Progressives and Epics To The Fore In Elections
A summary of midterm style election results shows Wisconsin Progressives gaining ground, with two more elected and La Follette allies narrowing the Democratic margin. California activists led by Upton Sinclair’s Epic party won partial success, while Chicago Democrats maintained strength in the mayoral race. Los Angeles saw a Sinclair-backed councilor win reelection, and the era of reform movements affected several municipalities nationwide, including Baltimore and Corpus Christi. Voter turnout and party shifts indicated evolving political power, with notable contests for mayor and council positions.
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Light Rains Forecast for North East Kansas
Apr 3 forecast shows light showers in Kansas with continued cool air. Frost and nipped fruit buds reported in northeast sections as light rain moves through the region tonight and into early morning.
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Crossword puzzle and weather note blend headline
A fragmented crossword puzzle and weather report mix with a brief Kansas forecast. The page notes a cold snap and heavy freeze impacting fruit districts in northeastern Kansas, with temperatures expected to moderate into the lower fifties inland and 34 to 40 in the east tonight. Flora, federal meteorologist, cautions about lingering risks to developing vegetation. An attic cleanup pitch closes the item.
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Oklahoma City Oil Extension Battles Reach City Hall
Municipal barriers to drilling near the state capitol in Oklahoma City were struck down while efforts to halt derricks indoors continued. Voters approved new oil extensions across 300 acres, with totals showing mixed support across wards as southern districts shifted the balance. Gov Marland’s residence lies near the new extension edge, sparking debate over buffer zones and hospital proximity.
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Notable Transit Concession Snafu In Family Fare Row
A Vancouver Province humorous note recalls High Pidtance Cohen entering a bus with his young son asking for fare. The conductor cites free ride for under four, while Cohen notes the child will occupy a seat and proposes a discount if he is sent home. Pearson's Weekly adds a joke about a small boy and tender steak.
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Wheat Grows in Eastern Kansas Despite Dry Weather
Topeka reports from Apr 3 show wheat thriving in the eastern half and parts of south central Kansas, with plants 3 to 6 inches high. Western areas remain bare while oats and barley sowing progress, potatoes planted eastern and south central, and rains scarce. Pastures slow to start, dust‑covered in the west, moisture badly needed. only Atchison received 0.06 inch of rain.
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Kaw Valley
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