Pollock Confirmed as Federal Judge in Historic Washington Ceremony
Washington reports judge Pollock received the federal commission after a lengthy Senate delay. Kansas delegates witnessed the oath administered by Justice Brewer at the Capitol. Senators Long and Burton, and several Kansas officials, congratulated Pollock as the administration faced ongoing votes and party negotiations for confirmation.
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Washington
Pollock
Hit
White House
Capitol
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court
Kansas
Karras
Justice Heener
Pole Jock
Duatice Pollock
Lone
Kanerand
Kunmas
Martin
Long
Hallow Senate
Faysay
Senate
Burt Mtu
Tor Judes Pollock
Henson Gormin
Bowersock Proposes Higher Lawrence Building Funds
Representative Beulersock introduces a bill to raise the Lawrence building appropriation from $60,000 to $95,000. The original allotment was $50,000, later boosted to $60,000 in the last session.
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Lawrence
Washturton
D.C
Beuwersock
Lawterice
Mafia Arrests in Philadelphia Tenement Raid
Philadelphia police raided a tenement in the Cer Ttalien quarter, arresting 15 men alleged to be part of the Mafia. Authorities say the group, armed with pistols, threatened Italian merchants and bankers over demanded money. One detainee claimed links to similar branches in New York Baltimore and Pittsburg. They face charges of carrying concealed deadly weapons and piracy threats.
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Philadelphia
Mafin
Simlar
New York
Baltimore
Pittsbar
Tml
Insurrection Report On Cripple Creek and Telluride
Major General Bates submitted to Lieutenant Yoate a Denver dated report dated November 28, finding disturbances at Cripple Creek and Telluride amounted to insurrection against Colorado mining interests. He notes military guards may be needed at Cripple Creek and Telluride for some time, with gradual reductions as conditions normalize. Federal troops are currently not needed, but federal intervention may be required if conditions worsen and state troops are overstretched.
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Washington
Dee
C. Bates
Colerand
Cripple Creek
Lieute Weral Yoate
Army
Denver
NASA
Icepple Creek
Telluedée
United States
Tie Collemines
Trinidad
Istrict
Crile Creek
Teindat
U.S
Giddy Wamego Man In Love Triangle
A Wamego man, Dew Matis, becomes entangled with a young widow and another woman as drama unfolds over romantic letters. The tale centers on observant townsfolk and the widower’s pursuit, stirring local gossip and concern for his supposed intentions.
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Dahn
Drakes ‘Ville
Atus
Inuherddine
Guo
Steel corporation meets as pay cuts loom
The Trafford State Steel company held a meeting to discuss wage reductions. Warned that retrenchment is underway, officials consider cuts from 10 to 30 percent starting January 1. Workers, especially women, show willingness to accept the new terms amid tightened costs.
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Phirones
Staton Steel Corporation
Gidey
Justice Pollock's Resignation Awaited by Officials
Officials anticipate a formal resignation from Justice Pollock and expect an appointment to fill the vacancy at an early date. The timetable remains provisional as discussions continue among a select panel.
Two New Candidacies Rise in Judge Race and Pollock Fallout
In Topeka a flurry of candidates enters the fight for the state supreme bench with Le Tyan Norton coronel Jones and Ly H Thompson among new entrants. Governor Bailey weighs Pollock’s resignation and West’s successor as third district contest heats up, with Atkinson Wheatley and Wert jockeying for support.
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Pollock
States District Court
United States Senate
Jusice Brewer
Washington
Bailey
Dudge Pollock
State Supreme Bench
Iudee Potlock Vwlll
Topeka
Ae Breluck
Oak Grange
Supreme Bench
le Tyan
Hiawatha
Coronel C. BD. Jones
Norton County
Ly H Thompson
Norton
Thompson
Clark A. Smith
Cawker
Ftran
Wirat
Whatley
Galenaers
A.D. Wilson
Wilke
Wheatley
W. D. Atkinson
Parsons
Labette County
Cherokee County
Atkinson
Tima
Wilson
Inok
Ryan
Clyde Reed
Grant Hornaday
Fort Scott
F.C. Raney
Rerablt- Jean Central
Toesto Tay
Farley
Jude J.B. Wert
Judge Wert
Weaoon
Beret
Pala Wheatley
Famine Pollock
Atkin Ron
Bert Ment
Urnaday
Prod
Ocmont Smith
Talky
Farmers Institute
Oak Granee
Sherif Lucas Etd Wee
Wil
O Mike
Baley
Ukertoe
Weer
Suvesed
Pullock
Talee Weal
Gem Royal Indnesraneate
Tlm
Crom
Cyrus Leia
Treaty Ratified and Panama Canal Opened to Debates
Washington reports the Panama canal treaty signed at 11:33 p.m with no amendments and sent to the Senate within weeks. Senator Cullom warns of opposition but no final ratification is assured as the president seeks speedy passage before Christmas holidays. Harveyville murder case ends with dismissal, investigators say no evidence against Chelf family, while a midnight grave opening raises new questions about the Smale death.
