Gillett extradition and Kansas cattle dealer case in Las Vegas
D M Howard of Abilene Kansas seeks to transfer Grant Gillett through extradition. Governor Ahumada of Chihuahua is handling the matter after Howard and two detectives traced Gillett’s whereabouts to Chihuahua. A successful arrest and extradition appear tied to American authorities' legal documents. Also updates from Independ ence about brick plant experiments and local pension announcements.
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D. H.howard
Abilene
Kan
Grant Gillett
Kannaas
Achern
Requisi
Gillett
Bret
Kannas
Howard
Chihuuhua Chiy
C. H Truxel
Rimsan Ip Cieht
Ahumada
Jonet Kiedy
Gillette Handuel
Vars Etroness
Kenens
Albuquerque
Abliene
Decades of strain as local school faces closure risk
Derailed by budget worries and rising rent, the Fe jew nate Hormel school faces a severe winter crunch. Officials warn students and families the district may need a new normal as the board weighs legislature action. Emporia has long hosted the cerents hue, but this year main aa Sdate the normal remains under threat.
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Brooria
Wichita Parks Fines Collection Report For November
Wichita notes show the city collected fines and licenses totaling 530 in November. The month’s accounts were tallied after year’s end with a clear balance outstanding. The report highlights the parks department as having the largest unsettled balance among city zones.
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Wichita
Wichita Street Fair Aims To Draw Soldiers Home
Wichita Dex Old Soldiers Reunion Association plans a city wide street fair September 38 2023 with merchants to host a trades display. A committee will organize events to attract thousands of veterans and local residents for a free week long gathering and ample accommodations. Also reporting: train robbery case in El Dorado with two men convicted and sentenced. improving waterworks pumping station underway.
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Wichita
Dex
Court House
der Ata
Revered Cuba Mass Hails Prolonged Independence Tone
In Santiago a solemn service followed a festival of Concepcion as mourning notes gave way to joy. Abbe Bernards praised General Wood whose name was sent to the U S Senate for major general and urged Cuba to celebrate four centuries of struggle with gratitude. The Independia summarized McKinley’s message, noting broad approval aside from extremist calls for immediate Cuban independence. Juan Costello’s release sparks rumblings of expulsion from the Sen Carlos club as Cubans disavow his act.
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Concepcion
Bernards
General Wood
Santiago
Cubs
McKinley
Cuba
Fuctiona
Juan Costello
Sen Carlos Club
Temperance Meeting Promises Speeches and Debate
The Christian Endeavor union will hold a special meeting at the First Christian church to discuss good citizenship and remembrance. Gen Hudson will relate war experiences, with addresses by T Porter Smith and others. Christian societies will decide on enforcing temperance laws, with musical selections listed by local participants.
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Christian Endeavor Union
First Christian Church
Taleht
Sefcock
Hudson Wilh
Addrence
T. Porter Smith
Burnley
England
Temperance Alliance
Grast Britain
Countermine
M. E. Harlan
Brock appeals after Hutchinson mob assault conviction
Andy Brock seeks appellate review of a spring Hutchinson case in which he was convicted of assault with attempt to kill a preacher. Witnesses Gould Rainey and J Hainey testified at Second Baptist Church tensions. a mob formed May 16, shots fired, parsonage damaged, Annie Brock identified among attackers, Brock sentenced to five years in the penitentiary and now appeals.
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Hutchinson
Andy Brock
Gould Rainey
J. Hainey
Hainey
Second Baptist Church
Mr. Rainey
Broweh
Annie Brook
Campaign Expenditures Show Large Spending by Party
A Topeka report notes nearly ten thousand dollars spent by the Populist committee in the campaign with 9478.91 in expenses. The largest item was printing and stationery. Speakers and officers costs were high and Burris acted as chair. Cliff Baker linked to Orange Grove, Florida, with a harvest report from five years ago noted.
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Cliff Baker
Orange Grove
Baker
Topeka Street Railways
Florida
Cros Bank Depositors Likely to Receive Fifty Cents on Dollar
Emporia early reports indicate the Cros Bank will pay depositors about 50 cents on the dollar after receivership. Receiver Jobes has been appointed permanent receiver of the First National Bank amid court debates over Sunny Slope proceeds and Cross estate liabilities.
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Ite
Cross
Herefords
Leland Sees Baker in Leavenworth Conference
Leland visited Senator Baker in Leavenworth on a Wednesday morning. The meeting, lasting over an hour, occurred soon after the aerator downturn news. The small group included J. F. Legate Vapuis Mackbusn and others in the back office area while Benatar Baker and Leluth met briefly in private.
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Leavenworth
Benator Baker
Leland
Senator
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D. A. Hook
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C.2- Hotzbes
Ik Aide Nor
Fen
Patland
Beater Baker
Fahd
Judge Doster's Daughter Tepeka Impresses Friends In Music
Irma Doster, 15, daughter of Chief Justice Donner, shows notable piano and violin skill and has published The Mark of the Volunteers, praised as sparkling and original by musicians. The item also mentions railroad debt and European royal visits in brief clippings.
