Blind Lover Insanity Trial Echoes in Massachusetts
The article recounts a volatile case involving Lynn Kellher and her husband Sonny Ketls Bat who faced legal action after a violent incident linked to jealousy and obsession. Authorities report Kellher’s erratic behavior, a grand jury indictment, and ongoing police and medical involvement as the case unfolds through local proceedings.
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Lynn
Mass
Thomas Ketls
Buble
Aureus
Kellber
Uplander
Rte
Sonian
Keliher
Thitle
Revolt in Central America Shifts Toward Overthrow of Union
Panulla dispatch reports rising revolutionary activity in El Salvador and surrounding regions. Rebels seek to topple the federal republic, aided by Guatemala and Costa Rica, with Loyalist forces massing near Balvadon and the capital. A cable censorship is reported at La Libertad as the conflict intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Panulla
Saltader
Edvicus
Rspititie
Guastmaln
Costa Rica
Balvadon
Pomeived
la Uhlon
Schetel
Atremghois
Morinie
Pilinvicenche
Wales
Balvadorida
Backad
Cepibiliets
Tng
la Libertad
Rifles With New Sights Ordered at Springfield Armory
Springfield Mass Nov 22 United States armory receives orders to fit rifles with new sights windage and fringes for all United States magazine rifles about 12 000 to be processed and after machinery is verified sights to be installed as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprinefeld
Mass
United States
New Periscope Rifle Features Front End Improvements
The article describes a new model using wind gate brakes and a redesigned front end to improve elevation. It notes a live eye display and adjustable sight for ranges up to 2,000 yards. Over the past week shipments of rifles and captured ammunition arrived at the armory for repair or sale as relics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
United States
Thousands of Sheep Die in California Drought Report
Thousands of sheep perish from starvation and thirst as drought lays waste in California. San Clemente Island and inland regions report widespread losses with limited relief and rye hunger affecting wool and mutton production. Damage stretches across ranches, mills, and shipments as scarcity compounds livestock hardships.
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California
Angles
Cal
Drouth Cortinuns
Prugsons
San. Clemente Island
Sirerae
Lave
San Clemente
Wittudt
Ban Clokerte Wow Company
Lew Armeies Contem- Diet wiMnhterity
Stuart
North Topeka Social Notes and Holiday Plans
North Topeka society items list guests and travel plans from Danville Indiana to Canon City Colorado and Oklahoma City visits. Local clubs meet for cards bowling and charity events while church services are announced for Thanksgiving week. A Washburn Ottawa football game is noted for Thanksgiving Day at Athletic Park.
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Atr
Willa
Danville
Ind
SB. Wills
Gertrude McClellan
Emjparia
Alvin Pratt
Ohio
Riquor
Oklahoma City
Thaskwatelue
TL. K Davies
Paola
W. T Redman
Bertha
Nayor's
Piraan
Cog
Bown
Gordon Street
White
Salita
Elaris Weyler
Fred Yours
Orko Jones
Henry Mayer
George Jacques
Wilde Weener
Walter Davin
Peter
Amman Bontres
Wis Elven
Orie Jones
Rwagie
Bertha Rowley
Quincy Street
Collie Curtis
Raby Stuart
Lou Deft McMaster
Isaac Sheets
St Roehr
Mamie Baird
Lou Tell
Mr Marter
Mabel King
Mies
Grace Houghtellin
Laura Hotchteltin
Dollie Curtis
Hallie Mamrick
Will Dickste
Jaz Keehe
Olen Dolman
Isage Sheets
Harry Small
Paul Roehr
John Green
Will Clime
Ralph McKinnie
Miss Rowley
Exaggerations Over Porto Rico Reports Denied by General Brooke
Washington dispatch cites General Brooke denying rumors of disorder in Porto Rico. He says the island is patrolled and quiet after four weeks, with several bandits killed or wounded and reports greatly exaggerated. Advices from San Sebastian and nearby regions claim improved conditions and order.
