Leland Denies Rumor of Candidacy for Pension Commissioner
Cyrus Leland, returning from Washington, denies rumors he will run for pension commissioner. He says he seeks only one job, representing Doniphon County in the legislature, and criticizes the spread of the charge while noting no evidence supports it. He mentions Lucile Pollock and comments on Judge Pollock's appointment.
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Pense
BO Ware
Fem Donighan
Cyrus Lent
Washington
Biboune
AmyRt
Ware
Leland
Deninbi County
Legiaietare
Lellind
Meehewelis
Svanerte Furs
Pollock
Poldov
Dave Wetmore
Luke Polloth
Jol
Mies
Lucile
Leland Suiveed
Kani City
Topeka
Malvane
James A. Troutman
Han
Ethias
Fire at Neosho Rapids and townwide damage
Fragmented report describes a fire at Neosho Rapids causing widespread destruction. Details mention Mulley Lumpitti and Carroll stores, with losses across the town including a church, a pipe crane project, and local residences. Widespread detentions and a social note reference to Topeka and Enid.
Washburns football team pictured amid court case chatter
A jumble of local items notes the Washburns football team photo, a murder trial for Mason in the district court next week, and a county jury venue decision. Also listed are a county fair stone crusher proposal, Shawnee Agricultural Society meeting, council race talk, a theater troupe passing through, a kitchen fire at the Ladies Exchange, mass tree loss on Washburn campus, and actor movements in Louisville and New York.
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Washburs
Mazon
Falr
Mason
Fred Tuteher
Gisteret
Shawnee Cmunty Hurticultural Society
Ladies’ Exchange
West Sixth Street
Washburn
Fitx
Robert Adeson
Soldiers of Fortune
Louisville
New York
Rangorm
Edwin Boendt
General Menuoea
Kansas City Star
Hujchinsor
Tom Anderson
Bir
Anidérion
Lisett
Taviined
Batt Mina Fay Tincher
Prince of Pilsen
Kanans City
Will
George Tincher
Pilsen
Tox
Pacific Seat
Kansas City
New Orleans
J. D. Tippin
East Fourth Street
Mr. Tippin
Quincy Street
Br. Tippin
Puerto Rico Parents Barred From Suing Railways
In a Topeka county court Judge Outhe ruled Puerto Rican residents cannot sue U S railroads in Kansas courts as Puerto Rico is not a U S territory. The suit, brought by Miguel and Emilio Fajardo over a fatal June Stilwell collision involving Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific trains, claims $10 000 for the death of Carlos M Pajardo. The case raises jurisdiction questions since plaintiffs are nonresidents.
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Paola
Thin County
Mlesouri Pacific
Atchbum, Topeka & Santa Fe
Puerto Akied
United Shires
Uke Uthur
United States
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Ottawa
Kommia City
Stilwell
Carlos M. Pajardo
Kansan University
New York
Tey
United Atom
Supreme Court of the United States
Puerto Rico
Sheldon
Jurisdictional Question on Dismissal Without Prejudice
A judge dismissed the action without prejudice after motions by the Fajardos and the Lipen attorney, with plans to file anew to avoid jurisdictional issues. The Pajares may remove to another forum to pursue their claim, as indicated by the court’s action.
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Lipen
Fajardos
Piet Sintes
Minve
Gourta
North West Kansas Teachers meet in Norton convention
The North West Kansas Teachers association held its fourteenth annual convention in Norton on November 20 with about five hundred teachers from Uxeter, Norton and surrounding districts attending. The program included addresses by officials and educators, round-table discussions on high schools and district schools, papers by Norton and Colby educators, and an evening lecture by J Benjamin Andrews of the University of Nebraska.
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Norton
Kas
Kanas Teachers Association
Uxé
Handeemer
Seine
Goodland
Sherman County
V. Mallory
Association
R. K. Richmond
Mankats
B Hinsdell
R. J. Mueller
Hoxie
Ida E. Stein
Norton High School
H. de Area
W. 15
Ray
Laura Branson
Werretary
Brown
Stockton
Meormick
Phillipsbore
Phinney
Mankato
Baker
Long Inland
Stull
Hill Cite
Thompson
Kormeka
Harick
Plainville
Hooper
Smith Center
Busta
Gberlin
Arthur
Logan
Mikt
Dhaiirman
Bertha Showaller
Colby
Frank J. Price
Atwood
Ernest Nelson
A. WV. Hedges
Norcatur
H. Turner
D. O. Hemphill
Maud Shockey
Addie Wheatley
Opera House
J. Binjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
Mabel Foley
C. D. Jones
Columbus Borin
Oberlin
A. 5. Haworth
J. N. Wilkinson
State Normal School
Dayham
Bosra
Rooke Munky
Thastey
Jephurl
Chevenne
Celia
Seth Courts
Ghocin
Attorney General to Review Boodle Evidence in Kansas City
Attorney General Coleman travels to Kansas City Kansas to review evidence gathered by the citizens committee in boodle matters. The Wyandotte county grand jury meets next Monday to hear the evidence, with possible venue changes and delays in the Dewey murder case in Cheyenne county. Coleman plans to send Assistant Attorney General Pestana to Cheyenne. a jury issue and possible continuance loom over next term.
