Stone Testifies in Yields of Grand Jury Probe
Jefarean City April 1 report describes testimony on a grand jury investigation. Senator Frank Farris and W. Lee are named among witnesses. officials discuss securing John A Ler and others, with details evolving as the hearing proceeds and delays occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefarean City
Freik Farris
Bf. Faule
Gratis Fury
Cireult
Palle Woud
Janie MH
Whitevotton
Frank Parris
Cain Whittrsntton
Muthiey
Hank Etenier
Kiyneena Ciiks- Sony
Kata City
Citcage
Lawie
Unclear prompt segment on Mullican and university rules
The fragment discusses questions raised by Mullen about university action and student conduct. It mentions Mullican, Metheny, Leavwannis, and local figures, noting debates over procedures, potential charges, and ceremonial or legal processes. The text is partially garbled with multiple names and place references.
Opposed Graft At State Banker Meeting In Clay Center
Report from Clay Center covers bankers opposing radical tax changes and endorsing a cautious Pranets amendment to tax law. Delegates expect further discussion at the State Association of Bankers meeting in Topeka next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers At Clay Center
Bank Ace
Topelce
Farahen
Arendmert
Ae Foley
Mali
Ermmnurara
Pat Fee
Pat Fee When SH. and Uy
Thal Smncature
No Way Out The Tinckinar Tale From Obscure Text
Fragmentary OCR passage hints at a strange scene with unnamed figures and a cryptic dialogue. Names appear as Chenin and Threis with unclear roles, involving a possible confrontation or tension while a third party watches. The text is too garbled to identify clear events or entities.
Divorces on a Boom in District Court
Three divorce cases filed in district court amid usual allegations. Cora Hardy seeks divorce from Henry Hardy for abandonment while Martha Davie petitions divorce from Henry Davie for separation. Anton Olson and Pheomuke struggle amid duties and disputes in the same docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trauy
Buia Olen
Hue
Anton Olson Peomuke
Cora Hardy
Henry Harty
Martha Davie
Henry Davis
Suspended Dividends Case Hears Pleas In Minnesota
The April 30 hearing before Judge Harr involved Northern Securities Co and two railroads seeking suspension of decreed dividend payments. Attorneys argued the delay harms many individuals dependent on dividends, with a May 4 date floated for further discussion. If the court keeps the suspension, about 524,000.08 would be withheld from paying dividends to property holders. The wheat crop report noted United States output around 870.0550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Minn
Clecubt
Judi Banhart
Nothern Securities
Decres
Grent Northern
Northern Park
Northern Sacurities Company
Theme
Harr
Alt
M.D. Grover
Great Northern Railrogad
Counes
Northern Pacine Railway
Reignttions
Kuo
Alfernes
C. Caupt
Atorneya
Eitiowds
Ragulay Tviteod
Nalts
Ife
Cox
Northern Secenyities Company
Supreme Court
McKinley Lanning Loan Case Amid Court Dispute
A New York court dispute arises over the McKinley Lanning Loan with headquarters in Philadelphia. Receivers seek action to address alleged biases and alleged misuses of funds. The case centers on asset control and a push for intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noha
New York
McKinley-Lanning
McKinies
Conflict Over Texan Cattle Move Brings Kansas and Federal Clash
Governor Bailey presses Secretary Wilcox to allow cattle shipments into Kansas without full inspection if state inspectors verify animals free of ticks. Federal officials cite Washington rules, delaying action. Kansas plans to deploy inspectors to clear the path while balancing state law. Separately, miners and operators in Kanawha agree on a pay scale after four days of talks, pending general body ratification. Col Hogeland addresses pelwaukee students on agricultural progress and hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Texas
Halley
Wilrons
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas Livestock Sanitary Commission
Kansas
Kansie Commission
Bailey
Alert Deane Weeter
Federal Bureau of Antional Industry
Kansas Line
Dean
Washington
Wasington
Kamsas
Bailey Hie
Wilkon
Willie
Pat
Blidis
Trouplir
Hurtington
Vic
Delag
Kanawha Field
Fragmented report on school routines and dispatch work
The article describes routines at a school with Principal L and mentions a dispatcher operation. It notes attention to tobacco habit issues among students and hints at delays and delivery tasks, including brick and pane references, with emphasis on daily order fulfillment and supervisor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii
Iene
L. Ta
Dergund
Curten
Speriter
Uncle Sam's Attractions Draw Thousands From Europe
The quarterly of the state department shows thousands leaving European homes for the United States, seeking better prospects. The report highlights migration increases, with Italy and other nations contributing, and discusses labor, immigration policy, and the potential economic and social impacts in the host country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Italy
Labor Party
Moses
Yallan
Hasbau
Stoop to Conquer heads Washburn student production at Crawford
The Crawford opera house debuts The Stoop to Conquer by Washburn students with lavish costumes and brisk pacing. Critics praise the acting and staging, noting strong performances and a well-mounted production despite some rough edges. The show, slated for a 2 PM Saturday matinee, has most seats sold and promises engaging theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Opera House
Washburn College
Faran
Uae
Sonia Able
Eeyanibe
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Stone
L. S
Paward Mullican
Prinetiers
Leavvawanis
Mullen
Kane Weed
Yen
Doland
Pete Spey
Acre
Coeietes
Penman
Masie
Oakiand
Anothwr
Thak
Wile Norvity
Alerridt Nue Agaloat
Pepievitt
Selvige
Ciutnnath
Apetl
Overman & Schmader
Todky Herman Roteosiay i
Sih & Islegrane
Ticketifr
Topeka
Tomor
Zanditon Supply Co
Kansas Avenue
Travis
Hackman
Threis
Ven
Witchei
Tely
Ferens
Northern Securities Company
Department of Agricutions
Africa
Col Hogeland
Alexander Hogeland
National
Colon
Niye
Sun Bernerding
Gmelon
Abels and
Correctneen
Tasineaes
Erere
Washburn
Qoun
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