Federal court weighs appointing counsel in civil suit
A Kansas City attorney filed a suit in the United States circuit court asking the court to appoint an attorney for poor plaintiffs in a land dispute over Ottawa county Kansas. The plaintiffs claim poverty and request court appointed counsel, noting civil practice has no established precedent like criminal cases. The issue sparks anticipation as the court weighs precedent and possible outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
J. A. Smith
Kansas City
H. B Cronkhite
Bmulinda W. Cronkhite
Inde- Pendend
E.R. Rees
J. B.tomlinson
Morris Sharp
Sharp
Ottawa County
Kan- Bus
Eee
Helens
Mont. Ct
United States
McIntyre
Helena
Real Estate Transfers and Notices from Local Additions
Real estate transfers listed include Iram Twaddle to Ray Stephenson for 850, Jot 412 Morris avenue Stilson and Hormmen's addition. NB Campbell to Mary A Campbell for 31000 with multiple lots on Fillmore Street and Western Avenue. HL Heald to A W Sage. Wm H Fisher to G L Stitt and wife for 2NG lot 119 Locust Street Veale's addition. BH Davis to Mary O mee for 1788 on Fillmore Street Young's addition. M A Crawford to G W Clark for 7708 part lots 354 and Ms Ty Street. Selover to Benj Barnum for 2850 Tot 5548 Hanae Avenue Ritchie’s addition. Melissa Kidney to Joan Hoesen for 600 lot 47 Chandler Street Klein's addition. Vermont Living Investment Co to Cyrus J and Nellie Birget for 174%, lot 2 and part of it Clay Street Harvey's subdivision. J Thomas to Lillie RH Adama for 1 dollar. J E Griest to lot 447 and street Prospect Call 5 Lake account Baptist Young People's Chris Union tickets on sale Oct 1 to 18 good to return Oct 21.
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M. A Crawford
G. W. Clark
Ms Tystreet
Selover
Benj. Barnum
Hanae Avenue
Ritchie
Melissa Kidney
Joan Hoesen
Chandler Street
Kiein
Vermont Livings Investment Co
Cyrus J
Nellie Birget
Village Postmaster at Crawford Pleases crowded audience
The Village Postmaster presented at Crawford drew a packed house. Eugene Powers as Ebenezer Todd impressed, Florence Farr as Mary Borden stood out among a skilled cast. The play featured old time Yankee jokes, a threshing machine scene, and a dramatic rescue that kept patrons engaged.
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Crawford
Archie Hoyd
Seth Huggins
Eugene Powers
Old
New England
Mr. Boyd
Harry Brooka
Ebenezer Todd
Anguin Russell
Miranda Huggins
Florence
Sara
Miss Farr
Mary Borden
Brinsley Shaw
John Harper
Robert Kelly
Grimes
Wil
Anti Lottery Law Applies to Church Fairs Declares Opinion
A Kansan clergyman aided by Assistant Attorney General Clayton holds that the states anti lottery statute covers church fairs and funds raised by lotteries. In Des Moines, Congress Hull, sick with bowel inflammation, was reported no better by his physician at home.
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Clayton
Kansas
Tate
Des Moines
Congress Hull
Beauty Inde ed Old Design by Sculptor Neihaus
Description and designs reveal how the 188% model of grace was planned to attract attention. The article notes state officers strong on abandoning Ceres as the crown piece for the state house dome while revisiting past work on the same subject to glean perspective.
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Ceres
State House
Photostat Reproduces Model Description For Topeka Reader
Birt Nethaus presented the photostat and description to Mr. B S Brenan of Topeka. Through Brenan's kindness they are reproduced in the State Jour.
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Birt Nethaus
B.S Brenan
Topeka
Omaha Council Withdraws Reward For Pat Crowe
Omaha Neb Oct 16 The city council rescinded the reward of 26000 for Pat Crowe at the last meeting Chief of Police Donahue aims to meet Crowe surrender terms and has most conditions ready Judge Vonzenbaler will not bind himself to a bond offer saying he will treat Crowe like any other criminal and will not fix bonds in advance.
