Geddes Wins Republican Caucus Vote for Kansas House Speaker
In a Kansas House caucus Geddes of Butler won forty-three to thirty-nine after rivals withdrew, with Markley and Trail also noted. Geddes moved to make Mann's election unanimous. House posts saw Mrs. Couchman prevail as postmistress after ballots, and Hope won Speaker pro tem amid withdrawals.
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Hope
J. B.whitman
Pratt
C. A. Mosher
Ford
Geddes
Shildefér
Ding
Liste McElhinney
Manhattan
Cle “Genter
McEihinney
Health concerns from diet and uric acid buildup
Fragmentary note links red meat and rich foods to high uric acid affecting kidneys and joints. Mentions fatigue and body aches with unclear references to symptoms and remedies.
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America
Rheabai
Kansas Legislature Caucus Sways Sunday Selections
In a lengthy caucus the Kansas house and senate members elected officers and party leaders. Campbell and Craft won unanimous doorkeeper and sergeant at arms positions while Rev. Bright and Ben Endres were re elected to chaplain and floor leader posts. Field led Democrats as minority leader with Cline and Snyder among nominees for key roles. Senate picks echoed past chairmen and new steering posts, with Price as president pro tempore and Johnson named sergeant at arms.
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Campbell
Joe Craft
Parsons
John A. Bright
Topeka
House
Ben Endres
Leavenworth
James A. McDermott
Industrial Court
Wilbur C. Hawk
State Republican Central Committee
Snyder
Hary E. Snyder
Morris County
Montgom
Kroaed
Montgomery
Geddes
O. H. Hatfield
Gray
Mann
R. M. Pickler
Smith County
Ida Walker
Norton County
Grant Wagoner
Cherokee
Shideler
George A. Jeffrey
Sedgwick
Clifford Honge
Public Utilities Commission
F.C. Field
Pretty Prairie
Nellie E. Cline
Larned
O. E Snyder
Atchison
Field
Senate
Miay Cline
Harry Harris
Burrton
L. C. Brown
Cowley County
F.R. Laku
Jefferson County
F.C. Layman
Reno County
Doéorkeeper
Clara H.hazelrigg
J. F. 0Ner
Mary Cassin
Rolla W. Coleman
Benjamin F. Regler
Charles E. Sayler
Francis C., Price
Clark County
Arthur McCay
Galena
J. N. Johnson
Lawrence
Sesgion
Clarence, Aten
Ben S. Paulen
Ravens
Benjamin F. Hegler
Bayt
National and local events headline today’s papers
The Washington naval agreement heads to French Parliament for ratification after the chamber reconvenes. Savannah holds a municipal primary for mayor and city officials. A California Fifth District special election seeks Nolan’s successor. Cincinnati hosts the National League Commission Merchants convention. Oklahoma invites all to a governor inauguration barbecue in Oklahoma City. Manitoba Farmers convention in Brandon discusses grain policy and wheatboard. Public meetings in Brangon and new writings note Milton’s Purge of Lost and Escurial palace histories.
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Savannah
Fifth
California
John L. Nolan
National League of Commission Merchants
Cincinnati
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
J. ©. Walton
National Wheatboard
Canadian Bank
United Farmers of Manitoba
Brangon
Diamond Dyes Offer Easy Home Dyeing For All Fabrics
Diamond Dyes claims simple directions for dyeing worn dresses skirts waists coats stockings sweaters draperies and more. It promises colorfastness with no fading streaking or running and urges buyers to tell druggist material type before dyeing.
Patient relief claimed from mentha based skin remedy
Fragmentary text suggests a claim that a mentha product quickly relieves itching and irritation from eczema. The wording is garbled but indicates an antiseptic or soothing effect. No verifiable data or credible source is provided.
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Jana
Ness
Industrial reforms and engineers union report cited
The Federation report urges an eight hour day in steel and continuous industries and endorses changes under President Harding. It notes reorganizations, mapping projects, and investigations into industrial waste, with a focus on preserving natural resources and advancing American industry. Dr. R. V. Bierce is highlighted as a leading figure in women’s health with Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription promoted as a remedy.
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Federa Tion
Harding
Seeger
Phe
An.l . A
America
Henry Ford
Mortimer E. Cooley
University of Michigan
Dean Cooley
Federation
Herbert Hoover
R. V. Bierce
Pierce
Buffalo
Engineering figures lead national program on government collaboration
Kansas City engineer John L. Harrington will head a delegation including Perley F. Walker and Lloyd B. Smith to join a national program. Prominent educators such as Prof. Joseph W. Roe will participate as sessions cover government engineeering collaboration with foreign and domestic agencies.
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Gol
Artie
Thigh
Es Ludlow
J. Farks
Cal Engineers
John L. Harrington
Kansas City
American Society
Eaneers
Gelvert T McClellan
New York
Willistoh Amerie
Joseph W. Roe
New
Thengineers
Perley F. Walker
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Lloyd B. Smith
Topeka
Kansas Engineering Society
Papa's Diapensin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement claims Papa's Diapensin instantly corrects stomach issues. It asserts relief from sourness flatulence heartburn gases and pain once the tablet reaches the stomach with guaranteed results.
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Stomaach
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