Coleman Held Relped Mold Father In Clay Center Case
Clay Center Kan April 12 One of the sequels to Rev John Jacksons bid for his baby daughter involved arrests of Attorney General Coleman sheriff Need and Williams for taking the child from Jackson and returning it to the babys grandfather. Miller says the law against removing a child under 12 carries penalties from six months to twelve years. Jackson pursued the child with his attorney present then surrendered to authorities. all three defendants were released on their own recognizance as the case moved toward a restraining order and further hearings.
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Clay Center
Kan
Joan Jackson
Jackson
Need
Coleman
Fy. Willams
C Miller
Clay County
Popullet Biaté
Cotman
Cley Center
Anker
County
Jnl
Miller
Sia Feft
Dogeys
Day Center
Williams
Genora! Goleman
Sheriff Needs
Fred Mullen
Dickeon
Sherif
Caleman
Willkins
F. F. Harkness
Coun
Mrs. Jackson
Harrisonville
Pitterly
Mircastie
Cburne
Debaters Chosen for Highland Park Washburn Meet
Washburn men selected to meet Wehland Park in a joint debate as Highland Park and Washburn hold a preliminary meeting. L. E. Katterfeld won first place, L. B. Pritts second, J H Dadis third, and W. Pressey fourth.
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Washburn
Iwehland Park
Highland Park
L. E. Katterfeld
L. B. Pritts
JH. Dadistui
W. Pressey
Washburn debate decides affirmative on immigrant restriction
Katterfeld wins first place in Washburn bate with earnest performance. Opponents include T. E. Rowman and FH A. Maynard. Judges: President Pisss Frederick W. and Justice Green. Second debate tonight to pick Washburn Park college team on municipal ownership of water and lighting plants.
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Gamma Sigma Literary Society
I. BE
Katterfeiad
T. E. Rowman
FH. A. Maynard
Pisss
Frederick W
Justice Green
Wishburn Park College
Washburn Boys
FORM UNION OF HACKMEN OVER CHARGES BY UNDERTAKERS
Topeka hackmen form union alleging unfair treatment by undertakers. They accuse undertakers of high charges for hacks cemeteries and services, claiming they could offer cheaper options and uniform rates if customers avoided complete funeral arrangements. They plan coordinated action to curb the perceived gouging.
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Topeka
Sixth and
Kansas Avenue
Hackmah
Leen
Coney to Attend Banquet at Miles Invitation
Capt P H Coney departed for Chicago to attend a banquet honoring General Nelson A Miles. The event, hosted by the Jefferson Club, will be held at the Auditorium Hotel following a personal invitation extended to Coney by Miles and the club secretary.
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General Miles
Atcend
P. EH. Coney
Chicago
Nelson A. Miles
Jefferson Club
Auditorium Hotel
Coney
Bargain Garment Sale Promises Low Prices
A clothing department advertises all wool pants at 2.50 and worsted suits from 3.25, claiming great value and tailoring quality. It promotes a 10.00 suit and a Kirschbaum 12.50 suit as equivalents to higher priced tailor made options in the city.
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Kirschbaum
Our Boys' Department Offers Low-Cost Two-Piece Suits
A local retailer touts a large stock of boys two-piece suits in all sizes from 8 to 16 with low prices. Norfolk suit at 1.65 all wool, blouse suit 1.75, fine suit 2.50. bow ties 15c, four-in-hand 19c, assorted neckwear 39c tomorrow.
Reception for Kansas reformer and Mrs Diggs in Topeka
About twenty-two visiting members of the Kansas Woman's Press club attend the fourteenth annual meeting at the Throop hotel. Mrs W A Morgan and Mrs Annie L Diggs return from long Europe trips and are honored as charter members at a morning business meeting that turns into a reception. The banquet at the Theaop features speakers including Mrs J A King and Mrs M A Bishop, with plans for continued leadership by Morgan and Diggs in Kansas journalism and reform circles.
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Kansas Woman's Press Club
Throop Hotel
W. A. Morgan
Cottomweed Falls
Press Club
James M. Lewis
Kinsley
Kansas Social Science Federation
The
Kinsley Graphic
Annie L. Digs
Imma E. Forter
Maryeville
M. H. Bishop
Abilene Democrat
Kansas
Morgan
Diggs
Mra Morgan
Ma Morgan
Boze
Mra BC
E. Rupe
Clyde Herald
Toba
Hove
Phi- Upsburg Dispatch
Terdaye
Mya
Sefite # Toler
Ehit
Sade Sisib
Mra
James A. Lewik
Zu Adams
Widow Convicted in Matrimonial Scam at U S Court
A widow from Rosedale with four small children was found guilty in U S court of fraudulent use of the mails after responding to a newspaper matrimonial ad. Judge Pollock leniently set the fine at 25 dollars, plus costs, citing her children. The case arose from a proposal to provide money and a home in Belvidere, which never occurred.
