Controversy Over Charity Reports In State Board Proceedings
Turbulent dispute centers on edits to annual reports by state charity board members and the superintendent Mrs Baer. Accusations include suppressing statements about gifts, misreporting sums, and altering the text before sending to auditors. The controversy touches Beloit events and school farm supplies amid claims of political interference.
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Huan
Ee Ee
Hush
Board of
Charitee
Itithon
Re Ea
Seniator
Jateeplel
Fedustdal Senoo
Beloit
Frank Dhune
H “Shin
Mtra
Heer
Wheeler
Street
Mrs. Baer
Mrv. Baer
Ierine
Tanner Indicted In Virden Riot Case
A Virden grand jury indicted Governor Tanner and 64 others over the October 1 riot at Virden. Indictments include malfeasance in office and failure to provide troops, with three courts for Governor Tanner in Tillman County. Additional charges target Chicago Virden Coal Company officials and guards for riot and assaults. Governor Tanner faced mixed reactions from officials and suggested possible non-prosecution in light of broader legal questions.
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Louis
The
Republic
Curtinville
Virden Hirterand
Turk
Shirley
Billie
Virgen
John H Tanner
Tillnns
W. Tunkins
Chicago-Virdon Coal Company
Lo Iis
Frank Wilder
Surge Shirley
Tanner
A. J. Roberts
Virden Pallow
Daven- Port
Chicago-Virden Coal Mining Srmpeny
Pallure
Countyville
Aiken
Uye Grand
Altgeld
Trintens University of Wmilavie
Dictiovnt
Erward
Fair of the Stage Women and the Walder Astoria Booth
A chaotic fair article describes Visions of Beauty at the Walder Astoria with Lillian Russell as drawing card. It notes a charity bazaar, votes for popular models, and exhibition of relics, amid lively crowds and mixed reception, with speculation on who wins the prize.
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Walder
Astoria
Lillian Russell
Anya
Wanman
Lillian Russell Ts
Ilwaya
Elen
Terey
Antyentse
Ibeyee
Eadhrota
Amoria
Te Laguers
Hsbien
Arthur
Mtr
Fisk Maude Adame
Dean Tn Sve
Miss Francis From Last Year at Crawford Aims for Next Season
Etienne Girardot starred in Miss Francis From Last Year at the Crawford Theater. Brienne Giraniet and Fanny Young contributed strong comic work while Agnes Tose Lane played Miss Chetwynd. Girardot plans a new force for next year with George Broadhurst possibly providing the best new comedy.
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Etienne Girardot
Brienne Giraniet
Chaney
Crawford Theater
Francis Ge Yate
Michael Morton
Ghariot
Misa Fanny Young
Miss Mann
Girardot
Mixa
Agnes Tose Lane
Mies
Chetwynd
Miss Francis
Yale
George Broadhurst
Newton Rail News Tracks Local Assignments and Moves
Master Mechanic J B Gavitt returns on No 2 test mnet from Dodge City. Engineers Norton and Webster and Firemen Payne and Bourne resume work. Conductor Charles Brow returns from Ellwood and resumes duties. Dr Davis's wife improves. Fenn Cooper off with grip. Brakeman Bannister tarded from Osawatomie as Newton guest. Krall daughter ill. Krall absent. Purcell, Mudge, Wagner, Ruggles and Hamer rein positions. Charlie Lytle moves to Hutchinson to run on the Hutchin' line. Tallys top notch nine hours 57 rolls, record here 298 in ten hours. Ted Fay hunts at Watchany with Frisco. Road master Lewis begins in paint shop, replacing Thames.
