Juror Jordan Defends No Vote In Nevels Trial
James Jordan of North Topeka Evans addition, a barber asphalt worker, explains his 11 to 1 holdout for acquittal in Frank Nevels’ murder case of Mrs. A. D. Matson. He denies race prejudice, stresses doubt as reason for freedom, and notes he only learned Nevels’ identity after jurors entered deliberations.
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James Jordan
Frank Nevels
A. D. Matson
North Topeks
Evans
Addition
Truth Hie
Nevels
Hazem
A. M. H. Claudy
Jamison
Nevel
Jordan
Wind Talk At Local Drug Store Conversation
A downtown drug store gathering of four men including ex-Guy and Jerry Lowe. They discuss silver, Jerry’s farm, and agriculture during a breezy wind story. Jerry mentions twenty three years on the lakes and describes wind damage to two plowings on his field.
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Glick
Jos Lowe
Silver
Jerry
Jobs at General State House News On Referendum Fallout
The piece details shifts in prison staff amid Referendum tensions with Asa Bunn excluded from penitentiary positions. It notes two crowd members, C. H. Black and Ed Simpson, likely reclaiming roles, while others linger at the state house. Additional items cover office renovations, political commentary, and appointments affecting Kansas officials, plus a note on the Dawes opinion declaring vacating townsite laws unconstitutional.
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State House
Asa Bunn
Dick Chase
Bunn
Heise
Mins
Tig
Dave Naill
Lynch
C. H. Black
Ed Simpson
Saya F. B. Dawes
Mr. Dawes
Boys Pester Throop Hotel Newsboys Are Fined
Two 11 year old newsboys George Diment and Ben Nathanson were arrested for disturbing the peace outside the Hotel Throop. Governor Glick and Rock Island agent Kimball testified. Judge Ferry fined each boy 3 dollars but remitted the amount on condition of better conduct. Open tomorrow night Shawnee Building and Loan holds sessions for Santa Fe employees. Municipal league suspends meetings until September.
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George W. Glick
Ile
G .A. Kimball
Rock Island
Wollmas
R Nathanson
Kansas Avenue
W. R Kennady
Kennady
Throop Hotel
Irving Doolittle
Kimball
Glick
Ferry
Mr. Kenesdy
Shawnee Building and Loan Association
Santa Fe
Municipal League
Dom Bound Over in Topeka Embezzlement Case
W. E. Dom a Topeka lawyer charged with embezzlement waived preliminary examination and was bound over to the district court in 500. He was represented by attorneys and seeks to raise the bond as Justice Guy said the amount was set by the waiver terms. Plumbers elect officers at Walnut Street Theater in Philadelphia including Meutherfell as president and Radcliffe as vice president.
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W. E. Dom
Topeka
Guy
District Court
Dom
Bisenhart
J. T. Ward
Army
Philadelphia
National Association of Plumbers
Walnut Street Theater
James R Meutherfell
Thomas H. Radcliffe
Brooklyn
W. E Goodman
Milwaukee
Jan H. Cramley
Detroit
Cleveland
Ohio
June is the Month of Roses Textile Sale
Six hundred yards of assorted wash fabrics including Dimities Toile de Laines Pongees and Puritan Cloths priced from 124 to 15c per yard. Choice of white embroidered Handkerchiefs in fine cloth and workmanship valued 30c, now 19c. Imported French Charlies in all wool with light and dark effects and superb patterns at 65c a yard. Tomorrow also offers Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests shaped with taped necks valued 24c, now 15c.
American Born Women Who Will Assist Their Bogiish Husbands Politically
In a June report from Loxvox, MP S Naylor-Leyland resigns his Colchester seat to contest Southport division against Conservative George N Curzon. Both candidates are Conservatives. both wives are American, Mrs Naylor-Leyland Jane Chamberlain daughter of H S Chamberlain of Cleveland Ohio, and Mrs Curzon Mary Lester of Washington DC. Wives will actively support the campaign.
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Loxvox
Truches
Associated Press
S. Naylor-Leyland
Colchester
Southport
Lancashire
George N. Curzon
Naylor-Leyland
Mr. Curzon
Jane Chamberlain
H.S Chamberlain
Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Lester
Washington, D. C
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Manspeaker
Nebraska
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Hutchinson
Kingman
Simpson
Lansing
Black
Ruan
Copeland Hotel
Cypeland
Boon
George T. Anthony
Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly
McKinley
Leland
Republican State Central Committee
Breidenthal
Challinor
Dr. Cloud
Civil Service
House of Representatives
Mica
Nora B. Gibbs
Reform School
Wichita County
Frank Grimes
Stenley
Alma
Kansas Y. M. C. A
Morrill
Bruce Lynch
Penitentiary
Laycock
Harrison
Ledrue Guthrie
Oklahoma
Samu Laycock
Samuel Johnson
Fauntleroy
Amoskeag
Kansas Ave
Montane
Hesl
Barre
Mont
Montana
Atlas
Helena
Supreme Court
Sandera
Eee J. L
Ees
Holton
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