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Washington
Kannan
Judgatio
Dt Bent
Dectin
Nis
Kansas
Burton
Katvan
Jorge Hook
Congress
Pol Jock
Senate
Avery
Uniens
Ganater Lang
Apis Maz
Benatar
United States District Judee
Jock Jade
Vollock
Panama
Pansmia
Cullom
Lad
United States
Thy | Iethinus
Debionus
Harveyville
Kas
Rehhapter
William Smale
Jase
Charles
F. A. Seaman
Seaman
Wabauneee
Thomson
Justice Court
Wright
Manhattan
Morthtas
Ard
Barnesville
Smale
Eoth
Will Plead Guilty In Grand Rapids Bribery Case
In Grand Rapids Michigan on December 2, city officials implicated in a bribery scandal tied to Lant K Salisbury agreed to plead guilty in the Superior Court after a conference of defense attorneys. Several aldermen who had not confessed planned to testify to secure leniency, with Prosecutor Ward noting the confession appeared largely true. Salisbury was absent for the plea, and hearings for other implicated figures were postponed. Aldermen Donovan and Slocum waived examinations and were bound over.
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Grand Rapids Mich
Hyentg Press
Missolnees Osat
Lant K. Suisbury
Te Wade Examimie Honan
Ward
Bainbury
K. Salsbury
Ellen
Lomo
Topeka Union League Formed By Local Clubs
Chief of Police SteCostum plans needed legal help as he opposes a group. In Topeka the four clubs Aniity Turners Larions and Mohawks form the Union League to coordinate on club matters and mutual protection of private clubs and sports figures. Each club sends one representative. total membership about 1,000 with 20 reps in the Asian League. Meetings address issues affecting clubs and league governance.
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SteCostum
Epordalate Tomney
Bie
Ube
Topeka
Union League
Aniity
Turners
Larions
Mohawks
Jeane Ja
Relub
Coresterathom
Priut Jelubs
Spetetirs
Typhoid Epidemic Sparks Medical Warrants in Harttieburg
In Harttieburg Pennsylvania an official investigation into a typhoid fever outbreak leads to a request for warrants totaling 55 000 to aid Net of the sufferers. The state health department official was tasked with preventing further spread and securing compensation.
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Harttieburg
de Tanjanin
Fire destroys Yost mill and elevator in Hays City
A morning blaze in Hays City Kansas gutted Yost's mill and elevator and a block of business buildings. The incendiary fire caused about 49000 in losses with small insurance. The mill processed up to six hundred barrels daily, serving domestic and export markets across the United States and abroad.
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Hays City
Kas
Yost's
Yost
Salina
Denver
United States
Missouri Parsific Railroad
Hook Takes Oath as Eighth Circuit Judge
Judge William C. Hook was sworn in yesterday as United States circuit judge for the Eighth Judicial Circuit in Kansas City. He succeeds Judge Henry C. Caldwell. the court also includes Judges Thayer, Sanborn, and Vandever. The Eighth Circuit covers Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, the Indian Territory, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming, Minnesota, and the two Dakotas.
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William C. Hook
United States Clieat
John F. Phillips
Karkas City
United States
Highth
Hook
Henry C. Caldwell
Arkansas
Thayer
St. Louis
Sanborn
St. Paul
Vandeverter
Wyoming
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
Distriet
Circuit Court
Elghus Crowft
Missouri
Kaneas
Oklahoma
Ta- Wan Territory
Towa
Nebraskan
Minnesota
The
Two Dakotas
President Roosevelt urged to protect Telluride miners
Washington dispatch says the Western Federation of Miners urged President Roosevelt to safeguard miners ordered to quit the Telluride Colorado district under threat of imprisonment. Colorado authorities and the secretary of war doubt federal action. Officials expect court protection for miners amid unrest.
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Washington
Rooesvelt
Wontoon Federation of Miners
Telluride
Colorado
Women Barred From Law Study In Gray's Inn Case
In London the House of Lords upheld a rule barring women from studying law under the Inn’s statutes. Miss M A Cayo challenged the denial to be admitted as a student. The court found no basis to alter the Inn’s policy or set a precedent.
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London
House of Lordu
Miseertha Cayo
Gray's Tin
Gray's Inn
Oil price advance signals continued market uptick
Pitsbury Pa Dec 2 The Standard Chi company raised pipeline petroleum prices by five cents per barrel for third grades and three cents per barrel for low grades. Roeland remained unchanged. Weather updates mention warmer ports and unsettled forecasts.
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Pitsbury
Standard Chi Company
Ine
Dowie Bankrupt Property Seized By Federal Court
The federal court took possession of all Dowie controlled property in Zion City, appointing Fred M. Blount and Albert Du Currier as receivers after claims of insolvency and a large unpaid debt. Dowie urged followers to withdraw funds and invest in Zion City, while creditors seek protection of their interests amid the crisis.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Elijah U4
New York
Dowie
Federal Court
Zion City
Dowie's Church
Fred M. Biount
Chi+caxo National bank
Albert du Currier
Routwell
Kohlsaat
United States District Court
Tiowie
E. Streeter Lumber Company
Chrisian Catholic Church
Fermanization
Ince
Dowle
Bret
Arrfo Sgate
Mtare
Ett
Jidae Kohinant
Tfe
Dr. Doyle
Ware Funney
Dowdle
Zion
Kohidaat
Messrs
Blount
Curse
Pt & Rally
Tabernacle
Zion Industries
A. W. Graham
Wats
Dowie Nimaelt
Chase
Simost
Mtoren
Mt Bionelly
Te Maid Dowle
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Bowersock
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Gen. Bates
Giddy Wamego Man
Brigid
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Justice Pollock
S. L. Ryan and
L. H. ‘Thompson
Judge West
F. Dumont
Smith
Hienundy
U. S. Senate
Will
Grand Rapids
Butler
Hays
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