People’s party game plan and tariff rally debated
The article argues that Democrats and Republicans would unite to oppose a real threat of the People's party staying intact. It contends the Tribune predicts persistent disunity and warns the party will hold together and resist efforts to disrupt the current political order, despite calls for old rivalries.
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People's Party
Democrats
Kansas
Chicago Tribune
People’s Party
The
Tribune
Republican
Democratic
County Officials Must Pay Bonds In Mandamus Suit
Harper county commissioners faced a mandamus action in Topeka circuit court to compel a $50,000 levy for bonds used to build a courthouse before county organization. The court ruled the bond purchasers were innocent and the officials must pay, even though no courthouse was built. Who got the handle?
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Harper County
United States Circuit Court
Topeka
Lsven
Monopolies Consolidate Cordage Industry Nationwide
Nearly all cordage and binding twine factories have been absorbed by the National Cortage Company or trust. The business is now in the hands of one of the largest and most exclusive monopolies in the United States. The socialistic movement gains aid and comfort from its bitterest opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
National Cortage Company Or Trust
Socialistic
Local club mobilizes volunteers for community help
A neighborhood group urges residents to form and support a club to assist ongoing good works. Members coordinate drives, fundraisers, and service projects to aid schools, shelters, and senior programs, emphasizing collective effort and local impact.
Prohibition era tensions in Wichita politics and reform talk
A Wichita dealer Fritz Schustaler leaves town amid threats of closing joints if Republican tickets prevail. The Tutor Herald notes rival claims of state pressure, while a sermon calls for government by the people and broad reform, urging rail, land, and educational measures for equality and opportunity. The piece mix includes political intrigue, temperance rhetoric, and early 20th century reform discourse.
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Fritz Schustaler
Wichita
Elamilion
Mauphiney
Tle
Republicas
Dutnylvey
Reed
Heber Newtinwid
Switzerland
Europe
Glasgow
Berlin
Parisia
New York
Switzerlund
Fife
Australia
Saidi
Populist Hand Book for People’s Party Offered for Sale
The Populist or People’s Party Hand Book is ready for delivery. Call at this office by mail and get one. Price five cents. Unite.
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Peoples Party
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Fragmented Vision of Nations and Moral Debate
A garbled excerpt laments national happiness and moral corruption while criticizing commerce and political conduct. It mentions weak alliances and a call for fund distribution among friends, reflecting a stressed public discourse on ethics and policy amid a troubled era.
Wheat sowing area in eastern belt down from last year
Seemingly unreliable data from the state board of agriculture shows the eastern belt has sown about one tenth of the state’s area, at a value near last year’s percentage, but in poor condition. The center belt is in markedly better shape.
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Seememing Moinen
State Board of Agriculture
Montezuma Record’s Bold Call for Reform in Ohio
The Montezuma Record announces itself as a six column paper priced at 1 year 1 and 40 cents for six months with sample copies and request for readers to send name and address. It urges reform and criticizes politicians, claiming control by the people. The note references Herroia and a great battle, urging public involvement and reform.
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Norrow
Paople
Politigians
Reged
Montexiria
Gan
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