Kansas Democrats See Bryan as Key to Federal Jobs
A Kansas Democratic congressman praises Nebraskan William J Bryan as a responsive ally for Kansans seeking federal appointments. He notes Bryan’s informal, attentive approach and willingness to push Cabinet officers for patronage relief, while Kansans fret over slow administration staffing and delays in post office and related appointments.
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Washington, D
Willian J. Bryan
Bryan
Kansas
Vandiy
Thompson
Ada
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder problems in men and women, regulate bladder issues in children, and offers a two months treat from one bottle. Send $1 for testimonials and mail order from Dr. E W Till, 2996 Olive Street, St. Louis Missouri. Sold by druggists.
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Texas
Kansas
E. W. Till
Olive Street
St. Louis
Gentry Denied Parole in Kidnap Case Twist
Topeka officials refused temporary parole for Gentry tied to the Marian Bleakley kidnapping. Gentry had sought release to care for his ill mother, while authorities and family supporters pressed for mercy. The case involves a lengthy custody dispute and a federal ruling awarding the child to Mrs. Bleakley before the abduction. The state corrected ward must review the parole request prior to any action.
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Apei T—Joseph
Mariat’ Bleakley
Tincubater
Convernor
Gentry
Garri
Cidgeri Stubbs
Prin
Farlen
Penilantiiiny
Werends
Center
Hollyes
State Ward of Corrections
Marian Bleakley
Chirlotte Bleakley
James J. Bareby
Feleral Court
Gually
President Wilson Faces Predicted Unpopularity in Washington
Washington rumor cautions that President Wilson will be unpopular in the capital, with observers predicting a cooling reception in the city as April 7 passes. The comment reflects political tension and public sentiment during the period.
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Wilson
Sfsins DC
Jas
Washington
President's intent stirs Capitol debate and tariff talk
The article notes President Wilson's perceived open stance on tariff matters while Democratic leaders expect firm opinions after Congress convenes. It discusses the wool tax debate, the Ways and Means tar bill, and mentions Bristow's Kansas travels, Bird pamphlets, and a Taft proclamation about Kansas forest lands. Also includes antiquated life notes and local school updates.
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Congress
Washington
Whoare
Wilson
House
Ways and Means’ Committee
Unis
Senate
Finsiie
Chaiwan Simms
Local Social News and Family Visits in Kanwaka
The section lists many residents and visitors in Kanwaka and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs M Pierson and their relatives, Mrs Riedel Brooks and family, Mr and Mrs W J Day, Mr and Mrs E Cressman, and the Colmans. Visitors travel from Topeka Kansas City Lawrence and Winchester. Community activities include school examinations, winter school closure, Ladies Aid, and local gatherings with notable dinners and farm work notes.
Williamstown News Highlights Local Socials and Travel
Mrs Steve Welter and daughter Catherine visited Lawrence on Saturday. Jerry Epley of Lawrence was in the vicinity on Monday. Arthur White and family spent Sunday at Rei Kyte’s. Miss Jessie Bates shopped in Lawrence on Thursday. Several residents traveled to Kansas City for the wrestling match at Convention Hall Tuesday evening. Mrs Ganz visited Lawrence on Saturday. Murray Kyle, who recently worked in Kansas City, has returned home. Chat Mefoy and daughter Chloe attended the funeral of Mrs Catherine Ovhs e in Perry Thursday. Miss Estella Northrup of Lawrence visited Perry. Mrs Ben Wilsonway also visited Perry.
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Virginia
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L. B. Bigsby
George Bigsby
Alfred Skinner
Phoebe
Lawrence High School
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W. A. Colman
Willis
Aileen Colman
Win.Elkin
Honor Skinner
May Rule
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David Williams
Myr
W. R. Haughn
Wm. Elkin
Frank Hodgins
Pleasant
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Kanwaka
William Miller
Williamstown
Steve Welter
Catherine
Jerry Epley
Arthur White
Rei ‘Kyte’s
Jessie’ Bates
Kansas City
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Murray
Kyle
Chat
Mefoy
Chloe
Catherine Ovhse
Perry
Estella Northrup
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Charges Against Gore Accuse Oklahoma Senator of Indignities
Jim R. Jacobs of Oklahoma City, ex Democratic national committeeman, filed a statement with Congress alleging that Senator Gore mistreated Mittie B. Bond of Oklahoma. Bond, seeking a political appointment, prompted calls for a senate investigation. Jacobs claims Gore should face criminal libel charges.
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Washington
Dlc
Capitol
Jim R. Jacobs
Oklahoma City
Natonal
To Senate
Thomas P. Fore
Gore
Mittie B. Bond
Oklahonmy
Ishin
Alleohs
Oklahon
Senate
Bond
Riot at Hyde Park suffrage meeting in London
About 15,000 hostile protesters disrupted a suffrage meeting in Hyde Park with police preventing rioters from harming attendees. Miss Brackenfury was struck and the women's van was driven from the park. A similar disturbance occurred at Wimbledon Common where Miss Aunt Kenney tried to speak.
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Louth
Hyde
Don't You Believe It Someday That Constipation Can Be Cured
An old advertising snippet promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation. It urges readers to try them, claiming others have been cured and noting a cost of a quarter. Freely available through dealers.
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Isa Theroush
Nothling
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Chamberlain
Wilson Breaks Ordinance in Washington Rebuked by Policeman
President Wilson yesterday unintentionally violated new traffic rules in the capital by crossing streets diagonally toward the White House. Secretary Tumults accompanied him. a nearby policeman informed them of the error as crowds recognized the President during a downtown walk.
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Wilson
Tomults
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
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