Striking Chicago streetcar line with police aid resumes service
Chicago on November 16 resumes streetcar service on the Wentworth avenue line as police squads reinforce strike breakers. Union officials deny desertions while several passengers report assaults by suspected strikers or sympathizers. Beatrice Kimbark files a warrant against conductor Charles Harper. Mayor Harrison’s meeting with Darrow sparks strong backers supporting police action to prevent further disturbances. The strike disrupts lines at Van Buren street and other points with cars blocked by police and riders.
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Chicago
Wentworth Avenue
Beatrice Kimbark
Charles. Harper
Aountan
Siew
Tig Sinkers
Ndse
Stateson
Chrenten
Darrow
Basag
Polivs
van Baven Street
Union
Union Traction Cpy
Stoke Ridden Company
Cits
Verdict of death by murder in Nokile to crime case
In Bedle Plaine Tuwa on November 6 a grand jury returned a death verdict in a homicide case. The unknown woman found in the woods near Bele Taine is identified only by partial clues. The corpse lay face down and showed signs of multiple injuries.
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Bedle Plaine
Tuwa
Sroner
Wanin
Attorney General seeks cooling of bond in high profile case
Chaferson City reports Luckett attorney for Senator Farris indicted Saturday for attempting to influence the Parris jury. He appeared in court for bond on appearance, while Attorney General Grow filed a governor’s request for postponement. New details say Zeigler, the mill owner, was also detained Saturday and will be moved to the state tonight.
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Chaferson City
Fentone "Luckett
Sie
Farris
Parris
Gire Bond
New York
Willian Zeigler
East
Zeigler
Joiarson
Second Trial Begun Vinemadl Nev
The second trial begins for Daniel Voorhees Miller, an assistant attorney in the past at the department in Washington. An attorney charged with conspiring to start a bribe from Jome Te Tuan turf commissioner. London protest references secession of Panama ties with the United States government.
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London
Celem Liang Dushoodtive
United States
Cicle
Panama
wc T U Celebration and midwest tragedies
Cincinnati delegates attend WGTL national convention and honor Mrs Eliza Jane Thompson with a crusade against J squar?ed by Mother Thompson thirty years ago. A dynamite blast near Martman kills four Columbus residents Cook Howard Dyer Collins. In Peoria May Henleker, a prominent young woman, is found murdered and mutilated near her home.
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WGTL
Eliza Janet Thompson
Mother Thompson
Columbus
Martman
Cook
Howard
Dyer
Collins
Peorla
May Henleker
Iishop
Moorish Jews Flee as Tara Is Occupied
Tangier reports say Moorish Jews fleed Tara after sultan’s troops seized the town. Many Jews were massacred and women and girls outraged during the occupation, prompting refugees to reach Marula.
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Tangier
Tara
Marula
Work of Congress Opens Amid Kansas Judgeship Talks
Washington dispatch details busy opening week as Kansas faces a judgeship appointment with several state officials and Topeka and Kansas City judges in town awaiting the decision. Kansas delegation remains divided over candidates while Curtis seeks Ways and Means chair possibilities.
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Congress
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Cy Leland
J. HI. Rehards
M. A. Low
TI. R. Mu
Curtis
Lally
Senate
Sherman
Ways and Means
Ailor
Burs Tos
Sturris
Lung
Wa Chusetts Avenue
Mr. Haversock
Chamilton
Calderhead
Hostreet
N. W
Gimpbell
Tie Cumberland
Zule BR Street
Midler
Pith
Murdock
Cochran
Scott
Westavr
Reeder
Missing Priest Found In New York
An Italian priest named lvy who had been threatened by Mal appeared last Friday in East Fifth Street. He was found in a delirious state, bound with rope and crying that he had been robbed and abducted by two men. Officers say he was exhausted and unable to name the details due to his condition.
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New York
Cirringne
Mal
Fitt
Will Khe
Three Killed and Three Hurt in Fire at Electric Railway Barn
A devastating fire in Cleveland destroyed a large barn of the Cleveland Electric Railway, killing three men Robert Cathy, James Sechwead, and Robert Reed and injuring three others who are expected to recover. The blaze wrecked many valuable cars and caused an estimated loss of 850.4400 dollars.
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Cleveland
Clevelaink Electric Railway
Robert Cathy
Ames Sechwead
Robert Reed
Lord Kitchener Fractures Leg in India Tunnel Crash
Lord Kitchener commander in chief of British forces in India had a leg broken in two places while driving through a tunnel near Simla. The horse bolted and struck the tunnel wall. He was found by a county magistrate and is not seriously hurt.
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Simla
India
Lord Kitchener
Fadates
Rocky Mountain Paper Mills shut by strike
Denver Nov 16 The Rocky Mountain Paper Company closed its mills due to fore ase strike, throwing over two persons out of employment.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain Paper Company
Petition clashes over Smoot seat sparks Senate debate
Washington reports show multiple petitions protesting Senator Smoot retaining his seat, sent to the Committee on Privileges and Elections. Sedalia Missouri reports note Missouri Pacific workers quitting east and west of Sedalia seeking time-checks and wage cuts. Kansas City highlights a death of F W Sipelof Sc Louis, 40, from Brights disease on a train. Navy notes announce Maine battleship’s arrival from Colon, with nominees listed for Kansas postmasters.
