Convention of Middle of the Road Band in St Louis
National Populist committee meeting in St Louis with 29 states represented. Leaders and delegates including Milton Park Gen Cuxey and Abe Steinberger vow a straight fight against fusion with Democrats and chart future course while reconciliation with Butler is explored. Also brief items from Missouri court on fish dam law and meat supply forecasts.
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St Louis
St. Louis
National Organization Committee
Milton Park
Gen. Cuxey
Ohio
Park
Dallas
Tex
W. 8. Morgan
Arkansas
Braddon
B. Crowe
Alabama
Abe Stein
Butler
Missouri
Jorrenson
Tewa
Fort Worn
Te. L. Ilarris
Chicago Union
Nebraska
Colorado
Corn Belt
Swift & Co
Fort Collings
Kansas
Harris
Denver
United States
San Francisco
Hartland
Chicago
Subjesta
Masonic Temple
W. H. Moore
Dockery
Bartholdi
General Assembly
Lawrence Echoes Of Courts Weddings and Community News
A Lawrence district court case, marriage license for Frederick Arkle and Emma Dorris, railroad timetable note, school holiday plan, shooting meet in Fall Leaf, Thanksgiving services moved to Congregational church, Addams lecture and fund drive for free kindergarten, Missouri football talk, rising rat troubles on Massachusetts street, Minnie Tipton operation in Kansas City, breach of promise suit in Topeka, local tax receipts, police court fines, Metsker Bros case, upcoming opera house shows Hogan's Alley and Corinne, maple roll recipe, canning factory apple purchases, and gift candy suggestions from Weidemann’s.
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Charles Rabe
Lawrence
Second District
Irence
Frederick Arkle
Emma Dorris
Eudora
Santa Fe
Fall Leaf
John Duon
Opera House
Bowersock
Miss Addams
Federation of Clubs
Congregational Church
East Bottoms
Union Pacific
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Denver
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Portland
Puget Sound
Pullman
Mickey Dugan
Yellow Kid
Hogan's Alley
Chicago
Frederick W. Griffin
Northwestern National Bank
Joliet
McKinley
Griffin
United States
Death by own action in a Milwaukee hotel
James Charnley, 21, son of Charles M. Charn ley, former treasurer of the Presbyterian board of aid for colleges and academies, died by suicide in a Milwaukee hotel. The incident followed his disappearance from Uhi cone, with reports of a court martial at Fort Sheridan and probing testimony about discipline and orders linked to the case.
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Refaulter Wouta
Carcaco
James Charnley
Charles M. Charnley
Presbyterian Board of Aid For Colleges and Academies
Milwaukee
Cone
Gerardey
Curcaco
Waddell
Loverley
Fort Sheridan
Hammond
Judge Advocate
Lovering
Eaid Waddell
Spaniard Hails Yale Princeton Game Compared To Bullring
A Spanish observer Theodore Is Madrid watched Yale versus Princeton in New Haven and called football a magnificent exertion far more savage than bullfighting. He praised players as heroes, saying only men of iron could endure such a game.
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New York
Theodore
Madrid
New Haven
Auch
MISS PURCELL WILL SUB. BENCH BREATHE NEW BREACH OF PROMISE CASE
A sensational breach of promise suit is expected in Topeka within days. Clyde Miller of Osage City and Carrie Purcell of Manhattan clash over a $25,000 claim after Purcell alleges Miller broke a fixed marriage plan. The matter surfaces as Miller wed Grace Caldwell in Lawrence, prompting Purcell to pursue legal action. Ex Chief Justice Horton represents the plaintiff.
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Avine Creinem Ganghteret
Promines
Topeka
Kan
Clyde Miller
H. H. Miller
Osage City
Carrie Purcell
E. K Purcell
Manhattan
Santa Fe Railroad
Miss Purcell
Miller
First Winter Weather Spreads Across United States
The first winter weather of the season covers the middle south and west with freezing temperatures reaching central Texas. Havre Montana reports the coldest at 16 below zero while Moorhead Minnesota sees zero. In Albany New York the court of appeals grants a new trial to William Jay Koerner, condemned for the 1896 murder of his sweetheart in New York City. New York also reports three additional jurors seated for the Thorn trial, bringing total jurors to ten in the case of the alleged Guldensuppe assassin.
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Teast
New Yoak
United States
Wister
Chicago
Middle South
Texas
Havre
Mont
Moorhead
Minn
Albany
N. X
Court of Appeals
William Jay Koerner
New York City
Koerner
Jerome Seing
Thorn
Guldensuppe
Supreme Court
Jten
Two Neighbors Tied to Walkup Case in Chicago
In Chicago two women connected to the Walkup case lived near each other yet were unaware of their link. Mrs. Ketcham and Mrs. Frank L. Titus, tied to John Walkup ex mayor of Emporia Kansas, recall his mysterious death as the Ketcham affair unfolds.
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Caricago
Ketcham
Frank L. Titus
John Walkup
Emporia
Kansas
Titus
Walkup
Mabel Wallace
Chicago
Davis Decides Pension Claim After Twenty Seven Years
In Muscatine, November 24, Assistant Secretary of the Interior Davis decided a pension claim dating back twenty seven years. Gottlieb Elersick of Missouri sought back pay totaling about 95000 for alleged total blindness from eye disease. The decision found no record of eye disease in service and no competent proof of any disabling condition recurring.
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Davis
Kansas Mutual Life promotes insured security and liberal terms
The Kansas Mutual Life advertises deposits with state securities totaling about 309000, ensuring policyholder security. It touts high dividends, large loan values, paid-up and extended insurance, 30 day premium grace, and cash dividends starting in year two, plus student and Thanksgiving travel rates and a Santa Fe Route note.
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Cuas. de Fortist
Markets by Wire Kansas City Live Stock and Grain
Kansas City markets report cattle receipts about 15 000 with mixed prices across classes. Texas cattle and native stock show varied value while hogs and sheep receipts also noted with price ranges. grain futures seen active with wheat corn and oats listing prices and futures for several months. Chicago market reports include cattle receipts around 40 000 and sheep near 900 with price movements noted. Kansas City grain shows various board prices for corn oats and rye with futures in different months.
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Chicago
Chcaco
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