Untying Knots Seventeen Divorces Questioned In District Court
Judge Hazen will begin the divorce docket next week with twenty one unhappy couples set for final disposition. Cases span desertion infidelity cruelty and neglect. Petitions name Anna Seville Alexis Seville Clarence Oakley Mattie Oakley and others, detailing abandonment threats intoxication and financial mismanagement as grounds for divorce.
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Haxen
Hazen
Anna Seville
Alexis Seville
Seville
Alexis
Sebille
Lome
Sabie
Clarence
Mates Oakley
Mattie
Mattie Oakley
Leta Cahnor
Benjamin Conners
Thomas Reed
Elizabeth Reed
Maxrid
Laura J. Haynes
A. F P. Haynes
Cora B. Colvin
Lewis W. Colvin
Seena
Tidith F. M. M. McCormack
Willam McCormack
Edith F. M. Prost
Alfred Treesh
Mkicn
Florence Treesh
Florence
Murthy Davis
Reary Devie
Ife
William D Graham
Tie Graham
Clara M. Py
James M. Phillips
Wilsen
Edna A. Wilson
Mt. Mark's
North Topeka
Howe
Tino
Zaider Laurent
A. Laurent
Betty McMahon
John J. McMahoe
Laberte county bribery case fuels state probe
A Kansas bribery inquiry centers on Labette County officials and a plan to pay certain members of the Jeans fuse to pass a bill. Reports note alleged pharmacy-related money movements, a grand jury action elusive, and urgent calls to probe the matter to the bottom.
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Oxnels
Laberte
Use Jeans
Fuse
Macy
New York
Pacaonk
Freedlam Wire Cloth Company
Kmawen
Wisin County
Topeka
Coanty
J. ¥. Cloee
Apetatan
Xrmerard
Labette County
Altter
Berens
Trebes
Labatte County
J.M. Reynolds
House Journal
Bregan
Fnally
J. M. Reynolds
Fr. Rae Aht
J. Bregan
Senate
Senate Journal
Bill on apportionment recalled from governor in House record
The record shows a bill named without apportionment and mentions W Wheeler Williams and J M Attivos, with Brogan not named, in the house it passed 9 to 1 against slavery Omare while voting against it. It appears sent to the governor for signature but was recalled on motion by O Donnell at Hillsworth. No further mention of the bill.
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W. Wheeler
I Williams
J. M. Attivos
Brogan
Omare
O'Donnell
Hilsworth
Denver Telegram: Sorici Dies After Shooting Rains Down
In Denver on November 28 Joseph Sorici wounded in a Wednesday night struggle with Father Lepora died early today. Borive refused comment and the Ly’s secret likely dies with them as both men succumbed to their wounds.
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Denver
Col
Joseph Sorici
Lepora
Borive
Residents press for Twelfth Street repair in ward three
Neighborhood near Twelfth and Taylor and Twelfth and Western avenues protests the recessed street after a New York street railway laid double tracks eighteen inches below street level. Vehicles and crosswalks are nearly impassable and residents fear flooding. About forty Holliday park residents signed a petition to Councilman Nell demanding action by the street commissioner to restore safe access.
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Taylor
Twelfth
Western Avenue
Ner
Third
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Hoeliscay Park
Street Railway Company
Polk
Fillmore
Eleventh Street
Polk Or
Holliday Park
Nell
Death of Alfred Studeville in the Philippines
B C Little, former lieutenant colonel of the Twentieth Kansas, recounts the death of Alfred Studeville of Dickinson County, Kansas. At Malabon a Toledo bullet struck, and Studeville was accidentally killed while trying to prevent a fight between two youths during a clash between inughs.
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Philippines
Kansas City
B. C. Little
Twentieth
Kansas
Giory
Funston
Midland Hotel
Eagie City
Dickinson County
Malabon
Studeville
Little
Inughs
Aia
Stocks Rally In Week Amid Bond Issues And Trade Signals
New York reports stocks rallying this week as short covers aid the market. The October foreign trade statement eases worry over money prospects while United States Steel moves off pressure on its preferred stock conversion amid talk of new bond offerings and further debt issuance affecting market tone.
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New York
United States Steel
Real Estate Transfers Reported Across City Streets
Real estate transfers list numerous transactions with buyers and sellers including Roebuck, J. Delong, Eva Eshe, E. Clark, A. Kulfus, H. Ramsey, A. Longaker, W. Gilker, Crandall, Rafferty, J. Hinck, T S Curtis, J B Curtis, W. Warner, J. Young, Hollighy, J. Helm, G. Hotinger, Fensky, W. Harte, Pickens, CW Mel Kisuney, and G. Wood. Amounts range from $1.00 to $2,000 with parcels on Madison, Ohio, Jefferson, Mulvane, Oakland, Union, and Lake streets among others. Also notes tax deeds and a football reminder with local cinema mentions.
