Senator Curtis and the Kansas Political Feud
Curtis faced confided criticism from Kansas colleagues over hisFortune and tenure. After eight terms in the House and Senate, his bid seemed over though he had earlier earned the Populist nomination in 1912. The shift stemmed from the Roosevelt-Taft feud and party dynamics in Kansas.
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Kansas
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Vovern
United States Senate
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Kannan
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Portrait of Senator Curtis as Lodge Successor in Kansas
A New England to West contrast unfolds as Charles Curtis of Kansas emerges as the Senate’s Republican leader following Lodge. The piece traces Curtis’s lineage, early life in Topeka, law career, and rise to the Senate, highlighting his disciplined work ethic, direct communication, and strategic temperament. It notes his Indian heritage, chivalrous scouting traits, and cautious diplomacy with colleagues. The narrative contrasts Curtis with Lodge and sketches Ward politics, party leadership, and Curtis’s method of handling duties.
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Mnchimon
United States Senate
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AY Boud
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Badger Trade Sparks Debate Over Manor of Skin and Use
In a London dominated by folklore and trade terms, a fragment discusses badger skin uses and regulation. It weighs tradition against modern ethics, noting British concerns about hunting, animal welfare, and the balance of livelihoods. The text implies tensions between hunters and reformers.
Wrong Number Leads to Humorous Holiday Mixup in London
A couple's misdial during a holiday in London results in a comical mixup as a catalog reading misidentifies a recipient. The incident spirals into a misaddressed scene involving a supposed queen and a public figure, reflecting the era’s lighter wire-service tone.
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Tash Lama Vanishes Photographic Mystery
Cryptic note on a vanished figure titled Tash Lama appears in a blurred photographic fragment. The unreadable caption hints at a distant realm and an artist's claim of recent arrival from an unnamed shore, leaving readers puzzled by the missing identity.
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Lama
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Myater
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