Water Boy Testifies in Gust Bekiares Murder Trial
Hage Emen an 18 year old water boy testifies he saw Gust Bekiares near Selem Mehmet at noon on Sept 24 the day of the murder. The Turk witnesses describe daily contact between Bekiares and the gang at the Dunkerton camp and place the defendant within twenty to thirty feet of the flagman during the key meal period.
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Hage Emen
Dankerlon
Selem Mehmet
Gust Beklres
Gust Bekiares
Ijn
Selent
Mehmet 2 Turk
Aly
Hoxie
Peter Tago
Hage
Hest
Gust Beklares
Jamala Mehmet
Belem Mehmet
Qimon
Mortesha
Gust
Old Country
Oelwein
Waxie
Dunkerton
Tra Sejeny
Jamela Meki
Mike
Ainyera Tal Selem Mehmet
Damata Metiner
Flag
Flagman
Beklares
Whistle Post
Waterloo
Waterlon
Dinaters
Yus
Unit Persaut
Cust Bekiares
Sip
Mehmet
Gust Dekiares
Mr. Hoxie
Whistlepost
Selemt Mehmet
Ransier
H.W. Brant
Richtest
Kansas Cive
Brant
Jin
WO. Quirhford
Marshalltown
C. G.W
Brown
Dell Well
Orlwein
Acust
Kansas City
Gos Baier
Defendant
Mareballtown
Gvelwelh
Ruthford
Kaueas City
Machine Used to Teach Music at Washington School
Teachers and pupils at the Washington school invested $50 for a grafanola from the Taylor Music House. The device will advance musical education with mechanical aid and personal instruction. Special educational records were bought, and the machine will also be used for classroom activities, dismissal marching, and entertainment. It plays Columbia or Victor records. Principal O. W. Fauber led the installation along with Selma Knoche, Mabel Meek, Lucie Harris, Adeline Artz, Frances Burns, and Dollie Stearns.
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Washington School
Taylor Music House
Columbia
Washington
O. W. Fauber
Selma Knoche
Mabel Meek
Lucie Harris
Adeline Artz
Frances Burns
Dollie Stearns
Greek battle leaves man with broken jaw in city police court
A fight at the new Black building on Tuesday afternoon left M. E. Dearman with a broken jaw and sparked his arrest for disturbing the public quiet. Fred Treiger wore a bandaged head in police court as Dearman contested the charge. Stelios Keledias was fined 3 14 for a nihilistic demonstration. Ben Cohn faced charges of selling rotten fruit on Fowler street after detectives found decayed oranges and the seller claimed a trade for shoes. George Goodfellow and Charles Riley were jailed after admitting disturbance on a Denver car. An advertisement notes spring hats on display at Morgans House.
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New Black
M. E. Dearman
Fred Treiger
Dearman
Meyers
Stelios Keledias
Keledias
Jim Garoufales
Ben Cohn
Cohn
Fowler Street
Tom Morris
Colin
Cohin
George Goodfellow
Charles Riley
Denver
Side-Lights on Sensational Scrap in Butler Uremer Race
A reader's letter criticizes Edward Knoll and Edward Knott over the Butler county senatorial race and party alliances. It questions Knott’s claims of progressive decline, cites district votes, and defends the Progressive stance with detailed precinct results and wartime-era GOP behavior.
Evangelist Preaches Peace Through Grace and Works
A sermon by Mr. Russel highlights peace as a fruit of the spirit. He outlines peace with God through pardon, peace of God bringing purity, and God in peace. The evening parable of the Good Samaritan rebukes relying on works for eternal life, insisting salvation is grace. About fifty attended with an octet singing. a supper followed.
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Russell
Jesus
Mr. Russell
Christ
Juan
Progressive Party Principles Appeal in Waverly Note
A message from H. A. Morby in Waverly on March 5 argues the rank and file will not be bound by pork barrel politicians. He says more men see the progressive platform as advancing its principles for the benefit of all people.
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Progressive Party
Willing to Pave Streets With Concrete or Asphalt
City council considers paving Eighth through Tenth streets from Franklin to Sycamore and Fifth from Locust to Bayard with concrete or asphalt. Protests by Fifth and Bayard owners prompt bids and a possible concrete choice if bid differences justify changing from asphalt.
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Franklin
Sycamore
Fifth
Locust
Bayard
Pneumonia Claimed Wesley Mears After Seven Weeks in Hospital
Wesley Mears died last night at 11 45 of pneumonia after seven weeks in Presbyterian hospital. Born September 5, 1838 in Indiana, he moved to Iowa at age 16 with his parents, helped found a Mt. Vernon township farm, married Mary Colliens in 1867, and later lived with his daughter at 1222 Leavitt street. He is survived by his widow who is an invalid, daughter, brother Allen Mears of Shelton Nebraska, sister Mrs. F C Bailey of Lafayette Indiana, and two brothers George and William who were killed in the Civil War. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2:30 at the Christadelphian church, burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Wesley Mears
Presbyterian Hospital
Indiana
Iowa
William Mears
Mary Colliens
Nebraska
Mt. Vernon Township
Albert Fay
Leavitt Street
Mr. Mears
Allen Mears
Shelton
Neb
F. C. Bailey
Lafayette
Ind
George
William
Christadelphian Church
Mr. Zilmer
Fairview Cemetery
Comfort for Needy Family Quilt Donation by L G E Club
The L G E club members Frances Foote Elma Leonard Normandine Banks Frances Chandler Lois Ingersoll and Lorain Johnston finished a charity quilt at Miss Banks home and Supervisor J F Klingaman of Associated Charities delivered it to a needy family. Four children and a chronically ill father received the gift amid evident joy.
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L. G. E. Club
Frances Foote
Elma Leonard
Normandine Banks
Frances Chandler
Lois Ingersoll
Lorain Johnston
Miss Banks
J. F. Klingaman
Associated Charities
Chicago Wheat and Cattle Markets Reported Mixed Trading
Chicago markets showed steady to firm tones across grains and hogs with May wheat mixed around 9.11 4 to 9.13 0 and corn firm on good shipper calls. Hog prices opened steady to higher amid lighter pork demand, while Kansas City cattle and hog receipts signaled active trading. prices ranged with steers up to 9.00 and hogs around 8.40 to 8.50 as buyers weighed futures and cash("")
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Chicago
May
C. Ck
Sheep Market Opens Steady in Chicago trade
Chicago March 5. The sheep market opened steady and closed steady with top at 7.00. Native sheep prices ranged from about 4.00 to 5.85 and 6.90 for some Western lots. Yearlings traded around 6.85 to 8.20 while native lambs moved from about 5.50 to 8.85 and Western lambs from 7.70 to 8.90.
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Chicago
Reeves Deere Hee
Texas
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