Windshield Glass Plant Opens in Coffeyville Kansas
A new window glass factory in Coffeyville, a cooperative effort with about twenty one workers, is showcased as a promising addition to Kansas industry. The plant, praised for its clear glass samples and potential to boost local business, aims to produce window glass domestically with low costs and strong demand. The president appeared in a shirt similar to other workers, signaling a practical, hands-on management style.
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Wichita
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Wic
State of
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Urlivd
Winds Glans
Minnourt Velti
Simmihy Weikt Probelity
Cme
Minufacturer
Parks Neus
Elvite
Plang
Coffeyville
Piervon
Thlt
Park
Kenmare
Independgach
Municipal League Meeting at Leavenworth Discusses City Charters
The Kansas Municipal League held its first and second meetings in Leavenworth with all state clubs represented. Prominent leaders, including James W. Oni Amohivon and William Craddock, attended. The convention debated revision of Jorney Bay charters and a West ave Dashes proposal linked to the legislature. Clergy from the Northwest division of the Episcopal Church gathered, with holy communion and missionary talks on the program.
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Necond Chia
Snurita
Jamen W
Oni Amohivon
Wiliam
Craddock
Han Chy
Charles W. Toodlanier
Port Scott
BF McLean
Wie
Wie Sind
Toeku
Carters
Jorney Bay
Finnl eAry
Peoelienk
Tie Leavenworth City
Fikettans
Ryan
Junction City
Episcopml
Rey
William McXinm
Salina
Hypnotist Accused of Buried Alive Act Trial
A peculiar case in Emporia before District Judge Madden involved Signor Varora accused of hypnotizing and burying his wife alive. Doctors testified the act risky. Varora claimed he buried her 61 times but she appeared healthy. The court granted an injunction and the couple planned to perform the buried alive act locally.
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Emporia
Madden
Signor Varora
Ute
Madim Vanora
Atwood murder trial opens with warehouse shooting clue
The Atwood case returns to the courtroom as jurors are seated after three days of deliberation on the Lewinst-GW docket. Witnesses describe the April 8 shooting at the store of Dr. Rowland and the warehouse room where the fatal shots were heard, with clerk Mather testifying about the events and the coroner's inquiry beginning.
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George
Howland
Tait
Dr. Rowland
Mather
du Penalone
Jota Carmen Alteevie
Death of Mrs Jatin Carley in Rosedale after twenty five years
Mrs Jatin Carley, long resident of Rosedale, died in Hutchinson Hospital after illness. She first married a man on the Southwest bank and later wed Cartes. Survived by her second husband and stepfamily.
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Jatin Carley
Kan
Jane
Abel Seethriag
Fuehey
Wis Fm
Amisahe
Hee
Yeatsome
Mr. Cartes
Disorder at Howland Store Ends in Slaying and Fallout
Dull aided in handling Howland’s body after a shooting. Testimony describes Dull often carrying a revolver and a shotgun at the store, with weapons moved or hidden in the days before the crime. Prosecution led by Fred Robertson faces defense by Hessin and Noble. motives remain unclear. Pest House notes report neglect and quarantine for smallpox risks. a separate runaway accident near Ellwood kills farmer Joseph Porter, as young, unbroken horses freak at a railway trestle.
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Howland
Dull
Rowland
Mather Aine
Kent
Afatiser
Iit
Fred Robertson
Tully Bratt
John 5. Hessin
Manhattan
J.P. Noble
Albert Hemming
Troy
Run
Joseph Porter
Doniphan
Irian
Ellwood
Counterfeit Ring Busted in San Francisco
Chive Wilkie reports the capture of a counterfeiting gang in San Francisco by U S authorities. Six to eight members had operated for three months, counterfeiting coins and forging dies. Agents seized 1928 counterfeit quarters 1474 counterfeit halves moldy pattern pieces and metal, keys files and tools. The gang leader, a Frenchman named Menreglier, was caught at work.
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Chive Wilkie
United States
Toe
Séattie
Muldy
Menreglier
Ebor
Snowihek
Turaikh
Faderab
Tyne
Whistling as a Fine Art Taught by Pedagogues
A Chicago Tribune style feature discusses whistling revived as fine art taught by experts from Sweden and Germany. It covers training methods, breathing, mouth shaping like an organ pipe, and claims a serious pathway for serious singers to join church programs.
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Sweden
Germany
Chirtiey
Robert
Baty
Bain
Scorrec
Jong Sai
Uist
Louise Truax
Lexington Avenue
Shareh
New York
Hain
Chicago Tribune
Debate Over The United States Are Or Is
A discussion traced from Roosevelt era to pre Civil War usage on the plural or singular form of the United States. House committee favors is while historical convention and court rulings show are were were seldom used in states. The piece notes constitutional compact among states and argues prefer the old form.
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United States
House Committee On
Supreme Court
Congress
Pennsylvania
Pon Ress
Prus
Detroit Free Press
Protecting Roses In Severe Winters At Philadelphia and North
A gardening note explains rose hardy limits and offers winter protection methods. Best method is bending bushes to ground and covering with soil or leaves, six inches deep, with careful bending to avoid twig breakage. Use porous coverings, evergreen branches, and secure tops to prevent wind damage.
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Lippincott’s
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