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Porto Rico
Brooke
Washington
Navy
Brooks
Porto Reo
Convern
Ae Mt
United States
Ponce
Nouv
San Sebestiano
Mystery of a Canadian prisoner tied to an aristocratic claim
A Kingston penitentiary life sentence for Walter McWherrell over a Wit kane murder near Port Credit is explored. A woman calling herself Mrs. C M K Truman pleads for pardon claiming kinship with the McWherrells and a noble Southland estate inheritance through marriage to the condemned man, a tale echoing noble lineage and royal ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McWherrell
Whanderer
Lord Kinnaird
Karnival Nights Ball Postponed One Week
Weather forces postponement of the Karnival nights ball. The event will now be held one week from tomorrow night instead of tomorrow, due to inclement conditions.
Sailor Alice Returns After Five Years of Global Roaming
New York greets Miss Alice Amelia McKinley known as Alice the Sailor. After five years traveling the world in boyish attire she lands from Paris aboard the last ships. She spent much of that time in male work aboard English transports and collier ships.
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McKinley
America
New York
Paris
Alice Amelia Mciintey
Alice the Sailor
Chicago
Western term guide directs coal sale route to Eighth Street
Green Feed & Fuel Co. advertises coal feed and hay at No 110 West Eighth Street with a Western direction via Staunch-Ways. The notice notes ticket sales by Union Pacific for Kansas City round trip on November 24, departing 8 20 a m and returning the same day after the football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
West Eighth Street
Green Feed & Fuel Co
Fh, Webster
Social and Personal. Mrs John E Lord hosts luncheon
Mrs John E Lord entertained about 24 Indies at a 1 o'clock Monday luncheon. The article details guests from Nebraska Alabama Colorado Wisconsin and Missouri plus a wedding of Mr and Mrs Richards with many attendees from Fort Scott Leavenworth and Kansas City. The piece lists the couple's future home Fort Scott and notes numerous social events and visits through Thanksgiving week.
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John E. Lord
Mira. I
N. Baker
Nebraska
Herbert Boal
Cirenville
Alabama
Mrv. Isberg
J. McClintock
Watkins
Colorado
H. Thompson
J. Thrempeon
Held Alexander
Frank Willard
Willis Norton
Horton
J. A. Richars
Fort Scott
Misa Mary
Gayhart
D. Gayhart
J. A. Wichards
West Twenty-second Street
Atraine
Mendelauohn
Leavenworth
van Morn
Kansas City
H. Robinson
Herbert
Darlow
Grace
Mamie
Petter
Widale
Campbell
Miles Chmilla Campbell
Misa May Coulter
Kate Gaybart
Stella Newcottl
Ernie Bedwell
Mabel Eddy
Neva Kady
Misa Queenta Wilton
Shears
Howard Olds
San Francisco
HO. Ledgewood
Missouri
Arthur Shear
Claude Coulter
Robert Campbell
Leajie P. Giver
J. A
E S. Bricker
Oregon
Flour for Passover and heir in Germany story mix
Adrian Milling Co secures contract to bake 1500 barrels of flour for unleavened bread to be distributed nationwide during Passover. Rabbi M S Margoles of Boston blesses the mill after cleaning to ensure no mixed flour. In Kankakee, Schowlsky reports great grandfather Peter Stilec died in Germany, estate valued at 7,000,000, with ten heirs in the U.S. and similar in Germany.
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Boston
Pake
Germany
Kankakee
J. H. Schowlsky
Peter Stilec
Schooley
Pet Stock Show Opens With Nearly 1000 Entries
The Pet Stock Show opened yesterday with about 1000 entries including dogs plevens rabbits guinea pigs foxes Maltese and Angora kittens. It runs daily this week both day and evening. Tickets to Kansas City and return cost $2. The Union Pacific will sell tickets on November Mth good returning the 24th. Take the 302 m train, the football line and get game at a0 by.
