GARNISHMENT BILL REPORTED FOR ACTION IN STATE LEGISLATURE
A gar nishment bill advances amid debate over Halley's veto and debt collection powers. Provisions require debtor earnings to fund maintenance and set penalties for noncompliance while detailing procedures for attachment, notice, and court review under the act. The measure preserves protections and outlines effective dates and enforcement statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurtiél
Halley
Vito
Kirentone
Siang Boore
Andy Brake
Sargon Genek
Deckston County
Waula
Ettey
Baaliry
Folkews
Rens
Oldkelt
Milne
Jett Chu
Open Kansas Day and local town notes amid busy week
Kansas Day is a week from Friday with a wide range of items listed. Episcopal Guild activities include a Tuesday and a Sunday visit by Bishop Mulspameh. several community meetings and street improvements are noted, with mentions of local elections, a wedding planning, lectures, and a public entertainment event at the hall near SL¢h and Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Episcopal Guild
Biship Mulspameh
Mehison
W. R. Cres
Dreha
Topeka
Kalahes
Fyvins
Sl¢H
Quincy Stefota
J. Wy Mobingon
Be JC
Maratiall
Pohinson, Marshall & Co
Rowe
Chicotgo
York Pitubasee
Cox
Kale
Joana
Ohio
Halley
Heath
Monessave
Jackun
Erleus
Sfwan
Petts
Woetburn College
Hunteon
Liquor Factory Burns Amid Fire Destruction
A Mihalo Vitch Fletchier company plant used as a distillery suffered a destructive fire. Fifty workers escaped with minor injuries to two firemen reported injured. Losses estimated substantial though exact figures unavailable.
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Cinelapatlo
Mihalo- Vitch-Fletchier Company
Njured
Losy
Caught After a Long Chase in Hampden Jail Escape Case
William J. Reid, listed as a longtime inmate linked to a Hampden county jail escape on January 9, has been arrested in Bien, New York after a lengthy pursuit through the Addison backcountry foothills. Local investigators confirm Reid’s capture ends a protracted manhunt initiated following the escape.
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Bien, N.Y
Don
Welcoming Bryan in Lincoln in January dinner crowd
Lincoln Neb January 18 a formal welcome to William Jennings Bryan was given in a "dollar dinner" with about 700 Democrats in attendance. The speech urged adherence to the Kansas City platform, denounced corruption, and called for honest action and reform, urging the party to stand by moral government and oppose imperialism.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Europe
Bryan
Mer. Bryan
Tesla
Firgin
Renriny
Kansas City
St. Louis
Brean
Manohan
Mongiexnuer
Kryan
Congress
Law
Miece
Louis Attacks Bristow in Post Office Scandal Row
The House spends a brief DC session on the post office scandal as Louis protests Bristow’s report saying his father and son benefited from irregular appointments. Louis claims a $310,200 loss from improper contracts and accuses Bristow of arranging favored appointments for personal gain.
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Washington
House
District of Columbia
Bartlett
Georgia
M. W. Louis
Hristow
Cowherd
Missouri
Louis
Barnett
Mr. Garnett
Mr. Bristow
Bristow
Mr. Louis
Bristow Postoffice
Denver
Colo
Mas
Democrat
Cuppiles
Case of Ralph Bain at Wichita District Court
In Hinsus versus Ralph Bain the trial began this afternoon with purduine William Plyas in the case. The report notes prominence of two people and the large crowd present, while anticipations suggest two or three days for jury work. Coroner’s inquiry followed a death by revolver linked to Bain.
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Wichita
Kansan
He Ptate
Hinsus
Ralph Bain
William Plyas
Inganyting
Reqehad
Securi & Jury HL
Bais
Mitchell urges moderation as UMW convention opens
Indianapolis January 19 President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers urges moderation in speech and action at the convention. He notes gains in central Pennsylvania including a 40,000 member conference achieving a substantial wage rise and an eight hour day. He supports run of mine pricing, union labels, and national policy against under eighteen work. Secretary Treasurer Wilson reports heavy strike costs, bank balances, and membership around 320,000 with 269,516 paid up, advocating a state system to curb revenue losses.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Iabor
Manufacturers' Association
Citizen Industrial Alliance
Pennsylvania
Central District
Altoona
Mitchel
West Virginia
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Canada
Montana
Washington
Colorado
Mitchell” Sayat
District 15
Dirm
Kenown
Paris
Muay
Union
Wiinot
Keport
Wilson
Mine Workers’ Journal
Clash With the Trust In Harvesters Trade Showdown
Kansas City January reports a clash between the Western Retail Implement Dealers Association and the International Harvester syndicate over harvesters. Dealers demanded lower prices and longer payment terms after merger talks, as 10 delegates attended with 3500 dealers statewide amid tensions at the convention.
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Kansas City
Western Retail Implement Dealers’ Association
Wee Wapodad
International Harvester Company
The
Implement Men’s Association
FE. Myers
Astiand. O
E. D. Heeney
Severance
Kan
Western Association
Severe Cold Grips Mohawk Valley and New York City
Weather across Mohawk valley records eight degrees below zero as citywide frost grips New York. Trains and utilities face disruption while police assist the homeless and others exposed to bitter cold. Temperatures drop through the night into early morning with lower readings expected in exposed districts.
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Mohawk Valley
Fonda
N. Y
New York Central
New York
Whuen
Reservoir Burst Drowns Dozens In Orange River Colony
In Bloemfonteine a reservoir collapse Sunday caused many drownings after four reservoirs nesting failed. A public funeral and interment were held for three bodies recovered as officials and inhabitants mourned with shops closed across the town.
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Bloemfonteine
Orange River Colony
Janety
Sia
A Lively Battle Over Bridge Construction in Kansas City
In Kansas City at the Union Pacific bridge site over the Kaw River, a clash erupted between about 50 company bridge workers and 100 Struc tural Iron Workers union members. Five minutes of fighting featured more than 30 gunshots and brick missiles. four men were seriously hurt, two from each side. Bowers was shot in the thigh, Ayers struck on the head, and others were bruised. Police found no union men at scene an hour after. dispute stemmed from the company using its own bridge crew versus union demand for locality-based hires.
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Kansas City
Union Pacific Railway Company
Kaw River
Kansas Ciy
Kan
Ftty Bridge
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Tron Workers’ Union
Union Pacific
T. Bowers
T. P. Ayers
Bowers
St. Margaret's
Baldwin
Ayers
Haldwin
Ballwin
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Kiiivos City
Jin
Robert Marin
Frank Martin
Morrion
Yeeter
Fay Wefan
Philos
Kos Mann
Maclinot
Hanover
Wreshing
Nebraska
Starrs
Litwin
Robert Mant
Perbotile
James Clyde Wallace
Quincy Street
Mr. Wallace
Ouincy Street
Col
Dollar Dinner
Enatera
Inter
Roduces
Lot
Berry
Atgrovers
Implement Dealers’ Association
Inn. Y
Orange River
Union Pacific Bridgemen and Iron Workers
Gatlin Drug CO
Topeks
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