Fife jury ac quittal ends Savannah murder trial
A Savannah jury acquitted Stewed Fife of the murder of Frank Richardson at Christman Avenue. The mother Mrs Fife cried with joy as the verdict neared, while the widow Mrs Richardson and father Thomas Fife reacted with relief. The judge refused to grant a mistrial and the case closes with no further indictments pending. Stewart Fife, from a wealthy St Joseph family, had earlier fled to North Yakima before being returned to Savannah in custody.
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Death of Anthony Wyas Near Healy Kansas
Kansas briefs report a Wichita county resident Anthony Wyas found dead near Healy after leaving Wichita, wandering in cold with his horse and gear. The report notes exposure as a likely cause and includes other Kansas items on incorporations, auctions, bids, and political notes from Topeka and Fort Scott.
COT ROBBER AND JEKYLL HYDE TALE SHOCK CHICAGO
Chicago March 21 police seek Hopkins linked to a $26 000 post office robbery. Hopkins shot by Dao Kiplay in a flat with Lillie Ripley nicknamed Diamond Lill. Burglary tools dynamite and nitroglycerine found, wife identified as Blind Marie. Next, Joplin zinc market booms with price up to 34 per ton for Royal Blaze mine output amid rising demand and tight ore supplies.
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Schley Controversy Ends as Gail Bordes Takes Over
March 21 report from Washington details the House Committee on Naval Affairs approving a resolution concurring with President Beancvolt’s view to terminate the Schley controversy and postpone all related bills. The sale of Gail Bordens milk interests appears linked to the action, with mixed party-line votes and ongoing bets on the outcome of the matter.
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Millinery Opening At The Fair Draws Large Crowd
Visitors flocked to The Fair today for a spring millinery display at Mrs Boulton Stone. Hats attracted notice including a Leslie Carter turban of rose pleated liberty silk with black trims, a white horsehair braid hat with plume, and black and white straw designs. Bright decorations of towers palms and flowers complemented the fashionable selections amid a lively opening day.
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Fashionable millinery display at Misses Hutt shop
A lively scene today showcased varied hats in black and white, linen and biscuit tones with pearls and floral trimming. An orchestra heightened the mood as visitors admired elaborate Frenchy styles, wreath accents, and tricolor straw creations, highlighting current low crown trends and intricate trims.
Funston Started West to Take Command in Colorado
Washington March 12 Geo Funston began his journey home last evening planning a short stop at Iola Kansas before heading to California. He aims to move his wife and child to Denver and assume command of the department of Colorado around April first, relieving Gen MacArthur who retires. He is expected to testify before the senate committee soon to present views on the Philippines. His Washington departure coincides with the war department wanting him ready for duty when the Denver assignment opens.
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Riley County Republicans Convene For State And Conventions
In Riley Kansas Republicans held a county convention to choose delegates for state and congressional meetings. W J Bailey J A Troutman J S West and D Wilson prominent state hopefuls spoke as resolutions backed Calderhead Bailey for governor Coleman for attorney general and Wilson for auditor. In Arkansas City delegates were elected to the county convention with strong anti Wheatley sentiment and virtually all wards barring the fourth chose anti Wheatley delegates.
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Millinery Week Opens With Remarkable Displays
Burlington Vermont march 21 William Crilley, jailed for defying a liquor informant demand, changes stance to reveal the informant amid police pursuit. Meanwhile Mrs J B Shearer hosts a grand millinery opening with vivid displays, corsages, colors, and styles drawing crowds as Emme Dependable and Misses Edmondeen promote fashionable hats, while local shops advertise harness, stationery, and specials.
President Deliberates Miles Statement Amid Cabinet Talk
Washington March 27 The president delays action on Miles case after Senate testimony marked as privileged. He plans to read the bearing transcripts and confer with the Military Affairs Committee before deciding. Joint closure with Attorney General follows cabinet meeting. Indictments tied to political fund solicitations announced. River gorge overflows Missouri River lower lands. War revenue bill moves in Senate. Help wanted white girl.
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MARKETS AND PRICES IN KANSAS CITY LISTINGS
Markets by wire report from Kansas City shows mixed commodity quotes with dairy and livestock figures listed. It notes cattle and hog prices, garden goods, and wholesale figures, along with mentions of milk products and local market activity.
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