Mayer Parker Denies Interview About Wichita Saloon Visit
An emphatic denial by Mayer Parker claims he gave no interview in Wichita or to any newspaper about saloons and city policy. He says he did not travel to Wichita or visit joints and condemns an outrageous but expected attack while defending his administration’s approach to Wichita and Topeka saloon activity.
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Wichita
Mayer Parker
Tooeks
Mayne Warker
Wiens Jaan
Henes Mayer Parker
Duvets Munis
Parker
Aver Parker
Poe
Kaye
Peta
Heder
Wisar Baugh
Feria
Wien
Berney
Oflow-werkers
Thor
Tate
Hhaye
Cry
Tohawe Suede
Wradttradh
Abe
Temperatures of Large Cities En Dan
Temperatures for major cities show varying readings across the region with New York at five, Chicago near twenty four, Philadelphia around thirty four, Cincinnati around twenty one, and Washington D.C. in the mix. The fragment hints at a morning snapshot from July 22 detailing urban air readings and station labels.
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New York
M Nphla
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. A
Third time proves charm for Crum as marshal nominee
The lengthy Kansas politics saga ends with Tittemn S. Crum finally nominated for United States marshal after years of near-misses. Crum, a Kentucky native who moved to Illinois and later Kansas, rose through Civil War service and local business, aligning with Bishop W. Perkins and Senator Burton before securing a Senate-confirmed appointment.
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Tittemn S. Crum
United States
United
Oarshal
Ny Teks
Atrugele
Price
Hotmon
Senate
Lit Cram
Kunsam
Alost
II Abe
W. Perkins
Crum
Kentucky
Illinot
Cuckamauge
Inia Fle
Libby Petsot
Liverty
Kanes
Leca
Baker
Promplis
Burton
Aemonihe
Millionaire A Dean Cooper killed in bathhouse assault
A Dean Cooper, wealthy treasurer of Un Graham aper company, died after being attacked in a bathhouse cooling room. Police found a bloodied hammer and a diamond ring hidden in the building. Strother, a Black bath attendant, claims two women and a man visited the basement earlier. investigators have not corroborated that alibi.
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St. Louis
A. Dean Cooper
UN Grahamaper Company
Viste Turkinb
Grand and
Franklin Avenues
Strother
Barh House
Cooper
Art House
Siepollos
Strether
Jovie Houston
Florence Banks
Erastus Pountain
Bath House
Young C
Bik
Stroder
Bath
Tod
Bess
Richardson Murder Trial Nears Verdict In Missouri
State rests its case against Addie Richardson in a Missouri trial for the murder of her husband. The defense asks for dismissal for lack of evidence while jurors hear testimony on motive, alibi and relations with Stewart Fife. Judge Culver allows the case to go to the jury amid questions of sufficient proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Platinburg
Addie J. Ricchardson
C.F. Booker
Richardson
Stewart i
Huston
St. Joseph
Abe
Ted
Mira
Stewart Fife
Mrs. Richardson
C.F Booher
Juder Hurston
Stlie Nora Terhune
Ellis
Barnes
Booker
Fife
Foon
Culver
Defense Begins in Richardson Murder Case at Prittsburg
Jan 23 court starts defense case in Richardson murder trial. Witnesses describe defendant Mrs Richardson and her son Johnnie Richardson testifies about late night meeting with Stewart Fife and hotel visit. Family members portray her as of good character while others counter with witness accounts of behavior.
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Prittsburg
Willura Richardson
Johnnie Hichardson
Stewart Fife
Richarson
Richardeon
Fite
St Charis
Richardson
Phen
Mra
J. W. Grant
Tyner
Richards
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
W. M. Ierr
Bavannah
Petre Chris- Tanuma
Brand
Richard
Mig
Andy
Timber man Bentley dies in winter duel at Big Sandy valley
In Huntington West Virginia on January 22 Colett Dert Bentley a wealthy timber proprietor from Big Sandy valley was shot and killed in a winter duel with Filer Rasy Ter paruee bela un old grunge. Weather forecast notes variable winds tonight and Friday with minor changes expected.
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Colett Dert Bentley
Big Sandy Valley
Filer Rasy
James
Aurros
Interstate Commerce Report Calls Law Enforceable But Futile
Washington January 23 The Interstate Commerce Commission reports the law to regulate railroads cannot be enforced in its present form. It urges remedial legislation, cites widespread rebates to packers and grain firms, and notes secret rate concessions distort competition. The commission calls for revision to curb abuses while protecting the public.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Concres Teday
Umasson
Seaboard
Corn Blockade Forces Prices Rise in Kansas City
Kansas City reports a corn blockade with grain commanding high prices as the southwest buys from the north and east. About 1,000 cars of corn clog tracks and yards, delaying shipments after orders. Most corn arrives from Iowa and northeastern Nebraska, with Dakota and northern Illinois contributing heavily.
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Kansas City
Great Southwestern
Towa
Nebraska
Dakotas
Uthols
Taft Seeks Free Trade Between Philippines and America
Governor Taft, addressing the Union League Club before sailing east, favors free trade with the Philippines if government funding can be sustained without indirect taxation from customs duties. He suggests Congress remove the Dingley tariff entirely, arguing that once trade opens, a small tariff becomes a minor obstacle to business between the Philippines and California.
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San Francisco
Union League Club
W. H.taft
S Aid
Philippines
America
Commission
Congress
Nto & Road
Philippine
California
Kurdish Forces Engage in Armenian Conflicts
Constantinople reports Kurdish forces active in Armenia with January tribal clashes in Bitlis and Van. Twenty men killed in Bitlis vilayet. Bulgarians and Turkish troops clash in Kosova vilayet, with ten Bulgarians killed.
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Armenia
Bitlis
Van
Kossove
Gunboat sent out to defend Panama interests
Washington reports renewed Literal force activity on the Panama isthmus. Secretary Long orders the gunboat Marietta to Colon to cooperate with the cruiser Philadelphia along the Pacific to monitor threats to U S treaty rights and interests.
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Colombia
Panama
Long
Marietta
Colon
Philadelphia
Pacific
United States
Tor
Redden Tries It: Gregorys Convicted In Liquor Case
J C Gregory and wife Maria convicted in Queen's court of selling liquor near Topeka on Burlingame road. Gained heavy fines after 20 counts each. Trial opened with jurors summoned by Sheriff Cook. defense sought to prove sale was beer for chemical analysis by Prof Lovewell. Witnesses described six bottles taken. label cited as Dick Bros. engraving.
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J. C. Ea
Maria Gregory
Redden
Justice Queen
Topeka
Burlingame Road
Mrs.Kregory
Hazen
Sheriff Cook
Summon & Weil Venire
Jieymen
Willian
Minc
W. Furman
Dial
G. H.C. Ashby
George Crawford
W. N Hall
M. Wood
J. C. Elliott
John McMant
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Cavert
CW. West
KH. Divancott
Re Cc. Ashby
Frank le Wis
Fred E. Chase
George W. Crane
Ty Greway
John Dial
J. Weins
Gea
Gregorys
Lovewell
Levewell
Ed Stahl
James Dickinson
Henry Cunningham
Charlier Ramsdell
Dick Bros
Hun- Bate
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