Marion County to Receive Judgeship Amid Appointments
Governor Bailey announced district judge appointments across multiple districts. Dickerson of Marion, related to E W Hoch, is named to succeed Tudee O. Moore in the Exebth district, while other selections include Gebsart for the Thirtieth district, and Winober for the Ninth district. The Marion choice follows calls by the Marion county Republican delegation and notes rotation in the district. The governor defended the selection as based on merit, not familial ties, and indicated other nominees remain announced.
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Moore
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Dickinson
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Cedudensa
Jackson
Jefferson
McCebe Moore
Hansa City
Winober
Kansas City
Treaty-ninth Judicial District
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Court of Pommon Pleas
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Tere
Ee Saesen J. ‘T. Theker
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Mmierson
Wy Hoch
Martin
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Marion County
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Talley Tae
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Hay
Hoch
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Rosehot
Tate
Marton
Marto
Rica
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Crane
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Botton
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Halt
Calie Moore
Vane
Seeges
Capper Auto Problems After Quiet Test Drive
A report from Kuters Avenue describes a fault during a test ride when a vehicle swerved and caused the driver to seek assistance. Capper, the owner, explained the incident and noted a prompt call for help followed by further examination.
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Kuters
Capper
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Seaea
Genuine Kansas Weather Forecast Promises Several Warm Days
Forecaster predicts continued mild spell for a few days with warmer conditions in the forecast. Northern and western regions may see modest highs as computerized readings suggest approaching warmth. No frost noted as observed temperatures rise through the day with readings around midmorning.
Mystery move in Korea Deepens as troops reported
ENTER KOREA Yokohama Oct 27 Mysterious move murite of Huseiant in Korea continue to be reported A detachment of 20 Rus nian trovet is said to have crowed the river Tumf into Korea and another con tingent of 49 Hussians appeared at Wik on Friday 1ist and subsequently retired The newspapers here regard the situ ation a being camier and believe that Baron de Rosen the Russian minister and Foreign Minister Komura are nearer to reaching it agreement Following the announcement made there Yesterday that the Korean government had protested against the Russian fortification of Yongampho on the Xalu river official advices received at my naval Government s as the fortification of Yongar po would be an infringement on Korean par al forces in the Pacific
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Baron de Rosen
Komura
Yongampho
Xalu
Yongarpo
Pacific
Miss Tutcher Ousted Amid State House Turmoil
Miss Tutcher, a longtime stenographer in the Office of the Superintendent, was dismissed after an absence and a shift in staff amid a tragedy in Hutchison. Superintendent Dayhoff defended the change, citing strict rules and the need to fill the position with Miss Harberson, who was assigned the role after Tutcher’s absence. The incident follows a fatal attack on Frei Titehm and ongoing scrutiny of Dayhoff’s management.
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Eens & Daghal
Teusly Harberson
Hutchison
Fitcher
Frei Titehm
Bron
Abe
Maper Intendent
Tucker
Sam Vary
Dashom
Demilen
Mien Harberson
Fis ‘Tutcher
Mins Harberson
Tutcher
Laura Payne
Miss Tutcher
Miss Payne
Mrr. Daybolt
State House
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Frank Neleas
Bryan puts off trip to Huron after court decision
New Haven Oct 7 William T Bryan said he postponed his trip to Huron and would not leave New York tomorrow. He declined to set definite plans, saying the court had not yet announced its Berssats will case decision and a week or more might pass before publication of the ruling.
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New Haven
Conn
William Tebryan
Huron
New York
Juder Cleveland
Blind man James Jordan judged in nephhete court
James Jordan, a blind Black man, was adjudged insane in the nephhete court this morning. His parents cared for him until a few years ago when his father and then Commissioner Hale took over guardianship. His blind son and future housing arrangements were noted in the proceedings.
Women Wept At End Of Harangue At Madison Square Garden
At Madison Square Garden a contentious public address ended with women crying as the speaker concluded his long, forceful oration. The scene reflected heated reactions among attendees amid a charged political moment.
