Lodge trial for Kistler in North Topeka lodge case
A committee of the judge investigates charges against Torrent Willan Kintler related to obligations within AOUW No 331 of North Topeka. If found guilty, penalties will be set after hearings and arguments from both sides. The case centers on alleged involvement with Warren in a scheme affecting a city appointment. The proceedings include testimonies about Warren’s endorsements and alleged attempts to influence the weighmaster position.
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Willan Kintler
U. W
Northopeka
Kinder
W & Warren
Warren-Twilcott
Kistler
Welr
Mill
Eee
W. B. ‘Terrenhe’ Delonge
Local Court Convicts Warren After Police Court Fight
Elliott kept one bottle and Hint Ter the other. Kistler's Wattle was taken home and deposited in this trunk and later used in evidence. Warren, arrested, declined to fight the case. In police court he was convicted. Subpoenaed witnesses by the press included Milton Bickel, Jake Mott, William Kistler, and David Gordon. only Kistler and Gordon testified. The others were deemed hostile. The same men had testified for Kistler before the committee of the A OE W, though not members of the order.
Government Condemned Action on Burgharian Case
The government pledges further steps to pressure Hungary and the United States, while officials caution against public discussion of Slow Stone’s campaign. If measures fail, ransom payment may be required and Eddy holds a pivotal role in rallying this influence. The State Department declines to confirm details and has not been informed of any extension of Miss Stone’s ransom deadline.
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United States
Eddy
State Department
Slow Stone
Bole
Miss Stone
Double Hanging in Philadelphia Over Murder at University
Henry Ivory and Charles Perry were hanged at 10:06 p.m. for the murder of Prof. Roy W White of the University of Pennsylvania. The crime involved a late-night robbery on West Philadelphia streets. investigations led to multiple arrests, including Ivory and Perry, with confessions and related trials. Stirling faced separate trial and awaits sentence after being convicted of murder in the first degree.
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Philadelphia
Henry Ivory
Charles Perry
White
Roy Wilson White
Law Department
University of Pennsylvania
West Philadelphia
Iron Bolt
Thi City
Gator Charles Perry
Witt
Amon Surg
High Treason Charge Against Former Johannesburg Governor
London reports Dr Krause former governor of Johannesburg charged with high treason and incitement to surrender. Extradition court at Bow Street heard the case. Alleged act follows surrender of Johannesburg officials and pursuit of arms and money transfers.
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Johannesburg
London
Krause
Pretoria
Europe
Missing Dawson Man Seeks Return to Family
Denver readers report a letter from a missing Dawson man dated Beaumont Texas. He says he will arrive in Denver soon en route to California to join his family in Lancaster credits his leaving Soataire to mental and physical collapse. He recalls only wanting to find peace and rest.
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Denver
Colo
Mee
Lancaster
Beaumont
Tex
California
Hhis Fally
Soataire
Quint
Doctors Press City for Funded Retrenchment in Shawnee
The Shawnee County Medical Society urged the city council to fund the health department, exposing sanitary expenditures. Mayors and councilmen debated retrenchment, with Mayor Hughes seeking discharge of two sanitary policemen to save about 100 a month. Councilman Swendson delivered elaborate resolutions praising reform while several measures moved forward, including hospital investigations and street maintenance. one road-traffic ordinance was tabled.
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State Journal
Sanitary Department
Shawnee County Medical Society
Medical Society
Board of Health
Counel
B.D. Eastman
Minney
Lindsny
Macurhey
Bate
Tramoe
Ely
Highes
Board of Hearth
Sounell
Swendson
Ingalls
Beveridge
Burton
Longfellow
Hiawatha
Reolution No. 1
Pest House
McKinley Park
Cousell
Hughes
C. A. Gott
Henry Carpenter
J. R. McHirey
Topeka Council Debates Public Works and Debts
The Topeka council discussed street excavation bond requirements, a $11.50 overdue bill for Policeman A H Henderson, and filing two ward petitions for a park district east of Shunganunga creek. Debates covered the Santa Fe shop land fund, Bergundthal’s $10,000 offer to the Commercial club, and audit provisions for the shop land committee. The city authorized payment of an old bill and facedH V Hinckley’s demand for $2,200 waterworks fees with most of the balance assigned to Merchants National Bank.
