall
Two Girls Drowned in Kansas Stream Case Docketed
In Lacyone Kansas on July 21 two sisters ages 14 and 16 named Mattie and Grace Wigner drowned while crossing a swollen stream west of town. The bodies were recovered. The U.S. Supreme Court today docketed a large record in a case involving the United States against a Montana senator over timber appropriation on public lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacyone
Kaw
Washington
D. C
Case
United States
Mattie
Grace Wigner
Clark
Mongana
United
Supreme Court of the United States
Lightning Kills Man and Two Horses Near Florence Kansas
A man named Mow was struck and killed by lightning while at work in a field about fourteen miles northeast of Florence Kansas. A light shower began as the bolt struck, killing him and his two horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Kans
Mow
Here
Gambling resumes threat in Leavenworth clash
In Leavenworth Kansas gamblers plan to reopen August 1 after public gambling was closed in April. Officials say they oppose resuming operations. In New York Takahira and Baron Komoura left for Oyster Bay for an informal visit to the president. A Missouri Pacific freight wreck north of Paola near Stilwell killed engineer Stevens of Osawatomie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kans
New York
N. Y
Togoro Takahira
Baron Komoura
Oyster Bay
Paola
Missouri Pacific
Stilwell and
O'Clock
Stevens
Osawatomie
Petroleum Vein Found Near Menominee Resort
A party of campers at Popular Point north of Menominee Michigan drove a pipe into the earth to secure water and struck a vein of petroleum. The discovery will be thoroughly investigated by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menominee, Mich
Popular Point Resort
Ottawa Mother Takes Child From Hospital to California
Three year old Melen Cooper, reportedly kidnapped from Ottawa grandparents, was taken from a San Francisco children’s hospital by her mother Mrs Cooper and an attorney who posed as the father. They, divorced since February, planned to proceed toward Los Angeles with the child after the father allegedly placed her there for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cali
Melen Cooper
Ottawa
Kans
Willam
Cooper
Los Angeles
Fink Couple Fatally Burned In Natural Gas Explosion
In Somerset Ohio on July 27 former State Senator William E. Fink and his wife were fatally burned when a natural gas explosion wrecked their home. Neighbors found them unconscious amid extensive fire damage after leak searches had failed. The couple died amid the farm wreckage with no prior odor detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Ohio
William E. Fink
Fink
Teamsters Council Blocks Citywide Strike Action
Chicago July 27. The Teamsters Joint Council debated allowing a general strike as employers defied a walkout. After a lengthy, heated session the council ordered unions that ignored the directive to strike immediately and declared there are no longer any boycotted houses in the city. Panama July 27. A police mutiny in Panama City was quelled at once by War Secretary Santaga de la Guardia who faced the leaders with a revolver and backed by officers, with leaders chastised and others jailed. Politics did not influence the mutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters
Employers' Association
Reamsters
Onca
Councl
Viera
Panama
Santaga de la Guardia
Old Man Charged With Crave Offenses Deceives Officers
Wynnewood resident John Kauary aged 67 was arrested on attempted rape charges after a 10 year old girl’s father alleged the crime. He feigned illness to avoid detention, cut his throat, received medical aid, and was bound over to the grand jury. St John National Bank of St Town Kansas approved to begin business with 25000 capital led by RB Temple as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
J. T
Jay
John Kauary
Wynnewood
Kanary
St. John National Bank of
St. Town
Kansas
RB. B. Temple
George Hill
J.D. Stewart
Receiver of Topeka Bank Estimates Assets and Liabilities