Dowle Reveals Hidden Turkish of Dowle Life at Madison Square
John Alexander Dowle, in a tearful address at Madison Square Garden, claimed he is not John Murray Dowie's son but the offspring of a British army officer. He read letters said to expose a blackmail plot and recounted his discovery that his mother had married under pressure to conceal her birth. Dowle denounced the press for publishing distorted extracts and praised his mother while calling for mercy on newspapers.
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John Alexander Dowle
Maddison Square Garden
John Murray Dowls
jBerex
Iowa
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Boston
Froen
Witkel Min
Amin
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Hich
Overseer V. V. Barnes
Aidze
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Zion
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Australa
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Wind
Taother
John Murmis
United Kingdom
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Cral
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Rim
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Solomon
Chase of £760000 thief spans continents ends in Chicago
Chicago Oct 27 The Triune reports John Morrison assistant cashier at Northampton Bank of London defrauded over 760000. After a months long chase across two continents with Scotland Yard detective Edward Weston Morrison, using aliases, was captured in Chicago and agreed to return to England without extradition.
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Boston
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Ohio
England
Prisoners to be sent to penitentiary or reform school
Fifteen county jail inmates face transfer to state penitentiary or reform school at Hutchinson. Names include Franke Jordan Frank Ferguson Frank Weatherly Henry Taylor James Bradford Fate Russell Anthony Peacher W. E. Burke Len Williams Tom Davis John Jordan Claude Smith Tob Farnett Smoke Williams Kart Pelitz with sentences ranging from three to four years and indeterminate terms. Reformary cases depend on good behavior. Armor contract awarded to Glidvain Steel. Bethlehem and Carnegie win remaining bids.
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Topelos
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Frank Ferguson
Elon
Frank Weatherly
Henry Taylor
James Bradford
Fate Russell
Anthony Peacher
W. E. Burke
Reformatory
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Tom Davis
John Jordan
Robert
Claude Smith
Tob Farnett
Mississippi levee convention opens with grand New Orleans ceremony
The Mississippi Levee Convention opened in New Orleans with cannon salutes and a large turnout. Governors, senators, railroad presidents, and state representatives attended, while telegraphs from 25 states offered support. President Charles cot of the Interstate Mississippi Improvement and Levee association presided, and ex governor Stannara was named temporary chairman.
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Minissippi Valley
Charles Cot
Interstate Mississippi Improvement and Lever Association
Congress
Stuyvesant Fish
Micacis Central
Winchell
Rock Island
Texas & Southern Pacific
Rumor Sparks Run On Mississippi Valley Trust Bank
In St Louis Missouri a run began today on the Mississippi Valley Trust Company as depositors rushed to withdraw funds. Second Vice President John D Davis sought to reassure clients, noting rumors of a scandal had caused concern but asserting the bank is perfectly safe and urging those with confidence to keep their deposits.
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Mississippi Valley Truss Company
DUT AK Fust
John D. Davis
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Eclerks
Dowie Attacks Mrs Eddy At Madison Square Meeting
New York dispatch reports in the early service at Madison Square Garden Dowie attacking Christian Science founder Mary Baker Eddy. He claimed few converts, noted about 400000 homes visited, and announced a baptism may occur this week. He ridiculed Eddy and her book, saying it undermines Christian truth and human veracity.
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Madison Square
Dowie
Eddy
Actin
City figures overhauling Good’s fee billing delays
A local dispute centers on fees owed to Good. Police Judge Hamilton has long reviewed charges as a courtesy, without direct authority. He requests formal council instructions to continue checks, amid possible council resistance, risking another month’s wait for payment.
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Prize Fight Raid Targets Prisoners in Clark Street Stop
Chinese report notes a raid at a prize fight on Clark Street on October 27. Ninety prisoners were captured, most of them tallang, and a stampede caused spectators to flee. Michael Gerry is referenced with scant detail.
Concealed trenches mark Fort Riley maneuver clash
At Fort Riley on October 27, a simulated attack by General Carr with nine infantry regiments two cavalry regiments and four batteries failed to seize a position. Defenders led by Major Leach and Colonel Loughrough concealed trenches 290 yards away making them invisible to the attackers.
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Knights of Columbus Hold Banquet at Emporia Meeting
Knights of Columbus in Emporia hosted a banquet after conferring second and third degrees. About 280 lodge members and out of town knights attended with toasts from clergy judges and civic leaders. Grand Knight Breen served as toastmaster, and Mrs. Sinclair of Emporia gave a surprise solo.
