Turbulent Democratic Faction and Third Term Debate
The article surveys Democratic and Republican tensions over presidential nomination paths, weighing Taft’s re nomination, Roosevelt’s chances, and the risk of endorsing a reactionary candidate. It notes Wall Street influence, potential party strategies, and a push for a one term presidency to curb entrenchment, alongside related political moves and public notices.
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Neuve Duccées
Baltimore
Tesla
Wall Street
Wall
Preeldene
William Green obituary and church funeral notices
William Green died at his home in Third Ward, a long time resident since 1832, age 72. Funeral held Wednesday at 2:20 p.m. at the colored Baptist church with Rev. J H Rainey officiating. The sinking fever and death of Miles Anca are noted in a separate account from South Bend township.
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Willian Green
Billy ‘Grea
Thin City
Tumbay
Maryland
Atlanta
Eemday
Colored ‘Baptit
J. JH. Rainey
Samana Ie
Bim Anam
Will Rogers
South Bend Township
Miles Anca
Ropers
Willen
Pei
Marta
Twambay
Rami
Voter pledge plan to bind senators and representatives
The article outlines a proposed system where primary candidates pledge to vote for the United States senator who wins the general election. If a candidate refuses, they may explain compliance with the people’s will. It discusses potential political manipulation, the risk of fixing elections, and the impact on governance and public trust. It also notes related local church convention schedules and excerpts from La Follette’s views on governance and reform.
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Department of the Beeros
Renges
Dodge City Dietriet
United Stats and Mexicaan Trust Company
Centum Te
United State Amd Metinga Trust Clampans
Bas Rerie
Acew
Yale
Ma Department
Dee Mart
United States
Concent
Land of Moe
Dodge City
Koehn
J. G. Brinkman
Iriation Company
Mither
Thos Fey
Ermitor
Thamrolves
Kamma
Paurtie Viel
Thamwolves
United States Eenetor
Sanja
Weauer
Seventh District Education Board Meeting Notes in Garden City
Garden City Kansas May 2 1912 brief discusses association of boards of education. Items include committee appointments principals and staff names W J Barton Neal forester staff members Olga Blanike and H O Martin address high taxes and public talks. Meeting led by President H J Waters and Superintendent J Dumond with Topeka state involvement.
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Marte Sues
Saket
Sharpe
Tavoratinn
W. J. Barton Neal
Covent
Fiakton City
Topeka
Kanes
Wesmire
Garfield
J. Dumond
Garden City
A. Bangher
Kinalliry
Mise Olga Blanike
Gerdes City
Arivate
Babe Ball Struggles Through Busy Week in Central Kansas State
The home team in Central Kansas State Lasgoe faced a rough week with a loss at Junction City and a win in their heat game. They upset Manhattan by taking three innings from them on their home field, opened a series with Newton with a 3 1 loss, then won 6 5 on Wednesday. They beat Mapbet on Sunday and then traveled to Larned. The article notes attendance at a bankers event in Topeka and visits by local figures from Lyons and Herrington, with Mayers returning from Fort Scott.
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Kentae
Junction City
Manhattan
Newton
Twesdey
Quiet Wilson Austin Wedding in Kane County
A small wedding occurred at the bride’s parents home eleven miles north of Alexander on Wednesday May 15 at 7 PM joining Governor Wilson and Miss Margaret Austin. The ceremony was conducted by Ber Penn of United Brethren Church, with few relatives present. The couple will reside near Alexander after a brief honeymoon planning.
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Howe
Mies
Alem Acder
Kannes
Gmver Wilson
Margaret Austin
Ber, Penn
United Brethren Church
Alexander
Hollington
Kane
Burka
Township
Det
Kara
Wiente
G.P. Wiksec
Bureka
Marriage Licenses and Local Visitors in Hallowell Area
In Hallowell and Pawnee Rock this week, several marriage licenses were filed including B Watts and Gertrinde Day, plus Peter Schults. Warrensburg resident Crusen, visiting Warrensburg theater employ at Hunt store, discussed moving to a new place after recent business in food and grocery. A distant family note mentions a long-ago father who held a house pattern.
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B. Watts
Hallowell
Ken Gertrinde Day
Hoteington
Peter Schults
Pawnee Rock
Llite Darub
Crusen
Warrensburg
Hunt Store
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Anyoos
Congress
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United States of Americas
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Westwood
Kansas City
Knights Temple
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Limagh
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Wall Tree
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Tata
Ormis Wooks
Mr. Roosevelt
Tadt
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Republican Party
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Neeley
William Green
Anna Rogers
Thas
Mexuguat Meyer
Sondhakte Giet
Oer
Wikfire
Oklahoms
Girmitt
Bacton County
H. Gwinn
Sheypant
St. Loui
Maude Price
Wes. Hinton
Sheppard
Chas, Townsey
Wik Gira
Jamen H. Little
la Crowe
Shappand
C. W. Stulth
Torsday Merning
Miss Price
LA Follette
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LaFullatte
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Lavalietee
Myraif
Jose Trving Intierener
M Kong
Commider Ral
Uilee
Seventh District Association
Boards OF Education
Kansas
Hoo
Martin
H. J. Waters
C. W. Thompin
Maroo
Kaci
Babe Ball
Jorge Lebiell
Clarence Ali
F. A
E.R Menem
Bankers
Mize
Je Yancy
Alon Townaily
Harry Taylor
Lyons
Darin
Herrington
Old Trail Democration
Ity
Larned
Jen. Mayers
Yesteadly
Fort Scott, Kansas
Mr. Wikies
C.F. Todt
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