Gray's Defense Trials Stir Garden City Over Grays Reputation
Dr Robert Gray faces a public hearing on charges of brutality toward his wife with testimony from his ex wife and sister in law alleging bad conduct. Garden City residents including W Pinch Ian Fineh and others testify to his good and bad character while allegations surface about Hulda Payne and Mary Callahan regarding Gray's personal life and use of chlorform in the store.
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Dr Gray and Unprofessional Conduct Allegations Probe
Testimony in Garden City concerns a doctor named Gray with a bad reputation. Witnesses including De Wirt Warner and Fred Brown assert unprofessional conduct and misconduct affecting patients, including Irma Brown, with claims related to kidney and bladder trouble.
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Marriquin Message on Panama Canal Sent to Congress
President Marriquin of Colombia submits to Congress a message on the Panama Canal proposing two options. He urges opening an interoceanic canal through Colombian territory, arguing it will bring vast material gains and strengthen ties with North America. The fate of the treaty with the United States rests with congress.
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Money for Uncle Sam Pueblo Colt Jury
In a United States land office contest the government will lease or award several thousand acres of valuable land in Am er county. The action pits private interests against major companies including Colorado Fuel and Iron and Union Fuel and Iron, with prices around government land rates.
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Will Try Injunction Over Zionist Movement
A New York report states the government plans to seek an injunction to stop Zionist groups from advancing their cause and raising funds. The government cites a statement claiming the movement diverts energy from colonization efforts and weakens the state’s restraining power against subversive activities.
Plentiful Blackberries Reported In Wathena Orchard
Wathena Kan July 1 the black berry crop is the largest and finest yet seen in the fruit belt. In the first three days this week about 12 carloads or 10 000 crates have been shipped. Friday is expected to be the banner day with five more loads moving. The price has been about 1 50 per crate and will likely stay steady for the week. The berries are unusually large and of high quality.
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Grain Was Weak Provisions Firm At September Park
Chicago July 17 grain markets opened with weakness across wheat and corn amid favorable weather and thin demand. Wheat and corn prices slipped from yesterday’s close while oats and provisions showed mixed early strength. Receipts from Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago rose as traders watched cables and Liverpool futures for direction.
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Wall Street Stocks Rise and Fall in Mixed Session
New York July 17 stock prices showed a mixed session with led by Amalgamated Copper and General Electric advancing while Sugar and Tin declined. Bonds remained irregular as traders weighed standard stock orders and news of market activity from major railroads and utilities across the day.
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