Klusmire Death Case Proceedings Continue In Kansas Court
Testimony centers on Mrs Kilusmire death with jurors shown home layout, sleeping arrangements, and a Texas trip. Witnesses include Carrie and May Kilusmire daughters, Ingalls, and Dr Jermaine who described autopsy results noting skull bruises, chest injuries, a bruised thigh, bloodshot eye, and multiple fractures. Defense challenges admissibility of bones, while physicians discuss cause of death and prior examinations. Court adjourns after morning session with cross examination ongoing.
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Bad
Uteebthiren
Klusmire
Wornar
Rand
St.b. Welch
Texas
John Klusmire
Kluemire
Spring Creek
Esneral
Kinlsmire
Line Hayden
Bunnaka
Klukmire
Ingalls
Ingalis
Fee
Aturney Hayden
Welch
Ptaoe
Kinemire
San
Jef
Kansas City
Killemire
W. B. Kiowe
Howe
Ingallsarene
Hayden
Shever
Phildsem
P. J. Fermane
Holton
Jérmaine
Kinsmire
C. Tucker
A. B. McCundias
Snd
Crane
Jermane
Ute Boty
de. J. €. Tucker
A. B. McCandass
Carrie
May
Jermanes
Voumsel
Morse
Dr. Jermanes
Nte
Dr. Jermane
Attheney Hayden
Wan Tatte
Jackson County
RB Welch
State
Cnd
Dt de
McCandines
Jackson Panky
Weld
Yal Omi Te
County Court Adjourns After Question Objection Rejected
The county court adjourned at 1 39 as De Jermane and De McCandinss faced questions about evidence suppression. The objection to the question was overruled and the court stated the site fal suppressed the evidence secured at that time.
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McCandinss
de Jermane
Endurance Test For Submarine Boats At Greenport
Greenport New York correspondent reports a test of submarine torpedo boats to prove long underwater endurance. The Holland company plans to seal the Fulton at New Suffolk for 12 to 15 hours with Captain Frank Cable aboard and Lieut A MacArthur commanding Adder, plus Rear Admiral John Low. Russian naval attach Captain Harrn Ferson and Japanese Lieut Commander Ide expected to attend.
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New York
Greenport
N. Y
The
Herald
Holland Company
New Suffolk
Frank Cable
A. MacArthur
Adder
John Low
U. S Navy
Thi
Harrn Ferson
Ide
Fulton
Postmaster General to Seek $6 Million Rural Deliver Expansion
Washington Nev 11 In his annual report Postmaster General Smith will seek a large increase in the rural free delivery appropriation from 1.5 million to 6 million dollars and advocate broad extension of the service as far as practicable He will argue the program is highly useful and deserves generous congressional support He will also explain recent department actions on second class matter asserting the law granting a one cent per pound rate benefits only legitimate newspapers with subscribing readers.
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Washington
Nev
Smith
Congress
Department
Ballymore United Twin League reads apologies at meeting
A Ballymore County Sligo meeting of the United Twin League branch heard apologies from individuals who spoke with a car driver serving the police and those connected with unpopular figures. Two others apologized verbally and promised not to repeat the offense.
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New York
Dublin
London Times
New York Times
Ballymore
County Sligo
United Twin League
Daughters of Obio Organization Reported in New York
Nov 2 New York wives of Oly society members and Indies Interested in the Iks colony form an organization called Daughters of Obio. Mrs Mitton E Bouchard acts as temporary chairman while Mrs Yaucess plans an upcoming function as Philadelphia Record notes a skeptical observer.
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Ohio
New York
Oly Society
Obio
Mitton
Circle of Fire Flares Across Missouri and Arkansas
Fires rage near Red Bud Atto Pnas Til Poplar Bluff and Sedgwick with dense smoke and threatened homes. Townspeople and farmers combine to fight flames as hunters and wildlife flee the heat and smoke. Lumber at Sedgwick area burns with hundreds of thousands of feet of timber.
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St. Louis
Red Bud
Atto Pnas
Til
Poplar Bluff
Sedgwick
Ark
Black Creek
Richland Creek
Parm
Alto Pass
Teven
Youlur Bluff
Kaiser Accepts Retirement of British Ambassador
Berlin reports that Count Paul Von Hatefeldt-Widenborg, German ambassador to Great Britain, will retire from the diplomatic service due to ill health. The emperor writes a personal letter lamenting the retirement and thanking the ambassador for forty four years of service to the throne, the emperor, and the Fatherland.
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Berlin
Williars
Paul von Hatefeldt-Widenborg
Great Britain
Foot racers seek $5000 settlement and end prosecution
Fort Scott Kansas November 12 Webb City gang led by Buckfoot Boat right faced with defrauding Jonathan Davis of five thousand dollars over a foul race. They contacted Attorney J L Sheppard in Gilreath offering to settle the dispute, but the proposal was rejected with threats.
