Kansas Legislature Debates Initiative and Child Labor Bill
A Kansas senate bill proposed to apply initiative and referendum to elections, with thirty sections. House action covers child labor limits, ending messenger boys, and a proposed state fiscal agency. Other measures include state architect appointment, open shop hours, and a constitutional amendment push for U.S. Senators Barton and Harris.
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Tegeka
Senate Election Committee
Senate
Kansas
Sims
Shawnee
T. F. Garever
Bas
Hayden
Lelasd
House
Ge'vlock
Cags
Hare
Husty
Sponabie
Kaoses
Milwaukie Abiola Babies Sold Without Law
Milwaukie poor department chief reports ten city spots where babies are bought or sold for cash or goods. Payments of 19 or 2 dollars noted. infants offered to any willing buyer, with little or no legal process. Local officials voice alarm over these trafficking practices.
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Milwaukie
Miwaukee
Wis
Spindler
Poor Department
Milwaukee
Lle
Endorsement Draws Senate Support for Harris
Tepeks February 13 The senate adopted Wailekobler's concurrent resolution commending United States Senator Harris to President Roosevelt for a place on the Isthmian canal commission. Nearby reports note legislation in progress as lawmakers in Ion City discuss state inspector salaries and possible staff increases. A separate item from Philadelphia reports Darrow presenting closing arguments to the coal strikes commission, tying coal issues to the strike.
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Tepeks
Senate
Wailekobler
United States
Harris
Roosevelt
Isthoiao Canal
Philadelphia
Darraw
Coal Atriks
Darrow
Indian Girl Paid 100 To Promote a Love Powder
Evensville Indiana February 13 Miss Mary Raeber, thirteen, was lured by a girl named Anna aerel'r who paid for a heart shaped parcel said to contain a powder that would win Miss Raeber a sweetheart. Judge Corry presided. the case will proceed with prosecutors.
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Otlea
Evensvill
Ind
Anna Aerel’r
Colies Gales Clart T. Corry
Mary Raeber
Juigs Carey
Adviamens Usu
Investigation continues into investment companies in St Louis
A grand jury resumes probing investment compacts in St Louis as crowds press at offices. E J Armald heads the group bearing his name while a man named Jeff Hot Springs remains sought for grand jury service. Despite turmoil, some firms are still paying out cash today.
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Mt Louis
St. Louis
Grand Jury
E. J. Armald
Jeff Hot Springs
Ark 4
Devaty
Cond
Germany to comply with Cecil Roedes scholarships terms
From Berlin authorities it is reported Germany will comply as far as possible with the Cecil Roedes scholarships in British adversities. Twenty one colleges must be consulted and time must elapse before the Kaiser nominates candidates. Negotiations continue on the matter. In Washington a bill to defend certain rates paid by Anheuser Busch Brewing was passed by the Senate, while a District of Columbia appropriations bill moved forward. In Kansas City a Fort Scott man named William Stoltzman, recently acquitted of killing a postmaster, was arrested on a charge of stealing a valuable list from a downtown store.
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Bouze
Pawsaga
Hy J Hoabbias
Gotslops
Leland
Goveror
E3ai
Executive Council
McWilliams
Bouss
Ugless
Borghton
Ilarig’i
Sopsier Simar
Asaatars
Tha House
Bartony and
Harris
E A Traer
Arage
Ottawa
Kas
Oilie Inman
Jackson
Toman Cams
Texas
Todiane
Germany
WNL
Cecil Roedes
Berlin
Sms Tims
Sinele Warhington
Senata
Anheuser Busch Brewing Association
J Barrany
District of Columbss
Kansas City
William Stoltrman
Fort Scott
Kansas
Coon
William S Oltzman
Maaster Morrison
Athens
Altg
Ashess
A. J. Anderson
A. L. Selig
Alfred Whiteman
J. KR
Griggs
Messie Griggs
Waitman
Nepraske Senate approves direct election of U S senators
The Nepraske senate passes a joint resolution for electing United States senators by direct popular vote. A Belgium chamber of deputies session on a tax bill targets foreign firms with Belgian branches at 2 percent of profits and mandatory annual disclosures. A commission will study the bill. A note mentions 20 cent candies at Wisdemans.
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Anaginsus
Nepraske Senate
United States
Belgium
Oeasterday
Now Little Italy Seeks Raise Amid Germany Demands
News brief notes Italy seeks higher cash payment from Germany amid $342,000 demand. Bowry warns against breaking agreements. Also: First National Bank of Asbury Park, N Y closed by order of the cashier and bank examiner. navy decides not to purchase four ships. U S House passes embargo rebate bill 241 to 6.