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Omaha
Pat Crowe
Neb
Donahue
Vonzenbaler
Crowe
Vonsenhaler
Design of Capitol Statue by Charles H Neihaus Highlighted
State capitol project details cite Charles H Neihaus as proposer of a dynamic Ceres statue for the dome. The description emphasizes activity over repose, decorative flair, and height driven somber mass, with notes on globe, grain wreaths, and floral festoons for the statue atop the 250 foot tower.
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State House
Charles H. Neihaus
Nethuide
Neihaus
Dewey Arch
Theapital
Nethaus
Ceres
Capitol
Sic
Cereste
John Stanton
Bond considerations in surrender timing discussed
The court notes that a defendant’s bond amount can be adjusted based on voluntary surrender. If the accused comes in willingly, this circumstance will be considered in fixing the bond. The remarks emphasize flexibility in response to surrender actions and their effect on bond decisions.
Good Coffee Maker Experience With the Berry Postum
A reader recalls severe health issues from coffee and heartburn relief after switching to Postum. They describe improved weight, health, and energy, noting their husband and four children also benefited and that they served Postum to guests without detection. The letter asks to keep their name private and mentions Burlington Town and Geren Co Ltd.
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Inter
Postum
Indy Uves
Burlington
Geren Co., Ltd
Bate Creek
Topeka Buzzes with Town News and Events
Local notes report Benedict and Austin visiting, bankers convention in Milwaukee, Pottle in Te-ke, G Pottle a Fourth district politician, law on pavement costs tallied, Washburn R U football, theatre at Crawford, fires, sewers, and local officials in Topeka and Salina, bishops at San Francisco refuse division, J Waldere Kirks and Hean Brummels sweaters to Washburn game,Copeland county railroad matters, Greek Louis Charonhas sues Marshal Stonestreet, National League payrolls, utility permits, Elks honor Pick Smith, Crawford drama appeals to youths, Winfield Workman launches, Knights of Columbus work, habeas corpus for James Bailey.
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ER. W. Benedict
A. Austin
Arkansas City
Opeiea
C. J. Rolfe
Topeka
E. E. Smith
Salina
Kansas Medics
St Marys
Crawford
G. Pottle
el Dorado
Te- Teka
Pottle
A. F. Robinson
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
N. M
Wal_ Thompson
McThompson
Washburn-K.u
Washburn Park
J. H. Lawson
R. H. McCade
Lawrence
McCabe
J.C. Farley
Hays City
Gill
Washburn
St. Joseph
Mulvane Building
First
Kansas Avenue
Crawford's
North Topeka
J. Waldere Kirks
Hean
J. W. Dean
United States
Ottawa County
Tomlinson
Leon
Kan
Nelson
Louis Charonhas
Marshal Stonestreet
Nick Young
Dick Cooley
W. A. Smith
Pick” Smith the Faherman
Ife
Topeka Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks No
Smith
Macres
Winfield Workman
M. B. Light
West
Cowley County
Redden
Denver
Knights of Columbus
Hutchinson
Supreme Court
Letter from Young Ladies Treasurer Endorses Lydia Pinkham
The Treasurer of the Young People s Christian Temperance Association warns of dangers of adolescence and urges young women to begin Lydia Pinkham s Vegetable Compound. The letter claims the remedy aids menstruation and irregularities, inviting readers to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice free of charge.
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The
Young People’s Christian Temperance Association
Miss Caine
Lydia
Pinkham
Nature
Pink
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BE
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Rohrer
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Charles Neihaus
Elizabeth Caine
Fond du Lac, Wis
Miss Elizabeth
Pencine
Alaini Fon —Iydia
E. Pinkham
Niitar
Lynn, Mnae
Wyckoff, Seamans & Binedict
6Th St
Bandas City
Macdownell
6Th Ave
Topeks
Chicago
Tulinoi# Central railroad
Themelves
BF. Ayer
Walter Luttgen
John W. Auchincloas
J.T. Harahan
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Peoria
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Mattoon
Evansville
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville
Demoss & Penwell
Quincy St. Topeka
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California Fig Syrup CO
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