Legal steps in Standard Oil ouster case
The court may issue writs and take testimony to decide if evidence supports ouster proceedings against Standard Oil. A hearing date likely set for April 6 as the case moves through the supreme court with Chicago and St Louis lawyers for Winters Pierce and Republic Oil.
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Rede Samony
UN Standard, Company
Supreme Court
Fiela
Standard Oil Company
H. Eddie
General Course of
Chicago
Winters Pierce Oil Company
St. Louis
Republic Oil Company
Kansas City
Standard
Negro Appointed to Second Lieutenant in Philippine Scouts
The president appointed Sergeant George B. Thompson of the town in infantry to second lieutenant in the Philippine scouts, adding one more Black officer to command in the army. Thompson was appointed on his merits.
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Washington, D. C
Mar
George 8. Thompson
Town Infantry
Philippine Scouts
Thompson
Russian retreat reported as bridges burn behind rear guard
From St Petersburg the War Office says the Russian army is withdrawing in orderly fashion with bridges and railways destroyed behind them. Japanese forces cannot press the retreat as Oyama’s main force rests near Tie Mass while the Nanking column shows weakness. The Rigstan press commends Kuropathia for returning to duty.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Mar
P. N
Oyama
Rigstan
Kuropathia
Kuropatkin to Stay with Russian Army in Manchuria
Reports from East St. Petersburg indicate General Kuropatkin will remain with the Russian forces in Manchuria. Despite reverses he is praised as the army’s best general and will serve alongside General Linevitch as tensions ease and unity is sought at the council table. The retreat proceeds uneventfully with no new dispatches received yesterday.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Kuropatkin
Linevitch
Nicholas
Tre Changsa
Lingwitch
Manchuris
Hartin
Sendol
Gener Kuropatkin
Lineviteh
Che Xérshe
Promis
Mount Ware
Troop Movements Reported for Frontline in Europe
Preliminary orders affect twenty two districts in Odessa Warsaw and Moscow as grenadiers head toward units bound for the front. Many officers drafted to command these formations departed Moscow yesterday.
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Eral
Odessa
Warsaw
Moscow
Ihe Grenadiers
Manchuria
Japanese in front of Russian posts near Machantzy
A dispatch from Livesitch dated March 11 reports Japanese cavalry in front of Russian advance posts near the village of Machantzy with infantry following and halting there.
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Linevitch
St. Petersburg
Russia
la Dispatch
Livesitch
Jaye
Machantzy
Japan loan to be shared by United States Britain and Germany
Berlin reports a new foreign loan from Japan will be divided among the United States, Great Britain, and Germany. The exact split depends on banker agreements, but the total is likely near 60 million with Germany expected to take about 16 million, though figures remain undetermined.
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Berlin
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Japanese Report on Russian Retreat Near Kirin and Changhun
A Japanese report states Russian forces are retreating along routes toward Kirin and Changhun after a withdrawal from area near Kalyuan. The Russians are described as moving cautiously with guard units retreating twenty miles north of Kalyuan and twenty miles east of Tin Pass.
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Japan
Mar Vocot
Ifs
Kalyuan
Tin Pass
Russian admiralty predicts juncture with Admin Nebayatui soon
In St Petersburgh on March an admiralty statement says Kerestversky will join Admin Nebayatui within days and then proceed to meet Togo. The third division of the Russian sea squadron was ordered to Nebapatoi der Sunda Bailand of iCreta yesterday for Port.
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St. Petershuiys
Russia
Mar
Kerestversky
Nebayatui
Togo
Nebapatoi der Sunda Bailand
iCreta
Port Said
Violating Neutrality Laws Berlin March Report
The Voerwarts accuse Chancellor Van Boeuw of aiding Geran arms shipments to Moscow. Reports say hundreds of machine parts from Loewe’s former plant have been sent abroad. Russian rear guard holds Sipinhad while Japanese troops stall at Tre Pass. Oyama’s forces stabilize at Vie Pass.
