City Council Grants Right of Way for Union Pacific on Vermont Street
An overflowing audience packed the City Council chamber as debate over granting the Union Pacific right of way through Vermont Street proceeded. Mayor praised citizen turnout while speakers urged fair compensation and firm promises before action, noting benefits to Lawrence and local business traffic.
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Nera
Bedale
Dicker
Iziebmaan
Kemball
Crawford
Marks
Hadley
Suun
Geo. Barker
O. Thacher
Poehler
Gov
Robin Won
Eohort
Union Pacific Tolkce
Hota Bimarck Grove
Lown
Law Fence
Santa Fe
Topeka
G. Grovenor
Gov. Robin Soc
H. Hamilton
Vermont
New Hampshire
Union Pacific Company
Lawrence
Sunta Fy
Topeks
Dlloa Batesid
Kansas City
Kansas Cy
New Hampshire Street
U. P
Council Advances Vermont Street Right of Way Amendment
The Lawrence council passed Councilman Bedale’s amendment granting right of way on Vermont Street rather than New Hampshire Street. Debate centered on property damage with Kimball and Hadley supporting New Hampshire Street. The full ordinance adoption then moved forward, audience rallied, and several nearby property owners raised asking prices.
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Bedale
Vermont Street
New Hampshire Street
Kimball
Hadley
Afr
Shew
Fincher
Smead
Ver Mont Street
Connecticut
Santa Fe
Barker
Lawrence
Strode Arrested In Nickerson Case After Stabbing
Sam Strode the accused stabber of Ab Henton was captured by Sheriff Asher after a tip from Nickerson authorities. He used the alias Frank Sellers, faced Judge Chadwick with bail set at 590 dollars, and a post hearing exam was scheduled for the 23rd. Strode claimed Henton attacked him first and that he took his father's horse nearby in Lawrence days earlier.
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D. Sperry
Bravensona
Sperry & Taft
Topeka
Steinberg's
Clothing Huse
Abe Bieinberg
Drm
Steinberg & Bro
F.C. Clark
Straw Lumber Company
Kansas City
Gertie Ballena
Emporia
D. W. Shaw
Hinman, Moody & Co
Lawrence House
Tae
Haskell
W. E. Griffith
Frank Benedict
Niagara Falls Insurance Company
Miagouri
Lane
Akera
Lawrence
Shepard Verans Foster
Neill
Game Strode
Sam Strode
Ab Henton
Sheriff Asher
Nickeraga
Asher
Strode
Nickerson
Jouayal
Henson
West
Rasher
Hank
Star Route Bail Bonds Spark Custody Debate in Washington
Bail set at 5000 dollars for Cabell Monroe and Rivdell figures as Ingersoll and Dorsey appear. Ex Senator Dorsey offers bondman Humphrey. court delays as Dorsey travels from New Mexico. Separate note on Lieutenant Danenhower crew gas study and Mississippi relief measures push through Senate.
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Washiycton
Joe. W. Dorsey
Ingersoll
Dorsey
New Moxico
Rivdell
Thos
J. Brady
N. W. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Brady
Daxenhower
Hant
James Gordon Bannett
Paris
Irktusk
Lena
Novos
Danenhower
Herbert
Lona
Mississippi
Weat
Senate
Secretary of War
Mississippi River
West
Memphis
Est
Barber Bros
Lawar
Supreme Court closing session at Topeka in March term
The March term of the Supreme Court at Topeka closed with higher attorney attendance. Opinions filed include Lonjy and Long v Murphy et al error from Aug county and Horton vs Mealy et al error from Potawatomi county. Several cases were continued to April or May and others submitted or continued for further action.
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Torzga
Supreme Court
Adam Lonjy
John Long
C. D. Murphy
Rij Murphy
A. Yaters
Antaugus County
Horton C.J. Captain
M. Mealy
P. MicBeal
Pottawatomia County
Syilabus
Hortom U. J. Edward Arnat
H. Hamrseman
Wyandotte
Gatthias Bros. Va
John Jasper and Company
Montgomery County
A. H. Turcer
Neosho County
John Wilkie
T. Howe
W. H. Hetherington
N. Sterry
Lyon County
Timothy Con
John Dillon
Archie O. Laughter
Congress Tackles War Claims and Mississippi Relief
In the Senate the War Department reply on Ohio River improvements is read while Morgan reports on Nicaragua claims totaling 3 to 6 million dollars. West moves to use government boats to transport flood rations along the Mississippi. the measure passes amid talks of famine in inundated areas. House action includes Alaska delegate seating, Utah memorials, and an appropriation to fund lighthouse flood expenses.
