Burden of Burton case stalls as motions await ruling
The article details Judge Burtons case in the West States district court with arrest of judgment motions and potential appeal. It covers defense efforts about exceptions, possible remand to the federal circuit, and the political maneuvering surrounding Burton’s successor and state senate races. It notes candidate Mulvane as likely to seek the Burton seat and outlines factions shaping the gubernatorial and legislative battles. It highlights the clash between Burton supporters and opposing blocs within the Republican party as campaigns shift toward the next election.
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Ft. Laws
Pintenoo
Mutton
Kansas
West States District Court
Idle Grain and Securities Company
Alon
Rialee Court of Appeals
Ba Court of Bighewe Jurindiction
Burts
St. Fanton
Texisiicure
Loti
Tie Witerneys
Burton
Evbabls
Tte Fuém
United States
Tenator
Burton Anitt
Murtont
Baflex
Burt Vrowsl
Receguniantin Republicat
J. F. Bur
Bristow
Senate
Political Turmoil Over Burton Senate Seat Debate Rages
Fragmented coverage notes Burton faction divisions in the state house as votes and comments swirl about a vacant senate seat. Attorneys argue whether a conviction bars holding office, while officials avoid public comment and Governor Bailey weighs immediate appointment amid ongoing legal questions.
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Isrtta
Utone Erick Vacan
Elates
Burton
State House
Burrow
Wretwuren Kelly
Courmh
Howe
IASS
Fideral
St. Toole Menisy
Bailey
Msn
Allie
Agate
Hald
Garaney
Resignation urged as Burton conviction sparks senate doubts
Newspapers report strong calls for Senator Burton to resign after a verdict, noting precedents of prior resignations and predicting the Senate will hesitate to seat him again. Columns cite officials in Kansas and Washington, praising Mrs. Burton’s loyalty while questioning the senator’s future.
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Burton
Alexander Caldwell
Kansas
Senate of the
United States
Tuts
Senter Iur- Ton Fay
Nervieviend
Washington
Senate
Biernan
Walter
Hoar
Syeoner
United States Senate
Branton
Deisworld
Darton
Actio
Joreph
Bristow
Amelie
Mra
Renate
Louia
Mra. Burton
Berton
Bo Burton
Emering
Mermaid Sinks After Running Aground Off Vancouver
A steamer named Mermaid ran onto rocks in broad daylight near Vancouver in March. The vessel sank with passengers abandoning ship as the Mermaid rested on Pride Morning. Rescue efforts and shoreline victimes are unclear due to damaged text.
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Vancouver, HC
Jerviskulet
Chixt
Russians Bring 70000 in Far East Battle Prep
Paris reports Echo de Paris says Russia’s general staff expects the first land engagement in the Far East within a week. General Europs with 70000 troops, a cavalry brigade and 189 cannons is ready near Ping Yang. Reports from Seoul claim 50 Japanese and 100 Cossacks killed or wounded in a skirmish near Anju Ting.
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Paris
Echo de Pari
St Petersburg
War Office General Staff
Far East
Europs
Ping Yang
Seoul
Anju
Ting
Ito
Em-Peron
Yi Chi ¥ Ing
Promised No Money Marks Chicago Convention Talks
Chicago March 23 the subcommittee of the enahiean committee in charge arranged for the national convention with the local committee to discuss the plans at the Coliseum where the event will be held. The main committee approved the arrangements and explained that no funds beyond a possible small sum were promised for the convention.
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Chicago
Peselman
Coliseum
Chicks
Comerites
Promised funds outline seating for war fund event
The document details a national committee plan to cover costs, with $5,080 submitted for approval. It specifies seating allocations totaling 678: 510 for the hall, 273 for the press, 9 seats for delegates, and 9 for alternates, affecting spectator capacity.
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Harry
Reve
Rivers Overflow In Southern Indiana Flood Zone
Indianapolls reports widespread flooding as rivers surge beyond banks in southern Indiana. White River and Wabash crest threaten Evansville and Terre Haute regions, with extensive lowlands underwater and impacts on crops, mills, and oil operations.
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Indianapolls
Tad
Indiana
Otis
Petersburg
New Harmony
Gibwon County
Wabash
Ohio
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Evansville
Jin White River
Evangvilla Te Sure
Hooded
Terre Haute
Hransville
Tariff debate unfolds in Washington session notes
Washington reports detail the House discussing a protective tariff and assessment of government support funds. Democrats flag concerns over trusts and trust-busting while debating the impact of tariffs on industry. In the Senate, a measure on misbranded salmon faces criticism for overreach and interstate commerce implications.
