Prosecution in Vancil Wife Murder Trial Moves Way
The Vancil murder case enters a pivotal week as the prosecution, citing new medical testimony and the defense’s challenges, presses forward. Witnesses describe Mrs Vancil’s cheerful nature and the arousal of doubt about arsenic poisoning while the judge manages courtroom interruptions and juror scrutiny.
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Eph Vancil
Vaneil
Smart
Lawrence
Kansas Cis
John F. Sherman
Sarah Moraseh
Sherman
Lay Offs Unnecessary Assurance in Navy Yard Warnings
Washington reports reassurance from Congress that no immediate action will be taken on a 2 million dollar emergency appropriation for the naval air armament. A committee representing workers in navy yards across the country informed that layoffs would not be necessary.
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Washington
Sheen
Congress
Navy
Sevrening
Vuriers
Tory
Provisions of Agricultural Appropriation Bill Urged
Washington dispatch reports Congressman Scott of Kansas explaining the agricultural appropriation bill. He highlights brown tail moths and the Texas cattle tick as major pests harming New England forests and southern cattle. He cites a nearly half million yearly quarantine cost and estimates tens of millions in southern losses, urging liberal federal funding for eradication and animal disease work.
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Washington
Scott
Kansas
New England
Texas
Federal Treasury
Senit
Bureau of Animal Industry
Neville’s Garner for sale in Western tee tale
A fragmentary notice indicates a property or item labeled Neville’s Garner offered for sale at a price about 100 dollars below a referenced asking figure. The readable wording is unclear and lacks complete details on seller, location, or exact terms.
Death of Duke of Devonshire shocks Britain
Cannes reports the death of Spenser Compton Cavendish eighte nth duke of Devonshire from heart failure at seventy five. London notes his unexpected passing Whe he left the Balfour ministry and remained a leading Unionist figure in tariff reform opposition. In Vermont, John W. Stereart, former governor, was named to the U S Senate to fill Proctor’s vacancy.
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Cannes
France
Spencer Compton Cavendish
Duke of Devonshire
London
England
Great Britain
Joseph Chamberlain
Unionism Free Trade League
Proctor
Vermont
John W. Stereart
United States
Senator Proctor
After School Hours Work for 15 Girls at Boener Bros Cigar Factory
Saturday job options for 15 girls exist at Boener Bros cigar factory with evening office calls on Friday. New belt buckles priced from 1.00 to 7.50 by Gustafson. Hatchery offers fowls such as Jersey Black, White Orpingtons, and Leghorns with eggs $1 to $3 per setting. Farm location one mile south of State University, R F D No 2, Bell Phone 8653. CHAS C MILLER, Prop. Antique souvenir spoons advertised by Gustafson. Wiedemann's cherry ice promoted and new barrettes priced up to 2.00.
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Boener Bros. Cigar Factory
S. C
Mile
South State University
Bell
Chas. C, Miller
Lawrence
Kaan
Retaining Agencies Seen as Interior Priority in Washington
Report outlines strong efforts by members of the House and Senate to resist agency eliminations and pension reductions. Officials warn that removing agencies would disrupt operations and harm workers across states. Congress debates preserving agencies amid an active push tied to pension and appropriation decisions.
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Washington, DC
Pension Aceneles
Senate
Congress
Pressiate
Beeazht
Gaeinters
Sion
Aseo
Dead Baby in Mails Sparks Postmaster Investigation
In Philadelphia Va a postmaster and inspectors probe the discovery of a dead infant found in mail shipments. The case involves a note urging drastic action and an initial mishandling report. Also in Philadelphia a Methodist Episcopal elder Rev Wm H Shatter is acquitted by the conference after being charged with conduct unbecoming a minister though an anonymous letter sparked the charges.