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Kansas City
Kin
W. CA
World's Committee
First Congregational Church
Sixth Street
Everett Avenue
Konsan City
Kan
W. Cal
Fort Scott
Kas
Webb City
Buckfoot" Boatrecht
Jonathan Davin
J. L Sheppard
Guleth
Mr. Davis
Smallest corn crop report from agricultural department
The department of agriculture issues a crop report showing corn yield per acre at 1.4 bushels, far below ten year averages, with nationwide declines across states. Preliminary buckwheat and potatoes yields are also reported, with declines in corn and tobacco areas and mixed hay quality.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ghia
Ind
Missouri
Kansas
Peninslvania
Virginia
Michigan
Wes
Aguinet
Ise
New York
Penn- Syiea Ih
Maine
Braska
Coe
Tiinole
Iowa
Quineas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Texas
Arkansas
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
Ohio
Wisconsin
Devery loses bid to bar Jerome trial in police case
New York November 1 Justice O Gorman denied Deputy Police Commissioner William S S Devery's request to make permanent a writ restraining Justice William Travers Jerome from hearing neglect of duty charges. The ruling holds Jerome has jurisdiction to entertain the complaint and Devery faces trial while acting in a judicial capacity. Jerome announced he would not try Devery and will transfer the case to another court.
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New York
William S.S. Devery
William Travers Jerome
O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Devery
O'Neill
Police Department
Jerome
Devers
Wagner gets $50 a month total disability pension
Harry Wagner of Topeka, a former member of the Twentieth Kansas, has been granted a disability pension of $50 monthly after suffering heat exhaustion and paralysis at the Rio Grande battle line. He has since required crutches and long-term care, with ongoing impairment.
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Twentieth Kansas
Harry Wagner
Topeka
Wagner
Twentieth
Kansas
Republicans Gain Ground in County Commission Races
Republicans won most county commissioner seats with 66 votes counted in favor, 21 for fusionists, 7 for Democrats, and several independents still uncertain. Result signals a strong showing for the party and foreshadows a possible victory next year unless internal quarrels erupt.
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Republian
Temblkins
Becaue
The Little Conqueror praise in Topeka endorsed by locals
Topeka residents express strong approval for Coen's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Gomer Cox of Seward Avenue. A customer recounts kidney pain, fatigue, and sleepless nights until using Down's Kidney Pills. He reports rapid relief, improved kidney secretions, and better rest. Sold by Howlky & Snow and other dealers.
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Topeka
Coen
Hern
Air
HB. Cox
Seward Avenue
Gomer
Ene
Doun
Howlky & Snow
Cruz
Kansas City official reports cash fees turned in
A monthly auditor’s report details fees turned in by state officials, with mention of Northrup receiving an attorney general opinion and the city board employing assistants to oversee public weighments, restricted to specific duties.
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Kensas City
Auditor of State
Sonbe
Calleces
Northrup
Kanenn City
Ee Teel My Ett Uy
Senoainer
CES VvEtore Ihats
Alin Dour
Indians Want to Work on Road Jobs Near San Carlos
Washington reports a rare labor dispute in the Indian service as fifty San Carlos Apache engaged in road work near the reservation face opposition from local citizens and contractors. Interior Advisors say nonreservation employment sparked by government-supported competition pressures Indians off the project. The San Carlos Indians are described as industrious. a fuller report is awaited.
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Washington
Indian Service
Interior Department
San Carlos
Artz
Farmer
New Lumber Company Forms In Gas Town
A new corporation named The Smamper Summers Company applies for charter to do business in Gas, Allen County. Gas is a newly established town about four miles from Iola. The firm is capitalized at 45,000.
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Smamper Summers Company
Gas
Allen County
Beon
Iola
Chicago and Kansas Markets Snapshot With Wheat and Livestock Prices
Chicago and Kansas City markets show mixed wheat activity with dull trading and weaker corn, while livestock receipts in Chicago reflect steady cattle and hog demand. Reports point to continued heavy Northwestern movement amid softer wheat futures and modest price shifts across grain and livestock sectors.
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Chicago
Dacomier
Erion
Hearich
LT Brice
Taiyo Lower
Mt Sen
Alice
Howe
Ann
Streep
James
Hines
Swenern Whee
Sonia
Cep Bative Aims
Tulth Cure Mentioned in Chicago Post Parody
In a brief extract the Chicago Post comments on jealousy and truth telling, referencing a line about a woman with a harsh expression and noting a quoted phrase about the "Tulth cure" as a curious tidbit.
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Gale Dear
Rina
Chicago Post
Wall Street Mixed After Small Gains and Losses
New York stocks closed mixed on November 12 as traders weighed slight advances by several rail and industrial issues against declines in others. Major gains came from select coal and electrical shares while mining and certain utilities faltered, keeping the overall market subdued amid cautious trading.
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York
London
Wictur
Boston
Wall Street
A. & Bel
Waitort
New York
Seger
Azulea
Rutland
Arthur
St. Louis
San Francisco
Mocking Valley
Brooklys
Metropolitan
Dereny Central
Chita
Indianapolis
Loulhville
Cooies
Berea Serail
Thomeseo
Chilliass
Algunoid
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