Political ticket snippet with multiple names and offices
A fragmented listing of elected offices and candidates including governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor state treasurer attorney general and various judges commissioners and clerical posts. The names span party and district designations, reflecting a historical ballot page with county and state level positions.
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David M. Dale
Joan S. Parks
H. All
M. B. NicHolson
Joan T, Lirrry
Joan H. Curran
W. H. McDonaLd
Thomas M. Dolan
Supreme Court
N. W. Watts
Marwin R. Howage
Frank Brady
F. H. Cuase
W. M. Frieason
Editorial Etchings and Political Rants in Kansas
A pension bureau report warns old soldiers die at 100 daily while county tickets shift. Hearst is renominated in New York. Towne and Little are named in NY districts, with party loyalties noted. Tax and graft debates target state officials and Kansas politics, with criticism of party bosses and election tactics. Chicago American highlights ex Senator Harris and W A Morris linking to the Shorthorn Association.
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Pension Bureau
Chicago American
Harris
W. A. Morris
United States
Kansas
Chicago
American Shorthorn Association
Judge Dale at Garnett in Aud ience Hearing
Judge David M. Dale spoke at length on taxation and railroads to a large Garnett audience in the Auditorium last night. F A Chase and Thus Grisham addressed the crowd. A F Hatten presided. Grisham’s talk was broader and entertaining, while Dale was clear on issue positions and voter impact.
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David M. Dale
F. A. Chase
Grisham
A. F. Hatten
Westphalia
Dale
Judge Dale
Mr. Grisham
Postmaster General Payne Dies in Washington
Henry C. Payne, postmaster general, died Tuesday evening at the Arlington hotel Washington after a brief illness. Cause of death was mitral valve disease and heart dilation. Payne was a Republican national committee member and noted political schemer. Geo B Cortelyou will succeed him in the cabinet.
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Henry C. Payne
Arlington Hotel
Washington
Payne
Republican National Committee
Geo. B. Cortelyou
Republican Committee
Congressman Cowherd Predicts Parker Victory in Chicago
Missouri Congressman Cowherd, in Chicago on Tuesday, predicted Parker’s election and said Democrats will control the next Congress. He forecast Democratic gains across the Atlantic coast states excluding New England and noted Indiana would not be needed for success.
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Cowherd
Missouri
Chicago
Parker
Atlantic Coast
New England
Indiana
Hatten Named for State Senator Seat
Aneil B. Hatten of the Westphalia Times is named for state senator by the senatorial committee to replace Judge Schoonover who declined the race. Hatten is described as an energetic young man ready to work and keep things moving. the district should not regret his election.
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Aneil B. Hatten
Westphalia
Tom Watson Speech Tour Cancelled by Illness
Hon. Thos. Watson was billed to speak in Topeka on the 17th inst but fell very sick with cancellations of that date and all prior dates. It is hoped he may yet make some speeches in Kansas.
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Thos
Watson
Topeka
Kansas
Great New York and Morgan Banks Push Branch System
The Nebraska Independent notes Rockefeller’s New York bank with deposits around 200 million and a Morgan bank with deposits well over 100 million. Together these two financial hubs control many banks and trust companies, lifting total deposits to hundreds of millions as they seek a branch bank system and the right to issue notes backed only by bank assets.
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Rockefeller
New York
Morgan
Nebraska
Ex Governor Stanley Urges Voters In Emporia
Report says the former governor spoke in Emporia urging voters to forget party lines and vote for honest men. He noted that a Kansas Joe Folk would not be idle if he reached the state house and predicted Joe Folk will yet fill the executive chair, with boodlers brought to justice.
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Stanley
Emporia
Kansas
Joe Folk
Convicted men fined and jailed in high profile case
Joy McDinn cites White stating six men were convicted and fined ten thousand dollars and sentenced to two years in prison. A seventh man was fined ten thousand and jailed. The credit is attributed to Roosevelt or Bristow, or both.
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Joy McDinn
White
Will Allen White
Roosevelt
Bristow
Prosperity claim from Schenectady Gazette sparks debate
The Schenectady Gazette cites Republican rhetoric claiming national prosperity under their governance. A Pittsburgh telegram counters, noting a 45 percent rise in workers' living costs over recent years, with higher food and clothing prices. The piece questions whether such conditions justify backing the status quo.
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Schenectads Gazette
Republican Party
Adr Melo Oy
Pittsburg
Piping of Natural Gas Focuses on Factory Use Instead
A historical note explains that piping calculations for natural gas omit a sola field effort because factories in that district solved the pipe-out scheme years ago. The city secured factory locations, factories obtained gas for their own use, and retain control. The larger regulator has little leverage when gas is in factory hands.
