Supreme Court Decisions From Kansas Courts
A sprawling court log details numerous Kansas Supreme Court reversals and affirmations across counties including Leavenworth Dougie Barber Brown Saline Cherokee and Johnson. It references several named parties such as Har and Willa Dumont trustees plus various companies and counties with orders to remand affirm or reverse judgments and pending writs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanenn
Huibert
Marbur
Agie
Burch
Conren
Cunningham
Mnonwering
John Gea
Stason
Martie
Alfes
Doniphan
Aftirim
Fay Scott
Grady
M. Rogere
A. Phirenoe
Richards
Wt Bete
Dom Bedewick
AL 3
Harod Haetware Co
Brown Ene
J. Carri
Kohn & Maati
Borelve
S. Trail- Wry
Lay
Mary EB
Wrescott
Saline County
Katioas Va
Ludlow-Saylor
Michael Meternm
Johnson ‘County Telephone Co
Erroe
Johmnsen
L. Randall
John Henry Baker
Renn
Kiatieus
Anfine
William
Saar
Kaneas
Sean
Harry
Troikee
Robewring
St Latnl
Duriand Va Stanley Waa
Ebm Intereator
Rere Btantey
Uring
Kagaay Ve. William
Jackson Street Development Plans Attract Investors
Local investors led by Mr Brown and Charles L Wood eye a three to four story business building at Leventi and Jackson streets. The plan requires dismantling the American Laundry plant and may repurpose adjacent lots 23 and 28 on Jackson street. Property values rise with street improvements and a shift of Topeka’s commercial center toward Jackson Street amid limited current sales.
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Jackson Street
Brown
Leventi and
Jackson Streets
Afr
Charles L. Wood
National
American Laundry Company
Vailey
Mons Att Bi
Frown Ald
Mc Wood
Crosby Tires
Crosbys
Jackson
W. W. Manapeaker
Kansis Avenue
Jackson Pipet
Istic
Topeka
Benny
Kansas Avenue
Tentplrot
Lavestire
Fackson Street
Misspelled Clash Delays Bout from November to November
A misread report notes John Mertz seeking a postponement after a consultation with Fenny Yanker. He aims to move the Yangeratel bout from November 16 to November 2, amid talk with Allel people and the Wattia clan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieves
Sveeecenery
John Mertz
Fenny Yanker
Head of s Caribou for Roosevelt in Pennsylvania
Partial OCR text describes a ceremonial or symbolic head of a caribou for Roosevelt in Pottstown Pennsylvania. Mentions a coneul Henry D Snyder and a short description of the head and its height. The passage is garbled and includes misread phrases and names, with unclear context about duties or events.
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Roosevelt
Pottstown
Henry D. Snyder
Dewsun ‘Ghee
Foeervell
Con Dale
Yuiyn
Ai Tone
Six Months Rule Keeps Divorced Couples Separated
Supreme court rules a six month post decree period destroys marital rights for divorcees unless a timely appeal is filed. The decision affects cases like Deb Durand and W J Johnson, where inheritance or bequests tied to a prior marriage faced reallocation after the six month window. The ruling clarifies the end of marital obligations but notes ongoing questions in related Johnson and Shawnee county matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District Courts
Kansas
Dorlind
Debbie Durland
McPherson County
Durland
Durand
Thesmoney
Supreme Coure
Hustead
Shawnee County
Court of Appeals
Secon
Shawnes County
Bax
W. KL Drinsen
W. J. Johnson
Hne
Johnson
Hazen
Wo. Schoch
P.G. Drenning
Woolverton
Johnzon
Datyers
David
Joan Son
Weather outlook nudges Kansas toward warmer days
The forecast notes a shift in wind from southeast to south this morning and expects warmer weather ahead for Kansas. Temperatures started near 36 degrees with today’s hourly readings showing variable wind from the south at several observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Tottig
Joyful Appointment Ends in Tragic Classroom Accident
In New York on a Monday afternoon a 2 year old boy named Burne, living at 475 East 170th Street, died after being struck by a teacher’s fretful joy during a Jubile school lesson in Williamsburg. The incident occurred as Burne began a sixth primary grade assignment. he collapsed at 2:09 p.m. and died before medical help arrived. The event followed notification of his transfer to the new position.