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Denver
Marek
Meack
Portiles
Meee
Elie
Rocky Mountain Motion
Tia Wlswell
Noom
Ida Rleades
Waalsstock
Th .E . i Owas
Postamaster Orael
Jover
Vurtales
Philiadelphia
Wm. AH. Shatter
Noo
West District
Philadelphia
Methodist Episcopal Church
End to Night Riding in Kentucky Agreement Reached
An end to a ten night riding has been secured by a formal accord between the American Tobacco Company and the executive committee of the Society of Equity. The agreement was reached in a conference held yesterday in Winchester Kentucky and announced today by members of the American Society of Equity.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
American Tobacco Company
The
Soriety of Equity
Winchester
American Society of Equity
Night Riders Strike In Hopkinsville Kentucky
Night riders invaded Golden Pong in Trngs county at midnight and dragged Thomas Weaver a negro employee of the tobacco association from his bed. He was carried to the road and whipped for refusal to obey and was shot. He is found in a dying condition today. German Car in Wyoming. Rock River Wyom Macch 24. The German car left here at Tu teltowk this morning. Prof. Marvin to speak at the picture exhibition tonight. A New Line. Electrical apparatus and wiring services advertised by F. A. Habskopf with fixtures in stock. Mans shirts and shampoo bags offered by C. P. Barber & Son.
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Quin- Han
Hiling
Dudge Smart
Vaneil
Miss Quinlan
Hopkinsville
Golden Pong
Trngs County
Thomas Weaver
Tobaccn Association
Wyoming
Rock River
Wyn
Tu’elovk
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Walling’s Corner
Kansas City
Bollar Proprty
Greenwool
Elk Coo
Leroy N
Walling
Mass
St. Lawrence
Kas
Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
Joseph E. Riggs
Ted Massachusetts
LH. Menger
Fear Estate
Ale
Massachusetts Street
Trhaim
Barker & Means
Fipers Klouse Bockann
C.J. Simmons
Tye Nu
Reneral
Peter Aeille
G. W. Jones
Tyne
Ofes
F. O. Morse, M. D
Olliee
Wondkwairdtee Drug Store
J. R. Bechtel
Oltice
Massachusetts St
Tennessea Street
Blair
Phyalelan
Vermont St. Tell
John C. Rugolph
General Pracutimer
N. Hampstire
Bell Phone
Home
the Fairfax
Santa FE
Linrerne
Opera House
Eniist
Mork Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge House
Donnelly Bros
Comer
New Hampshire
Winthrop Sts
Kuns
WM. T.siinclair
Eal Estate, Loans
Telephone Bell
Massachusetts
George A. Banks & Som
Eidison
Straffon’s Drug Store
Cape
Thurles
Vaneill
Tarles
Lawre
Couney
Tie J
Bailey
Vinneil
Ais
Han Dora
Lancehoyons
Aone
Harvey
Vancil
Rilinge
T Smart
Dr. Blair
Ephean
Willow
Judge Smart
M. Smith
Tie
Warusa
Snd
Tom Harley
Poerson
Smith
Swart
Jule Smart
Manwarring
Fischer
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Éark
Norong
Kit
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Ean
Chivaire
Siren Weill
Sherif Edward
Wittleson
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Iinois
Mide
Rock Inkind
Edward Croadman
Chicago
Weill
Oaff
Fm, Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan Association
Dunakin
Bridge Stree
DER
E.G. Boxman & Co
San Francisco
Durham W. Stevens
Glaf
Japan
Nichols
Manhattan
Kkans
E. R. Nichols
Kansas Site
Jcultural College
al. Nichols
Denard & Bowers
Red River
W. J. Gilmore
E. Winthrop St
Wall Paper
Home Book Co
Lexington
Queen & Crescent Railroad
Curdville
Burgin
Mercer County
Cinema Pictures
Gustafton
China
Indiana
Gustafson
Ligamoreg Mar
Quot
Neville’s
Garner
Beckerses
J. M Neve YE F. A. A. Bldg
Wiedemann’s
New Barettes
Gosfate
Prof
Marvin
F. A. Habskopf
Wanets
C. P. Barber & Son
WIRE
Marc
Hay Choice Timothy
Choice Prairie
Age Iter Pesan
Felix & Sons
G. P. Radcliff
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