Minister Redgate Sues for Damages Over Slur Claim
Rev EB Redgate of Harveyville claims $29 000 in damages from W H Goodwin J L Wilkerson and others over alleged slander and church split. He alleges twelve years of faithful service and disputes over replacement and church leadership. The case, heard in Cutture Walwonsees and Penge counties, moved from district court to the state supreme court.
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Kansas
Supreme Court
Rey E. Redeete
Exae
West Kuesh
W. H. Goodwin
Farmiter
J. Lo Wilkerson
Feedeate
Edumel
Walwonsees
Penge
Hirveyville
Wilmnington
Redgate
Cincinnati
The
Freeview
Intinnapole
Primitive Christin
Panama
Nev
Fire Foundation
Austin
Tex
Thiae
Ratte
Telm Gomaees
Suresi Courts
Injunction Delays State Agricultural College Board
Governor displaces two regents amid court injunctions halting their successors from acting as agents of the college. Probate and district courts clash over service as Limbecker and Hoffman are restrained. a board meeting is planned to address the impasse with newly appointed members Yoo and McDowell awaiting action.
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Stanler
Weiine
Danid
Tew
Story
JN Limbecker
FR Hoffein
Metin
State Agricultural College
B. Witt
Susan H. St Jehin Car Vicoman
T Fulehald
William Wonter
J. M.sarerthwaite
Votheyses
Eller
Giviti
Limbucker
Wattman
Hoffman Naterally
Limbecker
Sith Hoffman
Firobate Court
Dalton denies pardon application amid protest controversy
Emmett Dalton has not filed for a pardon despite reports he expected to apply around the fourth of July. Governor Staines is besieged by protests over a possible pardon while Dalton, one of the penitentiary’s best prisoners, continues to follow rules closely. Independence city marshal Connelly, father of a local official, was killed in the Dalton raid.
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Emmett Dalton
Staines
Emmett Dalton Dalton
Dalton
Mle
Eve
GA. Connelly
Independence
Cleansing and Beautifying Soap Ad Promises Superior Results
An old advertisement extols CLEANSING and BEAUTIFYING effects of a soap and facial cream. It claims purifying the complexion and remarkable improvements, asserting scientific truth and widespread sale everywhere.
Protest Cascade Targets Dalton and Allies
A wave of strong protests targets Dalton with notable figures joining in. Ex Governor Lyman A. Humphrey leads comparable pushbacks along with attorneys W. Ziveler Thomas G. Ayres and Breenbright. Coffeyville figures P C Prazier and Pirot Nations bank official W P Lyon among others sign letters. A formal protest campaign backed by about 500 citizens accompanies the objections.
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Dalton
Lyman A. Humphrey
W. 1 Ziveler
Thomas G. Ayres
Cuffeyvilly
OCP
Breenbright
Independence
W. T. Gow
Independanes Tritons
Resilient
Resilient. RD. Hulligesveurth, Msier, and W. P. Lyon
Pirot Nations Bank of Indpendence
P. C. Prazier
Coffeyville
Fremonstrances
Soldiers' Home Officers Elected by Dodge City Board
Sheldon Stoddard of Rice County named Commandant at the state soldiers' home after weeks of contest. Quartermaster S. H. Thomas of Ellsworth County and Surgeon Dr. J. B. Draper were also appointed, with political maneuvering noted among counties.
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Sheldon Stoddard
Rice County
State Soldiers’ Home
Dodge City
Sheldon Stoddart
S. H. Thomas
Ellsworth
J. B Draper
Gawes
Thomas
Commandi
Kansas City Architect Chosen To Supervise Osawatomie Plan
William E. Herris of Kansas City Kansas was selected by the executive council and the state board of charities to prepare plans for new buildings and improvements at Osawatomie institutions. He will head architectural work at each state institution as part of the project.
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Kansas City
Supervisa
Osawatomie
Wiliam E. Herris
Kan
Execrtive Council
State Board of Charities
Measles Case Leads Hospital and City Controversy
Taft Munley sought hospital care claiming illness and poverty. Hospital and city officials debated treatment options and isolation to prevent contagion. Mayor Drew insisted on keeping the patient nearby under care, with hospital space adapted as a separate ward to manage expenses until county aid could cover costs.
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Salvation Anny Tr
Taft Munley
Paling
Elty
Salvation Army
Mayer
St' S
North Topeka News Briefs From Meriden To Kansas City
North Topeka notes a visit by A. F. Dickenson of Meriden and a rheumatic fever case in Little Heion Hronson. Several local visits, business trips, and illnesses are reported, along with church services, a dental office ad, and plans for the Arnold building’s renovation. Funeral arrangements for Frank Lane are announced, plus social updates from the Needle Ten and Blue Post Relief corps.