Washington May 27 The first report of the receiver of the First National Bank of Topeka closed July 3 shows assets estimated at 750 650 and liabilities at 1 060 557 with collateral values uncertain The report lists deposits and debts including individual deposits 1 722 737 certificates of deposits due to national banks 4 334 and deposits other banks 12 113 while collateral estimates are described as tentative and possibly far from final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
First National Bank of Toprka
Ity Doorg
Clagsitien
Folic
Doubtfu
Worthiesy &Hi
Slé
Imbl
Ttles Ag Fo
Teegiver
Devin Collatera
Piers Not Destroyed In Reconnaissance Of Sakhalin Towns
Russians report Japanese forces landed near Alexandrovsk on Sakhalin island. Piers at Alexandrovsk Niomi and Mukika damaged but intact at rest. Mumika set on fire. A detachment protected landing on coast of Japanese troops repulsed near Acrova. Alexandrovsk not burned. fighting until sundown. towns of Novoe Michaelkoye and Alexandrovsk later secured with prisoners and matériel seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Kubaoka
Alexandrovosk
Saybaln Island
Alexanderovsk
Niomi
Mukika
Mumika
Aikova
Alexandoreesk
Lyand
Sukhacin
AcRova Juvy 2
Alexandronk
Luikull
Oas
Alexandrovs
Mayatl
Owl Tone
Alkoys
Novoe Michaelkoye Staly 25
Alexandiovs
Dread Yi
Japanese Landing Advances on Sakhalin Island and Along Front
Tablo reports that on July 24 Japanese forces landed near Ako va eight miles north of Alexandro vosk and seized Alexandrovsk, hoisting a flag over a government building. Linevitch receives Crarry and U S attaches while some ranks critique mediation. A Corea report says Japanese push along a forty mile front with vanguard eighty miles from the Tumen river. Linertich confirms infantry landings at Castres bay on July 24 and occupation of the lighthouse with the Japanese flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tablo
Sakhalin Island
Mercing
Akova
Alexandrovosk
Alexandrovsk
Kuanchangte
Manchuria
Corea
Heir
Tumen River
St. Petersburg
Russia
Linertich
Castres Bay
Merchants anxious over China boycott rumors in San Francisco
In San Francisco on July 27 merchants trading with China fear word of a Chinese boycott against American goods. They worry stop orders, cancelled contracts, and difficulties negotiating any exclusion of Chinese laborers. China buys about 220 million dollars in foreign goods annually, with a large portion from the United States. Officials in Pekin are said to question signing such a treaty, citing dignity and pressure from foreign powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Agmert Koda
Hy Milling
Orient
China
United States
Pekin of Wits
Othchass
Financiers Seek Russian War Indemnity Financing
In Berlin July 27 various European financiers, led by Mendessons and the Rothschilds, plan to back Russia’s payment of a likely peace indemnity. They aim to enlist New York and U S financiers, with Pierpont Morgan in New York, to arrange funds and potential transfer of assets to cover heavy indemnities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
Japan
Furage
Mendesso
New York
Thearger Financiers
United States
Lois Ike
Pierpont Morgan
Wast… Status Court of appealy at St. Pai hay deeded a novel and interesting Mnattranice case
The Writern Woolen MI) company of Topeka Kansas sued Northern of London on appeal from Kansas court over wool stored in Topeka. After flooding in May the wool dried and heated, producing smoke but no flame. Court ruled fire policy coverage disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Guy
Wasted Status Court of Appealy
St. Paihay
Writern Woolen MI
Topeka
Kans
Northern
London
Tedura's Court
Kansas
Dawirkuce Company
Will resign places Officials of Kansas Institution to Retire Voluntarily
Two Kansas state board of control members who visited the state asylum to investigate charges against Dr. C. S. Newton did not finish their inquiry and will not report yet. It is understood Newton will resign within ninety days and Clark Maxwell is also to be separated from the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kang