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Bowia
Germany
Bowra
Lily
Washington
First National Bank of
Asbury Park
N. Y
Contralee
Curtessy
National Bank Examiner
Wilmot Bay
Berlin
Navy Department
Sbipa
Chile
England
Italy
Etkine Bld
Papend
Waskington
House
Thie Afternoso
Ejbios
Lincoln Day Celebration at Grand Army Hall
Lincoln's birth day observed by Logat rople t tiathertog and Washingtonm Fost Noir W RC No g and Leds Circle 75, with a large committee and crowd. Dinner served around 2:30, speeches by local and visiting leaders, praise for organizers and community spirit.
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Grand Army
Cooimit
Pest
Munk
Me W.koc
Fitra Pesty
Mrs. Criss
Ifrs. Churchill
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Sprakars
Judes C. A. Smart
Ottawa
Cal O. M. Cenhrer
Topena
Cap
Caneley Harris
Profitad
Tosane
Masa
Lawrence
J.C
Indian Bill advances with sizable aid to Creek and land sales
Washington Feb 13 Senate Indian affairs committee recommends changes raising the bill to 10,434,213 with a 1,200,900 boost to pay loyal Creek Indians for destroyed property. Fort Hall lands near Pocatello open to settlement, Uintah and White River Utes allotment extended, Mesaverde negotiations authorized, and several tribal and land actions outlined. Topeka Feb 13 Coal Famine inquiry notes road confiscations limited, law to prevent confiscation urged. Kansas items from state proceedings and university events also listed.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
House
Fort Hail, Ida
Pocatello
Uintah
White River
Utah
Strawberry River
Mhgre
Tha Ites
Colorado
Seminole Nationa Jimniteed
Secretary of the Interior
Red Lake Reservation
Minnesota
Court of Claims
Lake Superior
Mississippi
Kansas Legislature Debates Education and Charter Bills
Kansas Senate passes Porter's bill to fund manual training in cities and school districts with state aid and local levies. Other measures include charter board oversight, anti becca powers, and a pending murder penalty bill. debates focus on education budgets and gubernatorial honors amid broader legislative actions.
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Topeka
Kan
Porter
Senate
House
Pesting
Executive Council
Charles Robinson
Kansas
Lo Slhe Ratunds
State House
Benate
Crum
Iy Abemil
State Charter Board
Corporaton
Iy Ward Rd
Ty Smith
Antibecca Powers
Iy Trapp
Othe
Sory
Buverhur
Minauz
Fatal Gas Leak At Northwestern Gas Plant
Five men died and ten were overcome at the Northwestern Gas Light and Coke plant in Blue Island as gas escaped from a purifying box during a box change. Workers, under Superintendent Martin C. Russell, failed to close the box covers, allowing gas to fill the area.
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Chicago
Northwestern Gas Light and Coke Company
Blue Island
Martin C. Russell
Olympian Games Debated as Paris Transfer Plan Fails
The Olympian Games presidency reports a plan to transfer the contest to St Louis faces internal opposition. Paris committee chair Pierre de Paris and officials from the International Committee weigh postponement amid tension. The debate centers on preserving quadrennial principles and seating for the St Louis Exposition.
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Chicago
I.deury J. Dr
Doar
Shiren
Pierre
Paris
Tie Coimmitees
Devizien Od Rie Voluimitee
Ls Tayed
Internation
St. Louis
Interna Usnal Committee
Aiak
Cileage
St. Leis
Newark council list and cemetery staff misspellings
A garbled roster lists council members and municipal staff with many misspellings across wards. Names include First Ward Ciarae McWarlane Second Ward Ges Bennett Newmark Milly Fourth Ward Gardner Lindgisy Sixth Ward Woat Urant Garrety, plus references to cemeteries and city departments.
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Ciarae
McWarlane
K. Ges M
Bennett
Newmark
A.A. Milly
Urna
U. B. Gardner Bitte
Fragmentary Names From a Local Notice
A garbled OCR snippet lists multiple personal names and initials such as CASmark Adaline Hurnor and E. Deuramrd Jr, Myers, Lystoger, A. Gurrill, Minna, Mavel Knoux, W. Gamee AW, Armatrong, Guru Sarl Pups AL IL alg Lloyd Wattes Watts, Paroelh. The readable items resemble a catalog of individuals in a public or social column.
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Casmark Adaline Hurnor
E. Deuramrd, Jr
Myers Tink Lystoger
A. Gurrill
Minna
Rlory
Mavel Knoux
Wed
W. Gamee
Armatrongeed Guru Sarl Pups AL IL
Lloyd Wattes W. Area + Hesitionan SLO
Watts, Od, Paroelh
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New York City
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Massachusetts Street
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Seattle
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New York
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Lisbard
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Louisville
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William Ek. Day
Rice
City Directory
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