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Berlin
The
Voerwarts
van Boeuw
Han
Geran Arms and Ammunition Factory
Loewe
Gunshu Pass
Sipinhad
Tre Pass
Oyama
Vie Pass
Three Die as Bomb Explodes During Warsaw Patrol
Warsaw reports three soldiers wounded by a bomb thrown from a window during a patrol last night. Injuries are described as terrible. No arrests were made. Kuropatkin named commander of the First Manchurian Army by telegram from St. Petersburg.
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Warsaw
Russia
Ile
St. Mererstiary
Vanera
Kuropatkin
Thea
Cmleia
Jointists Fared Badly In Topeka Police Court
Four men were fined for the sale of liquor in police court last night. The lowest fine was 100 dollars with thirty days in jail. George Kauer headed the class with a 400 dollar assessment and 120 days in the city prison. All cases were appealed to the district court.
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Topeka
Mar
Gall
Gieorge Kiauer
Kentucky Witness Reveals Planned Courtroom Slaughter
Anderson White, brother of the defendant Tom White, testified in Lexingham Kentucky that a wholesale murder plot targeted Tom Cockrell and others in the courthouse. He said James Hargis supplied a pistol and ordered him to kill the men, with murder to be carried out during the trial for killing Har gis. White described coercion and the motive as obedience to Hargis.
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Lexingham
Mark, Cox
Mim Cockrell
Mark Cockrell
Vaughan and
Marcum
Andersony White
Tom Cockrelt
Hargis
James Hargis
White
Han Far
Heargis
Cattchan
Anderson White
Tom White
Iife
J. B. Marcum
Prige
Cockrell
James Margis
Tom Cockrell
Heo Hargis
Secret grand jury probe tightens grip on Chicago
The city braces for a secret criminal prosecution as sixty federal agents shadow every juror and key witness. Washington Secret Service men monitor movements to and from federal headquarters as investigators safeguard insiders and outsiders linked to the inquiry.
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Chicago
Mar
Juipe Jd
Secret Service
Washington
Ure Monan- Meek
Wason Business Trip Details and Legal Action Report
On a St Louis stop March 22 Chiveles Prt named junior Blues member in legal circles. Elis partners told Associated Press Erd's act astonished them and lacked a skylltust reason. Mr Black said a week ago Bird went to Baltimore for depositions in a case about an ancestral settlement. last Saturday he wired completion of work, victory, and a plan to run to New York for a day.
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St. Lous
Chiveles Prt
Blues
Sucuvin
Erd
Elis Partners
Associated Pres
Black
Ape Bird
Battimore
Itke Depositons
New York
Uneasy Times in Harbin Amid Departures and Rumors
Crowds gather as Generac Karapatkin arrives, residents flee Harbin amid unease over military movements. Reports note erroneous dispatches about cannonading south of The Pass and the retreat of Linovitch's forces. Detachments mobilize while Chinese deposits leave local banks as European capitals question impacts.
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Harbin
Mar
Btn
Karapatkin
Chinese Banka
Resmenkampf
T Pass
Linovitch
Rennenkampf
Associated Press
M. Toluzazof
Killing of Bassett officer sparks racial tensions
In Bassett near a cement plant the town marshal shot and killed Rich Beles, a drunk black man. Beles resisted arrest and reached for a hip pocket. Tensions rise as white residents demand the officer’s protection and threaten possible mob action.
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Lola, Rap
Mar
Bassett
Lola Portland Cement Company
Rich Beles
Beles
Doles
Frederickson
Boles
Rasseirts
Bad Storm in South Strikes Tandolph County
A severe tornado swept southern Tandolph County near Double Meads and Mack Uarisie, causing extensive property damage and multiple injuries. A store was destroyed, several houses demolished, and a child died with another seriously injured at the Wilson plantation near Revk tails.
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Reaimke
Ata
Mars 2
Tandolph
Double Meads
Ceure
Mack Uarisie
Waynes
Roanoke
Lecrees
Wilson Plantation
Revk Tails
al Lime
Retreat Prepared by Forces After Hussing Heard Quarters Removal
The Associated Press correspondent reports after Hussing Heard quarters were pulled back from Tre Pass the rear guard remained for days without telegraphic service. Plans for a retreat were organized by Karapatkin Linevsitch Biderling and Kaulburs and completed successfully.
