Crowe Arrives to Faces Omaha Kidnapping Case
Pat Crowe, jailed in Butte, Mont, arrives in Omaha at 1 AM to a 2000-strong crowd. Police escort and a steel cage surround him as Chief Donahue and detectives view him. Crowe denies connections to Eddie Cudahy kidnapping, hire of attorney, and awaits preliminary steps with John O. Yelser.
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Pat Crowe
Heltfeldt
Dunes
Butte
Mont
Union Station
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Aran
Jntep
Chiat
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Specif
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Union Pacific
Benjamin Keegap
Onsaha
Ile
Associated Press
Crewe
Eddie Cudahy
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Cudahy
Iod
Ido
Lonea
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Grove
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John G. Donahue
John O. Yelser
Yelser
Detestiva Daffy
Chicago
Daffy
Police court today pleads not guilty to shooting charge
In Toledo Ohio a police court today heard a not guilty plea from a defendant charged with shooting to kill a patrolman. The crowded courtroom saw the accused remanded to jail after the proceedings. Delays at the Wabash stockholders meeting featured Ramsey resisting director election by ballot and demanding proxies be exposed and verified, a slow tedious process expected to fill much of the day.
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Foten
Toledo
Wabash Stockholders
Ramsey
Haliot
School Superintendent Dougherty Looted by Sheriff in Peoria
The sheriff attached the superintendent of schools property in Peoria after a raid. Dougherty, detained overnight, appeared unsettled but was later seen passing the time with soltaire and eating a hearty breakfast this morning.
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Peoria
Lolay
Dougherty
Ile
Doctor Wilson Seeks Pardon After Prohibition Sentence
Wilson, a physician convicted on eight counts for violating the prohibitory law, seeks a pardon after serving five of eight months. He argues the remaining three months should be suspended as he prescribed liquor for patients.
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Wopeka
Get
Mvitaarh
Moat
Elie Fo
Rate Hearing Postponed in Topeka
In Topeka the coal rate case before the board of railway commissioners and the grocers' commodity rate hearing have both been postponed. General Freight Agent Koontz of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway, an interested party, is quarantined at home with diphtheria.
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Tasa
Board of Railway Pomnluganers
Apent Koontz
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Fis Tiome Uy
Death of Joseph Richardson After Powder Explosion Near Columbus
Joseph Richardson, injured in a powder explosion four miles north of Columbus, Kansas, died today. Alfred Richardson and A. F. Henderson assisted. Henderson reportedly smoked a pipe causing the spark that ignited the powder.
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Columbus
Kan
Joseph Richardson
Here
Alfred Richardson
A. F. Henderson
Henderson
Topeka meat shops blamed for high prices says inspector
Oct 10 reports from Topeka cite meat inspector W O Gillian asserting that excessive meat shops drive prices up. He notes when shops shrink trade returns rise, but growth of meat markets by grocers cuts profits, forcing price hikes for meat to stay profitable.
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Topeka
W.O. Gillian
Mutual Life Officials Admit Campaign Contributions
Walter R. Gillette vice president of Mutual Life testified before the Insurance Investigating committee that the company gave 40000 to the Republican National Committee in 1904 and 39000 and 15000 in earlier years. He said the funds came from a confidential expenditures pool to benefit policyholders amid the silver issue. Other executives acknowledged related dining and legal expenses and possible oversight in accounting.
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Walter R. Gillette
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Insurance Investigating Committee Today
Republican National Committee
Gillette
Mutual Life Insurancta Company
Republican Natronal Committee
John A. McCill
theNew York Life
Democratic Party
Committee On Expenditures
Rhone the Mutual Life Company Paii
T Clerlen
Robert Olyphant
Mutual Life Insurancy Company
Tis
Olyphant
Mutual Life Ligurance Company
Law Department
Gaeenberght
J. Hobart Hetuitiek
Robert A. Junnis
Mutual Life
Tle
Grands
Hughes
Huth
Richard A. McCurdy
Railroad Work Begins in Arkansas City on Midland Valley
Two gauges of graders started work on the Midland Valley railway right of way through Arkansas City with more gangs to be added. Workers may be brought from Silverdale as the project progresses. Promoters expect an operation here by January 1.
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Midland Valley Railway
Silverdale
Hoehk
Paola Resident Dead After Sudden Apoplexy
Paola Paola Oct. 10 Hemap Elenk a 00 year old implement desier died suddenly of apoplexy at Keenas here after twenty five years of residence. A widow and two daughters survive him. Finding Oct. 10 The Mashey sanitarum fire today spread rapidly forcing occupants to flee in night clothes no fatalities reported.
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Kap
Hemap Elenk
Condition of crops in October report
Washington October 10 The monthly report of the department of agriculture lists average conditions for crops including spring wheat 88.0 percent corn 89.2 oats 92.4 barley 86.2 rye 92.6. Buck wheat 91.6 flax 75.1 tobacco 95.8 potatoes 74.3 tic a 89.3
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Betting on Ball Game Between New York and Philadelphia
In New York on October 10 the second game of the world baseball series was called with eight runs by New York and three by Philadelphia. A football game is slated in Lawrence this week featuring the University of Kansas against the State Normals school at McCook Field on Saturday. Do it now, Squires for pictures at 925 Massachusetts street.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Normoas School
McCock Field
Squires
Massachuestta Street
Citizens Light
Shooting Gallery Owner Firefight Wounds City Officials
Harper Kan Oct 10 A shooting gallery proprietor J J Atkins fired at random through business districts and wounded Mayor W G Muir seriously. Fred Lyons Mr Myer and town marshal were lightly hurt. Mayor Muir expected to recover as Atkins was arrested.
