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• Labette County Comm'rs and Riggs are not to the contrary.
• By 1870 he was residing in Labette County, Kansas.
• As of the 2010 Census Labette County had a population of 21, 607.
• The Historical Preservation Society of Labette County has a mission to preserve historical locales in Labette County for posterity.
• The Historical Preservation Society of Labette County has a mission to preserve historical locales in Labette County for posterity.
• The affidavits and other papers are missing from the file in LaBette County, so further examination is impossible.
• "' Labette Community College "'is a two-year accredited college located in Pittsburg.
• Labette County Comm'rs, supra, at 221-225; Riggs, supra, at 187-188.
• Clinton's declaration of a major disaster makes federal funds available to people in Crawford, Labette and Neosho counties.
• Besides Wyandotte, the campaign selected Cherokee, Crawford, Finney, Labette, Lyon, Saline, Sedgwick and Seward counties.
• He began his head coaching career in 1993 when he was hired as head coach at Labette CC in Parsons, Kansas.
• "' Labette County USD 506 "'is a unified school district headquartered in Parsons, and nearby rural areas.
• Here's a letter from the Labette County assessor in 1945 to E . H . Illian, the co-op manager:
• His brother, Dr . William York, was one of the known victims of the notorious Bender family of Labette County, Kansas.
• This presumed frontier hotel was very similar to the Bloody Benders'Wayside Inn, which appeared fifty years later in Labette County, Kansas.
• In sum, I am persuaded that it is the reasoning in Riggs and Labette, rather than Beecher, that should resolve the jurisdictional issue.
• In 1995 state officials confirmed that Labette County had high rates of some childhood cancer, but it could not link the cancers to any cause.
• Nevertheless, the Court's central holding that the District Court had no power to grant any relief against petitioner is inconsistent with Riggs and Labette.
• Between 1871 and 1873, at least eleven people vanished in the vicinity of an inn and general store operated by the Bender family in Labette County.
• The "'Bloody Benders "'were a family of serial killers who owned an Labette County of southeastern Kansas from 1871 to 1873.