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Viiastay van
Mar
Tre Pass
Karapatkin
Linevsitch
Biderling
Kaulburs
Leavenworth County Officials Face Compliance Request
County Attorney Lee Bond warns the board to comply with the Leavenworth Taxpayer League request or face further action. He cites past delays and urges timely consideration by the commissioners Leavenworth Kars Main. The dispute centers on legal duties and potential measures to enforce accountability.
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Leavenworth
Kars
Lee Bond
Comety
Carearoners
Agreement on foreign bond issue reached in London
London, March 2. The council of foreign bond holders and the government of the Vausevanpaternment reached an accord on exterior debts. The pact will be signed tomorrow with guarantees covering more than a majority of customs duties at most ports. Washington notes questioned as American minister in Caraway seeks to block the deal. In Kansas towns, a new law allows judges to sign cases off the bench and a Salina Mercantile case was decided for the defendant. Peabody Presbyterian church in Kansas dedicated a debt free building costing 15,000 dollars featuring a 2000 pipe organ.
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London
Eng
Council of Foreign Bond
Associated Press
Iting
la Cusaira
T'cerra
Washington
Caraway
Hower
Peabody
Kans
Mar
New Presbyterian Church
J. G.johnson
Cripple Creek Club Plans Sunday School Play At Church
The Lend a Hand Club announces a Sunday school entertainment at the church featuring a pantomime of Cinderella. The event aims to delight children and residents, with Mrs Jar making her Lawrence debut and Harland Newton noted among attendees. A separate item reports a ten cent charge at the door for a show in City, and a nearby fatal fire blamed on a gasoline stove.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Nelson Frankin
Coltarian Sunday School
Sreutadina
Western Federation of Miners
Cindrela
Jar‘Jey
Lawrence
Sionox City
Figgers
Ba Aeen
Harland Newton
Shelton
Nab
Refinery in Paola Kang Progress Report
The independent refinery work is progressing rapidly. The attic building is completed and most of the plant is under way allowing production to start. About 1,000 barrels have been taken so far.
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Paola, Kang
Mar
Independent of
Death Followed Wager in New York
Charles Butler a 31 year old Williamsburg salesman died after drinking a quart of cognac on a wager. The incident occurred in New York and authorities report a fatal outcome from the challenge. Butler leaves behind a widow and two children.
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New York
Charles Butler
Williamsburg
St Louis Lawyer Injured in New York Hotel Room
Charles Erd, 35, a St Louis attorney, was found shot in the left temple in a New York hotel room. He was taken to a hospital and expected to recover. police found money and jewelry on him and he claimed the injury was accidental and for personal safety.
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St. Louis
New
New York
Charles Erd
Erd
Whee
Krad
Minister Proust Dies in Lead Shot Incident
Antonia Proust, minister of the arts, dies after being shot. The cabinet notes the tragedy as Leisen Mauri, a renowned dancer, mourns the loss and is cited in coverage.
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Frante
Mas
Antonia Proust
Aiteton
Selebedd
Leisen Mauri
Wiltowledy
Conference planned in France on rights of Frei citizens
French press reports a conference in Amiens with state leaders to discuss upcoming legal actions over rights and potential court cases. The article notes no decision yet and mentions actions against a French cable company amid civil rights concerns.
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Pain
France
Matin
Amiassadior
Brakeman Killed in Rock Island Accident
A Rock Island brakeman named Mather was killed yesterday afternoon after a fall that left his body badly mutilated. He was not known locally, and his remains were taken to Topeka last evening. The article reports the death and the possible cause as a fall beneath the wheels.
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Perry
Mather
Topeka
Ambiguous Venezuelan Pact Talks Reported by Washington
State department reports from March indicate Venezuelan government may reject arbitration on American claims. No clear final answer is given, with officials awaiting a defined response and potential acceptance of mediation terms.
