Jointists Free After Court Ruling On Evidence Rules
Judge Hazen follows Supreme Court in restricting testimony except evidence tied to the warrant and what officers found. Prosecution allowed limited testimony on discovery while excluding broader statements about joint wine and place. City Attorney Spencer criticizes rulings as misapplied while jury returns a verdict in the case of Lars Stevens, colored, charged with selling liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleies
Spencer
Fletrict
Mpremne
Siprense
Huser
Supreme Court
Lars Stevens
Uewer
Minitaking
Mulanewt
East Firet Stron
Jidare Hasen
Anne Libeeti¢E
Hexen
Judes Hames
Rliy
Weiner
Newport
Tee
Tillie
Inet Tay Supreme Cour
Muprense
Anak
Eal
sinaLnet
Spierney Moor
Earthquake Shocks City Prompting Treaty Talks
Residents report yesterday afternoon seismic movement accompanied by heavy rumbling. The tremor appeared to travel from the crash to the north and lasted several moments, unsettling locals as officials await developments on the Panums faan situation and treaty status at midnight.
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Alindisary
Weather Forecast For Katinas Region Today
General warm conditions prevail with sun and cloud patches. A cooler shift is expected by Wednesday with a northwest breeze along the coast. Temperatures ranged from mid forties to mid sixties across districts with light south winds around midday.
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Eee
Katinas Dant Gut
Gees
Chaat
Bulte
Kareemis
Miscourt
Concentia
Manhattan
Toon
Welock
Miles Ean
Gibbons Returns Amid New York Greeting
Cardinal Gibbons arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Groze, greeted by a Baltimore priestly delegation led by Rev. Dr. J B Stafford, Rev. A Singleton, and A Tibbetts. He will stay in Brooklyn then proceed to Hoboken and Brooklyn, praising Pope Pius X and downplaying any anticipated changes in American church administration. The cardinal described a strong American reception and discussed Vatican plans for the St Louis exposition.
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New York
Gib- Hote
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grozee
Baltimore
DB. J. Stafford
Washington
A. Singleton
A. Tibbete
Battimmore
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Mrafirby
Brooklyn
Tibbett
Welcnome
Hoboken
Gibbonn
Frooklyn
Pius X
Pius
Mev
Merry Dl
St Louis
Vatican
Loulriana Purchase
Continent
Madison Too Shrewd Hantings Neb Sept 22
The search for Thomas Madison the alleged Kansas slayer has been abandoned by posses from Nebraska and Kansas. Sheriffs in the two states are said to be still engaged but their whereabouts are unknown. A former farmer claimed to have seen Madison in the Shickley area Monday afternoon. He was in a corn field and rode away on a horse, one of two stolen last Friday.
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Hantings
Thomas Madison
Kansas
Nebraska
Kanakas
Ter
Seth County
Kanans
Nord Harris
Madison
Marina
Dr Cornwell Preliminary Hearing Over Bad Check Case
The preliminary hearing in Emporis Sept 22 heard Dr Cornwell charged with beating M Wilkite out of 165 via a bogus check. The defense claims the check was given in good faith by another person and not forged, with questions about Dr Cornwell’s identity.
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Cornwell
Emporis
Kes
M. Wilkite
Mr. Withite
Dr. Cornell
Constitutional amendment mess disrupts state printer recall
A lengthy legislative dispute centers on a state printer amendment and a disputed resolution record. Questions arise over the Senate and House journals, with officials uncertain if the measure was properly published in the statute book. If not published, the amendment could fail or trigger court action to compel publication, potentially leaving Clark as state printer until 1907.
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C. Clemens
George A. Clark
Clemens
Bnex
Clark
Gntit Iwi
Senate
Menute
Kennedy
W. P. Blaxon
House
Maxon
House Journal
Courtenay
Cyrus Leland
Tceurret
Secretary of State
Holt
Burrow
Meindamustim
Supreme Court
Hue
E. W. Hoch
Hoch
Chirk
Kennedy pushes resolution on state printer and bank plans
Senator Kennedy recalls drafting the resolution with secretive input from Tom Wiseman and notes that it passed after a House-committee move by Sam Hale. He worries journal errors may bury the outcome, hints at a new Farmers National Bank in Burlington with unspecified capitalization.
