Topeka to Fill Many Party Posts as Governor Names Appointments
Governor Toidges plans to send confirmation lists to the Legislature this week for numerous key posts at the state level. Expected appointments include state education, industrial missions, and university trustees, with several positions awaiting final action. officials anticipate rapid action before the legislative session ends.
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Iene
New Democratic Adwinskition
Arig
Uie Bewinl
Gai
Aeionudsit
Halchinson
Regents Agrienitat Coltee
Rewante Stile Novi
Wlininistens
Ae Vequatibe
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Merce Tienes Pemd Hostal
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Topeka
Suepereiteneat Irs Idustrial Lanna
Neloi- Ts
Selious Textal Mission
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Sinha Weil
Goi
Neith Nasy
de Bugh
Euyeert
Pninder
Albinse
Ares
Kansas reform panel to appoint education board officers
The article notes changes in a state education panel with Ed Hackney of Winfield and Mrs. Cora G. Lewis of Kinsley among the nominees. It mentions a new penalty board, possible appointments in Hutchinson, and ongoing talks about the state tax commission grain inspector and other posts, with a forthcoming public announcement in a few days.
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W. Morgan
Ottawa
Welloud
Commissiona
Gutchinson
Howe
Abitene
Hutchinson
Kerpine
House Recall Vote Sparks Senate Fight Amid Proposals
Republican leaders push recall measures as 85 to bb vote passes in a tense session. Lawmakers debate amendments and judiciary recall, with Speaker Brown defending the measure while Robert Stone leads opposition. Names like Tepil Hines and Tepil Hines 2Glbe appear in fragmented text as petition thresholds for recalls are outlined and several representatives listed.
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House Ly
Senate
Dior
Brown
Robert Stone
Yillh
Ponlle Wa
Cleetiute
Heaweter
Chrtis
Gray
Greenland
Greeline
Gilson Ford
Finian
Mettin
Hole
Krook
Noble
Persyuri
Ragale
Reitzel
Satterthingite
Sater
Carrer
Willis
Manila
Butirbin
Crippen
Inheritance Tax Plan Mentioned In Early Draft
A garbled note discusses an inheritance tax plan linked to an administration measure. It cites a tentative date and references acts or officials involved, mentioning an effort to repeal old laws. The fragment suggests a political or legal move amid administrative actions.
Casearets and political reforms referenced in quotes
A garbled excerpt mixes a pitch for Casearets as a liver and stomach cleanser with political debate. It mentions a party pledge to repeal tax or inheritance laws, names Brewster, Drew, Perrymae, Ride and Sutz as voluntary bill supporters or opponents, and notes a date for final adjournment and potential cancellation of bills.
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Brewster
Drew
Perrymae
Ride
Sutz
Riddie
ANC
Taw
Seaid
Annual Concert by First Regiment Band at Fraternal Aid Hall
The First Regiment Band presents its Annual Concert and Ball at Fraternal Aid Hall on Thursday evening February 27 at 8 o'clock. Proceeds fund band expenses and a silver plated double horn purchased for 175 dollars. Program features classical and standard pieces, with overtures by Mareti and Rossini, and a dance to close. Everyone invited.
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Mareti
Zafiparite
Vshak
Rayman
Dvorak
Rossini Hheeler
Unusual Affection Case Between Man and Wild Terrier Near Market Drayton
A curious tale from Encltsbham let of Spoontey near Market Drayton reports Mr. William Woodburn’s week long observation of a small rough terrier from a farmstead forming an unexpected bond with a large hedgerow animal. The unusual attachment draws local attention as a rare temperament crossing.
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Spoontey
Market Drayton
William Woodburn
Linwood Meeting Notes From Bayprisit Chuateh Report
Fragmentary OCR notes show Linwood meeting mentions Bayprisit and Chuateh, with unclear references to Linwedd ds st prog tag and a person listed as O. C. Brown and a school mention. Details are garbled, leaving only scattered names and affiliations without a clear event or outcome.
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Linwood
Chuateh Int
Linwedd
O. C. Brown
Public Sale Listing With Horses Implements and Household Goods
A public sale is set for February 27 at a site near Baldwin, featuring multiple horses aged 4 to 12 with various weights, two black mares, cattle with calves, cows with calves, and farm equipment including a Deering self binder, planters, disks, hay racks, and miscellaneous tools. Household items and farm supplies complete the listing, with usual sale terms noted.
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Jef Worden
Baldwin
Maye
Sean Newt
John Deere
Surrey
ITTAY
Donald Scale
Bivek Amt
Chatham
Chasdswaas
Garner
Ear Health Hints From Diseased Ear Conditions
The article discusses deafness as a curable issue only through removing inflammation from the Eustachian tube. It explains how a blocked and inflamed tube leads to hearing loss and notes that recovery depends on restoring normal tube function, otherwise hearing may not return.
City Officials and Business Ties in 19th Century Debate
A fragmented report discusses municipal leadership links to business, noting a retired contractor and bank president as a property owner. It cites department heads and engineers, references election-time machine politics, and compares city governance to factory management, asking if reform is possible amid familiar figures and cross-town ties.
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Department of Streets and Highways
Department of Public, Safety and Charities
Haverhill
Leavenworth
Kan
Aus
Thauler
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Houster
Tes
Huntington
W.c
Shinehod
Iit Forte
Special Session April 1 outlined for Wilson agenda
President Wilson announced an April 1 special session with immediate measures and currency reform priority. A tax bill is in preparation, and Ways and Means members signaled early passage goals. Senate reorganization plans seek Democratic majorities and altered committee control to curb seniority dominance.
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Congress
Wilson
Ways and
Hull
Donhe
Imanagers
Senate
Senate Democrats
Willie St
Briz Atiers
Kern
Chai
Watch Sulit Pearl Watch A Gem Made Inside Pearl
A pearl watch created by Galte & Co of Geneva sits as large as nine pearls and took fifteen months to craft. The empty pearl weighed forty five grains and measured under an inch in diameter. The thin watch can be worn as a ring or pendant and costs six thousand dollars.
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Galte & Co
Geneva
Fragmented 1900s clipping hints at diverse notes and ads
The readable fragments mention medical remedy tips for warts and colds, a Ugandan-tinged anecdote, real estate transfers in San Diegostations, patent filings, a defiant remark about investing, and a note on safety razors with twin blades, all from a damaged newspaper page.
Rabbits Wreak Widespread Damage Across Australia
Observers estimate that eight or ten rabbits consume as much grass as one sheep, a figure highlighting the massive impact of rabbits in Australia. In New South Wales the pest continues to spread despite trapping, poisoning, fumigation, and digging efforts.
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Australia
New South Wales
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