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Senate
Washington
Fulton
Teller
Plot to assassinate Roosevelt proved baseless in New York
Police Commissioner McAdoo released details of a supposed plot traced to a letter from Italy claiming an anarchist would arrive to kill Roosevelt. A detained man turned out not to be an anarchist and was permitted to land. the letter aimed to prompt his deportation.
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New York
Roosevelt
McAdoo
Italy
Findtilian
Bend
Light Rain Forecast With More Possible Tonight
The government reports only a light rain early this morning with a trace. More rain is possible tonight and showers may occur in parts of Kansas. Winds from the south at 34 miles per hour, warmer tonight and cooler Wednesday. Thermometer readings resemble a typical spring day with light precipitation totals.
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Soreau
Kinsas
Gay Te
Node Waa
Thermorm
St. Sslock
Couch
Bartford Drillers Readings and Weather Report
Drilling crews report progress with measurements and temperatures across multiple locations. Data includes coal depths, string readings, and daily temperatures in major cities such as Chicago St Louis and Minneapolis with noted variations.
Topeka Leader Davidson Elected Omaha Superintendent
W M Davidson, Topeka city schools superintendent, elected Omaha schools chief. will seek release April 1. Omaha pays 3640 dollars per year, more than Topeka. Board undecided about successors in Topeka. candidates discussed include John Melride and L P Whittemore. Davidson credited with improving Topeka schools.
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W. M. Davidson
Topeka
Omimba
Topeka to Omaha: Davidson chosen school head
Mr. Davison unanimously elected superintendent of Omaha public schools, to begin August 1 1995, replacing Pearse who resigned. Davison, long prominent in Topeka schools, will leave the Kansas capital after a tenure marked by rising salaries, improved facilities, and growing attendance, with Topeka boards lamenting the loss and weighing a longer term law.
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Davidson
Carroll
Pearse
Omaha
Betore Putes
Public Schools
Milwanker
Omaha Board
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Hoowever
Mapeka Board of Education
Wein
Topeka
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M. Mallory
Board of Education
Aef Witnon
Fearn
Gmahe
Pandiaks Eclne
Daviduon
Hiawatha
Washburn College
Becoime
Willem M. Davison
Branner
Sure
Lowman Hill
Lafayette
Woli
Clay
Budd
Potwin
Manual Training High School
Quincy Schol I
North Topeka
Jorge
Quincy
North Topeks
Lyon County
Atwond High School
Postmaster General Accepts Rand Resignation
Washington March 29 The post master general today accepted the resignation of H H Rand as assistant superintendent of the division of salaries and proceeds of the postoffice department. The action takes effect immediately. Rand faced questions during a postal investigation over his ties to speculative enterprises and used official influence to recruit employees for his schemes. The Briator report did not sustain charges, but Rand ceased appearing at the department and was not expected to resume duties.
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Vindivostok
Tien Tal
Ketnutier
Net Chwang
St. Petersburg
South Africa
War Department
S.petershire
Novost
Russia
Manchuria
Ruexber
Irkutsk
Lake Hale
Rerniar
Port Arthurh
Petersburg
Nevesti
Odessa
Kixhiner
Moscow
Yeaterday
India
Persia
Caucasus
Washington
H. H. Rand
Salares
Postofice
Rand
I T
Briatow
Hand
Department
Won’t Oust Kim Papers Heady to Commence Action
A report indicates officials plan to begin legal steps to remove Kim from position, with preliminary filings and procedural steps outlined. Key figures and involved agencies prepare for a formal challenge, aiming to resolve leadership questions in coming weeks.
Clemens Says Beer Destruction Hindered City Probe
Mr Clemens claims Chief McCollum and police inaction stalled a bid to oust him over beer spilled during a riot. He argues the beer destruction could make the city liable under riot laws, with papers filed but now stalled, and contends McCollum showed contempt by acting without court orders.
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Chie
McCollum
Hhs
Ferd
Heim Beer. 21
Beer Combine
Ste- Collim
Jevnta
Ford. Helm Brewery
G. Clemens
Supreme Court
Saat Cave
Rae
Ee Fera
Lnn
Rti
Reize
Clemens
Wintrice Court
Polise Court
Aetna
Sis
Adler
McGollins
Dodge City Cattle Convention to Hold April Meeting
In Dodge City Kansas on March 28 officials announced the first annual western cattlemen convention. The event will feature a principal special interest event and a trackline company sale to members, with prominent cattlemen named and a plan for the Santa Fe and Texas lines to support the gathering.
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Dodge City
Kan
Annsiab Susteren
Weather Indentions in Chrcage March 2 Forecast
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with possible thunderstorms in the east. Warmer tonight. cooler with south to northwest winds.
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Forsis
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