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A. FE Dickenson
Meriden
Heion Hronson
Gondno
Elmont
North Side
Tony
Courtney
Mr. & Bissell
Swelevk
Church of the Good Shephert
Lou Dotman
Kansas City
Shnta Fe Junction
Topeka Avenue
Hochester
Hurtees
Carrie McMahan
St. Joseph
Mtr. Kent
Jackson Street
Topeka
Jackston Street
Park and
Morse Streets
Boiler Creek
TOPEKA IS EASY. Headquarters Are Now Closed and Men Have Gone.
Topeka reports a rapid shift as a central command cluster closes its doors and departing personnel leave in a quiet purge. Officials and residents weigh potential next steps while tensions at local facilities ease.
Topeka swindle over fake collection agency heirs
Two men using aliases formed a pretend branch of the Hirace E Burt Collection Agency in Topeka soliciting 240 per subscriber. They promised book updates, legal protection, and a 35 percent fee, collected 176 merchants’ dues, then vanished leaving books with attorney P. Forbes and no working office. Some subscribers allegedly received a few dollars back, others nothing. The scheme collapsed as the men left town, with Wichita rumored as their next stop.
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Topeka
I. H. Parker
W. Beckley
Hirace E Burt Collection Agency
Ageney
Horses & Mart Company
Privilee
Smth
Pupeka
Derekley
Wak Tow
Parker
Beckley
Kamkas Cite
Ofine
Cornwey
Topeter
Aeuney
Parker and Beckley
Sovers
Wwe
Sexibors
Justices Court
Justiew
Mrr
Neve
van Jote
Forbes
Dir
Wichita
OFF TO AN ASYLUM QUARRELS OVER INSANITY CHARGE
Mrs. Joseph Long of Onkised appeared before Probate Judge Dolman to swear out a warrant for her husband Samuel Long on insanity charges. Long, later arrested, denied intent to harm, with officials stating the dispute appeared family in nature. Court adjourned hearings to Monday as officers proceed with the case and possible dismissal on payment of costs.
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Joseph Long
Dolman
Lid
Fe Hogarth
Afr
Hartt
Santa Fe
Teng
Mr. Long
Tapeks Sey
Long
Samuel Gerrard
Judes
Lowe
Loewe
Costa
Second Increase of Wages at Illinois Steel Mills
Notices posted today at South Chicago and Joliet mills of Illinois Steel company announce a second wage increase this year. Dumitron labor to be rated 1.243 to 1.5 cents an hour and all other Hanis employees in tonnage divisions to share the rise. Increase to be proportional overall.
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Chicago
Jolint Mills
Tlinois Steel Company
Dumitron
Hanis
Arnolds Incorporate Topeka Drug Firm Receives Charter
The Arnold Drug company of Topeka was granted a charter by the Mate charter board. Capital stock listed as $0,009. Directors include HGear C. Arnold, b C. Arnald, N. B. Arnold, JM Campbell, C. Neiswender, En. Greist, Lee Campbell and Silper. Also notes about Campells Tire service and dining at the Hotel Oxford and Restaurant for 25 cents.
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Arnolds
Arnold Drug Company
Topeka
Mate Charter Board
Hgear C. Arnold
B C. Arnald
N. B. Arnold
Jm, Campbell
Neis—wender
En. Greist
Lee Campbell
Silper
Wheeler addresses Confederate veterans in Charleston
May 11 Charleston session of the Confederate Veterans reunion opened with a Doxology and prayer. Gen Wheeler, introduced by Gen Gordon, drew vigorous applause as he spoke on Civil War memory, southern perseverance, expansion, and the duty of future generations to honor their heritage, noting women’s enduring role.
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Charleston
D. C
Confederate Veterans' Feunion
Captain Smith
Gath
Fitzhugh Lee
Gordon
Gen
Joseph Wheeler
Get. Gordon
Santago
Yankees
Jor Wheeler
Gen Wheeler
Wheeler
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Louisiana Purchase
Monroe
Florida
Polk
Texas
Thematt Jiersen
Buchanan
Tate
Antilles
United States
Confederary
Bears weigh on wheat as crop report sours market tone
Chicago May 11 government crop data casts a bearish light on wheat with prices dipping as cables and weather nerves weigh on the market. Corn and oats trade prospects shift on feed demand while July oats and July barley show mixed openings and minor gains. Hog and cattle receipts and price moves register modest activity amid a light market day.
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Chicago
Chitaga
Duluth
Bate
SSS
Market swings on wheat and corn amid mixed reports
The Wheat market opened weak after a government report but rallied later as traders priced in supply concerns. Corn climbed to a higher level on export optimism, while oats showed steadier demand. Prices moved with weather cues and notes from markets in Minneapolis and Chicago.
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Jc Home
Geka
Seaboard
Edwardine Icent
West Snes
Moffaln
Irvine
Weiss
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