State Supreme Court Faces Two Busy Disposition Days
The State Supreme Court prepares for two consecutive intensive court days to dispose of a backlog of cases. Justices will hear arguments and issue rulings on matters spanning civil, criminal, and administrative law, with emphasis on promptly clearing calendar congestion.
Investigation of the Standard Oil trust begins amid numerous Supreme Court actions
Washington dispatch notes a broad inquiry into the Standard Oil trust, with cases in the Supreme Court involving many errors and submissions from multiple counties. It reports on bar admissions, railway earnings decline, and a general downturn in iron, textile, and banking sectors, alongside ongoing political and legal maneuvers. The piece mentions a writ to Kiowa county officials, several court dispositions, and a broad view of postwar commerce and law.
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Torera
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Supreme Court
John B. Bedwell
D. Heaton
Morton
Thomas Maxtey
M. M. Haskell
Maraball
A. Reid
P. Bell
Labette County
J.C. Gillen
F. J. Peters
Decatur County
JE. Bebb
Timothy Crowe
LW. Head
William R. Haven
Shawnee County
Hiram Higgins
H.W. Curtig
Wilfred Holiday
William Mardox
Sumner County
Moses L. Morris
Eliza C. Evans
Neepee
City of Lyons
C. Conpertor
Rive County
Hopkin
Martin Heller
Harper County
Cloud County
Graham County
Ler Henry
Republican County
Elizabeth
Crocket
B. Tray
Douglas County
Miston Tootie
Sohn Wells
Neasho County
H. Paulsen
Mary E. Hall
Orage County
Sevir F
Turk
Mulbe
Ethel C. Hine
Mitchiel County
Board of County Commissioners of
Dickinson County
Michael Hogan
Dickinage County
Frank AL Bikorys
Mary E
Chase County
Louis Wiel
W. Ho Rgus
Wyondotte County
J. W. Miller
T. W. Walton
Clay County
Sabe Latte
Frank Rickershauser
Anna K. McMalon
Wabaukises County
Ferdinand Arn
Wyandotte County
Nathan Po Ogden
Wyandotte
Kansasity & Southwestern
Alexander Farnsworth
Ermer
Jim Miami
Seloners
Kiowa
Cvase
Campass
Sowe
Matthews
Unclear wreck report with scattered details and names
Fragmentary OCR text describes a wreck near a Wapienne area with a large tree and water hazard. Mentions a married couple, a train crossing, and a council or official notices amid garbled phrases and stray names. Three persons milled. The fragment includes weather and thunder references and a ceremonial sermon note.
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Herat
Wapienne
Turcher Roman
Fens
Mines explosion verdict stirs Bates County crowd
Rich Tut. Mo April 6 coroner jury findings name Peter Dickson and others as victims in a Keith Perry No 6 mine blast at New Home township Bates County Missouri. The verdict faults ventilation and gas buildup and criticizes state mine inspector examinations while linking blame to the mine company. Also notes local political tints and a separate Nebraska investigation into railroad safety and a sensational seduction suit in Texas.
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Rich
Jack Whitebear
Wolfe
Jackson
Keith & Perry Coal Company
Missouri
Bates
EL. Hice
Bates County
Peter So
Silas Ee Dickson
E. White
Fred Henders
George Robinson
Janpit May
Charles Kay
Josh Yrinkle
Lous Brown
John Gray
William Black
George Black
Frank Lawler
Hears Shepherds
Charles Young
Carles Black
Far H
Charles Smith
Honey Hill
John, Habents
Calonds
G.C. McPheron
J.C. Neptune
John Later
Keith & Perry
New Home
Keith & Parry
New Home Township
Bates Bvauty
Ussue
L. Wolf
Aluresaid
A.d.iss
Daniel Cresop
Jore R J Dufield
George Wil Zinn
John Tehead
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Fragmentary OCR text listing various garments and prices, including ladies and gents apparel and accessories. Details are garbled with inconsistent spellings and missing context, offering few identifiable entities or a coherent sale item.
The Business Outlook for the New Year
The article surveys regional and national commerce showing mixed signals. Eastern export activity remains steady while southern traffic softens. New England shipping and rail movement fall short of last year with drought and weather impacting production and prices.
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Dan
Congress
United States
Canada
Actiway
Dullness
Armec
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