Electing a Pope Two Ballots Burned In Conclave Turmoil
The cardinals held two ballots in the conclave today with no pope chosen as early morning bell rang. Reports describe grumbling among cardinals, crowded quarters, and lengthy rituals in St Peters, including a communion address and repeated balloting that ended inconclusively with a 38 2 vote tally. Several Cardinals showed fatigue and a few sought permission to leave due to health concerns while others remained to continue voting.
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Aglano
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Bhoaie
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Wileclint
Gibran
Alsin
Pormries
Kansas Swamped by Widespread Rainfall
A broad statewide rain fell overnight, varying from half to two inches with Topeka reporting one inch. Weather officials note the rain covered most areas except a few southwestern counties, aiding early and late corn and bringing cooler temperatures with winds up to 24 mph from the northwest.
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Jennings
Hebraada
Kanaan
Roddun
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SUD Mining
Wichita
Bulletis
Chicago
Kattham
Conan
Dressen
Port Sentt
Ninemt
Two Robbers Shoot Train Streetcar Passenger Group
In Epokane on August 1 John Krem treasurer of the crowd lodge of Odd Wetfows was twice shot by masked highwaymen on a Hillyard streetcar. One bullet caused a scalp wound the other hit his arm as passengers raised alarms. The bandits stole about £300 from aboard and escaped.
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John Kremtoihl
Hillyard
Keeibubt
Labor Union Demonstration in Greater New York Ends in Sweep
Police drove back a Labor Union demonstration as Hose, smite and Bridgemen's union members clashed with police after endorsing Walking Delegate Samuel Parks for leadership. A thousand cheering supporters surged behind and helped drag officials away, signaling a tense, unresolved labor conflict.
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Trin League
Samuel Parks
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State Loses As Circuit Court Rules Against Lochren
Judge Lochren issues a ruling in a circuit court that decides against the state, detailing the decision and its implications for the case. The text notes the judge's name, court level, and the outcome affecting state interests.
Injunction Refused In Minnesota Northern Securities Case
In a U S Circuit Court decision Judge Lochren refused an injunction against Northern Securities Company and the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways. The ruling held Minnesota anti trust and consolidation laws were not violated by the defendants and that no action restraining voting rights was warranted. The decision also distinguished the state suit from the federal Sherman act challenge and referenced merger proceedings and railway competition concerns across Minnesota and adjacent states.
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Northtro Securitive Company
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Jettad White Trial Details in Calloway Case
In Cynthiana Kentucky August 1 the trial of Jettad White for murder reveals statements from Mix Johomns about a relative's death and armed men. Calloway Strong testifies White sought a companion to drink before the shooting, claiming White wanted someone to come out. Witnesses place Jett and White at the courthouse and later in a crowd after the shooting.
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NO DEPOT AT BERRYTON A Missouri Pacific action
Missouri Pacific seeks to bar the Shawnee County Board from enforcing a depot order at Berryton claiming two nearby stations would drain traffic. The railroad had secured land rights and agreed to maintain a station at Trevis, arguing cost and efficiency justify avoiding duplication.
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Doster de Orr
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Tereytin
Electric road survey planned linking Shawnee County towns
A project to survey a new electric road will begin next week in Shawnee County. The line, backed by eastern interests, would run from the Salathiet road area to a Kansas City Olathe terminal site. The plan envisions a route along the south bank of the Kansas River, ending near Kansas City with a river crossing avoided by cattle.
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Concert Tonight at Rochr Music Co Store
Evening program features Pipe Grgun and Simplex with two step tunes and vocal selections by Miss Carrie Mize. The public is invited. Also notes Appendicitis Got Him about a trial in eastern Kentucky.
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Springfield Man Arrested for Violating Federal Injunction
Aug. L. R. J. Chaney, once a Mobile & Ohio railroad trainman and head of the strike committee, was arrested in Murphysboro today by a U.S. deputy marshal on charges of violating a federal injunction. Authorities move to hold him awaiting further proceedings.
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Aug
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Mobile & Ohio Railroad
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United States
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Jneerreine Ith
Best a New One Kansas Area Shows New Boundaries This Year
Kansas area residents observe new boundary lines this year as school and district divisions shift for potential redistricting impacts. Officials cite population changes and funding implications while communities assess effects on local schools and services.
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Kansas Wheat Belt Shifts As Counties Drop and Rise
An analysis of Kansas wheat production shows east central counties fall from the top ranks while north west Kansas counties surge ahead. The map of the wheat belt this year indicates 38 counties producing a million or more bushels, breaking previous records.
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McCaba Delmas Lead Yet In District Judge Race
District Judge candidates include Jorge Arthur BicCabe and rivals JF B Larimer AW Dena and ot Campbell. Entries remain open with primaries set for next spring, suggesting more names may follow as the race develops.
Atchison Globe Twenty Fifth Anniversary Band Program
Sunday marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the Atchison Globe the paper famed nationwide for its unique nature editor and proprietor EW Howe hosts a free community entertainment. The celebration features a renowned military band and lively music, reflecting Howe’s background as a former brass band leader who can play and teach the instrument.
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Boss Busters Heard From in Kansas Political Row
Chairman Albaugh reveals a Kansas Republican League letter urging reform inside the party. The missive accuses factional manipulation and calls for restoring party strength through open conventions and primary selection, while denouncing secret leagues and machine politics.
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