Judge McPherson Rules Federal Court Has Jurisdiction in Missouri Rate Law
Judge McPherson of Bel Oak, Iowa, declares federal court jurisdiction over Missouri minimum freight and passenger laws dispute. He cites need for judicial review to determine reasonableness and profits, preserves state injunctions until rates are tested, and notes ultimate review lies with the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Railways
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Missouri
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Mite Metherson
Bel Qak
Towa
United States District Court
St. Louis
Jan Wherson
Tudge McPherson
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court Imust
Supreme Court
United States
Kansas Governor Candidate Plans Oklahoma Inquiry
Topeka June 17 Grant Hornaday a Republican hopeful for Kansas governor says he will travel to Oklahoma and Indian Territory to investigate the high expenses charged to candidates in the recent Democratic direct primaries. He notes Roy Hoffman, once a US Senate candidate, is a close friend and former roommate. Hornaday may offer ideas after assessing the Kansas situation.
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Grant Hornaday
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Roy Hoffman
United States
Murnaday
Senworor
Hornaday
The Monolith and New York Skyscraper Rise
A survey of New York construction notes the Monolith on Thirty Fourth Street as a standout concrete skyscraper near Broadway and Sixth Avenue. It highlights fire proofing via terra cotta blocks, rapid office expansion in the Murray Hill and Tenderloin districts, and the proximity to Waldorf Astoria Motel.
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American Society of Civil Engineers
Chicago
Parks to Be Tried Again in Murder Case
Kansas City report says County Prosecutor I B Kimbrell refused a lesser plea for Thomas W Parks charged with murder in the first degree. Attorneys accepted a retrial before Judge W W Wallace this week. new trial would occur next September after a jury failed to reach a verdict in the first trial.
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Thomas W. Parks
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W. W. Wallace
Defense Witness Chas W King Dies After Haywood Trial
Chas W King, a key defense witness in the Haywood trial, died yesterday in Canon City Colorado. Bloodhounds once used by King were involved in tracking after the Independence Day dynamiting incident. Market data on grains and livestock accompany the dispatch.
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Independence
The Pope's Stocking Canonization Debate
A Vatican dispute over canonizing Pius IX faces opposition as some doubt sainthood despite proclaimed miracles. A tale describes a child cured by wearing a relic sock, and a Vatican anecdote has the pope questioning a believer about miracles and stockings.
How He Kissed Julia Marlowe
Wichita June 17 A remarkable hysteria case centers on Eula Wilson one year old daughter of Bailey and Mrs Wilson After a long illness she revived saying she had visited heaven and obeyed to eat and drink She near blind but after recovery sees clearly Her doctors deem it an unusual hysteria not shamming and note she could have walked if motivated She and her family have drawn many visitors from 1226 Cleveland Ave The report ends with a theater anecdote about Julia Marlowe and a kiss during a performance remar kable laughter caused by a kissing scene then a shipment note for Fig Newtons at Wiedemann's
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Social and Personal Notes From Ottawa and Nearby
Will Edgar from Ottawa was up for a visit. Chas Gibbs spent Sunday in Kansas City. Chas Wolfe of Topeka was in town today. N O L Carry leaves tonight for Jamestown Miss Ida Hoag of Wellington visits Mrs Ed Klein. Miss Elsa Barteldes invites guests to a party Thursday afternoon July 20. Mrs R C Johnston hosts Presbyterian Sunday school class in honor of Miss Ruth Marshall who leaves Wednesday for Colorado.
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Chas. Wolfe
Topeka
N. OL
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Ida Hoag
Wellington
Ed. Klein
Elsa Barteldes
R. C. Johnston
The
Presbyterian Church
Ruth Marshall
Colorado
Flushing the Mains
The water company will flush its mains today and continue until the mains are clean. Citizens should expect temporarily unclear water during the work.
Wanted A Place To Work Apply ML Care Journal
Classified note seeks employment with a machine learning focus. Applicant offers general care journal experience and requests a suitable workplace.
