Closing Hours of Trial Marked by Impassioned Oratory
The report covers the final trial phase with fiery lawyers presenting arguments as the jury awaits verdict. Mrs Bradley reacts to testimony while witnesses recount a tragic event. Atttorneys for both sides appeal to emotion, cite insanity defenses, and describe key forensic moments. A banker’s death by apoplexy is noted in the closing lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Hiey
Wells
Caury
Tatelock
Turner
Mes
Piatdley
Acum
Temi
Lecethero
Brewin
Dietriel
Fortnightly club hosts dinner at WT. Sin clair home
Social notes record the Fortnightly club entertained at dinner tonight by WT. Sin clair at his Ohio street home. Mrs John Scott hosted informal gathering for guest Miss Alice Barker of Topeka. Mrs E E Stauffer entertained Lutheran ladies and friends for Mrs A Fredericksin who leaves for California for the winter. Jeanette Wheeler hosted an informal afternoon at her Kentucky street home in honor of Mrs Josephine Bassett Spore leder. Continue notes on community gatherings, decorations, and hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WT. Sinclair
Ohio Street
John Scott
Louisiana Street
Alice Barker
Topek Rev
E. E. Stauffer
A. Fredericksin
California
Jeanette Wheeler
Kentucky Street
Josephine Basset Spore Leder
Con Innal
Yaskell
See Ott
Nellie Girean
K.P. Waubey
Lanelieon Elaly
Ferns
Agnest Witte
Kentucky
Masie
Chas
Hintawas
Tel
Urt
Robbers Dynamite New Franklin Bank Safe
A telegraph message from Sedalia reports robbers dynamited the New Franklin bank last night and escaped with money. The incident occurred about fifty miles from Sedalia as part of a cross county crime spree affecting nearby towns. Police are investigating and no injuries are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
New Franklin
Rand Comity
Bask
Money Disappears From East St. Louis Relay Depot
A reward of 250 pounds was announced as investigators report two packages containing 3800 dollars received yesterday at the Relay depot in East St. Louis for the Pacific Express company have vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Nox
East St. Louis
Pacific Express
Lave
Feudist Leader Shot in Whitesburg Fight
Whitesburg Kentucky November 30 John Miller a feudist leader was shot and killed today during factional violence Andy and Moreill Jones members of another faction were mortally wounded authorities investigated the clash marked by deadly feuding battles in the region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesburg, Ky
John Miller
Andy and
Moreill Jones
Murder Scene and Local Notices from Kansas City
A fragmented 1923 era page reports a murder in bed with gruesome details. It also notes Prairie Oil and Gas chief Oneil denying Tulsa reports of workforce cuts. Additional items include piano pupils, magazine ads, eye clinic pricing, and a furniture molding shipment at 1923 Mass street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oneil
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Tulsa
Okla
Prairie Cmpany
No Smoke Now Gas Burns in New Court House
The county adopts natural gas for the new court house for the first time, promising lower costs than coal. Officials report similar rates to citizens and note improved comfort, reduced soot, and better building preservation as gas use begins amid neighbors’ relief at no coal smoke this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Mack
Hentror Gillan
Haihling
Pirites
Gan
Lawrence
Wits
Don't wait for opportunity make it in sales classes
An old YMCA recruitment blurb urges proactive career moves with slogans about seizing opportunities. It promotes Wholesale Grocery Salesmanship and Sign Card Writing courses with expert instruction and a contact line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Bolt
Local Baker News Highlights and Campus Events
Baker University reports Thanksgiving timeabsences as students travel home while Freshman Academy football reels off a win. The Amphictyonian Literary Society offers a humorous program and the Sophomore annual board of editors are chosen for Baker’s fiftieth anniversary year. The first basketball game of the season vs the Y.M.C.A. club at Newton drew a crowded hall. Vermont battleship movements and naval schedules touch national headlines, and Squires Studio advertises portraits at 925 Mass. St as Shultz tailors promotes ready-made clothes. Mrs O'Brien’s funeral arrangements are announced for Indianapolis connections with a local arrival and service in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa
Kansas City
Green
Alan
Scott
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Aireh
Baker
Youtus
Newton
Football Player Better as Cornell Man Recovers
Philadelphia reports Ray C. Vanorman of Cornell is improving after Thanksgiving Day injuries and will leave the hospital. The item also includes advertisements for Ericksen's store, gift books, home lighting, and various local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ray C. Vanorman