State Board of Control
de. C. 5
Newton
Clark Maxwell
Lineman Killed by Live Wire in Salina Kansas
Homer Haines, lineman for Western Union Telegraph, died in Salina while working on a messenger signal project for American District Telegraph. In another incident, the Missouri Grain elevator at Moberly burned, costing 85,000 dollars and insured for 60,000. Contents were insured for 30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kans
Homer Haines
Western Union Telegraph Company
Baines
American District Telegraph Company
Missouri Grain Company
Moberly
Markets Wire Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Cities
Kansas City and Chicago market wire notes cattle prices beef steers stocker feeders and cows with varied ranges. Wheat corn rye hay and pork lard futures listed with July September and December contracts and cash quotes. figures include per hundredweight and futures spreads amid mixed demand across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Chicago
Kansas City
Otehl
Titols
Young Wife Runaway After Promissory Note Frauds
Charles Smith of Marysville seeks his wife Lorena Pate who vanished from St Joseph last Saturday taking a promissory note for 24000 and 3350 cash. Believed she married another man in a scheme to defraud him. She lived near the St Charles hotel as a chambermaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Charles Smith
Marysville
Bhig City
Smith
Lorena Pate
St. Charles Hotel
Fifth Street
Swedish Parliament approves crisis report on Norway
Stockholm July 27 both houses of parliament approved the report of the special committee appointed to deal with the crisis between Norway and Sweden. In the first chamber the report was adopted without debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Norway
Sweden
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Pubiness Directory
VW E Meawnell
Pawrene Danml Maerk
Abe
Teal Esane
Iz Mupsachomets
Etreeti
Babeen
Attorneys At Law
Omics Opera Tagar Bleak
Soah ¥. Learnald, Js
Ofice
Trotaie
J Fa
Mitubeil
Baw
Piysicnen
Magesa Tusetta
Gozerse A. Banes & Son
Trilidian
P Keith
Wight Anc Gay
Dee
Pope Wilain
Mursk
W. Jones
Sargon Phyaleiand
Unity Bireet
Bealpai
U C.orf
Vt Ll
Kestoeut
Yoonge
Bnuersun
Atclac
Bargeoo
Vermont
Mits
D* JR
Bruhtel
Gridoatr i Burger
Veterinary
Dantimetrie G. F. Guiding
Reeldense
St Telepita, Agcorm Baetione
Pelephone
Dexsser
Gorner New Larmpubtr
Amd
Tothrop Qhearu
Lawrence
Rausad
WM Sinclair
Extate
Bellabic Abertra
Massachusetts Street
Hick
Wol. Francine
L. Fraccisco
U. J. Franciseehy
Francisco & Sons
Lier de Nichuison & Meinl
Hangas
Alfred Whitman
Eapordench
Heary
Winthrop
A. L. Selig’s
Insurance Agency
Life
Tormade
SELIG
Henry H. Fass
North Topeka
Fass
State of
Executive Council
Scott County
Charles Lobdell
Shawnee County
A. Hedgins
RT. Kreipe
Duu A. Curtis
SOX
M. J. Sullivan
Joab Mulvane
D. W Mulvane
F. E. Thimes
Charles Blood Smith
Hagen
Frank
McKeever
L.scott
Joho D. Kally
M. 1. Kelly
F. McCarty
Thomas Coughtin
Frank RB. Brown
W . Kelly
John Grito
William Gallananply
Frank Kelly
Charles Kally
J. A. Marshall
Franklin County
W. L. Pattison
Dickingen
J. B.case
I T. Fstus
W. WP. Mason
Shannon
J. M. Sau
Crawford County
John P. Curran
Wyandotte
Thomas Carey
John Dungan
Butler County
G. Pattle
Reno County
Caster
Miami County
J.M.T Branden
Wa. S. L
Dv. Pratt
W. J. Fleming
E. P. Miller
R. H. Montgomery
Louis Raehr
Alpheus Lane
Montgomery County
Adolph
C. Stitch
Albert W. Shulthts
John F. Overtiald
Henry W. Conrad
Emmet Sewell
C. L. Bloom
Sul
Atchison
After Harvester Trust
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Hawking
Texas
Ciire
William Iz
Califor
Nia
American Party
First National Bank
of Topeka
United States Army
Linevitch
Financiers of
Europe
Ruassian
Kansas Institution
Lawrence National Han
B. Moore
I. A Rattey
Barteldes
A. Han Willian W. Spars
W. BR. Gyabba
D. Bywersvex
B. Brooms
Osabier
Dashiara
Howes
Watkion
J.B. Wackina
O. A. Hit
Haven
I.hoyas
Moors
Tucker Onahie
Tucker
ACM Nobel
Depoutva
Puen
Lawrencen
Missouri
Husbsend
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