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Hate
Wasaixerox
Secretary of War
Ohio
Morgan
Committee On Foreign Relations
Nicaragua
United States
West
Mississippi
Senator West
Memphis
Cockrell
Merchant's Exchange of
St. Louis
Tobie
Dawes
Bayard
HOUSE
Wasaixctay
Thompson
Committee On Elections
M. D. Ball
Alaska
Utah
Hiscock
Lighthouse Board
Mississippi River
Chas. P. Chanteau
Senate
Murderer Arrested After Salem Lodger Identification
Detective Weldon and an accomplice named Baker traced a lodger at the Salem police station to the murder of Mrs. Bell. The suspect, registered as Edwards, was taken to Boston for questioning after being identified as the man sought. Mississippi Fires alleges a levee break near Friar's Point but warns the town will not suffer as river flows elsewhere.
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Shearer
Leavenworth
Clube
Sotuba
E. C. Burt
A. G Menger
Mott
Satew
Mass
Weldon
Baker
Bell
Salem
Boston
Edwards
Mississippi
Myurais
Friar's Point
Miss
Austio
Cariaco
Marshal Healy
Milk River
Longest Railroad In The World Through To The Pacific Coast
Reports from Boston say the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad purchased the Sonora Railroad, creating a through line from the Missouri River to Guaymas on the Pacific, making Santa Fe the longest direct line under one ownership. Other dispatches note European war fears easing and local financial failures in New York.
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Torrga
Kan
Boston
Sonora
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Guaymas
Mexico
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Atchison
Deming
Benson and Hermosilla
Queen's assailant committed for trial on high treason
Foreign news reports McLean the Queen's alleged assailant committed for trial on high treason in Wrrosor March 10. He arraigned and reserved defense, refusing to cross examine witnesses as evidence repeats prior claims of a pistol shot aimed at the Queen.
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Speerilie
Carcaoo
Scoville
Guiteau
General Butler
Wrrosor
McLean
Lospex
Markets Report From Nunn March Market Notes
Market closes steady as merchants report cautious demand. Rates and prices reflect limited buying interest with primes under pressure. A mixed session shows small gains for veteran investors while speculative positions waver amid uncertain fiscal signals.
Kansas City Produce Market Summary
Kansas City market update shows corn receipts 2301 bushels with shipments, oats No 2 cash from 43 cents bid, rye No 2 cash 70 cents bid, 78 asked, hogs steady at a per dozen rate, butter steady at 26 cents. The report notes prices for cash and April and May futures across grains and livestock with mixed bids and asks.
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Kanbas City
Kansas City
Aglenar
Lige
Cme
Sim
Cattle and Hogs Market Reports From Kangar City Stock
Receipts and prices for cattle hogs and mutton in Kangar City Stock Market. Cattle averages around 3.10 to 5.83 per hundredweight with steady demand for meat and feed. hogs receipts near 1,794 with prices 6.40 to 6.45. sheep and goats shipments about 650 with prices 4.55 per hundredweight.
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Kansas City
Damand Gery
Louis Produce Market Prices and Receipts Amid Market Activity
The market report shows grains and commodities moving with flour and wheat opening higher, corn and oats rising, lead and lard steady to higher, and dairy steady. It lists bid quotes, cash markets, and shipments for flour wheat corn oats rye barley and related dairy items with receipts and shipments noted.
Market Report Cattle Sheep and Hog Prices March 10 1983
Market notes show cattle receipts 690 with shipments 1 000 and demand exceeding supply. Prices range from good to prime steer 50 to 75 per 100 pounds. cows and heifers around 38 to 76. Sheep receipts 1 100 shipments 3700 with steady to good demand. hogs lighter to good with prices around 50 to 85 per 100 pounds. Various grades and regional totals listed for Yorks Baltimores Laney and packing sectors.
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Luis
Laney
Chicago Produce Market Ledger March Prices and Activity
Market report from Chicago Caiano on March 10 shows dull to unchanged oils and grains with mixed futures for May and June. Fresh meats steady to higher with hogs and lard firm, while barley, oats, wheat, corn, and rye receipts are listed with cash and futures prices.
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Chicago
Caiano
Natalee
Jane
Bo Eeo Dupe
Omethe
Tae
RY Beler
Chicago Stock Market and Agricultural Receipts Summary
March market notes from UBWAQO describe cattle receipts of 1,980 head with good to high demand and strong exports. Texans, feeders, and mixed lots show steady demand, with packing and shipping firm. Sheep receipts around 1,500 with 1,300 shipments and generally firmer prices.
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Ubwaqo
Seeik’ Pont
Ahi Bisca Parker
Srm
Anavid
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