Cornell
Chicago Stock Show opens amid crowds and big premiums
Chicago reports four hundred thousand added to transient population and up to ten thousand head of livestock valued in the millions compete for two and a half thousand dollar premiums totaling seventy five thousand four hundred dollars as hotels, boarding houses fill. The Eighth International Live Stock Show opens today at Union Stock Yards with Meigs Street crowding the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tnion Stack Yards
Army and Navy Game in Philadelphia Headlines
The Army Navy game in Philadelphia today draws a vast national crowd as cadets from Annapolis and West Point clash on the football field. Separate items note Wall Street financier Livermore's return to public life and a Helen Gould scholarship award to students in Arkansas and Kansas, plus news that Russian ship plans may be opened to foreign bids for battleships built with Russian crews and materials in Saint Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Annapolis
West Point
Studd, Navy & Army
Helen ‘Gould
York
New York
Helen Miller Gould
Gould Southwestern
Upenter
Southwest
Mawen
Fort Smith
Arkle
Palmer
Osawatem
Kansase
Dev
Admiralty
Viekte Seus & Maxim
Eng Inifders
St. Petersatin
Vorkmen
Ash Fall From Alaska Volcano Hits Nome Area
A Nome Alaska ash storm reaches Nome after days of falling volcanic dust. Residents report shallow powder across streets and homes, with breathing difficulties and miners delayed by the dense haze. Officials warn of continuing fallout from possible eruptions near Alaska peninsula or Aleutian islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Nome
Alaska
Peninanl
Andi
Ottes
Siberia
Probal Thor
Alaska Penin
Aleutian Islands
Lawrence High Defeats Lecompton In Tight Local Match
Local athletics report a close Lawrence High School basketball win over Lecompton by a small margin. The article notes upcoming games against Yo MLC A and records of success by Coach Coleman with multiple teams. Also mentions Haskell Moonshiners beating Midland College at Atelison on Thanksgiving and further local games involving Blue Mound and the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Lecompton
Lecompton Y
Torners
MLC. A
Haskell
Midland
Atelison
VW Wed
Coleman
Blue Mound
Funeral Notice for Harry Sedgewick
Harry Sedgewick aged about 31 died suddenly from heart failure at his home two miles north of the city. He left a wife and one child and ran a restaurant in the 700 block on Main Street for many years. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 1:00 PM at his home two miles north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sedgewieck
Mr. Sedewick
Harry Sedgewick
Mrs Charleton Falls While Climbing Stairs
Mrs John Charleton mother of E L Charleton grew faint while going up stairs last night around 9 oclock and fell part way down. In the fall she struck her head and was unconscious for a time. Mrs Charleton's condition improved slightly today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Charleton
E. L. Charleton
Purely Personal Notices From Local Brevity
A jumble of social items lists visits, trips, and departures of residents including Miss Tiny Merwin, Mrs. Edgar Frink, Miss Grace Stelter, Miss Mary Johnson, and others. It notes gatherings in Topeka, Leavenworth, Des Moines, and Kansas City, with movements to Cambridge and Harvard for work, and mentions family trips to Fort Scott and Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Shepard
Stone of
Chicago
Milner
St. Daw
Elliott
Lst
Aputts
Shane
Emma Cradit
Des Moines
Justiny Merwin
Harvard University
Edgar
Frink
Kansas City
Sue Rogers
Topeka
Lawrence
C. Moore
Aisbes
T de Clal Katherman
Chicawa
Marv Sual
Kather
Fort
Mira Marguerite Mann
Nan City
Charles Macey
California
Mary Johnson
Kanwaka
Meekin
Oklahoma
Frank Barret
G. E. Merwin
Mary Evans
Wilh Evans
Manhattan
Lillian Male
Leavenworth
Margaret Lupter
W. A. Anderson
Gehring
Ema Gehring
John Gehring
John W. Cone
Emporia
Forrest Cochran
Plainville
Berets
Cherles
Kan
Death by arsenic poisoning in wealthy Boston family case
Boston Navy links to mysterious death of Walter BE Baker of Wellesley Massachusetts at Bogotá, New York, revealed after experts examined intestinal parts. Report sent to Baker relatives. brother Edward Baker contests a will dated shortly before the young man's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Navy
Walter BE. Baker
Wellesley, Mazs
Bogola
Baker
Young Baker
Edward Baker
Amateurs Postpone Perry Comedy Show After Accident
The Knights and Ladies of Security cancel tonight's performance of Squatter's Gulch at Perry due to Mrs. John Charleston's accident. Receivership postponement announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Charleton
Knights and Ladies of Security
Squatter's Gulch
Perry
Important Meeting For Officer Elections Monday Night
FA announces a meeting of importance on Monday night to elect officers. Every member is urged to attend.