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JA. Kennedy
Tom Wiseman
Senate
Wiseman
Corse Clark
Leland
Batley
Albaugh
Hanna
Sam Hale
Senate Journal
Kennedy
Burlington
Farmers’ National Bank
Leach Elected Manager at Washburn Football Meet
Washburn College elected Prank Leach as manager at the athletic board meeting on Monday night. Summer Pretey was a nominee but withdrew. Leach’s experience and school ties are cited as key for guiding the season. Washburn plans a Finanrially acceptable schedule with veterans returning and several new players. Coach Kennedy has left for the Bee after the recent team issues, and the first game is set for Topeka against Fort Riley soldiers.
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Leach
Washburn College
Eal
Prank Leach
Athletic Board
Bay
Wandburn
Washburn
Lmst
Kennedy
HB. Ward
Republic
Fort Tiley
Comtestian
Cloud County
Wilson Named to Fill Wichita Eighteenth District Vacancy
Governor Bulley appointed C. Wilton, present probate judge, to the Wichita Eighteenth District seat. The appointee will serve by appointment until the November 1924 election when a judicial contest will be held. The bid included T. C. Wilson and John W Adams as leading contenders with support from Murdock, the Wichita bar, and Kane Colorado investigators mentioned among others.
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Bulley
Weles
Sedgwick
C. Wilton
Wilson
Jude
Emade
Bailey
Weil Bae
Meir Stecescore
Sedgewick
T. C. Wihwn
Adams
Prediction of a split over Union No. 2 at iron workers meet
Katmas City report notes Barssel Parks predicts a split if credentials committee does not recognize Union No. 2 of New York. He vows to walk out with supporters and return to New York to resume a local 5,000 member unit. President Buchanan’s re election bid hinges on the committee’s action.
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Katmas City
Parks
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Union No
New York City
Buchanan
Mr. Parks
New York
Hhis
Pasks
Ottawa Libel Suit in Franklin County Court
The Ottawa libel case against BJ Sheridan editor of the Paola Spirit was continued due to witness absence. State witnesses Dr Vincent and editor Greanson testified. defense argued the disputed Paola Spirit editorial accusing H J Allen of pork contracts. Trial adjourned after closing defense, with arguments to resume next day.
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Ottawa
Kan
BJ. Sheridan
Paola Spirit
Tor Pearing
FR. Vincent
Vincent
Hr. Allen
Wean
Paola
Judas Smart
Kelly
State Board of Charities
Allen
WD. Greanon
Oneainmt Republican
Congressman Barthaldt Seeks Peace Conference Support
Congressman Richard Barthaldt of St. Pauls arrives aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm Gergrome after a trip to Farape for the international peace conference at Vleet. He urges President Regan Volt to appoint a commission to invite the United States to host the conference next year, noting the peace delegates are willing to travel without government expense guarantees and prefer individual funding for the event.
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Barthaldt
New York
Richard Barthaldt
St. Pauls
Farape
Vleet
Regan Volt
Kreme
United Staten
Peace Congress
Americs Witout
Kohl Case Remains Defensible Despite Lost Papers
The district court will hear Charles Kohl's liquor charge appeal after original case papers were lost. City Attorney Spencer plans substitute copies from the police files and a final contest will determine if the case can proceed using documents other than the originals.
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Charles Kohl
District Court
Spencer
Termine
Wife at 11 Years in Leavenworth Divorce Plea
Rosella Gaines a 12 year old girl in Leavenworth asks the district court to divorce Francis Gaines a man nearly 60. Petition filed by Lydia Leseuarcian and Rosella’s mother cites cruelty and support neglect. The couple wed February 1900 and Rosella accuses Gaines of striking and cursing his child wife amid an eight dollar monthly pension from the government.
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Rosella Gaines
Francs Gaines
Lydia Leseuarcian
Linda
Francis Gainea
Zanes Draissa
Leavenworth
Gaines
Weather forecast notes rain risk amid scattered indications
Weather report from Chicago notes kan sas forecast with fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. Cooler Wednesday in northeast regions with southwest winds. Rain or storm potential is hinted toward Friday into the weekend as patterns shift, with some uncertainty remaining about the exact timing.
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Smith
Chicago
Kansas
Fair
Preston
Lyon Money Lost And Stepson Sought In mystery
J H Lyon of 209 Lawrence street reports his stepson Aaron Stone left home last night wearing at dark after taking a sum of 1400 dollars. The abenting stepson remains missing and no trace has been found. The motive and whereabouts are unknown as the search continues.