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Kansas City
Union Pacific
Hansas City
Kanesa City
Heaturn
Béth
Novelty doll party stirs Topeka politics in hush of dawn
In Topeka Mr Charles K Holliday and John Waters plan a novel doll party inviting backers of Hagaii and others. The event aims for about 200 guests with burlesque style entertainment and a contest whose ballot controversy centers on open versus dark voting.
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Charles K. Holliday
John Waters
Charlie Olliday
Stax
Topeka
Mr. Waters
Efolliday
Holliday
Failies
Kindergarten Association
Waters
Holiday
Fred Popenoe
Hollidey
Prof. Samuels
Winre
Gay
Mr. Holthing
Sr. Moore
Hugan
Hisuit
Mr. Popenor
Mrr. Waters
Contested Reopening Statement Cites Candidate Claims
The report details disputes over a reopening decision in which Ale Waters’ initiative is discussed and future contests are possible. Halliday denies supporting a rival slate and classes himself wrongly attributed, asserting misquotation and false remarks in the morning edition.
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Ale Waters Wintet
Halliday
Blume
Taylor denies announcing bid for state auditor
Assistant state Auditor Charles A Taylor says he has not announced candidacy for state auditor in 190e despite reports and notes in local papers. He cites friends and home county discussions as causing confusion and asserts no formal declaration has been made.
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Charles A. ‘Taylor
Sithougi
Nimce
Taylor
Tim
Muscine
Pratt County
River steamer John K Speed sinks after collision
New Orleans reports the stern wheel steamer John K Speed, en route from Cincinnati to New Orleans and due to arrive, sank at Belle Grove Plantation about 75 miles above New Orleans. Captain A C Haslett commanded the ship, owned by the Memphis New Orleans and Cincinnati Packet company. it was the largest freight boat in the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Nov
John K. Speed
Cincinnati
Belle Grove Plantation
Freiett
No Coal Famine Alert from Southwestern Fuel Co
An advertisement proclaims ample coal supplies including Tehigh Valley Pennsylvania Anthracite Arkansas Anthracite and Semianthracite, with special prices and delivery on order. The Southwestern Fuel Co at 63 Kansas Avenue offers prompt shipment in any quantity.
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Tehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Canon City
Weir City
Frontenac
Osage City
Osage County
Marcetine
Southwestern Fuel CO
Kansas Avenue
War Keeps Secretary From Kansas Agriculture Address
Last summer the Secretary of Culture wrote to Secretary Wilson of the Department of Agriculture to deliver an address before the Kansas State Board of Agriculture in January. Wilson replied he would be glad to but the war would keep him in Washington. Coburn renewed the invitation after the war ended and received a reply stating he would permit advertising.
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Culture
Wilson
Department of Agriture
Washington
Kansas State Board of Mericulture
Coburn
Wilcox
Undefined text about January events and meetings
Fragmentary note discusses attendance at events in January, mentions Holy spirit of the war, presidencies in the city, and desire to attend for personal enjoyment. References a sine board, swine breeders, poultry men, and a state convention. Mentions special rates for meetings and falls roods.
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Aimyever
Bock
Falls Roods
Hayes May Get Well After Being Shot in Topeka
William L Hayes recovered from a morning shooting by T M James and rode in an ambulance to Santa Fe hospital with no serious injuries and likely good odds of recovery if no complications arise. The Topeka mail wagons contract is troubled with government officials unhappy with service and contractor Phillips attempting arrangements with Mallory and Stouchian to relieve the contractor.
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T. M. James
Wiliam
Hayes
TM. James
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Post Office
Washburton
Phillips Tein Topeka
Madiory
Wavers
Lo C. Ry
Washington
Topeka Ari
Carrie
Efty Co
Teal
Mr. Houchins
Mallory
Stouchiaan
Br. Philips
Football at Athletic Park Wing Day in Washburn
Nov 24 event notes a 2 pm football game between Washburn and Ottawa, billed as two strongest teams in the west. Travel details mention returning on the 24th and train times, with emphasis on the matchup and homecoming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Ara
Ottawa
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