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New York
Frank A
Wiliamsburg
Burne
East One Hundred and
Seventh Street
Jane Warting
Herne
Atlanta Arrives. Provisional Panama Accord Mixed With Public Peace
The dispatch notes a U S stance on Isthmus affairs urging civilization to halt long running Panama civil strife. It cites treaty duties and urgent needs to ensure safe transit while signaling Colombian and Panamanian relations. The Maine battleship is ordered to Colon sailing from New York to proceed to its destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Panama
Colombia
Ulibie
Fusne
Ragard
United States
Maine
Colon
Washington
New York Navy Yard
Hampthry Meads
Washburn Vents Manhattan Gridiron Test At Hock Teland
Manager Jack Leach leads Washburn football to Manhattan for a 10 o'clock kickoff against Hotans State Agricultural College. Leach predicts a win but warns of a tougher contest than expected as injuries and cautious lineup choices shape preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Leach
Washburn
Footers
Hock Teland
Manhattan
Hotans State Agricultural College
Leech
Lindshore
Yilleh
Brown
McClintock
Anderton
Delay Brothers
Maxwell
Carrobert Washburn
Lindehors
Beagle Owens
Peabody Will Bequeaths Estate to Girls School
In Boston on November 7 the will of Henry O G Peabody left the estate valued at a substantial sum to a General School for girls located on his farm Norwood Miss to provide instruction helping pupils become self supporting. The will was contested by relatives claiming the testator unsound of mind and unduly influenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Boston
Mars
Carnares
Chiendo
Jacob L. Peabody
Denver
Henry OG. Peabody
John J
Henry
Edward S
William B. Osborne
Grant Jutey
Bod
Beli Weed
I Gustral
Norwood
Miss
County officials stall on truancy chief choice progress
The county commissioners again postponed action on appointing a truancy officer as Wright remains determined to name George Bushong. If the board rejects Wright, he will seek a mandamus through the county attorney. Officials also delay a work to confer with the attorney. Judge Simons has ruled but delays persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
George Bushong
bin Wrieht
Cratty
Simons
Fort Scott
Hungate
Chamberisin's Cough Remedy Promises Pleasant Taste
An article extols Chamberisin's Cough Remedy for its pleasant taste and gentle action. It touts ease of take and superior relief, noting its long use and strong brand reputation. The piece highlights its suitability for adults and children and positions it as a reliable domestic remedy.
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Chamberisin
Markets Today corn Easier in Sympathy With Other Train
Market notes show corn easing with other grains amid light trade and modest receipts. Wheat drifted lower then steadied, oats declined with wet conditions, and provisions demand remained tepid with slight price shifts across futures and cash bids.
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Chicago
Bena
Shorty
Laweer
Commiarion
Slee
Rihe
Bekxu Caine
Timothy
Fritts Wins Washburn Senior Oratorical Prize
Louis B. Fritts won the senior class prize oratorical contest at Washburn College held Friday night, with a $20 top prize and $10 second prize awarded to J. Cottrell. The event, delayed a year, featured three entrants from the junior and other classes, with Fritts delivering The Holy Grail while Cottrell spoke on Bismarck and Helzer on Aaron Burr. judges included professors from Washburn and state universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Fritts
Washburn College
3.J. Cottrell
Fritts
Clovis E
University of Nebraska
Prof Raymond
University of Kansas
Kpon
Fritesi
Springdale Ark
Cottrell Frot
Topeka
Heer
Downs, Kan
Robbers Bind and Gag Mrs Gillespie in Dearborn Street Home
Chicago dispatch reports Mrs Catherine Gillespie bound and gagged by two masked intruders who searched her Dearborn Street residence and stole 1700 dollars. One robber held her, the other gagged and gagged her with a cloth, using a handkerchief to cover his face. She was found unconscious hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie
Chicago
Dearborn Street
Catherine Gillispie
Willing to Trade Off Taylor Poston Maas Nov
The Chicago club considered a possible trade for pitcher Jack Taylor as he grew tired of Chicago, with talks mentioning Forbes of Oak Store at 616 Kansas Avenue as part of the trade milieu. Interactions described indicate a willingness to consider advantageous offers for the brash pitcher.
