Political reform voices stir in Kansas and beyond
The piece surveys calls for a grand jury on money in politics and critiques local figures like Mr. Allen and Senator Fred Kumont Smith. It notes tariff debates, gratitude over Schott's district gains, and pushes for higher standards in Kansas politics while praising Scott's congressional work and local projects.
Merchant Marine Bill Obvious Aim for Government Aid
The text discusses a pending Congress bill to create a merchant marine for the United States. It notes commercial conditions have eroded sea trading except for the navy and suggests government assistance as the remedy. It mentions an proposed yearly outlay around four million dollars for a program expected to bring in more than that in advertising and related gains.
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Congress
United States
Merchant Marine Commissions
Panama Canal
America
Cuba
Castoria and American Shipping Sentiment Debate
The piece argues for favorable sentiment toward American shipping and contrasts proposed Merchant Marine measures with current American spending on canals, rail subsidies, naval power, rivers and harbors, and aid to Cuba. It claims modest merchant marine funding would yield broad continental economic returns amid heavy outlays abroad.
End of the railway pass subsidy debate in Kansas
The controversy between Farmer A. W. Smith and W. R. Stubbs at McPherson provokes statewide comment as Stubbs criticizes the free railroad pass while Smith defends it. The piece argues that passes influenced legislatures and the railway commission, urging an end to the railway pass subsidy.
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W. R. Stubbs
McPherson
Stubbs
Smith
Kansas
Leavenworth Times
A. W. Smith
Smoith
Board of Railway Commissioners
Tribune Farmer
New York
Titus Leads El Paso Y M C A Fund Drive
C G Titus formerly of this city serves as secretary for the El Paso Y M C A and recently led a drive that raised 261000 for an association building. El Paso residents contributed 251000 while Miss Helen Gould and the Phelps Dodge Co each gave 3 lo. The El Paso Herald on March 9 praised Sec C G Titus for his work.
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Texas
CG. Titus
Helen Gould
Phelps Dodge Co
el Paso Herald
Sec
Lindley and candidates seek ward seats in Republican primaries
Kansas item notes Dr G M Lindley seeks reelection as fifth ward councilman subject to Republican primaries on March 13. John M Newin also to run for city council from the sixth ward in Republican primaries. The telegram also recaps Lt Ernest H Agnew’s Civil War service and two local want ads for livestock and repairs, plus rental and employment notices from Lawrence Kansas and nearby addresses.
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ISU
J. L. Brady
How McFarlane
G. M. Lindley
Ifth
Oe Ee Am Perenaainini
John M. Newin
Real Estate Transfers and Classified Ads
Real estate transfers listed from Lawrence to Vinland with numerous lot trades and deeds. Also ads for wholesale jobs in Chicago with a superintendent post, cattle purchases, a gentile pony for sale, and various notices including medicines and local quotes.
Lawrence Republican Primary Election Held March 13
A Republican primary will be held in Lawrence on Tuesday March 13 from 2 to 7 p m at various voting places. Voters will nominate one city council member from each ward and two members of the board of education. Supervisors listed include F D Cosley A Hecker A L Cox Matt Fother J B Garrette and W P Smith. By order of the Republican City Central Committee Ni A Asher Jr J J Eddy Secretary Chairman.
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Lawrence
Ski
Board of Education
Fire Ward
F. D. Cosley
A. Hecker
A. L. Cox
Matt Fotter
J. 8
Garrete
PD Smith
Republican City Central Committe Ni
A. Asher, Jr
J. J. Eddy
District 54 Sickness and Social News Briefs
In District 54 several residents are mentioned with medical updates and travels. Mr A Bigaby remains ill while Mr Levett and Miss Glearman recover. Mr and Mrs Sutherland return from visiting their daughter in Kansas City. Mrs Benedict and Mrs Carpenter visit health notes. Mrs Atkins of Berry visits daughter Mrs Arthur Rease. Mrs Elmer Polen of Kansas City visits her parents. Pleasant Hour club hosts at Mrs Davis and Mrs Randolph home. Papers read by Mrs Douglas on Miss Clara Bartop, Mrs Levett on the Red Cross, and Mrs Stella Cressman on Miss Louisa Alcots. Next meeting set for March 21 at Mrs Levett's.
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Kansan City
Benedict
Mra. Carpenter
Thair
Carpenter
Mra Atkins
Berry
Arthur Rease
Elmer Polen
Kansaas City
William Randolph
Pleasant Hour
Davis
Randolph
Douglas
Clara Bartop
Levett
Red Cross Society
Stella Cressman
Louisa Alcots
Investigating committee stirs cowards among self made men
An old advertisement mocks political fear and urges Foley’s Kidney Cure for women’s health issues while taunting self made men. It praises tonic cures, critiques aging, and the persona links to a barber shop setting with cynical quips about electricity and flattery.
Destroy the Cause to Stop Dandruff With Herpicide
An ad argues that treating dandruff by oils fails to stop the root germ. It claims Newbro’s Herpicide kills the dandruff germ and restores healthy hair growth. Sold by leading drudgists, sample offered for 1 cent in stamps to The Herpicide Co. Detroit, with Mid-Woodward & Co. as special agents.
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Herpleide Co
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Mid- Woodward & CO
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