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Shunganunga Creek
Fo Park
East Eighth
Lawrence Street
Nn Oe
Limestreet, Carpenter & Pretz, Grocers
A. H. Henderson
Felice C. A. Cooper
W. & Bergundthal
Commercial Club
Shop Land Fund
Bergundthal
Shop Land
Hergundthal
H. V. Hinckley
Merchants National Bank
Hinckley
Western rail rates extend to Kansas City and Chicago
Low round trip fares from Buffalo to Chicago apply for residents west of Chicago to the Missouri river. Tickets will be sold on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays until the exposition ends. Western passenger agents will announce the one fare round trip from western points to Buffalo, added to the 36 fare to Pan American city. Also notes new corporate charters in Kansas City area, including public accountants, electric railway, and Atmore Telephone ventures, plus completion of the Canadian River Bridge on Rock Island line near New Mexico with a $500,000 cost.
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Buffalo
Kansas City
Chicago
Missouri River
Association of Kansas Public Accounti
Kan
Charles Bowett
Kas
Clelland Messerve
Emporia
A. J. Applegate
Wichita
C. E. Lowe
Winfield
W. A. Madaris
Ottawa
Rock Island
New Mexico
Liberal
el Paso
Spreckels Robbed at San Francisco Residence
Burglars entered the Spreckels home at Clay Street and Van Ness Avenue last evening while the family dined. They forced a rear window, went upstairs, and took jewelry valued at about 800 dollars before being discovered late at night.
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San Francisco
Claus Spreckles
Clay Street
van Ness Avenue
Connecticut Votes for Constitutional Convention Carries Big
Connecticut voters approved a constitutional convention by a large majority and backed amendments. They also favored changes in senate representation and local town results showing Republicans winning 112 towns to Democrats 42, with seven towns undecided. Robert Simmons seeks final naturalization in Brooklyn. born in Australia, first papers filed in New Orleans three years ago.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Democraty
New Xorx
Cet
Robert Sizsimmons
Broolyn
Australia
New Orleans
Tokyo Market Report Echoes Mixed Wheat Influence
Chicago markets show dull trade in wheat with December futures slightly lower and a cautious tone across grains. Corn and oats opened mixed while livestock receipts press cattle and hog prices higher or lower depending on region, with Kansas City and Minneapolis/Duluth noting varied demand and firmer to weaker tones.
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Liverpool
Faris
Loch
Minneapolis
Duluth
Eris
Asc
Oats -Oatt
Fresais
Angers
Market Summary and Wheat Corn Receipts Report
Kansas City grain outlook shows No. 2 white and No. 1 northern hog receipts and a corn dearth noted. Liverpool cables report steady wheat and corn prices with 400 car arrivals in the Northwest region. New York stock letters discuss market fluctuations, covering large positions in Atchison and Union Pacific amid a cautious trading day.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Omaha
Hago
Cate
Morrow
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LODGE
Wm. Histler
North Topeka
E. Warren
Howe
Norris Street
Warren
Feta Party
GAR
Nori Topeks
J. i Elliott
Tile
Bie
Wynor
David Gordon
Evie
Ktatlee
Werren
Dawson
Texas
City Board of Health
Santa Fe
Wighth Street
Quincy
Roy Daniels
Daniels
Elctrié
John Paterson
James Harris
George O'Neill
H B Holman
C.D. Moss
M. Ro Mitchell
H. Martin
H. J. Atkire
P. Davis
FG. Lagerstrom
Committee On Ways and Meikns
Mary McCarter
Hepjamin McCarter
Peter
Ay Hale
Geo. Bass
Eeee Cook
Diet
Es Goodwin
A. J. Westen
G. G. Coffman
Eort
A Seitteriens
Clements CO
Kan. Ave
Ers
Twenty-third Regiment
George Washington Jackson
Postal ‘Telegraph Company
Daughters of the American Rev
Topeka
McKinsey
Sugar King
Chioneo
Jonike
Entive Erik
Wentern Imaive
A. Shy Oo
Kanes City
Seeainie
Prbanel Ty
A. G. Ceedwin
Commison
Kansas Eye
New York
J. B. Gail
Commiasia Ahuin
West Sixth Street
Christie Grain and Stock Co
Wall Street
Atchison Conan Mock
Parchawer
Joneon
Union Pacific
Atchison
Union
Pacific
Ste
Lake Farie
Lowe
Americas
Reene
Rota
Atorks
Conecy Fk
Abengalong
Eales Vt
Geenon
Pace
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