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Topeka
P. J. Monighan Afi
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Father Austin
Strong City
Raymond
St Paul
Kaw
Dennis Madden
Colorel Whitley
McDonald
Thomas Byrnes
Knnleht Gibbons
Liquid Fuel Board Report Promised as Public Interest Grows
Washington October 27 The annual report of Rear Admiral W Rea chief of the bureau of steam engineering for the fiscal year ended late 30 last Ayn and the forthcoming board's findings are expected to be of great interest to the manufacturing maritime and naval world. It urges extended investigation and training for junior line officers assistants to naval inspectors of material at various yards and outlines proposed yard improvements and tool and plant needs with estimated costs including twenty five thousand at Charleston and other facility upgrades nationwide.
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Bureau of Steam Engineering
Mauid Tel Board
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Puget Sound
Key West
Pensacola
Ope
Charleston
Freight wreck on Denver Rio Grande buries four workers
Air failure caused a collision between the rear of a freight train and the preceding section on a Denver Rio Grande line. Four men were buried under wreckage. three died instantly. The dead include Samuel Brown, engineer, and Henry Simmons and John Malctiey, brakemen. Injured Henry Fitzsimmons suffered arm and leg injuries and body bruises.
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Rio Grande
Samuel Brown
Henry Simmons
John Malctiey
Henry Fitzsimmons
Doukhobors in Swan Lake Row Killings Shock Chicago
A telegram from Winnilee Millitonaway reports a fatal family dispute among Doukhobors at a Swan Lake colony. Peter Vernet, claimed Christ, ordered followers to enact doctrine, resulting in three deaths and a fatally wounded member. Posts prior religious tensions included dress and leadership splits.
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Trbun Fron Winnlee
Millitonaway
Peter
Paris academy announces prizes for science work
The academy today announced several prizes at the Sorbonne laboratory to settle disputes between groups at Ayhapton. One prize of 1.60 and another of 3.00 were set for the most remarkable scientific work by researchers including Dr Boum Grim and Pasteur De. Boys 108 is mentioned in relation to the effort.
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Armenian Revolutionary Society President fatally harmed
The President of the Armenian Revolutionary Society was fatally harmed after being struck by an assassin in a London suburb. Police investigations follow as authorities seek the attacker and any motive behind the attack.
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Armenian revolutionary leader shot in London suburb
Sagaiel Sagowal president of the Armenian revolutionary society in London was murdered near Newhead. Four shots fired as he entered his residence, heart struck last. a foreigner suspect fled with a silver revolver. The feud among Armenian factions deepens as the group’s wealth funded charity yet faces calls for violent action.
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Sagaiel Sagowal
Armenian Revolutionary Society
Newhead
Mnit
Sagouni
Switzerland
Acros
New York
Wald
Exigland
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Tage
Boston
Youns
Armenia
America
Hue
Ganda
Kergurian
Aan Offiger
Sociailat
Wing
Prisoners Freed From County Jail In Wichita
A fragmentary report from Wichita Kansas dated October 17 notes Hulpi and two Mira federal prisoners, convicted of a crime, escaping confinement and being recaptured or restrained. The text is damaged and partially illegible.
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Ken
Hulpi
Tow Mira
Arbitration set to resolve major league controversy
Colorady Pam std and Western league magnates announce arbitration over the American Association Western league statue dispute. Howard C. Griffiths chairs the board, with Hague naming a second member. Decision expected within ten days, then settlement soon after.
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Pam Std
ST Mamis
S. F Burns
D.C. Packard
American Association
Howard C. Griffiths
Jersey
Hague
Weiting
Glass by Machine Patent Granted for Dew and Sate Sings
Viennese report describes Vinelas Or. 74-vmrpes K. Eire receiving patent for a machine to produce dew and sate sings by compressed air. The device uses molten fel to form a mold and presses a Ge heave all presse mechanism to shape the final product.
Record set for largest attorney fees in quarter
City court reports the record high attorney fees collected in a single quarter amid court activity. The county attorney's office notes a substantial total, surpassing previous quarters, with figures indicating a peak amount reached during the period described.
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