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Coleman
Kansas City
Kan
Citizens’ Committee
Wyandote County Grand Jury
Citizens' Committee
Wiald
Chauncey Dewey
W. J. McBride
Clyde Wilton
Berrys
Cheyonde County
Maondsy
Wyandotte County
Abdaatt
Pestana
Dewey
Cheyenne
Geneva
Cheyenne County
White Ribbon Remedy Hailed By Women’s Christian Task Force
A callout advertises a cure named White Ribbon Remedy claimed to render intoxicants tasteless when added to drinks and foods. It is attributed to a Miss. and promoted by women’s groups with supposed endorsements and agents listed, urging use to prevent intoxication.
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Aay
Wolbin
Amy
Macy
White Ribbon Remedy
Ube
Jeeray
Gtink Cure
Christian Tom Pana
Eve Pie
Triagen
Apera
Raltsiaey
Kaetet Tweiortman
Eaneus Ave
Santa Fe Office Noted Poor Handling of Passenger Hold Request
Roy Johnson, Santa Fe traffic manager, received a telegram from Matt Smith of The Hooligan Theatrical Co asking that a Cofferville to Cherryvale passenger train be held until 1100 p.m. on December 7 so the company could connect with a Cherryvale to Solumbum train. Smith’s request risked delaying an early train by ten minutes, and Johnson notes the line often does not take such requests seriously.
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Santa Fe
Roy Johnson
Santa Pe
Matt Smith
Mie Ily
Smith
Firemen Ball and Concert Highlight Minneapolis Night
In Minneapolis Kansas on November 20 the firemen held a ball at the opera house with music by Clarence Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. Cowley. The Mozart trio from Lindabors college performed Friday to a small crowd. The Minneapolis football team lost to Smith Center at the Smith Center fair grounds. final score Smith Center 6 Minneapolis 5 after a tense first half and a late drive halted by crowd control issues.
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Minneapolis
Kan
Opera House
Clarence Shaw
Smith Center Fair Grounds
Smith Center
Smith
Lawsuit Over Injury From Pipe Assault Seeks Damages
In Wichita a suit by a minor through his next friend Witt Cole against Dr. G W Barnett claims an assault on November 2 with a cas pipe causing a broken left arm. The petition seeks 5000 actual damages 100 punitive 200 physician fees and 500 for pain and lawyers fees. Also reported a Paola item: Mrs W Ly Crockett husked thirty bushels of corn in one day earning $3.
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Wichita
Nan
Nervert Cole
Witt, Cole
G. W. Barnett
Paola
Kan
W. Ly Crockett
Haps
Kansas Jayhankers Banquet Hosts University Guests
Bacquet for Jayhankers Lawrence Kan Nov 30 The members of the football team of the University of Kansas were guests at a banquet given by the Merchants Athletic association This post season event is eagerly anticipated Speeches closed the spread with Coach Weeks Captain Brummagy Bert Pooler Dean J W Green and other school members plus several businessmen The Chetepa Advance Sold Chetepa Nov 20 W F Hazen sold the Chetepa Advance last Saturday to T P Jones for 3000 cash Jones is from Tulsa formerly in Indiana He will senate with his brother L F H Jones ex county attorney of Rice County Kan They will remain Republican Jones takes possession January 1 Hazen announced no further plans
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Jayhankers
Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Merchants' Athletic Association
Weeks
Brummagy
Bert Pooler
Dean
W. Green
Chetepa
W. PF. Hazen
Chetepa Advance
T. P. Jones
Jones
Tulsa
Tennilinll
Indiana
Senate
L. F H. Jones
Tormey
Rice County
Mer. Jones
Hazen Baw Pot
Reorganization Committee Meets for Denver and Southwestern
In New York on November 30 the reorganiza tion committee of the Denver and Southwestern railroad met in the city to discuss restructuring efforts and await further instructions.
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Reorganiaea Railroad
New York
Denver & South- Weestern Wustroad
Clark murder case yields 21 year sentence in Washington
In Washington Kansas on November 3 a motion for a new trial in the Clark murder case was argued. Judge Alexander overruled the motion and sentenced Clark to twenty one years in the penitentiary. Thomas and Samuel Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Washington
Kan
Alexander
Thomas and
Samuel Clark
Oil Strike and Sentencing Report from Galena Area
A Galena zinc region oil strike reported one and a half miles south of Galena with gas and fire indications after rock fractures at depth. Separately, a man named Owen Mastin was killed last April leading to a sentence of five years in the penitentiary, with details citing age and role in the incident. A Kansas City party formed a company to prospect the area, while The Bachelor 102 cigar promotion appears in local notices.
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Owen Mastin
Nis
Lsat
Tris
Samuel
Galena Zinc
Galena
Theapher
Kansas City
Poin
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Lucile Pollock
Neosho Rapids
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