Judge Day Returns to Osangka After Illness
Judge John W. Day long resident of Greenwellwood Avenue returns home to Oska lOsa with his wife Mrs Day after suffering two strokes. They travel from Topeka where Topeka officials met him at the train. The article also notes legislative items in the House and Senate, including a resolution on the Bickins ey commemorations, 800 000 dollar government exhibit funding, and war revenue stamp issues.
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John W. Day
Greenwelood Avett
Foran
Sag
Topeka
Aeree Island
Oskan
Laat Tall
Moody
Payor
Twolistine Wale
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Senate
Washington
Hear
State Department
Bermuda
Pension Bill Passes as House Adopts Amendments
Washington Fen 15 The house dispenses the pension appropriation bill with amendments. When the house met today Mr Mont Wee Lescler, recently elected to undeed Air Nichols Muller of New York, was sworn in. Friends in the gallery gave him a reception as he Seeeeee Ohio then presented.
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Washington
Fen
Montwee Lescler
Nichols Muller
New York
Les Bler
Ohio
Shall I Drop It Killing Two Birds with One Stone
A person recalls nearly harming two birds with one stone as coffee’s stimulant affects nerves and digestion. The text urges quitting coffee to prevent nervous pros tation and paralysis, recommending Postum as a safe substitute prepared by a trusted source.
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Song Betlves
Payne Goes Free in Self Defense at City Court
Payne, the young Negro who shot Dee Williams at a New Year’s Eve negro dance, was discharged in city court this morning on a motion by County Attorney Nichols. No prosecutor appeared, and it was admitted Payne acted in self defense. Delano Rounn and Cully White pleaded guilty in district court to breaking into the Santa Fe storehouse. Judge Hezen fined them 350 each and they work out the lines in the county jail.
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Dee” Williams
Red Payne
Vero
Delano Rounn
Cully White
Santa Fe
Hezen
Plunder the City Thieves Strike Pawn Shop and More Burglary
The city reels from two burglaries and a daring attempted break in last night with a rear window forced at J Raffeloch 130 Kankar Avenue. Thieves carted jewelry rings and clothing while cash from advance Midwinter exposition tickets vanished. Police pledge action as officers chase a suspect linked to the Monroe stabbing and a noted bootmaker Lloyd escapes custody.
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Coughlin & Martin
J. Raffeloch
Kankar Avenue
Raffeloch
Burgelier
Haffeloch
Wolf Brothers & Cole
Sixth Avenue
Underworld
Affair Ends in Stabbing at Kansas Avenue Restaurant
The incident stemmed from a marital dispute over Monroe's wife. Monroe allegedly said farewell before the fight began. A stab wound left the victim bleeding on the restaurant steps and later moved to Hatch's drug store. Bayless was captured and identified as the assailant by the injured man. The wife blamed Monroe, who claimed the fault was his own. Bayless was turned over to the state. The second case, Dr. Hammond faced charges for failing to report a scarlet fever case linked to May Fogel. he was found guilty and fined ten dollars, later appealed.
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San Bayless
Ipeman
Fred Monroe
Meintowh and
Euens
Keith & Hazen
Drigiiors
Bayless
Monroe
Lawrence Street
Tays
Hayiesa
Kansas Avenue
Bayless Cam
Chas. Hammond
Vanderpool
May Fogel
Hammond
Judd
Fogel
Andrews Is It as Quo Warranto Moves to Oust Judge
A conference among sitting judges and Governor Stanley appointees plus Attorney General Godard led to a quo warranto filing in the supreme court to oust Judge J E Andrews from the Thirty third judicial district. The demurrer will test the biennial election law while old judges hold their offices until January 27.
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Stanley
Godard
J. E Andrews
Thirty-third Judicial District
Supreme Court
Andrews
Willam Thomson
Burlingame
W. T. McBride
Wellington
J. J. Andrews
la Crosse
A. T. Oger
Oberlin
R. C. Helzer
Osage City
Thomson
C. Lobdell
Dighton
J. R. Hamilton
Norton
Geiger
GC. Clemens
Charles Blood Smith
David Overmyer
Horton
James Lawrence
McBride
Clemens
Gorman Elected by Maryland Legislature in Joint Session
Annapolis reports both houses met in a joint convention at noon to ratify the United States Senate election of Arthur Pue Gorman in succession to Geo L. Wellington. The action confirms Gorman as senator and completes the legislative ballot.
Foraker Elected U S Senator by Republican Vote
In Columbus on January 1, the senate and house in joint session elected Joseph B Foraker to the United States senate. The vote reflected solid Republican support with all Republicans present backing Foraker.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Joseph B Foraker
United States Senate
Smocrats
Hub Stock Resold and Plans for New Clothing House
The Hub Clothing company stock, declared bankrupt, has been resold to Jacob Weil of Kan sas City from N. H. Mure of St. Louis. The closing out will be followed by remodeling the Hub building into a modern three story clothing store run by a stock company of Topeka, Kansas City, and St. Louis men.
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Hub Clothing Company
Jacob Weil
Kansas City
N. H. Mure
St. Louis
Topeka
Chicago
Permit Refused for Davis Liquor Permit in Kansas Avenue Drug Store
Probate Judge Fagan refused to grant a druggist permit to sell liquor to W. B. Davis at 434 Kansas Avenue. Davis bought the store for 3500 dollars and held 1000 dollars in stock free of mortgage, but the court ruled a clear ownership free of encumbrance is required for a permit.
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B. Davis
Fagan
W. B Davis
Kansas Avenue
J. G. Wood
P25
Reinforcement League
Davis
Wood
New Trial Requested in Johnson Estate Case
Attorneys for Virgin seek a new trial in district court citing new evidence that could alter the case against 5 F Ware who won a judgment for $400 in attorney fees. Johnson heirs asked Judge Hazen to set aside the default judgment, but he refused. An appeal or renewed motion may follow as they press for reopening.
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Virgin
Ms. Johnson
Hazen
District Court
F. Ware
Mr. Ware
Johnson
Judes
Haven
Wheat and corn futures drift amid mixed U S market signals
Chicago market report notes firmer overseas wheat futures on cables and improved London bids while May wheat weakens on local selling. May corn sells off after firm opening with sparse receipts, oats dull with freer country offerings, and provisional signs of a freer cash market. Cattle receipts rise as beef demand remains steady to weak.
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Liverpool
May
Alba
Stata
Minneapolis
Duluth
Mary Wheat
Jower
Stessgte
RoSals Ag
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