Attica Citizens Sued Over McKinley Comment Case
Ten Attica residents face a $5,000 damages suit after Alfred Patterson who said McKinley deserved to be shot was ducked by a crowd. The trial nears a verdict as jurors are empaneled. Patterson’s lawyers defend the action while local sentiment leans against continued litigation.
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Lee Hott
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Dodge City Protest Condemns Land Bill by Commercial Club
The Dodge City Commercial Club, in a Saturday meeting, condemns a proposed land measure. It argues the bill would attract settlers away from homesteading and depress western land values, urging against passage and warning of adverse settlement effects.
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Debate Over Western Lands and Legislative Bill Resolutions
A local council discusses resolutions opposing a proposed bill affecting western Ray County properties and urging senators and congressmen to block it. They argue that Western Ray County values rose and call for note to Topeka State Journal and Kansas City Journal editors as authorities.
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Kansas
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Topeka
Keansas City
A Woman's Revenge Leads to Arrest in 85-Year-Old Case
Mrs J B Marshall becomes enraged after lie involving her husband and Sheriff Moore. she confesses that Marshall and Stanley plotted elopement with a stolen team and car. The couple were arrested at Miche Mond after being pursued by Shortt Macro and Pawnee officers. Marshall denounces her husband and shifts blame to Stanley and his wife, while Stanley’s partner is reportedly implicated.
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Leavenworth
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Bia
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Macro
Michemond
Cloud County criminals in court records rise
Concordia January reports County Attorney Culver has built solid court records this term. Four major criminal cases remain on the docket and will be tried this week, signaling a decisive momentum in Cloud County law enforcement.
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Murder Verdict Links Robbery to Holt Couple Slaying
Coroner's jury in Greenleaf, June 20, finds Carl E. Holt and his niece Hilda Peterson were murdered for robbery. Holt held about $1000 in the house. the killer stole the money and a team that was sold in Clay Center. Bodies were found badly mutilated.
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Jum
Carl E. Holt
Hilda Peterson
Holt
Clay Center
Attempted assault at Emporia Telephone office
A night watch in Emporia Kansas reports an attempted assault on Miss Bacon at the Emporia Telephone Company office after she telephoned her employer. The assailant, Charles Parks, was captured later that day by Officer Scott Keonts and jailed. Mrs Bacon, daughter of Frank Bacon, chief engineer, is described as an estimable young lady.
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Scott Keonts
Sue
Frank Bacon
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Bakers and K U debate slated for February
Local notes report Ottawa and Baker debate, postmaster Markham appointment at Baldwin, and Kansas public building bills. Also mentions a Sunday fight in Leavenworth, pensions for Kansans, and injunctions against joint Jats in Abilene county.
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Moore
District Court
Kansas Midwinter Exposition Opens in Topeka
The Kansas Midwinter Exposition will run January 20 to 30 in Topeka. Tickets sold from Mock Island points in Kansas on January 20 and January 57, with routes within 100 miles of Topeka on January 15 and 22. The event showcases dairy packing houses minerals fruits cereals manufactures and fine arts to aid Kansas manufacturers. Adhesive invisible harmless Latin skin powder advertised at New Model.
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Committees Appointed From Two Big Leagues
Chicago, Jan 20. Baseball rules will be harmonized for 190 season with an agreed code. American League will not invade New York or Pittsburg, remaining in its circuit. Johnson and Spalding met in Chicago to draft a joint code with Buffalo to host the rules committee. Dreyfus endorsed the plan and signaled he would join a four club circuit if needed.
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Altrock Signs with Milwaukee in American Association
Nick Altrock, Cincinnati born lefty, signed to pitch for the Milwaukee club next season after meeting manager Billy Clingman. Previously with Louisville in the National League, Altrock has pitched in the Eastern and California leagues.
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Milwaukee
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Preston Signs Denver Contract In Western League
Kansas City June 20 D C Packard owner of the Denver team says Walter Preston the outfielder who played center for Denver this season has signed with Denver. His contract was sent to President Whitfield Saturday night for approval. Preston will play again for Denver this season.
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Abbott to Join New Orleans Team Next Season
The Picayune reports from New Orleans that catcher Fred Abbott of the Cincinnati team will play for New Orleans in the coming season. Abbott reportedly signed with the New Orleans club on Friday and will begin practice soon.
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Kansan university team eyes southern basketball and baseball tours
On January 20 in Lawrence Kansas, Manager Buzzi of the Kansan university baseball team negotiated for games with Tennessee and Kentucky schools at eight dollars per game. The team plans a ten day southern tour including Wisconsin Beloit Northwestern Nebraska and Highland Park in the circuit. Haskell Indians lost as Schmelzer’s basketball squad beat them 31 to 18 at the Armory in Kansas City.
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Big Order For Cars In Horton Kansas
A large order will be fulfilled at Horton with one hundred palace stock cars and two hundred cotton cars to be built at once. The production cars will be used in the Territory and Texas.
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Reciprocal Convention Forms Kansas Industry Meeting
A December Topeka gathering formed a permanent body to promote mutual relations with the United States Mexico and Latin American nations. A state wide convention of all industries is set for January 22 23 at Topeka to elect representation form a permanent organization and urge action in Congress.
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