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Laat
Oight
J. J. Atkins
W. GC. Mufr
Fred Lyons
Mr. Myer
Muir
Atkins
Atlantic Express Derails Near Newton After Switch Error
The eastbound Atlantic Express of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe derailed three miles west of Newton after striking a misplaced switch. The rear baggage and mail cars left the track but no fatalities occurred though several crew members were injured. The train comprised baggage, express, mail cars, coaches and sleepers. first four cars carried deadhead baggage.
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Newton
Craw
No Known Reason for Death At Houston Bank
A Houston banking figure at Commercial National Bank shot himself twice with a revolver today and died. The act comes without a known motive, and the bank remains a notable institution in Texas banking circles.
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Houston
Texas
Kit Goray
Commercial National Bank
Commercial National Banks
Lovell Awards Contracts for Mission Structures in Choctaw Nation
Indianapolis contractor Lovell won bids to build three structures at the Shiwnea Indian mission in Oklahoma including a hall and dormitories for 331000. Plumbing and sewer work valued at 3500 was left undecided. The Oil Commission ordered withdrawal of public land entries in twelve townships in Allen, Nebraska, due to the North Plaza irrigation project. William Fitzwater, three years old, died at his home in Mexico Missouri yesterday, marking a noted local death.
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Indianapolis
Shiwnea
Jand Olicn
Allarice
Neb
Plaza
William Fitzwater
Mexico
Jia
St. Louis
Bowling Night Scores Lead Barteldes Team
The Barteldes and Robinsons' bowling teams competed at the Merchants Athletic Association Club House last evening. Barteldes posted a total score of 2444 with the high game of 290 by RKockgon, while Robinson reached 213 high game of 50. The Barteldes total was the tournament high to date.
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Robiieson Bowl
Merchants Athletic Association Club
Faliwlog
Barteldad
Rkckiogon
Robinson
Tne
Marteldes
Gas Burner Stock Promises to Aid Police Stoves Furnaces
Graeber birog announces readiness to install natural gas burners in stoves and furnaces. The firm cites a large stock ranging from small cook stove burners to powerful furnaces of approved kinds, located at 402 Mass. strest.
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Graeber Birog
Strest
Wanted Five Experienced Sales People or Ladies
A Miss Covey wedding at Innes Bulleena Hackman store shower entertained guests. Journal received notice of job ads seeking five salesmen or five saleswomen with state experience, salary expectations, and address for applications by letter care of the Journal. Also reports Club meetings, post office progress, and University of Kansas football trip.
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Innes Bulleena & Hackman
Edith Covey
Herbert Hughes
Diocsur
Waiting Result Insurance Action Delayed Pending Inquiry
State Insurance Superintendent Luling of Kansas says no move will be made until the New York life inquiry concludes and its findings are published. The plan follows an NH meeting pact allowing each state superintendent to act on conclusions, depending on the investigation’s nature.
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Luling
Hief Department
New York Life Insurance ‘Company
Equitable Life | Insurance Scciety
Thomas W. Lawson
Hoston
Associated Press
Lawson
New Slampshire
New York
University of Kansas News Briefs and Misprints
University notes report Cambrero coned to pneumonia and Cambrero's condition. Charles Harger to deliver a second journalism lecture. Two thousand lantern slides in zoology cabinet. embryo slides ware in use. Snow Literary Society event next Saturday. Hoardman injured hand in chemistry lab. Frank Klinta replaces Frank Marten in the library. Class presidents to meet with Dr Naismith. athletic association postpones election pending amendment. Freshman class election result announced. Barb-Hata ticket led by Stechyane for president.
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Charles Harger
Journallgay
Frank Klinta
Frank Marten
de. Naismith
Associaton
Calsa
Francis SteChyane
BR. Houshman
Thea
W. Alexander
Ernest Skofstad
Personal and Social News Roundup from Kansas City to Wichita
Mrs Andrews returned from Kansas City after days away while Mr and Mrs Gordon came home from Wichita post Yearly Meeting of the Friends. Numerous locals attended events and meetings in Kansas City and Wichita including club entertainments and lodge gatherings.
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Kansay City
J. N. Gordon
Wichita
The
Friends
A. A. Moora
Kansas City
Sandy
4. L. Dixon
Stanley Leonard
Wichta
Will Edgar
Iola
George Edgar
Edwanda
J. W. Blair
Russell
Kan
Albert Worley
C. B. Andrews
Lawrence social notes spread across Kansas and Missouri
A lengthy list of visitors, returns, and local engagements in Lawrence includes Mr and Mrs Gafford of Minneapolis revisiting, Tidrows returning from Kansas City, Mrs Sands visiting Edwards, and several travelers from Lawrence heading to El Reno and Topeka. The column mentions embroidery club meetings, upcoming weddings, church services, a Lawrence Camera Club gathering, and plans to travel to Kansas City, Wichita, and California for winter.
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Ohta Street
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Hardwin
Lawrence
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Kansag City
Wio Sibley
Annette Trietts
Kansas City
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el Reno
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Frank Yeenm
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Elk Rooms
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Teynuesses Street
Chestar Jones
Paola
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Misa May Stevens
Nansay Clery
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Riley
Ernest Gentry
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Ansoma Cloak Company
Misa Calla Williams
Hlanehe Lyons
Topeka
Lilthian Relfe
Baldwin
Connecticut Street
Mrs. Powell
Rev. E. Glad
Swedish Lutheran Church
Kansas City Market Notes and Grain Prices Oct
Kansas City trade report lists wheat and corn bids with multiple delivery months and prices. Includes oats, hay, butter, and oats directions with steady or mixed movement, alongside dairy and meat futures data from Chicago and New York markets.
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