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Newton
J. B. Gavitt
Dodge City
Engiucera Norton and
Webster
Payne
Bourne
Charles Brow
Ellwood
Dr. Davis
Hostier Davis
Fenn Cooper
Brakeman
Bannister
Osawatomie
Newton Friends
A. S. Krall
Drncksmith Shop
Mudge
Wagner, Ruggles and Hamer
Rein Oidationse City
Purcell Moany
Charlie Lytle
Hutchin
Mills Browght
Ted Fay
Watuhany
Ute Tomdwin Lewis
Rail Saw
Charlie Thames
Nickerson
Does Petty Thieving Plague Santa Fe Passengers at Hutchinson
Santa Fe passengers at Hutchinson report loss of personal items and frequent misconduct at Main Street crossing during meals. Police were summoned repeatedly and recovered an overcoat later pawned with a revolver and gloves. An arrest followed as investigators pursued the pawnshop suspect.
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Santa Fe
Hutchinson
Hutchinson News
Coutr
Gripe
R. C. Shoats
Rocky Pura
Cole
Metnicht
Plaice
John Collins trial hearing reveals tense cross examination
Testimony unfolds with Joe Smothers recounting visits to the home, letters, and plans for Harper. Witnesses discuss timing of Collins visits, paper quality of a letter, and Harbaugh and Jetmore's questioning as court adjourns for the day.
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Joe
Phu
Uae
Penell
Bias Peitten
Harare
Harhaneh
Hayden
Jetmore
Jetmare
Harbaugh
Jane Collina
John Colling
Jon
Hay- Q
Joe Smothers
Lawrence
Kittie Smothers
Atchison
St Joe
St. Jos
Beta Club
John Colting
Miss Babcock
John Collins
Collins
Beta House
Big Sister
Collins Harper
Massachusetts Street
Turner Hall
Ieter
Kittle Smothers
Heta Club
Smothers
Mr. Hayden
Tle
Jess Harper
Slater
Mr. Jetmore
Jeter
Leasimany
Bia
Topeka
House of
Dores
Kides
Witrexzes
Crone
Johnson Jordan Looks Natty In Swell Attire
Johnson Jordan, an interested list attendee, stands in a morning meeting wearing a dark blue chevron double breasted suit with vest, Hecht yellow shoes, black blue cravat, high collar and starched cuffs. He towers over the crowd, lips pursed, drawing attention as a typical colored swell among attendees.
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Johnson Jordan
Crowd Packs Court In Bella Coyne Trial Observation
Report describes a crowded courtroom during the trial with residents pressing for seats the judge calling for order as spectators react to testimony. An elderly woman naps through proceedings while Judge Hazen and Mrs Hazen observe closely. A young woman climbs to the jury box door to peek at blood stained bed coverings on display and bed spread details.
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Les
Bella Joan Coyne
Lemme
Oguid
Hazen
T. Hazen
Man disrupts trial as gallery spectator quits in protest
A stout man in an overcoat and fur cap entered the courtroom gallery during the trial. He removed gloves, cap, and outer garments while witnesses testified, then yelled I’ve got enough as he reached the door, prompting Judge Haven to call for silence.
Special Days at Collins Trial in District Court
The text hints at a proposed event tied to the Collins trial next Tuesday dubbed Lawyer's Day in district court. It discusses the idea of setting apart days besides Ladies' Day during the trial and mentions ballit troubles described in unclear terms.
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Tadies’ Fay
Courtroom Entrance Tension Prompts Quiet Warning
Fragmented OCR depicts courtroom crowd control notes. Lawyers seek court access via side entrance while attendees argue loudly in the gallery. A past disturbance led to a judge imposing a small fine and provisions for future hearings.
No Place for Children Says Judge During Court Session
Judge Hasen halted a heated session as voices from the gallery disrupted proceedings. He urged that the case is no place for children and suggested removing minors from the courtroom. Principal witness Johnson Jordan and an alleged hired killer were delayed to next week. Frances Babcock of Lawrence is expected to testify afterward.
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Hasen
Kubbub
Hazen
Johnson Jordan
John Culjios
Frances Babcock
Lawrence
Jordan
Market Report Shows Mixed Prices and Quiet Trading
A fragmented market report notes fluctuating cash cattle hog futures and dairy receipts, with mixed signals across sectors. Traders watched prices in Philadelphia Chicago and Kansas City as hogs and cattle moved modestly while dairy values held steady amid lighter buying.
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