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United States Court
Pollock
Bil Cook
Rosedale
John W. Mars
Belvidere
Kanena
United States
Mire
Three Raids Claimed by Police Fail to Net Arrests
Three raids were conducted last night with two likely bogus and one real operation. The Hoyas and George Kiauer’s place were raided but yielded no evidence or arrests. Police described the nights’ activity as unsettled with no decisive outcome.
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Len Townsend
Hoyas
George Kiauer
Townsman Townsend Chiefly Linked to Evening Raid
Eastern suburb police raided Lite Len Townsend's premises at 1010 Chane Avenue. No keg of beer was found and a bottle of whiskey, but Townsend, not associated with the combine, fled. Officers observed a two year window break as they arrived, and neighbors note Little Son has long faced bond issues prior to arrest.
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Townsend
Chane Avenue
Bia Romesuke
Bke Len
Fruit crop reports show most trees unhurt by recent blizzard
Reports indicate the fruit crop is largely undamaged by the blizzard except peaches which likely suffered some injury though extent unknown. Secretary Barnes of the State Horticultural Society says fruit is in good shape overall with potential strawberry tops. Rain aided protection and peach buds were damaged by subfreezing temperatures, leaving final injury estimates pending.
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Barnes
State Etoricwlturad Society
Utah
Buda
Chamberlain Firm Over Coal Date Deadlock
London reports show coal owners exporters ship owners and miners failed to induce Chamberlain to retreat the coal date. Deputations argued the duty and warned against changes while ministers faced pressure from industry factions.
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London
Auson Chamberlain
The
Axomer
Gil Toe
Gilchrist Narrow Escape After Mail Wagon Collision
J C Gilchrist narrowly escaped disaster after a collision near the Santa Fe depot while delivering mail to No 6. The incident involved a wagon from which Otho Hattie was thrown, with the patrol wagon close by. Governor Hunt heads home from San Juan after conference plans with New York president. Fire at McKinney destroys White Dry Goods building and adjacent businesses.
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J. C. Gilchrist
Otho Hattie
Santa Fe
St Joe
Governor Hunt
San Juan
Governor Munt
New York
President Inounced
United States
Mckkinney
Texas
McKinney
Tex
White Dry Goods Company
Largenth Brothers
White & Price
Ese
Heard & Seee
Northern Securities case opens as petition seeks stock distribution
St Paul April 12 The motion by E wind and Winslow C Perce for leave to file an interesting petition asks court to allow action in the settlement of the Northern Securities case to distribute Great Northern and Northern Pacific stock to Northern Securities holders. Har riman interests, represented by Guthrie Dilton and Judge Baldwin, oppose with anticipated demurrers and amendments while Norther Securities, by Elihu Stetson and Griver, counters through Morgan Co. and J Johnston.
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St.Paul
Ewind
Winslow C. Perce
Northerniiies
Pep Tata
Great Northern
Polk
Harriton
Pierce
Ener
Harriman
W. D. Guthrie
John F. Dilton
Baldwin
Norther Securi- Hea Companies
Elihu Hoot
Wut
Eeie Stetson
J. Morgan , Co
John J. Johnston
Prosperity claim cited by Norton banker in Kansas
Elmer E Anset of Norton argues Kansas is exceptionally prosperous with a bank fund of 369.59 per employee and total deposits over 1 000 000 largely held by Kansans from state revenues. He notes few national depositories and contrasts with other states. He asserts Kansas is among the nation’s leaders in wealth. Local remarks refer to a bank commissioner and a powerful showing of wealth for the state.
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Kansas
Elmer E. Anset
Norton
Kanes
Lauer
Albough
Animi
Karas
Mbssy
Tam
Gut
Buower
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MR. Miller
Ludwig Katterfeld
Sini Place
Washburn Bate
ROYAL
NEW Model Sixth
Quincy
Paxton
Nottingham
Clothing Department
Our Boys’ Department
Mrs. Diggs
Woman’s Press Association
Europe
Association
Mellin
Mellin’s Food CO
Boston
MASE
ALL
Mizzard
Glilchrist
Marriman-Hus
Pwll Beach
Buffalo
International
Dr. Lyon
Cero-Fruto
California
Navy
Bulle Olives
Uto
Star Grocery
Emotion Company
Call Springs
Te Er
Werd
Morton
Paul Morton
Banta Fe Railway
Bual
Mien
Weveral Wreke
Anderson
Heta
Morten
Bringine Industries
Fiis
Immorabie
Fuet
Kansan
Marton
Mins
Anitende
Andermote
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