Clemens Bill Shapes Railroad Court Plan In State
The article outlines G Clemens as the principal author of the railroad bill and its key feature a proposed court of visitation with judicial powers over railroad regulation. It notes Clemens outlined the plan in an interview and that the caucus adopted most points including sequestration power and limiting the board to the court rather than a double barreled body. The court would be a powerful state tribunal with the Supreme Court able to review its rulings.
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Clemens
State Journal
Allen
Dil
Jaden Alien
Whw
Clemens Wan
Peegent Board of
Sires Court
United States
Cisnene
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Clemens* Bian
Court of Visitation
Cubans Seek Public Festivities Under U S Guard
Cuban representatives in Havana ask General Ludlow to permit a six day sequence of events including bells, parades, a dinner and civic processions, arguing Americans will ensure order. Ludlow and Brooke decide against public demonstrations to protect commerce and safety, issuing orders to curb gatherings, restrict alcohol sales, and confiscate weapons.
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Brooke
Havana
Patriotic Committees
Juan Clarrin
Predertco Mora
Angelo Cowley
Emilio Nunes
Alfredo Zayna
Ludlow
Nanex
Senor Cowley
Gen. Ludlow
Bombay Street
Ger Ludlow
Cubs
Ludiow
Bentley Mort
United States Tras
Aica
I. Javana
Sinor Perfecto la Costin
Bly
Court power to advance cases on docket for public importance
The text argues that safeguarding major importance precedes difficult programs and notes railroading attempts to clog courts with Nile case continuances. It states courts can move any case forward on the docket when in the public interest to prevent delays.
Fragmentary 19th Century Health and Political Rants
An OCR fragment cites Ely Brothers at 0 Warren Street New York discussing nasal remedies and public expression fears. It mentions Cream Balm and a protest context with reference to Spanish apprehension and American celebration funding and military authority.
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Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Drogsista
Porto
Havena Medical Board
Asso
Eink
Social and Personal Notes Highlight Yearend Party Season
Mrs E H H Anderson hosted two thimble parties at her Tyler street home with guests from Emporia. Music by Mandolin club accompanied a three course luncheon and carnation centerpieces. Irene Campoeras hosted a party northwest of town with most guests attending despite bad roads. The O Nemon club closed its first series at Wetherell's hall as 40 couples join and plan a new series beginning January 15. Fabian and Isabel Dickinson held a lantern slide party for young friends with a list of attendees. Notable visits include Mrs J M Post and daughter Emma of Colony Kansas. Various local social updates, travel, and engagements fill the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. HH. Anderson
Tyler Street
J. C. Shay
T. A. Lewellyn
Emporia
John Sargent
E. W. Poindexter
G. A
Mins
Irene Campoeras
Campdoras
Misues Grace and
Veileda Campdoras
Beasie Reeder
Stella Raimey
Mise Nettle Raimey
Nettle Webster
Rosa McNoun
Edna Kinaman
Nottin Dickerson
Biesnoe
Calswell
Miso
Cree Catdwel
Emon
Wetherell's Hall
Wood
Fabian
Isabel Dickinson
West Sixth Street
Mrs. Dickinson
Lste Cooper
Gwendoline Shakeshaft
Nina Robinson
Thoman Robinson
Helen Robinson
Carl Webe
Mary Went
Mary Cooper
Ruth Smith
Lahoma Ridings
Harold van Lear
Herman van Lear
Alien Rack
John Black
Margaret Shakeshaft
Arthur Shakeshaft
J. M. Post
Emma
Nf Colony
Kansas
Post
B. Foutiex
Kate Jones
Topeka
Denver
Mint
Thas
Mra
W. L. ‘Trumair
Frank D. Merriam
Sere
Thouapeon
Ins Hensle ‘Trout
Sian Bensie West
Mise Kittle Doneyson
Ion
Seabrook
Edward Thompson Company
Chicago
Etta Livermore
Olathe
Vera Low
Orson Kent
Burlington
Kansas State Social Science Federaion
J.C. McClintockee
Sre. Barkley
Daisy McParland Ie
Ftas &Menore
Atip
Grace Stewart
Wakarusa
Mike Bisache Weston
Newton
Mise
Anna Umpleby
Siater
Bertis
Arkansas
Nes
Re Hammatt
Hmnia
ET. Sim
St. Louis
Mise Josephine
Calby
Mamie Butler
Emma Heytor
Rossville
Ida Hawking
Pees
Polk Street
Bert Miller
Kansas City
Paul A
Ae Ss Colorana
Mra BE
They May Strike Over Meuse Upset Amid Wartime Strife
Report indicates mounting labor unrest linked to wartime shortages as workers threaten strikes. Authorities and unions clash over pay, hours, and production priorities amid strain on the Meuse region and broader supply chains.
House Members Split Over Employee Mileage Beneath Emergency Bill
In a heated session the house debated mileage for former and current employees amid an emergency appropriation. Old staff pressed for railroad fare, while some members objected to paying three cents per mile, noting the 15 cent per mile enjoyed by lawmakers. Journal clerk J. J. Riley and Sergeant-at-Arms Dunsmore voiced frustration over delays and loyalty to prior aides as the caucus in the senate chamber loomed.
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Jackson
Harvey
J. J. Riley
Journal
Tattle
Wrk
Mv Pallroad
House
Cauicuses
Senate
Kay
Mr. Dunsmore
Dramatic Crawford Theater Show Delights Inner Audience
A melodrama described as Darkest Russia by H Grattan Donnelly played at Crawford theater last night. Performers depicted exaggerated elocutionary style with suspenseful scenes and strong crowd reactions. Harry Byers as Colonel Cobb and Alfa Perry as Baroness Von Rhineberg provided the comedy, with stylish scenery and pretty costumes enhancing the production.
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Crawford Theater
H. Grattan Donnelley
Russia
Harry Byers
Colonel Cobb
Alfa Perry
Baroness von Rhineberg
Mysterious Suspect Identified in San Jose Murder Reward
In Burlington a man named James C. Dunham is identified as BeSimith and sought as the killer of two people near San Jose California with an $11,000 reward. He was jailed for drunkenness a month ago and may be held pending San Jose instructions while officers compare him to a Dunbar description. The case centers on whether he is the wanted suspect. Temperatures in West Superior Wisconsin reach 2 degrees below zero at 8 am with a record of severe winter cold.
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Burlington
James C. Dunham
San Jose
Cal
Grunkenness
Dunbar
Dunbary
Trustice
West Superior
Wis
Rat Rae SeDor Pear
New Model Low Prices on Groceries for Cold Weather
Advertises a wide array of discounted grocery items from New Model including Best Gloss Starch Best Country Vinegar Best Sorgum flood Table Syrup and canned vegetables at notably reduced prices. Mentions coffee tea cocoa sugar and soap products with unit prices and per can or per pound yields.
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Topeka
Java
Japan
Campbell's
Warren's al Galmon
Vermont
Battle Ax
Beardaley
Renee Gallon
Will Help Hapgood Defended by City Attorney
An animal nuisance case involving Hapgood proceeds with the city attorney to defend Hapgood. The fragment references a dead animal man and ongoing legal action, signaling a municipal response to an animal control matter.
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G. H. Hapgoed
Fragmentary notes on bond, contracts, and city legal matters
Disjointed excerpts describe bond considerations and contract responsibilities. References to a city attorney and legal oversight appear amid garbled phrases, hinting at a case involving obligations, protections, and party actions. The readable content provides limited names or clear events.
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