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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1910

Page

5

Insurgent Kansas Republicans Plot for Progressive Platform

In Topeka on August 30 insurgents of the Kansas Republican Party seized control of the state party council adopting a pro progressive platform. The group denounced Taft while praising Roosevelt and urged new tariff measures and stronger anti trust enforcement. Senator Bristow led the rest of the session after a committee report and platform adoption, with pledges to uphold the 1908 Republican platform and pursue tariff revision and regulation reforms.

Topeka Kan Republican Party of Kansas State Party Council Taft Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Stubbs Bristow Congress Senate Committee On Resolutions Murdock Curtis Toto Wansas Postal Savings Bank Madison Spe Interstate Commerce Commission Alaska

Winners in Munsey Tour

Washington, Aug 30 The judges finished technical examination of cars in the Munsey historic tour which ended in this city Saturday Maxwell No 25 driven by Harry KE Wells won the sweepstakes with a three point penalty. Division winners include Brush No 14 and No 18 in 1A Ford entries in 7A and 8 in 7A Maxwell No 5 won 3A with Warren Detroit Moon third Staver Chicago fourth Crawford fifth Great Western sixth 3A 4A Washington No 6 won No 5 second Enger Ohio No1 Inter State fifth Pierce Racine sixth 5A Stoddard Dayton won Corbin second Columbia No 2 third Ohio No 22 fourth Kline No 31 fifth 6A Matheson only contestant won Trophies to be awarded tomorrow. 24 hour protest limit allowed.

Washington Munsey Ford Maxwell Warren-Detroit Moon Staver Chicago Crawford Great Western Enger Ohio Inter-State Pierce-Racine Stoddard-Dayton Corbin Columbia Kline Matheson

Mayor's Man Turned Down In Salem Aldermanic Row

Race and religion sparked a heated Board of Aldermen session in Salem as Sergeant John Carr faced rejection for captaincy. Alderman Adame broke with the Mayor, denying religious motive, and promptly backed Manning's nomination after Carr's defeat.

Salem Board of Aldermen Siltport John. Carr Adame Carr Ti¢ Maye Manning

Runaway youths aided by veterans clash amid Sherman dispute

Multiple items mix a Baxter Springs G A R V reunion dispute over Vice President Sherman with two Massachusetts wards escaping from the Massachusetts School for the Feeble Minded. The veterans denounced Sherman after he declined to speak. police tracked the runaways, Lester Brown and Karl Sherman, wandering near the beach after fleeing the Waverly school.

Joplin Sherman Baxter Springs G. A. KK. Reunion Association Liverman P. Campbell Ixansas Reupion Association Republican Congressional Committee Che Cage Lester Brown Karl Sherman Massachusetts School Waverly Sheehan Brown Dan New Bedford City

Ivernia Takes Yankee Knight to Liverpool

Sir Francis J. Clark, the blind American knighted by King Edward for aiding the blind in England, left for Liverpool aboard the Cunard line steamer Ivernia yesterday. He said he would return shortly, accompanied by friends. The Baron and Baroness S. A. Norlto Russia and their young son also departed. The baroness is American, daughter of Admiral Van Peyne. Passengers included A. Rosa of Chinese imperial customs, Joshua Crane the tennis expert, Judge George of the Probate Court, Kuro Takagutchi, Dr W. Learned and Mrs. Learned.

Francis J. Clark Edward England Syho Liverpool Cunard Tyernia Sle Ite S. A. Nor Russia Admiral van Peyne T.n A. W.rosa Ing Imperial Customs Service Joshua Crane George Probate Kuro Takagutchi W. ‘Tr Learned

Travel fare notices from Boston rail lines and tours

Boston to Montreal and return fares from nine to fourteen dollars with sale dates September five through ten and return by September fifteen. Similar offers to Toronto and other Western points with varied sale and return limits. Includes tours on Pullman cars and requests for additional regional pricing.

Boston Montreal Toronto San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Spokane Seattle Wash Portland Ore Vancouver B. C HW. Boynton N. EB P. A Grand Trunk Railway System Waslington Street Boston Mass

Ward 8 slate picked by Hendricks Club

At a special meeting of the Hendricks Club of Ward 8 the slate for the State primaries was formed. The club endorsed Senator Joseph Towmasney for a second term, and Councilmen Jeremish J. McCarthy and Adolphus M. Burroughs for the two representative places. It implies Robert McKirdy and David Mancovitz will not run this year. nothing decided on the congressional situation.

Hendricks Club Ward 8 West End Joseph Ow. Jomasney Senate Fox Jeremish J. McCarthy Adolphus M. Burroughs Robert McKirdy David Mancovitz Club

Keliher Case Continued In Bank Wrecking Trial

The US Circuit Court extended the filing deadlines in the Keliher case involving William J. Welcher and George W. Coleman in the National Bank of Cambridge wrecking. Judge Hale granted until September 2 for defendants to file their bill of exceptions and the government until September 15 to file its bill of corrections.

Bank of Cambridge United States Circuit Court Hale William J Big Bill) Welcher George W. Coleman

Mast Boston Team Seeks Saturday Game for Juniors

Theory. Name, Jrs., of Mast Boston are without a game for Saturday pt. 3, and would like to play some 11-year-old team. Half f are given. Address Joseph Doherty, 88 Everett street, Mast Boston.

Jrs Mast Boston Joseph Doherty Everett Street

Baby Fund Needs Help From City Doctors and Philanthropists

The Milk and Baby Hygiene Association of H4A Tyler Street, formed by leading physicians and philanthropists, faces insolvency as donations dwindle. Doctors provide time and medicines without charge, but ongoing support is essential to continue its work.

Milk and Baby Hygiene Association Tyler Street

Barrel of whiskey drifts ashore in dry town

A barrel of whiskey floated ashore in Ocean City. The town is dry and the barrel was hauled beyond the tide line and left untouched.

Ocean City N. de

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