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Poston
Maas
Se Kee
Chicago
Jack Taylor
Mound Oak
Woll By
Forbes
Kansas Avenue
Kansas City Grain. Stock Market Summary In New York
Stocks opened with United States Steel 3% up then slipped as light offers emerged. United Railway investment preferred fell 2% points while other issues showed narrow mixed changes. Bank loans declined, cash fell, and gains reached up to 1 point. United States Steel and Amalgamated Copper led late declines with mixed closes amid moderate activity.
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New York
Wall Street
United States Steel & Erred
Lisges
Sg Aterday
Pdnent Une
United Railway Investment
Lst
Rathe
United States Steel
Kantas
Texas
Northwestern
Republic Steel
Metropolitan Securities
Henry Patrick Publishns
Tip Patnn Luttrick Publishing
Union
Patnin
Sloe-Shetfierd Sted
Chicago
Astern Timote
Uniint
Une
Topeka
J. J. Gan
Sixth
Chiiaie Grain
O. Indersomatos
Kansas City
Maine
California
Ita
B. R
Port Simons
Concord
St Paul
Ray Malley
St Isa
Kansas
N.Y
Texas Pacific
Pacific
Joratio Uaibo
New Ce
New York State
Limbur
Poultry and commodity markets feature steady live poultry trade
Market notes show live poultry and butter markets holding steady in New Orleans and New York while wool and cotton prices edge lower. Reports from Chicago and Topeka indicate slight activity with wheat and corn futures mixed amid broader trade conditions. A Washington directive prompts the Dubuque land office to open 160,000 acres of pine land in Tasca county for public tract sales, with demand limited until a stronger market emerges.
New York Money Market and Texas Market Report Recap
A fragmented, OCR style market summary covers New York money markets with nominal on call rates and various bond and silver mentions, alongside Texas cattle, hogs, and sheep prices. It lists figures for stockers, feeders, and calves, as well as native and western steer prices, with scattered totals and daily receipts.
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New York
OSH
Mertanitie
Chicago Produce Market Opens as Creamery Tests Labels
Early reports show the 30 Chicago Produce Market facilities gaining traction with the creamery segment in Wisconsin and market labeling trials underway. Officials note potential for broader distribution and new pricing signals as the season progresses.
Foreign Capital Dry Wall Bet: Expanded Industrial Rail Plan
Foreign capital involvement targets an approved property for development extend equip industrials railways and miner sectors. The plan centers on a partnership to expand facilities and infrastructure under ongoing project reviews.
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J. W. Jones & Son
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Tavior Machinery
Lins County
Everaed
Dendy
Miami County
Affirmed
Ottawa Mutual
Sue Pian
Reno
Ion Co
Arabien Va
Wryandatta Stanton
Lore Sartre
Wtter
R Holmquist
Thomas Anderson
Brown County
Sei Pana Aber Co
Exrot
Lyon
Wiulweas Coe
Kanses
Feankeaeel
Barber County
Raneis
McManen
Kingmum County
Adirasind
Ultrom
Aros
Karsis
Clark
Witsun
Themen
Sunes Sheptirrd
Bites Corpus
William Johnson
the Weather Bureau
Ransez Avenue
Atlanta
Finying Warriors
Emporta Helms
Buabong
Nye
Record-Herald
Omaha
Neb
Sage
Philadelphia
Tommy
Fran
Billy Rhodes
Sater
Ryan
Rhodes
Prac
Reform School
Duchess of
Misra) Years and Cam ErMshel
Galt
West St
L. B. Fritts
BO Fritts
Taylor
Amerika
Richard A. McCurdy
Pancoast Kidder
Kansas City Grain
Mqigin
Provintens
Cote “Asdees Visions
Cottenall
West Sixth Street
Pelavtone
Christia Grain Stock Co
Ists City
New Orleans
York
Aint
Catry
Louis
ELH. Lee Commis
Commission Maren
Nd Feorivers
Colambien
Stannum
Sur
Ena
Baron
Kansas City Livestock Market
Feakt
WisGe
A. M. McDearmott Commission CO
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