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Wrecks, Curfews, and Odd Notices Across Towns
A jumble of reports notes a Santa Fe wreck near Roule killing a man and injuring others, a curfew law, a lifetime rent listing, cattle receipts and market prices, a stalled hotel room death, and a trance witness from Perry Iowa describing dreamland. Also mentions a 16 year old seeking work in Lincoln.
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der Hogeland
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Mich
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Trinidad
Striking Doubts Grow Over General Strike in Russia
News from St Petersburg reports dwindling faith in a general strike after parliament’s dissolution. A secret Finland talks faction of social democrats faces opposition as moderates fear futile action harming the party and workers. Premier Stolypin bears blame for delaying convening parliament under the current suffrage plan.
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Deplore Jingo Talk At Tokyo Constitutional Rally
Tokio June 17 Leading members of the constitutional party held a meeting this afternoon and adopted resolutions on the American question urging prudence and trust in both governments for a peaceful settlement. They condemn unlawful conduct while stressing friendly ties and peaceful diplomacy to resolve the incident.
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Orchard Case Goes Over at Caldwell Idaho June 17
Harry Orchard the confessed murderer of Governor Steunenberg was arraigned here but the case was postponed to the next term by agreement until the Haywood Moyer and Pettibone cases are disposed of. Orchard was brought from Boise and returned this afternoon with no incident. The Haywood trial is to resume tomorrow.
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Japanese Manchuria Dispute Intensified by Police Incident
A Japanese man wounded by a Chinese police member on the Yalu alleges revenge motives, stoking tensions between China and Japan in Manchuria as the central source of ongoing controversy.
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Japan
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Rock road from Kansas City to Lawrence planned across Johnson county
Dr. Simeon Bell of Rosedale leads a push to extend a sixty to eighty foot wide macadam road from Kansas City through Shawnee to Lawrence, promising stunning views and value increases. The project would follow a widened Southwest boulevard, with portions already paved and funded by Bell. He cites past gains from roadbuilding as proof of future land value growth.
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Old Timer Floyd Walters Shares Lawrence Tales
Floyd Walters, 8, visiting his nephew L. M. Walters in Lawrence, recalls olden times and Kansas state life. He travels down memory lane while praising the state, joking about feeding alfalfa to horses, and noting his lasting interest despite years since his last visit.
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Lawrence
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Interstate liquor case affects Kansas delivery rights
In a Kansas City District Court hearing, Judge Pol eck considers an injunction by Kansas City Brewing to stop the Kansas attorney general from seizing liquor in transit from Missouri. The ruling touches on whether a foreign sale in good faith permits delivery under federal interstate commerce rights.
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No Packing Strike Ends as Teamsters Accept Arbitration
Chicago June 17. Packing house teamsters accept arbitration offered by packers and will remain at work pending arbitration. No strike is planned for the near future.
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Packers
To Fire Schmitz Oust Likely At City Meeting
San Francisco June 17 reporters expect the board of supervisors to move to oust Schmitz who is jailed and to begin re organization of the city government. The police department is anticipated to be restructured after Schmitz removal.
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Auto Crash in San Bornville Involves Metcalfe Party
In a June 17 crash near Horton Auto, Dr. Ben Hicks Metcalfe, head of Metcalfe's hospital in Winthrop Massachusetts, plus Mrs. Metcalfe and Miss Churchill the hospital matron, were fatally injured when the car plunged over a high embankment.
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Winthrop
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Governor Hoch Attends Silver Service for Kansas at League Island
Governor Hoch of Kansas and his wife joined prominent Kansans in a presentation at League Island Navy Yard as the State of Kansas bestowed its silver service to the battleship Kansas. The event featured Raymond's Root Beer served ice cold.
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League Island Navy Yard
Ambassador Bryce Tours Western Oklahoma Cities
Ambassador Bryce and his party travel through Snyder and Hobart and continue along the Frisco western division to visit towns across western Oklahoma.
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Bryce
Oklahoma
Snyder
Hobart
Frisco
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