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Washington
Senate
Iy Dydinet Smoot
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific Sector
Enioy
Kansas City
F. W. Sip
Pelof Sc
Rule Presented for a Vote on Cubans Procity Bill
Washington May 14 The House began consideration of the Cuban reciprocity bill. Democrats opposed the rule proposing to limit debate until Thursday when an amendment would be offered to strike the double barreled pledge. Willis of Mississippi spoke for opposition to the bill, Democrats applauded. The rule passed 276 to 17.
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Washington
House
Lalaell
Renald Jean
Pennsylvania
Ways and Means Committee
Willis
Mississippi
Uemitetity
Sid Mae
Boodle Trial Delayed In City Court Hearing
The chaotic courtroom session heard delays and continuances as key figures including Mathews and others appeared. Attorney General Crow urged adjournment while parties argued over which cases should proceed, with the court adjourning until noon for further advisement.
China Anger Grows Over Far East Troop Clash
A report notes rising Chinese ire as Moscow drives troops toward Manchuria and a pacific ban on the Russo Japanese dispute persists. The tension threatens broader conflict and signals possible direct action against China in the far east.
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Moscow
Mukden
Manchuria
China
Far East
Pacific
Very Cold Weather In Concordia Kans Weather Report
A cold wave swept the region with temperatures dropping to ten degrees below freezing. The last ice of the season formed overnight as the area faced advancing winter conditions.
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Councordia
Kay
Deaths and incidents flash across the nation
From Missouri to Georgia and Kansas, brief notices report a brakeman killed in Leon City while uncoupling cars, a boy aged seven dying in Atlanta of acute indigestion, a New York church anniversary observed, a jail break attempt in Lawton with inmates found to have steel parts, anarchist meeting dispersal by Barcelona authorities, Philippine commissioners vacancy amid Taft tenure, and a birthday smoker event at the Merchants Athletic Association club.
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Vrwssels
Tae Diesel
Peat A. UC
Ssoodgrass
McCricken
Karn
Leon City
Kan
J. McFaden Gaston
Atlanta
New York Avenue
Barcelona
Spain
Attempted kidnapping case heard in Belleville court
Sylvester Baker, a Black man, confessed involvement in a June plot to abduct eight year old Jesse Johnsley of East St Louis to join a criminal gang. Baker admitted planning the luring and confinement in a wagon for transport to the gang, and was sentenced to four years in a reform school.
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St. Louis
Jesse Johnsley
Beast
Warrants Named Williams in Topeka Payroll Probe
Nov 16 Topeka legislative payroll inquiry reveals warrants issued under three Williams variants for full session days. Names include 1d Williams 1t ff Williams and EY Williams, with amounts for three days work. A fifth Williams warrant shows a different structure but similar sum, tied to Wyandotte county official Thos HH Rowland and B A Enright.
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Topeka
Willams
D. Williams
Willias
EY. Wiliams
Thos
HH. Rowland
Wyandotte County
B.A Enright
Wosds
Williams
Old-Fashioned Football Reflections From a Gone Era
The piece laments modern college football culture with vivid contrasts. It recalls a freer, nonconformist game, where players gathered at an oak tree, tossed a ball, and chased it over rough ground. The author, G. T. Teepei Auantic, contrasts old times with today’s padded, coached sport.
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Southall
Nat Agama
Sven
G. T. Teepei Auantic
Weather shifts from summer to near freezing in November
Yesterday was a near perfect late autumn day in Lawrence with a southerly breeze and mild warmth. by nightfall a northwest wind cooled rapidly and temperatures slid toward freezing. The piece also notes agriculture reform thoughts and minor local police court fines for drunkenness.
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Lawrence
Min
Coul
Havan
Kansas and Nebraska football sever athletic ties
Nebraska defeated Kansas 0 to 5 on McCook Field in a highly praised game. The Kansas board announced the severance of all athletic relations with Nebraska after a lengthy dispute over contracts and eligibility. Omaha papers report the crowd’s enthusiasm and a strong response from both sides amid the severed ties.
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University of Kansas
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Kansas
Nebraskans
Nebraska
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Tis
Bender
Fie
Gaits
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Nebewska
Wee
Tader
Dor
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Alien
Elles
Chappell
Howald Dung Dati
Tenter Sota
Che Pritie, While Cuiree
Putin
Devaid
Tauggestinn
Dibrsbeess
Lee
Jane Jet Dent
Kaosis
Eldridge House
South Oelock
Elvidge House
Cainte
Shawn
Kietsas Taun
Kritedy Athletic
Bourdypas
University of Nebraska
Renter
Wilson
Nubr
Kansits
Thie Cuntrats
Herder
Htelephons
Nebraska Managejment
Nebeika
Lmring
Newbraska
Global notes on population, industry and travel trends
A survey of world figures reports one sixth of global population shaping U S representation while most of the public is governed by a minority. It notes coal loading speeds, tunnel projects in Manchuria, banana origins, and varied railway travel distances across major nations.
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Khidagan Pass
Manchuria
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New York City
Oie
British West Indies
Costa Ric
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Cuba
Geportoof Thas
Tieen Istinetit
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Germany
France
Russia
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