Kansas Legislature Liberalizes and Battles Over Women's Vote
Kansas lawmakers debate and defeat the marriage bill for women, weigh a liquor law release petition, and consider labor and ballot reforms. The Senate probes lottery probes while the House passes or stalls school text bills and a sweeping insurance enforcement measure faces major contention.
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Senator Peffer Describes Reporter Encounter in Gulf
The article portrays Senator W. A. Peffer as small boned and pale with high dreamy eyes and flowing whiskers. He is described in a university tone and manner, wearing a black suit and open brimmed hat. The piece blends adverbial narration with a reflection on his demeanor and appearance.
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Apportionment of U S Representatives Announced by Secretary
Secretary of State informs Governor of congressional apportionment under the eleventh census. Document outlines state by state member counts and districting rules, including Alabama nine, New York thirty four, Pennsylvania three, and numerous other allocations. It details at large versus district elections and redistricting requirements for increases or adjustments.
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Miami County F M B A Endorses Pro Money and Notes Law
The Miami County alliance met in Paola on February 14 1891 and passed resolutions praising candidates for the legislature who pledged to aid debtors. They declare support for a law to increase money circulation and lower interest rates, aiming to benefit debtors and consumers in Kansas.
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Jerry Will Be Heard Before House Committee
Washington officials and Kansas farmer spokesman Ferrusry J Congren addressed the house collection committee. The speaker urged farmers to demand more money and supported free coinage and Treasury plans as ways to inject money into circulation. He argued the government should provide increased money supply despite potential consequences.
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