Believed Police Supposedly Destroyed Letters in New York Case
A spilled Tein Doe inquiry into the arrest Saturday night of four gunmen linked to Tornium Regenthal a gambler aims to be presented to Justice Gath. Attorney Ary Visteiet provides the outline of the investigation purpose and scope.
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Police probe into murder case tests evidence handling
Court recaps debate over whether police suppressed or destroyed evidence tied to two suspects in the murder. Testimony covers witnesses, who supplied leads, and whether detectives and wives were questioned. Prosecutors stress that incriminating letters and statements point to the defendants.
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Draft bill to aid workmen in Iowa aimed at liability
The Iowa Employers' Liability Commission releases an optional report proposing a model law. The plan would let employers and workers opt into coverage, reducing lawsuits and speeding compensation. The governor will appoint officials and present the measure before the legislature for approval.
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Morital Snow Patent Remedy Shown in Local Ad Mix
An assorted and chaotic page cites Morital Snow White Liniment promising cures for rheumatism and pains, with a barrage of classified notices. It lists store names in Lawrence, Pineapple ice, sales offers, farm goods, rental ads, and contest notices, reflecting a busy local marketplace.
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Not A Supfragette Believes Vote Burden for Mrs Marshall
Mrs T R Marshall believes voting would be a burden citing social obligations and hotel life as obstacles. The fragmentary note references coverant connections and local social circles, illustrating pressure surrounding political participation.
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Eckman's Alterative promoted for tuberculosis cure
The article advocates Eckman's Alterative as a treatment for tuberculosis alongside rest and fresh air. It cites cases of recovery and claims the medicine has repeatedly conquered the disease under certain conditions while warning improvements depend on surroundings and nourishment. It includes testimonials and mentions local references and providers.
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Immune horses sent to Kansas City for epidemic study
Four horses immune to the strange disease have been purchased and shipped to Kansas City for Dr. Sophian of New York to conduct experiments. The state will cover only actual expenses. Dr. Sophian donates services and laboratory work. Reports say the epidemic is active in four states with limited spread in eastern counties. Experts from Texas will visit Topeka to review findings.
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PLAN WORLD SERIES DRAFT DATES DISCUSSED BY NATIONAL COMMISSION
The National Commission will open drafts and outline probable dates for the world championship next month. Chairman Anwuest Horumatin and Presidents Leach and ?colinsoncod discuss work before the body. The commission plans to draft the complete schedule of the world series and set opening games with major league elites. The Windmill Grocery reopens under FLEL Klock with a market and real estate tie-in. grocery and meat market numbers shown.
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Humane Society Meeting Postponed and Schedule Shifts
A humane society gathering was postponed due to unspecified reasons. The notice mentions Tuesday evening as the new meeting time and references a contest or poker game incident involving a player named Blubbs and a participant named Slobhy with a bad loser remark.
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Early Seed Selection Urged For Strong Next Year's Corn
Kansas agricultural officials urge Kansas farmers to test seed this fall rather than wait for spring. Emphasizing early selection of uniformly ripened ears, the Kansas Agricultural College network plans a September movement to pick seed from field ears for sowing next year, with emphasis on sorghum and corn seed quality.
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