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Newspaper

Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1908

Page

12

Kansas Rail Rate Fight Ends in Long’s Silent Stand

A 1905 Kansas political drama centers on Senator Chester I Long who dodged a public pledge to back a railroad rate reform. He faced pressure from Wichita business leaders and Wall Street aligned Senators, amid fierce debates over interstate commerce powers and the influence of the Kansas political machine.

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Machine politics in Kansas as Long’s force described

A critical portrait of Kansas political operators aligned with Long across districts. The piece lists district figures linked to Wall Street influence, rail interests, and public offices, arguing they form a disciplined political machine feeding off the public purse and resisting reforms.

Kansas Long Versailles St. James

Kansas political clash over Wall Street ties and Long backing

A review accuses Senator Long allies and business groups of backing pro Wall Street agendas in Kansas. It questions whether election fatigue and the so called organization can heal the rift, noting pressure from commercial clubs and influential backers who fund and support political action.

Kansas Voters Face Practical Choice in Harding Era Debate

The passage debates whether Kansas should remain true to its abolitionist past or align with political machines. It urges voters to resist flattery and vote for a free state industrially and politically, urging action against the machine. It questions if Kansas will honor John Brown or be swayed by smooth talk.

Poli- Ree Kansas John Brown Witte Avias Wairre Bristow

Lavender Lady Case Forces $500 Monthly Support Pact

William J. Lemp must pay his wife Lillian Handlan Lemp five hundred dollars a month for support dating from their separation, with a custody decision and legal fees to be settled next week. The case names the 8 year old son and mentions residence at 3343 South Thirteenth Street. The couple attended court but did not speak, and the wife may return to her father’s home with the boy.

St. Louis Circuit Court William J. Lemp Brewer Lillian Handlan Lemp Lavender

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