Jury Sent Out In Bonine Trial At Workington
In Workington on December 7 the defense argued over whether hypothetical questions to an expert witness could address Ayers hip wands. The court directed the jury to proceed. The meeting of the new organization of railway clerks was moved to Tuesday night December 10 to elect officers for the local lodge.
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Workington
Ayers
Locn Lodge
Knights of Pythies
Lodge Hall
CME Church
Fourteenth
van Buren Streets
T. J. Moppins
A M. Ward
B. E. Church
Canon Bywater
Church of the Good Shepherd
Horton and
Horton
Odd Fellows lodge seeks return of temple on Quincy Street
Independent Order of Odd Fellows lodges in Topaka work to regain possession of the old Shawnee lodge temple at 533 Quincy Street. Built over 15 years ago for about 40 000 dollars, it raised 19000 in cash with a mortgage from a eastern lender. The mortgage foreclosed and the easterner now owns the property. Heirs seek cash from western estate assets and offer the building for 13000 dollars as a bargain. T H Bain leads the lodge effort to reclaim the temple while many lodge goods are crowded out of the space.
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Independent
Order of Odd Fellows Lodges
Topaka
Odd Fellows Temple
Quincy Street
Shawnee Lodge No. 1
Dea
T. H Bain
Moore Guilty in Second-Degree Murder Verdict
Winter Kas December 7 a jury in the state case against Clyde Moore found him guilty of murder in the second degree in the killing of farmer Witsberger last summer linked to the death of Shorty McFarland over money.
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Winter
Kas
Clyde Moore
Moore
Shorty’ McFarland
Witsberger
Supreme court upholds tax on Knights and Ladies of Security
The court affirms Judge Hazen ruling taxing the Knights and Ladies of Security. The order claims its Se curity Building at Seventh Street and Kansas Avenue is tax exempt as benevolent property, but the court finds it is not a benevolent organization. It also rules that invested funds used for the organization must support its activities, not tax exemption, with funds used to pay deaths.
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Supreme Court Today
Hazen
Koights
Ladies of Security
Order
Seventh Street
Kansas Avenue
Supreme Court
Organisa Ton
Supreme Court Lets No Parker Hughes Decision Today
Kansas Supreme Court outputs no decision in Parker Hughes case. Today’s docket lists numerous rulings across counties with several reversals and new trials ordered. Cases include Nessley & Co vs Taylor. Prest vs Black. Knapp vs American Hand Sewed Shoe Co. Farm Land Mortgage Co vs Hopkins. Hargis vs Robinson executors. plus others from Butler, Cowley, Cherokee, Labette, Franklin, and Leavenworth counties.
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Parker-Hughes
Supreme Court
G. C. Clemens
Parker
Gladys M. Hargis
W. C. Robinzon
Cowley County
J. A. Deanya
W. H. Rice
Franklin County
Reaves & Co
J. A. Long
Labette County
Hydraulic Press Manufacturing Co
J. A. Whetstone
Missouri Pacific Halfway Co
Stella M. Preston
Marshall County
Cunningham
Greene
Pollock
M. T. Brown
Alexander Cairns
Coffey County
State of Kansas
Robert Turner
Reno County
J. Allan Wheeler
W. Chenault
Bourbon County
James St. Jone
G. K. Berry
F. Rig. Co. Ve
EB. Bennett
Reeves& Co
State Bank of
Gifford
Grima Irena
Douglas County
Sedgewick County
S.C. Moses
Nerer
Montgomery County
Rider
Hammel & McCarty
Smith-McCord Dry
F. E. Burke
Osage County
A. T. Garth
Board of County
Edwards county error cases and a car injury report
A list of court error dispositions across Kansas counties includes Edwards, Pawnee, Cowley, Ottawa, Labette, Elk, Barton, Harvey, Reno, Jefferson, Dosage, Powhaty spelling variants, and others with reversals and affirmations. The report notes a news item: Will Davis, a car repairer, was struck above the eye by a wrench Friday afternoon, needing hospital care.
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Commissioners
Edwards County
L. A. Choate
Reno
George N. Goddard
Loule
Cone
Jefferson County
van Vallgenturg
John Hi. Lasade
Fon
Ellender W. ‘Trobridge
A. Va
Hust
Missouri Pacific R. R. Co
Powiey County
Alfred A. Abbott
Arkansas City Building & Loan Association
Cowley County
Affirmed
Albert Honeywell
Sviward
Peckham
Missouri Pacife
Wick County
FL Co
Will Davis
The
Santa Fe
Exhibit of Rahe China Closes at Topeka Church Show
The Ceramic club of Topeka ends a rare band decorated china exhibit at the First Congregational church tonight at 6. It proved a financial and artistic success with numerous tables of fine pieces including works by Mrs. Edwin Lang and Mrs. H C Bowjan, Miss Jean Wallace, Mrs. W C Webb, Miss Marie Witwer, Miss Elizabeth Smith, Miss Anna Marie Walsh, Mrs. Clement Smith, Mrs. W H Davis, and many others. The main room showcased a wide array of vases, platters, and decorative pieces, while a west room dining set by Mrs. Charles Jordan highlighted the display. The exhibit was praised as the finest yet by the club.
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Ceramic Club of
Topeka
First Congregational Church
Topeka Club
Edwin Lang
H.C. Bowjan
Jean Wallace
W.C. Webb
J. Hodgins
Hoffman
Anna Marie Walsh
Hardin College
W. S. Kale
Clement Smith
W. H. Davis
W. PF. Schoch
Mies Linn Zeit
Mize Helen Francis
Charles Jordan
A A
Howard Hillis
Mason
Chautaugta
Kittle Lindsay
Chicago
Aline Lamy
Waa
Building to rise near Central National Bank site
Devite plans a four story block to the south of the Central National Bank building with stone and brick facade, a 16 by 60 foot footprint, elevator and plant, costing about $20,000. Work set to begin soon. President R. J. Matthews dies after a fall from his horse near Valley Forge, age 60. Kansas City to Rock Island Route round trip tickets available for late December travel with return by December 11.
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Devite
Central National Bench
Bank
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National Hotel
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S. R. Bailey
Hedrick Carriage
Ansas Ave
Orental
East Fifth St
J. W. Griffin
Kansas City
Lawers
J RR. McCreever
House Furnishing Co
Kansas
Lodge News
C. F
Winfield
Topeke Building
Radway
China
Club
Uuse
J. Deviin
Central National Bank
Philadelphia
R. J. Matthews
American District Tregraph Company
Weidmeent
Feild
Valley Forge
Bansas City
Hack Island
Kanena City
Rock Island
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