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Sola
Lawrence marks semi centennial amid visitors in historic town
Lawrence hosts a semi centennial celebration drawing many visitors including older residents. Among them is Dr. George Brown, editor of the Herald of Freedom, Lawrence’s first newspaper. He is over eighty years old and part of the city’s early history.
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Lawrence
Old Town
George Brown
Herald of Freedom
Browns
Utah Forms National Party to Oppose Mormon Church
A new political organization named the National party has been formed in Utah. It aims to challenge the Mormon church in state politics and has nominated a complete slate of statewide candidates.
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National Party
Utah
Mormon Church
Roswell Flood Causes Severe Damage in New Mexico
Roswell New Mexico suffered heavy flood damage late that week with losses exceeding 100000 dollars. Telegraph service failed for days and the electric light plant went underwater plunging the city into darkness. Water reached three feet in the central area and several large buildings collapsed while railroad traffic was halted for nearly a week.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Missouri superintendent backs tax-free textbooks plan
The state superintendent of public instruction advocates a constitutional amendment to provide free textbooks in public schools. He labels the plan a Pop fallacy and socialistic, though he notes public opinion is gradually shifting.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Missouri
Dinner Pail Brigade Questioned by Lincoln Republican Club
The Young Men’s Republican Club of Lincoln resolves to reach voters through their heads not their stomachs. The paper asks what happened to the “full dinner pail” brigade and the long banner that hung across a street for weeks.
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Young Men's Republican Club of
Lincoln
Nebraska Independent
Quiet campaign hints at trouble for ruling party
A Republican remarked on street chatter that the current quiet campaign portends ill for those in power. He noted his own longstanding wariness, suggesting public sentiment may be turning against the administration.
Bridge washout on Lexington Purcell line claims seven lives
A wagon bridge between Lexington and Purcell Oklahoma collapsed after being struck by high waters last Monday night. Eight men stood on the structure attempting to save it. seven disappeared into the waters, leaving one survivor.
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Lexington
Purcell
Oklahoma
Voters face business choice on railroads in Kansas fall
The Question before Kansas voters this fall centers on practical business sense. The Republican party will not again burden farmers and shippers with railroad policies, declares People's Voice in Wellington.
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Kansas
People's Voige
Wellington
The Search Light cubs first meeting at Currier home
The Search Light club held its first meeting at Mrs Amanda Currier country home. Members praised the hostess and her family for hospitality. Mrs Riley spoke for the group, Mrs Davis outlined the coming year’s aims, and new president Mrs Tilligk outlined plans. Delegates Yarnell Hanley Davis were chosen to attend the district federation meeting in Ottawa on November 10 and 11.
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Amanda Currier
Hir See
Daugherne
Currier
Riley
Wise
Davis
Man Agensti
Kansas City
Sire
Coleman
Heaven
Satin
Quayle
Cennie
Homieairs
Earnest
Jerusalem
Gables
Carol Pool
Horestone
Hunley
Rs. Yarnell
Ars Falls
Airs
Ars. Yarnell
Ares
Hanley Ane Sire
Otawa
High School Notes From The Week
Moriny notes report weak events with Rev A Ghee leading devotionals Tuesday morning and a short fall. Wednesday saw gerade cards, Thursday Mel Heck visited, and Friday the Freshmen government class faces a trial with Clyde McFarlin as judge and Mabel Mutchison sand as plaintiff attorney. A $12,000 damage suit involves Rue Dellinger and others. The Wiket hall icles have improved their matter serious by pe tein. Ottawa HS has challenged them for a uurie.
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Moriny
A. Ghee
Mel Heck
Clyde McFarlin
Larry Green
Mabel Mutchison Sand
Rue Dellinger
Plain Rif Pnadl Ton
Maury Shields
Nell Patele
Lloyd Hedges
Wiket Hall Icles
Petein
Ottawa HS
Uurie
Interest on deposits at The National Bank of Commerce
The National Bank of Commerce offers liberal interest on deposits at 2 1-2, 3, or 4 percent depending on the deposit term. Call and see them.
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National Bank OF Commerce
Letter List Anewlled For at the Garnett Post Office
Week ending Der. G tuk, Willis and Bowtian, Charlie Dison, Vo Mason, Jurige auCisine, Ed Shoewell, W S Kiang, Postmaster.
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Garnett
G Tuk
Willis & Bowtian
Charlie Dison
Vo Mason
Jurige auCisine
Ed Shoewell
W.S. Kiang
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Comanche County
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