Courts may rule on Jonah and the Whale story suit
Massachusetts courts may decide the truth of the Jonah and the whale story as Christian Bible College sues Rev. Gustavus A Hoffman over an indorsed note he paid believing the college orthodox but now disputes the charge. Hoffman seeks court clarification on the tale's orthodoxy. The Lyric Theater benefit raised twenty five dollars for Mira, Peat. Raymond's Drug advertises albums priced from ten cents to one dollar.
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Big Kansas Missouri clash eyed as pivotal game tomorrow
St Joseph hosts a heated Kansas Missouri football encounter with both teams eager to win. Kansas coach Bert Kennedy completes final drills while Missouri seeks a home-season upset. Kansas students show mixed support amid campus lore and fan clubs as the Jayhawks aim to fight through distractions and secure victory.
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Mother's Tears Move Mexican Governor to Spare Americans
Ambassador Creel of Mexico wired Governor Sanchez of Chiapas to commute the sentences of Dr. Charles S. Harle William Mitchell and Leslie Hulbert from death to twenty years for two murders tied to insurance frauds. Mrs Annie L Harle of Abilene urged clemency after exhaustive appeals failed. the state department had no grounds to intervene, and execution was set for December 6.
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Ambassador Creel
Mexico
Sanchez
State of Chivalra
Charles S. Harle
William Mitchell
Leslie Hulbert
Annie L. Harle
Abilene
Tlarle
New York
State Department
Merchants and Courtney Teams Set for Tonight’s Games
Readable fragments indicate Merchants, Team Score Karteldes, Browtt, Pendleton, and Courtney Moris teams involved. Tonight’s schedule appears to include multiple high school men’s games with unspecified venues and scores.
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Karteldes
Insanity ruling for Wm Carey and local notices
A commission found Wm Carey sane and plans to admit him to the hospital. Charles F. Kuehn, jailed for forgery, was released after six months. Marriage licenses issued to Thomas Stuart and Celia Lindsay, and Johannes Knocke with Anna Johanning. Sixteen hunting licenses approved. Local ads promote stores and products including gas heaters and clothing, plus Wiedemann’s ice cream.
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Charles F. Kuehn
Thomas Stuart
Minneapolis
Kansas
Celia L. Lindsay
Lawrence
Johannes W. Knocke
Pavia
Anna M. K. Johanning
Baldwin
Markets by Wire Wheat and livestock prices from Kansas City
Wheat receipts total 62 cars with Dec 92 5 3 4 percent, May 98 5 3 4 percent, cash No 2 hard about 93 4 96 percent. Corn Dec 48 34 cents, May 49 7 cents, No 2 mixed 50 54 4 cents, No 2 white 50 2 2 8 -h he, Rye 68 72 cents, Hay prices mid range, Butter creamery 26 cents. Live stock cattle receipts 4,000 with native steers 3.65 to 5.50, cows and heifers 1.60 to 4.50, stockers and feeders 2.60 to 4.35, bulls 2.00 to 4.40, calves 3.50 to 6.50, hogs 10 to 25.
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Meat price cuts expected for lower beef and pork grades
New York reports from Chicago and St Louis indicate a forthcoming meat price reduction. Packers say the cut will likely affect the lower grades while higher grades of beef and pork remain unchanged. Separately, Capt. John G. Haskell's funeral was held at his Haskell Avenue residence with many old friends in attendance. interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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St. Louis
John G. Haskell
Haskell Avenue
Oak Ifill Cemetery
Death of W. A. Anderson of Emporia
News comes of the death of W. A. Anderson of Emporia. He married Mae Gehring of this city. Also notes: barber shops to close 9 PM tomorrow and reopen Friday morning. New York harbor immigration surge as steerage passengers rise toward fifty thousand. steerage rate up from 21 to 31 dollars.
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Emporia
Mr. Anderson
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Girl Helped Father and a Forged Mortgage Case
New York cable report notes Alice F. Doel, eighteen, of Brooklyn, is arrested for allegedly helping her father Henry A. Doellinger in a forged mortgage. He disappeared after the indictment and is being sought for bail. The item also mentions local advertising and a house for sale on Mass street.
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Alice F. Doellinger
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Henry A. Doellinger
Ice Cream Flavors Listed at Wiedemann's
Fragmented list shows Vanilla, Chocolate, Caramel Tee Cream, Pineapple Ice at Wiedemann's. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or events.
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Wiedemann’s
President Eyes River Transport Plan Conference in May
Waterways commission in Washington meets this week to outline a plan for restoring navigation on the Mississippi and other rivers. It seeks to link waterways improvements with railroad transport and natural resource conservation, noting Roosevelt’s May governors conference and Lakes to the Gulf canal project as priorities.
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United States
Gulf Canal
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Roosevelt
Bradley Trial Defense Resting Amid Insanity Strategy
Washington November 27 The Bradley murder trial nears a possible verdict with the defense resting after limited cross examinations. Insanity experts for the government remain unchallenged as prosecutors may wrap by Monday or Tuesday. Mrs. Bradley appeared fatigued in court, while testimony recounted her plans and travel notes tied to Senator Brown and San Francisco.
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Arthur Brown
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Archibald Livingston
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Livingston
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Ogden
Salt Lake
Chardly
California
State boards to grade grocers and butchers score cards
The State Board of Health plans a 20 point score card for inspections of stores. Each category, from shelf goods to floors and ventilation, will have five to six points possible toward a clean bill. Inspectors under Secretary Crumbine will use these cards to identify defects and push reforms.
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Weston Completes 1.23 Mile Tramp From Portland
Edward P. Weston finished a 1.23 mile tramp from Portland Maine to the federal building in Chicago at 12 15 p m breaking a forty year record by one day three hours and twenty five minutes His total time excluding Sundays was twenty four days nineteen hours and fifteen minutes Weston did not walk on Sundays and surpassed his prior time of twenty five days twenty two hours forty minutes set forty years earlier
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Edward PP. Weston
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Maine
Federal Building
Weston
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Pettibone Trial Opens in Boise Idaho
The Pettibone murder trial began in Boise district court with Judge Fremont Wood presiding. State counsel James I. Hawley and defense chief Clarence E. Derrow arrived from Rathdrum as juror examination commenced.
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Idaho
Jeorge A. Pettibone
Frank Steunenberg
Fremont Wood
James I. Hawley
Clarence
Derrow
Rathdrum
Hawley
Talesmen
Bailey Dead A Santa Fe agent dies after valiant struggle
Geo C Bailey longtime Santa Fe railroad agent in Lawrence Kansas died November 27 after a hand infection worsened and blood poisoning set in. Born 1854 in Wampsville New York he moved west with his family, rose from operator to train master and became the citys trusted Santa Fe agent in 1889. He leaves a widow a brother and his mother in New York and was mourned by newspapers and friends for his generous nature and lifelong service. Funeral at the family home on New Hampshire Street Friday at 3 PM with Umer lian church rites and Masons involvement.
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Simmons’ Hospital
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Nellie Eastland
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