Justice Betts Delays Hearing on Receiverships for NY Banks
In Felice Court Ablany Justice Betts in the supreme court postponed until December 32 the hearing for taking permanent the receiverships for three Trust companies and three banks of Greater New York which closed their doors at the outset in the recent financial difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ablany
Justice Betts
Supreme Court
Tauking
Greater New York
Insurance case and Porto Rican views shown at Music Hall
The case against Mattie Scott for violating the prohibitory law was called this morning and continued until next Saturday. W. J. Coleman received two dozen new Porto Rican views from Miss Norsh Siler, who is on missionary work here by the Christian church. Coleman plans to show the slides at Music Hall tomorrow night at 7 30. In Francisco, Nov 30 The Examiner reports three large eastern insurance companies have been denied authority to do further business in this state by Insurance Commissioner Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Scott
W. J. Coleman
Miss. Norsh Siler
Christian Church of
Mr. Coleman
Music Hall
N Francisco
the Examiner
East
Wolfe
Guilty of Murder. Hear the new December ecords this evening at Bells.
In a local crime note, a guilty verdict is reported with upcoming December record event at Bells. The brief notes the proceeding outcome and the venue for additional details.
Murder verdict in Chicago court for Dr Lucy Hagennw
Victor Chicago dispatch reports Dr Lucy Hagennw nearly 60 found guilty of murder for causing death of Mrs Anna Horaviteh by an ideal operation. Judge Chetinin’s court sentences her to 20 years in the penitentiary. Grain and livestock items appear in the same wire package along with local ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lucy Hagennw
Chetinin
Anna Horaviteh
Bent-A modern five room cottage inquiry
Classified notice seeking information about a five room cottage described as modern and located near 1108 Mew York mtrest. Inquiries directed to C. D. Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Pickens
York Mtrest
Holiday Goods and Gifts at Local Stores
Nat ural gas mantles offered at right price and Dunmire oysters praised as solid meat with air tight shipping. Christmas pictures by Squires and embroideries with ribbons at Home store. Dr Sarah E Carrothers with osteopathy degree lists office hours. Eaton Horlbart tablets and envelopes at Boughton’s. Holi day goods displayed at Iceme Book Co. and fountain pens touted by Bishop J HL Vincent. Local retailers F J Boyles and mass address promote pens and treats.
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Ohio
Wagstaff
Vigtor TS
King Machines
Straffon
Open Evenin KS
Jaedickes
Woodward & Co
Horse Bank
Northern Ohio Alliance
Northern Ohio
Alliance
ED. Klein
the Wardrobe
Henry Street
Dell Cooper
Connecticut Street
Bell Phone
Ecke's Economy Store
Eastence Transfer Co
Schultz
Bradley
Rial
Amite
Brad
Renin
Brewis
MeVer
South Dakora
TH Society
Wis
Herman
Tits Abbdomen
Knehine
Real Gustafson
Ster High
Kansas’ City
Nema Phipps
Bell
McClure’s
Comopulitan
G.A. Hamman
Dick Drug
North American Review
Victor
Home Book Co
Mass
Américan
Squires Studio
Wiedemann’s
Baker University
Cieloriots
Sternberg
Nausas
Bonner Springs
FL H. Snow
Vermont
Newport
R. L
Ahward
Pacific
New Jersey
Missouri
St. Squires Studio
Shultz
Erickaen
Home Book Doy
Peerless Cafe
Gustafson
Boyles
A. Young
Ericksen
Raymond
Wiedemann
Army and Navy
Wall Street
John Charleton Hurt
O To
Felice Court
Marketa BY Wire
Grain and Provisions
Bell- Metcalf Implement Co
Botter—Creamery
al Rew Nickle
Squires
F. Ww
Ein
Dunmire
Sarah E. Carrothers
American School of Osteopathy
A. T. Stil
Eaton-Horlbat
Boughton’s
Iceme Book Co
Mann. Street
J. HL. Vincent
F. J. Boyles
Avg
Plerpou
Young
Neville’s
J. M Neville
Watkins National Bank
Ia. Wateme
C H Tooker
Cashier
B. Hasec
Axel Cashier
Wathisis
S.A
BLC
Tooker
W. BL Hesen
J. Howe
A. C Mitchell Vd
C. Moora
Bavings Department
State Bank
Wi Bromellick
T. J. Sweeney
EJ. Hilkey
W. R. Stubbs
W. E.spalding
Geonines
Luther N, Lewis
Sweeney
Jacob Baisky
BE J, Ey
Lawrence, Kansas
Horford Investment CO
Merchants Nations
Bank
Kanai
Azarina Petticoats
Sateeva
Heatherblooms
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