Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
FLASHES Of THE Week
JOTTINGS FROM KILOGRAMS
Interesting Items Gathered From All
Parts Of the World Condensed
Into Small Space for the Ben
eft Of Our Readers.
Domestic Items.

Ida Gamble, me nneSt In H~lgglnSNiIie.
A plan TO merge all the young peo.
pies church societies in the United
States and Canada to fight the liquor
traffic. vas effected at a meeting in
Chicago.
Mrs. Dora Gains, Miss Maude War.
ner and George and Orville Crockett
were charged with the murder OF
Mrs. Ollie Crockett at Nowata, Ok.
John holland, a farmer near juno.
ton City, Kan, dug into a mound on
his place, exposing skeletons of human
beings of an unknown race.
Contracts for the He'll Gate bridge
at New York have been awarded.
This bridge, three miles long, will be
the largest structure of the kind ever
attempted.
Max Black and Isaac Harris, pro-
prietors Of The Triangle shirtwaist
factory, in New York, where 40 EN-.
indicted for ~manslaughter in the first
degree.
The panhandle Telephone and Tele.
graph company plant, at Amarillo,
Tex. has been sold to A. l.. Water
burg of Chicago, for $4,000.
In raid on Coffeyville joints, Two
carload, of liquors were taken from
the owls lodgeroom alone.
The last term of the United States
circuit court to be held in Kansas
will begin November y, at Topeka.
over 1000 Kansas teachers will be
in Topeka for the annual meeting of
the state association.
The Missouri board of agriculture
will send out a special train in the in.
terest of scientific farming for a 9.
days trip this month.
In Olathe's pool hall fight a minis
ter has taken up the cause Of the pool
hall in question.
More than 200 persons attended
the farmers institute at Galesburg,
Kansas.
A package containing 1i3 counter
felt $40 bank notes was found buried
in Chicago, following IA confession
from Albert Leon, head of a counter.
feiting gang.
The senate committee Investigate
ing charges of bribery in the cleo
ton of Senator Isaac Stephenson has
adjourned its hearings in Milwaukee
TO meet later in Washington.
The Kansas board of health has Or
dercd every town in the state which
has a ground water supply to have
an analysis made by the University
OF Kansas annually.
Topeka has an epidemic of suicide
and the police are kept rushing over
the town with emergency treatment.
Forty-four members of the sociology
class of William jewell college al
Liberty, Mo-. visited the Kansas pen
i~tentiary. Soldiers Home and Fort
l~eavenworth.
The proclamation of the reward o.
$3.50 for John A. Flack has been is
sued by Gov. Stubs.
Congressman Victor l.. Berger viii
introduce a bill in the next session O
congress to repeal the Sherman anti
trust act.
Following the first football fatalit,
at Montana agricultural college tn
game has been discontinued at tina
institution.
Jim Mccoy, a Cherokee IndiaI
held the whole Bartlesville, Ok, pt
lice force at bay while he drove int
q store to get a match and out agail
Stockholders of the X. C. NJ. e. {
railroad have sworn out an injun
ton enjoining the removal of tt
shops and general Offices from Swee
water, Texas.
One man was probably fatal
wounded in n thirteen.hour bait
between officers and 800 rioting Ell
ployes of a cement plant near Ind
pendence, Mo.
The first of six steel barges bell
built for the government improy
ment work oil the Missouri river
being completed at the levee
Leavenworth, Kan.
Charged with holding up a mail c
on an Nj. II. a. L. train Amos Ha
OF Pawhuska. was arrested and tax
to Tulsa, Ok.
Detectives at Houston, Tex, ella
to have located John A. Flack. I
defaulting cashier of the Able
State bank.
At the recent primary IN
Angeles socialists cast a 900 yo
out Of Q total Of $1,000.