HOVES TOWARD INGALLS IN FINNEY COUNTY RIFT
Finney County Republicans unite for Ingalls as J Raph Barton suffers reverses. Hubert W Hopkins, once a Barton ally, departs to back John J Ingalls amid a county convention no dissenters. Hopkins cites assurances from Barton backers and a pledge to support Ingalls through re election efforts. In a separate note, the State Journal reports the Kansas Supreme Court denied oral argument in the Kai wae mortgage redemption case, with submission possible by April 18.
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The
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Supreme Court Today
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Welcome Gentle Spring Weather Now In Kansas
A weather note contrasts Saturday and today showing spring-like breezes replacing cold northern winds. The prose highlights the elasticity of Kansas weather between stormy and sunny conditions in early spring.
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Weather Warmth Returns Across States After Storm
The article notes a spring like day with dog tooth violet and meadow larks, a 65 degree temperature, and forecasts of fair and warmer weather. Storms have largely cleared Kansas with clear conditions along Santa Fe Rock Island lines. Colorado sees cool but clear weather, while New Mexico and Texas report pleasant conditions.
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Burglar Shot At Colliss Store. Suspect Escapes
Police officer J C Owen fired three shots at a burglar in L T Colliss grocery at 886 North Kansas Ave around 2 45 Sunday morning, hitting him but not stopping his escape via shattered back door. The suspect fled through alleys toward Morse and Jackson streets leaving a sack of plug tobacco behind.
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New York
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Ministers’ Blocked Action on Ibook Lesson Sparks Union Protest
The Ministerial union held a manifesto stating no action was taken on the school book question. A committee report was delayed due to the chairman’s absence while T. E Bowman spoke on kindergarten work. A court scene unfolded as the bailiff struggled to speak, signaling the session’s start amid a cold condition.
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Snowstorm Delivers Deep Foot Of Snow In New Haven
New Haven March 16 reports a severe winter storm the worst since March 1899 with over a foot of snow already fallen. The storm disrupts travel and daily life as residents brace for continued snowfall.
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Society Notes of Personal Items In Town Today
Mrs. Wa. Sadler of Denver guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R Brubaker. Mrs. George Crawford leaves for Emporia to see her parents. Belle Einnger returns from Chicago for the winter. Ettling engagement to Mr. Or rin Wolff announced. J. F. H. McKibben visits Springfield Mo. Veales return from Denver. Ollie O'Brien expected home from Chicago. Panay club meets Mrs. W. Smith. Mrs. Robert Frampton visits Kansas City. Mrs. LC Dana of Colorado Springs visiting Mrs. B. A. Donn. George M. Seward visiting Chicago. Suzie Wilder visits Kansas City. Lillian Teffs to entertain March 23 and 25. WC social tomorrow evening. Mary Thompson to entertain whist club. Just For Fun dancing club holds tacky party Thursday. Hillyer at home 516 Madison Street. Mrs. Henry Guettel of Kansas City visiting relatives. Lulu Cope ill. Howe entertaining Social High Five club Thursday. En gineers wives lodge 98 elects officers and honors. Surphan Mayiy party for Miss Cora Jones.
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Judge Hazen's Views on Mortgage Liability in Deeds
Judge Hazen views differ from some states on whether a grantee assuming a mortgage becomes liable when the grantor is not personally liable. Refers to Mary F. Smith vs. Alice Zane and cites Illinois, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, and U.S. Supreme Court positions. He argues the grantor must be personally liable for the grantee to incur liability by assumption.
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Supreme Courts
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Jersey
Supreme Court of the
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Supreme Court
New York
Ohio
Fort Scott Hotel Burns in Night Fire
A large two story Fort Scott hotel burned down after six o clock fire swept through the building. Thirty occupants escaped in night clothes with icy streets aiding their flight. J D Depew of Ohio suffered facial and neck burns while proprietor L L Walter and his wife were singed. Loss about 25 000 on insured status given as 600 000 for the fire damage. An upcoming meeting of the lodge is announced by W A Surg secretary.
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Star Hotel
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Markets Tumble as Wheat Slumps and Cables Weaken
The March 16 market reports show a broad decline in grains led by wheat, with May futures at 63 4 61 5c and rapid drops in New York. Corn and oats follow the general weakness, while hogs, cattle, and lambs see mixed to soft action amid large receipts and cautious demand, and overall grain prices facing renewed pressure from liquidations and export factors.
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Market Reports Mixed Grains and Commodities From Chicago and New York
Corn and oats quiet with rising receipts and sales by commission houses. Provisions set on hogs with lower yard prices. Wheat activity mixed, New York exports and ship movements noted. Cotton and staple commodities show firm but cautious trading. bellwether stocks close modestly higher. Delegated figures include U S grain receipts and private cable updates. weather suggests warmer trend with light precipitation.
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