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Tepeka
Irma Doster
Donner
Ely
Comeposer
Sharkey and McCoy to Fight Twenty Rounds for $20,000
New York reports a twenty round bout set for January 10 at Lenox Club between Tom Sharkey and Tom McCoy. Purse details include $6,000 plus 40 percent of receipts. referee named as Sigepeny. Officials aim to avoid interference and ensure orderly conduct during the match.
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M’coy
New York
Tom Sharkey
Lenoxetic Club
Tin Hurst
Sigepeny
Wen
Ueensbyi Miles
Jim Corbeet
Din
Pacific Coast
Jeffries
Corbett Terre Ie Tae
Mateh x
Nim
Five loan men in Fort Beott charged with refusing license
Five principal short loan men were arrested and brought to police court last evening charged with failing to pay two specified license taxes. The case hinges on a habeas corpus writ and the rule that one cannot be arrested twice for the same offense.
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Fort Beott. Rc
Thin City
Short Grass football team plans holiday trip
Lawrence Kansas seeks to form a travel squad of about twenty two university players from the western district for Christmas games. The plan calls for departures December 15 to play at Clay Center December 16, Washington December 17, and Concordia December 19. Len Silver captains at full back, Tucker the freshman half back, Wilcox and Woodward guard back, with four varsity members and others from scrubs. A similar successful trip occurred last year. In Los Angeles the Standard Oil fire destroyed property worth about 225000 dollars.
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Sec
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Tymerangé
Clay Center
Washington
Concordia
Len Silver
Tucker
Wilcox
Woodward
Ende
Gavin
Algy
Helen Gould to Attend Peace Jubilee in Atlanta
Atlanta December coverage notes Helen Gould among invited guests for the peace jubilee on December 14 and 15. Attendees include Attorney General Griggs and party from New Jersey, Adjutant General Stryker, Col Oliphant, Gen Fitzhugh Lee, Gen Jo Wheeler, and supporting officials. Floral parade plans grow, with president party housing arranged.
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Grigge
William Stryker
William Pancock
Col. Oliphant
Stryker
Fitzhuch Lee
Savannah
Cuba
Jo Wheeler
James Swan
Edward A. Sumner
New York
Henry J .Turner
Battle of
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Alexander H. Lovell
A. Gordon
John J. Badenoch
Chicago
Bruett Lee
Stephen D. Lee
Army and Navy League
Helen Gould
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Jersey City dancing masters wage price war with minister
New Jersey church dance teachers threaten action to curb Rev John L Scudder's Dancing School which charges 10 cents per lesson while they must charge at least 25 cents. A meeting is set for next Thursday to discuss the drive, as church school competition hurts business.
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New York
Dancing Masters
Jersey City
L. Scudder
John L. Scudder
Scudder
Lee
Mr. Ettinger
Letters To Miss Gould Demand Extra Mail Handling
In Tarrytown New York on December 9 a flood of nearly 200 letters daily for Helen M Gould Lyndhurst pours into the local post office. Soldiers’ notes praise her hospitality at her home and Montauk Point triggering extra work. If the pace continues the postmaster seeks additional staff from the postmaster general.
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N. Y
Helen M. Gouldert Lyndhurst
New York
Albany
Cady
Postamank
Montauk Point
Gould
Miss Gould
Blizzard Rages Across Texas and Plains Region
Reports from Dallas state a severe blizzard crippling Texas with disrupted wire service south of the city. From Denver notes describe heavy snowfall from Montana to New Mexico and across the plains, ending yesterday after beginning Wednesday night, with light winds and only minor railroad disruption.
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Denver
Montana
New Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Kansas
Nebraska
Governor Stanley Loses Overcoat Mixed Up in Office
In Wichita on December 9 Governor Stanley mistakenly took a private claimants’ coat instead of his own. The mislaid garment bore a leather tag from an applicant for the sanitary board, while a separate note from Las Vegas reported drought affecting railroads near New Mexico and mentions an exclusive water train between Trinidad and Bloom.
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Stanley
Ed C. Reed
Burden
Kan
Ieanitary Board
Reed
New Mexico
Las Veras
Reilroad
Trinidad
Bloom Sistion
Resignations Searched At Leavenworth Army Hospital
A December letter from a commissioned officer of the 23rd Kansas at San Laie urges resignations of Kansas Army surgeons at Leavenworth. The letter cites incompetency against Dr Harvey and a Sunday officer, alleging heavy drinking. It claims dire hospital conditions and scarce equipment and medicines, advising all colored troops to avoid Cuba due to natives with no use for American black soldiers.
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Leavenworth
San Laie
Cubs
Dee
Suniday
Harvey
Anya
Cuba
Hogs and officials discuss hog cholera remedy plan
A fragmented report outlines plans at a January meeting featuring Dr. Salmon and Dr. Balman from the Bureau of Animal Industry discussing hog cholera remedies. Secretary Coburn and others pledge attendance and address given by President Geo. Mormon of Oklahoma Agricultural College, with stereopticon views on animal characteristics.
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Wilson
United States Department of Igericiitire
2 Balman
Bureau of Animal Industry
Coburn
Board of Agriculture
Geo
Mormon
Oklahoma Agricultural College
Morton
Galt Fe
Oklahoma
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