Printing Site Plan Swapped Topeka For New Plant
In Topeka on March 12 a commission set two lots at the southwest corner of the intersection for a new print plant. Details are garbled but mention of state power, a proposed facility, and various individuals are noted. Frank Winkediy named assistant attorney general. a separate Ohio note reports rising river levels causing widespread flooding in Bellaire with widespread evacuations and plant shutdowns.
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Topeka
Mar
Special grand jury completes Beef trust probe in Chicago
The special grand jury to investigate the so called Beef trust completed its work in Chicago on March 2. The massive testimony collected was quickly criticized and attacked.
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Chicago, Ills
Beef Trust
Crest of Flood Recedes from Pittsburg After Major Rise
The flood crest reached Pittsburg on March 22 and the rivers began receding rapidly. Local industries estimate losses exceed 1,000,000 as the flood's impact continues to unfold.
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Pittsburg
Wallaville renominates Burkhalter for mayor in Missouri
Telegraphic items report Governor Folk’s push for a state inspector bill, Burkhalter’s renomination by Wallaville Republicans, a forged check arrest in Oakley, a pardon for J L West from Sedalia, and several Missouri gubernatorial appointments. Also notes a Kentucky return request for William Acrey, a Kansas funeral cab driver known as Dutch Henry’s death, and local court actions in Kansas.
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Wallaville
HK. A. Burkhalter
W. H. Thurman
Oakley
Kan
Aca
J. L. West
Pettis County
Sedalia
Missouri
Forest Martin
Moterly
Lewis McAlister
Campbell
Kentucky
Assant
Rale
Wiliam Acrey
Randolph County
Dutch Henry
Barong
Kansas
Charles McRoermey
Tivaryman
Topeka
Unclear text with garbled data and mixed references
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Indian band summer engagements booked successfully
The report notes strong bookings for the Sand Abe Levy agency with the Haskel Indian band for summer engagements. Regent trips yielded smooth date settlements and ample time for potential further travel. Engagements are described as favorable with good figures and potential wider exposure for the band.
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Abe Levy
Tn Tad
Local Notices From Tonganoxie And Nearby Areas
The item lists residents and visitors including Mr. detu Kinnar of Tonganoxte and Mr. Wake Hel who travelled to Delphos Rateta. It notes returns from visits to Leaseswort Mes and Min Mo AL Diebee, plus a brief mention of a robbery where a tramp entered a home southeast of fowl and stole a watch spectacles and other items.
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Wake Hel
Delphos Rateta
AL Diebee Bis
Matta Bel 04S
Tapekas Owiecrester
Mir
Geridtdis
Misa Mouergibret
Mon Carotta
Mon Carotta Say, For A Viat, Mis Cietiewtve Barby
G. Rutter
Dinuse
Fire destroys duck camp tents along riverbank
A fire damaged two tents at the tuck camp upstream, burning contents including clothing and bedding. The Weaver Dry Goods space for suits and undergarments is now in use as clean up proceeds. A report from Lawrence said a blaze occurred six miles north of Bonner Springs yesterday. Bertha Conley, 23, died of pneumonia at 723 New Jersey street this morning. Creditors of Mrs Bolton Stone met this morning.
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Lawrence
Bonner Springs
Bertha Conley
New Jersey Street
Markets by Wire Cattle and Grain Prices Reported
Kansas City notes cattle bids with 6 000 native steers and 2 600 heavy stockers and feeders. Wheat futures at May and July with varied cash and grain values. Chicago reports cattle, wheat, corn, oats, and hay prices with several futures and cash quotes. Mixed notes on eggs, butter, and receipts.
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Kansas City
Mar
Chicago
Kanass City
Tosdly
Buttear—Creamery
Packtog
Miners and Operators Face Coal Strike Threat
Report details a looming coal strike as operators threaten to shut all mines if workers refuse to return to work. The operators’ association pledges unity, aiming to mobilize 200 miners, with county authorities overseeing potential arbitration.
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Erre
County of
Sullivan
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