Officials chosen for state offices and anti blacklisting bills
The state executive council announced the first slate of house appointments after a night session. Of 15 positions 243 Shawnee county applicants competed, Topeka received two posts. Bills to curb blacklisting and protect union members passed first readings, with penalties for employers and discrimination cases outlined. Public notices also detail bank bonds and proposed asylum buildings and staff salaries.
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State Executive Council
Topeka
Haginess
H. S Popa
Marvie
Phillips County
Charies J. Mohler
Emporis
Lyon County
Joseph Sproat
Jefferson County
Henry Euel
Lawrence
Douglas County
State House
Eric Nystrom
Thomas Crowley
Doniphas County
Gaide
W. R. Hillman
Sedan
Chaptsugua
Messengeré
Thomas Dillon
Crawford County
Albert Barton
Toceau Jaultore
C. T. Bradshaw
Mott
Harper County
Mutt
Kansas
Sherton L
State Insane
State Asylum For
Gerdenhire
Shawnee
Remington
Miami
Osawatomie Asylum
Gardenhire
Bill le
Lawyers Make Merry They Crack Jokes on Hillman Case
At a banquet, lawyers shared light hearted remarks about the Hillman case, trading quips and witty observations as they reflected on the legal saga and its implications. The gathering highlighted camaraderie among the bar and a lighter side to high profile litigation.
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Hillman
Banquet Highlights State Bar Association meeting
Justice Brewer and Judge Thomas headlined a Kansas State Bar banquet at the Throop with federal and state judges in attendance. Toasts covered the federal judiciary, law school ideals, and the life of a jurist, delivered with humor as Hamilton praised experience and law education.
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Brewer
Thomas Tarke
Hamilton
Topeka
State Bar Association
Throop
Thiere
Judge Thomas
Federal Judiciary
David J. Brewer
United States Resueen Court
A. D. Thomas
United States District Court
A. H. Horton
W. A. Johnston
Allen
Kansas Supreme Court
Dantes
Judge Alden
Kansas City
Kansas
Federal
St Louis
Judge Brewer
Washington
Hillman
North Dakota
Federal Building
Kansas Avenues
Thomas
Aillman
Caldwell
Colorado
Leavenworth
Sanborn
Rufus Choate
Shaw
Clad Hamilton
Law School
School of Experience
Law
Stats University
Ita Stures
Eden
Grtessman Calderhead
T. F. Garver
Laidlaw suit cites Sage in bomb shielding case
In New York on January 18 evidence was taken in the Laidlaw versus Sage suit for damages of 50 000. Judge Noah Davis opened with remarks about humanity and the life saved. Laidlaw testified that pieces of wood and metal still remain in his body and a witness will testify Sage acknowledged the life‑saving act. Choate will cross‑examine Sage. The column also notes local weather and various civic items from Topeka, including jail heating upgrades and ministerial lectures.
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Davis
Laidlaw
New York
Russell Sage
Noah Davis
Sage
Leidlaw
Joseph H. Choate
Uncle Russell
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Auerbach & Guettel
Pantaloon Sale
THE
Palace Clothing CO
Statehouse
Executive Council
Isb
Funk
Marion
Russell County
Atherton
E. D. Gorham
Gorham
Tate
W. B. Sutton
Aussell County
Sutton
COAL
Camden
Topeka Coal Co
6Th
J. W. F. Hughes
Adams E. P. Ewart
E. P. Ewart
North Topeka
RM McGaw
W. R Kennady
State Journal
the State Bar Association
Rock Islander
Wandlie West Oca
Rock Island
Chas Bennett
Kangus Avenue
Kansas Ave
Stingy
McAson
Jennings
Gov. Morrill
T D. Barrett
National Spiritualist Association
Montana
Butte
Edward Wilder
Central Art Association
Library Hall
Populist League
McAfee
Bijou
Opera House
Cor
Quincy
W. HL Argissom
Mgr
Makie the Beautiful
Deama
Grand Opera House
Joseph Murphy
Shaun Rhuce
Mr. Murphy
Cosgrove & Grant
Dazzler
Church
Torexs Steam Launpar
Peerless Steam Laundry
West Eighth Street
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