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Haneerboeke Pe
HH. Roebuck
Madison Street
W. Gilkerson
Mulvane Street
Williams
H. ©. Crandall
T. and
M. Rafferty
Oakland Avenue
J. W. Morris
Parsons
J. B. Hinck
Westerg
T S Curtis
Union Avenue
Quinton & Steele's
Curtis
Quinton & Steele A
Warner
J. Young
Jefferson Street
Hollighy
Ndition
J. Helm and
Wits
G. Hotlnger
Branner Street
North
F Fensky
W. T. Hartote
Lake Streat
Fetsis
Pickens and
Mel Kisuney
Taighere
Lot
Gnandlee Street
Fensky
G. & Wood
Metcalf
Jackson Street
Guaranteed Catarrh Cure Hyomei Promises Refund
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a guaranteed remedy for catarrh. It claims the product kills germs, offers a money back guarantee, and describes a complete outfit priced at $1.05 with an inhaler and Hyomel bottles. It asserts the inhaler lasts a lifetime and promises relief after days of use.
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Hyomei
Uday
Ryomel
Warrants for Seventeen Ex City Officials in Water Deal
Grand Rapids Nov 21 Warrants issued for seventeen former city officials charging them with bribery in the Garman-Camaron water supply scheme from Lake Michigan. Former City Attorney Lant Salisbury confessed after a recent prison term, leading to warrants naming ex mayor George R. Perry ex aldermen James McColl Peter Departer Jacob Ellen M Kinney John T Donovan Jacob Moll Abraham Ghysell Charles Johnzon Ryner Stonehouse Daniel Lozter John McLachlan Clark Slocum John Macc Adrian Shiver and others. Payments ranged from 200 to 500 dollars with Mayor Perry allegedly receiving about 3433 dollars and Burns 200. Salisbury’s full confession followed prosecutor pressure and a re-interview.
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Mich
Garman-Camarons
Lake Michigan
Lant K. Salisbury
Detroit House of Correction
Salisbury
Supreme Court
Aormer
George R. Perry
David Burns
Corey P. Blasell
Board of Public Works
James McColl
Peter Departer
Jacob Ellen
M. Kinney
John T. Donovan
Jacob Moll
Abraham Ghysell
Charles Johnzon
Ryner Stonehouse
Daniel Lozter
John McLachlan
Clark Slocum
John Macc
Adrian Shiver
Common Council
Perry
Corey P. Bissell
Burns
Ward
Jonce
Sansbury
Advance in oil prices hits major markets
Crude oil prices rise with Standard and independent pipelines listing 4182 per barrel against 3177 from Thursday. The move, tied to lower production and tighter reserves, marks a significant advance. In Kentucky and nearby regions quotations shift, while Moscow reports a 13 percent price increase amid claims of labor treaties and fires. The Bakwell combination faces scrutiny as official data show a 20 percent drop in output and calls to curb foreign trusts through privatization.
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Eima
West Land
Whitehouse
Hagland
Tiona
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Bakwell
Nobel
Rothschild
King
Russa
Baku
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Russia
Forceign Trust
Bibbybat
This Is Musin's Night at the Auditorium
Belgian violinist Ovide B Musin headlines at the Topeka Choral Society concert. The program also features Wilhelm Koenig the Belgian pianist and Marion Green, a notable bass, on a ten week American tour during which Topeka hosts one of his dates tonight.
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Ovide B Musin
Topeka Choral Society
Wilhelm Koenig
Marion Green
Marinng
America
Topeka
Securite
Eigbt
Passaic Steel workers vote to strike over wage cuts
In Paterson New Jersey fifteen hundred of Pas saic Steel companys two thousand employees voted to strike on December 1 if wages are cut 16 percent or if such a cut is announced. Strikers say they are bound by an agreement preventing any wage cut for one year.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Archibald N. Waterhouse
Witen the Hums
Waterhouse
Panagemnin Record
Novemei
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York
Passaic Steel Company
Paterson
N. J
Rheumatism Cure Promises In Curious Ad
An old newspaper fragment touts a mysterious cure for rheumatism and neuralgia promising radical relief. It mentions Ayito and Sarr 3, a system be misarkabh, and Rowley & Snow as druggists. The ad hawks a bargain on a cigar and other unspecified products at Bansas avenue.
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Ayito & Sarr
Opoe
Rowley & Snow
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