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J. E. Lyon
J. H. Lyon
Lawrence Street
Ay Andannes
Acers
Aaron Stone
Mr. Lyon
Butte
Test Ride of 3,000 Miles by Trooper Davis
Trooper Davis completed a 3000 mile ride in thirty nine days setting a stamina record. He led at the start to secure mounts and reported his arrival from the Hudson to West Point then on to his final destination. He weighed 137 pounds at start, 166 pounds after, and fatigue marked the feat as a testing ride proposed by General Young the new chief of staff.
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Davis
Hudson
New York
Ferry
Acrose
Weat Point
Bay Pytas
General Young
Statt
Ward to resign Colby land office post for Union Pacific sales
Information from Sharon Springs says W. E. Ward of Hays will resign as receiver of the land office at Colby to join Union Pacific lands sales in western Kansas. Possible successor BR. M. McGonigal, currently Colby postmaster, awaits Congressional consent from Rep. Reeder. The land boom in western Kansas and wheat crop prospects drive the changes. Ward has supported Burton. McGonigal’s postmaster vacancy and Colby politics loom as candidates vie for key western Kansas offices.
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Hays City
Kan
Sharon Springs
W. £. Ward
Iend
Colby
Union Pacific Lands
Kansas
BR. M. McGonigal
Reeder
McGonigal
Ward
United States Land Office
Union Pacific Company
Si Ie
Burton
Congressman Reeder
Land Office
Colby Post Office
Nation Transfers Property to Aid Drunkards' Families in Kansas
Mrs. Carrin Nation deeded valuable property in Kansas City Kansas to the Associated Charities of Wyandotte County to fund a home for destitute wives mothers and children of drunkards. She stated she will appear as Defender of Homes and advocate total abstinence. The transfer includes a bullring and about two acres of land and is witnessed by multiple trustees and officials.
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Nation
New York
Carrin Naton
Kansas
Mra
Myramad
Watermain
Chtizens? Stile Bank of
Kansas City
Kan
Rock Island Deal for New Depot Site Endorsed
In Rock Island a land parcel on Second Street between Rialto and Van Buren was bought for a new depot project. The block runs along Fourth and Colling streets with frontage around 20 feet on each side, and the city plans to develop the area into a contiguous block as part of the transport expansion.
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Louis
Collie Street
Riadie Street
Faveni Carr
Batend
Colling
Rock Island
Nearing a Fork in Education Policy Statement
Secretary Mason of the National Association outlines concerns and positions on current education policy. He emphasizes funding, curriculum standards, and federal role while urging collaboration among schools, lawmakers, and communities to address ongoing reform challenges.
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Mason
National Association
Grocers Discuss Prices and Cooperation in Topeka
About sixty to seventy Topeka grocers heard Mr. Mason urge price cooperation and peaceful settlement of disputes. He advocated forming friendly associations to control price marking and reduce bankruptcies, and planned to visit Governor Bailey to discuss the garnishment bill veto.
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Topekin
Council Chamber
Mason
Topeka
Kansas
Baley
Onder
Mirsey
Busineses
Dbusinean
Ernor Bailey
Sas
Charge of Embezzlement Scheme Linked to West Show
Nevada court charges allege embezzlement tied to the Wid West show involving Frank James and Cole Younger. The case references a pardon, a financial scheme linked to the entertainment venture, and prior actions stemming from a separate legal matter against Younger.
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Nevada
Tande Agalum
Cole Younger
Bandit
Wid West
Frank James
Younger
Eee Tafe Nantes Sarere
Piomer Thad
ShArRe
Emigration Drift Aims to Restore Irish Home Move
OCallahan writes to Condsun from the United Irianly America about evicted tenants seeking to reclaim former homes. He believes a shift in emigration policy could turn the tide back toward Ireland, as anxious inquiries mount among Irish emigrants. Se nee Cluies.
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London
Ocallahan
America
Condsn
M. Potint
United States
O'Callahan
Ireland
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Aazen
Sant
Beaupre
Hertan
Gibbons
Ttis
William Murdock
Clifton
Washington County
J.C. Morrow
August Jaedeke, Sr
Hanover
Cloud
Ns Republic
Doyie
J Prinee
Ward I
Belleride
Sennedy Did
Parka
Credentials Committee
Allen-Sheridan
Maraial James Bolinr
Reas
Ier
Wright
Ngacabal
MR. Ward
Colby Land Office
Union Pacific Railroad
W. Ward
Wallace County
Nlind
Offer
New
Long
McGorigal
Iestler
Diane
Coty
Cy Anderson
Cotgrrasman Reed
Head
Heal Estate
St. Louis
Meturn
Teglege
Cluies
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