Party conventions listed for national ticket nominations
On April 25 layl Ganter hosts a Populist State convention to elect delegates for the National convention. May 9 Soulx Falls S D hosts the People's Party national convention to nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates. July 4 Kansas City hosts the Democratic national convention to nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates. July 24 Ft Scott hosts Populist Democrat and Free Silver Republican conventions to nominate a state ticket.
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Soulx Falls
S.D
People’s Party
Kansas City
Ft. Scott
People's Party Congressional Convention for Fifth District
A delegate convention of the People's party for the Fifth district at Junction City on May 15, 1900, 1 p m, to nominate a congressman and conduct related business. Representation is one delegate plus one alternates per 200 votes or major fraction cast for W D Vincent in 1898, with counts for Clay, Cloud, Dickinson, Brarshail, Ottawa, Hepublic, Riley, Saline, Washington and Geary. By order of the committee, M M Spancome chair and Geo W McConstier secretary.
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People's Party
Fifth
Bnnaan
Junction City
W. D. Vincent
Clay
Cloud Dickinson
Brarshail Ottawa
Hepuolic
Riley
Saline
Wasington
M. M. Spancome
Geo. W. McConstier
Populist Convention elects delegates in Republic county
The Populist county convention in Belleville chose seven delegates for the congressional convention in Jurichton City on May 15 and six for the state convention in Fort Scott on July Jub. Emmett Keith presided, with John Brown and Jos McGown named temporary leaders. Committees were formed and reports adopted, reaffirming a platform favoring initiative and referendum and criticizing current financial policy supporting national banks.
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Jurichton City
Fort Scott
Belleville
Emmett Keith
Savage
John Brown
Richland Township
Jos, McGown
Neandia Township
Orm C. Emery
J. F. Walker
Orrin Atley
J. N. Boyd
C. A. Wardrum
Frank Sager
J.T. Glasgow
Wash Lawrence
RK. H. Gile
I. C. Savage
T. Charles
F. B. Collins
Committee On Order of Business
Qommittes
People’s Party
Republic County
St. Louis
Brnk Credita
Political convention endorses reforms and nominations
The Kansas party delegates discuss constitutional changes for federal tax and direct voting for senators, express antiwar sentiment, and back public utilities purchases. They elect delegates to congressional and state conventions and pledge support for Major Boyd and governor nominees, with adjournment following.
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United States
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Iran
South Africa
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Kansas Penitentiary
N. Born
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Savage
Jerry Simpson
Fifth District conventions back Vincent for congress
The Washington Post Register reports county conventions across the Fifth District have united to nominate W. D. Vincent for Congress via fusion. Democrats delay until August but central committees favor his nomination. populists likewise name him without opposition. The piece also notes Republican dynamics and national politics themes.
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W. D. Vincent
Fusfoviets
Washington Post Register
Register
U.S. Senate
Jerry Simpson at Belleville draws crowd and debate
Hon. Jerry Simpson spoke to a packed courthouse audience in Belleville as locals from across the country gathered to hear him discuss political issues. The event drew Republicans joining populists in protest against administration policies and featured strong opinions on Porto Rico, tariffs, and upcoming party dynamics.
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Jerry Simpson
Belleville
Court House
Jerry
Word puzzle offers $100 for four food articles from letter groups
An advertisement offers a $100 prize for rearranging given letter groups into four common food articles used by households. Each group yields one name, using letters only as many times as they appear. Contest ends April 30, 1990, with the prize split if multiple correct answers. Address JW Ring Newark New Jersey.
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JW Ring
Ponclader
Market St
Newark
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