Judge Earle Fights Bone Law In Kansas Courts
In Anmenx May 20, Judge Earle questions the constitutionality of the Bone law abolishing the Eighth district and predicts it will fail before the supreme court. Marion Geary Morris and Dickinson counties shift districts as politicians plan candidate aims and a four-county district forms. The note details county politics, a Wichita boxing pact, a tragic accident involving Representative Lambert’s son, K U’s baseball win, Abilene Dispatch sale, and Missouri Pacific attorney Kelso’s resignation.
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John Brown followers disinterment plan discussed in Topeka
Old Settlers and Lincoln post in Topeka considered bringing Stevens and Hazlitt remains from Perth Amboy to Topeka for burial before Decoration Day. Mayor of Perth Amboy says no current plan to disturb remains. Calvin Pardee and undertaker communications cited. details unclear.
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Signs and Omens in a Senator's View from Washington
Ex Senator Ransom of North Carolina discussed signs and omens during a Washington visit, arguing he trusts neither Friday luck nor other omens. He recounted avoiding a funeral procession and explained old laws about meeting a lady or a rabbit crossing paths as practical, not fate.
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Mrs Greenspan buys land at sheriff sale in northeast quarter
Mrs Sells-Greenspan gained possession of the northeast quarter of section 24 township 11 range 15 today at sheriff sale north of the river near the reform school to satisfy a $2882 judgment secured by Bir Sells from Mr HP Throop. Judge Bergen acting as attorney bid the property in for about half the judgment with about $50 in costs. This marks Mrs Grognepan s first notable business since her marriage.
Jury Hung In Lawrence Knife Case After Lengthy Deliberation
Clinton Osbon faced murder charges in a Lawrence district court. The jury disagreed eight to four, leading to no conviction or acquittal. Trial began Monday and ended Sunday morning after seventeen hours of wrangling. Osbon spoke of a fair trial and praised Judge Benson’s instructions while awaiting a November retrial term.
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Defense counsel's vivid Osbon trial closing moves audience
In a dramatic Topeka courtroom, J. R. Burton in a new suit delivered a stirring defense closing of the Osbon case, drawing tears from Estelle and her mother. Joseph Waters followed with a piercing rebuttal comparing Osbon to famous assassins, defending insanity as societal danger while faulting alleged wife calls for help. The jury retired after Waters’s remarks and the case proceeded to its previously noted verdict.
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Chicago Market Opens With Excitement and Mixed Session
Chicago May 2 market activity shows wheat opening sharply then easing as cool weather frost concerns ease. July wheat moves from 7284 to 74g before retreating. Corn and oats follow wheat trends with moderate gains, while live hogs and pork lead grain strength. Receipts and shipments listed. market mixed but active with notable hog and beef prices and varied cattle figures. Representative sales from Kansas City and Texas markets noted.
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