Republican County Convention in Douglas County Scheduled
Republican electors of Douglas County will meet on June 24 to select nine delegates and nine alternates for the state convention in Topeka on June 28 1982 Representation is based on votes for W A Peffer. Primaries are set for June 23 from 3 to 6 pm in county precincts and 8 to 4 pm in Lawrence. By order of the Republican County Committee J B Caer Chairman C H Trewen Secretary.
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Douglas County
Jone 24Th
Topea
W. A. Peffer
Wakarausa
Grant
Willow Springs
Palmyra
Eudora Suresceer
Lawrence
Bilan m
Republican County Committee
J.8. Caew
C. H. TrewEn
Hunt's
Eudora
Survey Finds Route Improves for Union Pacific Track
Engineers surveyed the proposed Union Pacific route on Vermont Street to Winthrop Street and found the alignment requires less grading than expected. George Fricker, superintendent of Southwestern Stage Co, notes a positive assessment of a tonic vital for health and household use. Open stock white goods Hunts.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Yeaterday
Vermont Street
Winthrop Street
George Fricker
Southwestern Stage Cp
O'pen Stock
Huai's
Carload of buggies and wagons arriving for sale
Mr Charles Achning reports a stock of first class fall leather top buggies and spring wagons on sale at cheap prices. The notice notes rising demand for cheap residence property and invites buyers and sellers to place listings. Club members to meet at 1:80 this afternoon for a parade participation.
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Charles Achning
Axprew Toad & Co
Indications and Proceedings in Congress Abroad May 29
The report covers weather hints for the Missouri valley and political developments in Kansas and Ohio on May 29. It includes delegation selections, discussions on Creek fund issues, and intense House debates over dilatory motions and election case procedures. The Senate and House agendas feature amendments, river overflow relief, and procedural fights.
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Wasnixcror
Creek Indian Fund For
Cockrell
Sherman
McMillan
New York
Garland
Mississippi River
Randall
Kenna
Blackburne
Blackburn
Mays
Sinerse
Read
Reed
House
Congress
Springer
Blaine
J. Heed Tted
English
House of Commons
Whisky and High Wine Testimony Opens Bonded Spirits Probe
Major Thomas of Louisville testifies in Washington as the whisky and high wine processes are described. He denies any offers or attempts to influence Congress or the press, noting no fundraising for lobbying by the national liquor dealers association beyond ten dollar annual dues.
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Wasumeton
D. C
Washington
Major Thomas
Louisville
Kentucky
Congress
National Liquor Dealers Association
Tragic Park Shooting Sparks Inquiry in Bellville
Peter P Mathangs a German youth shot and killed his former fiancée Miso Am ber in Bellville Illinois public park then surrendered to police and is jailed The motive cited jealousy over her rejection and his troubled habits. A boiler explosion at Payne Newton coal mine near Middlebury also caused damage with losses estimated at 5000 to 10000 dollars and no injuries reported.
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Amany German
Miso Amber
Bellville
Til
Mathans
Aftar
Triple Holler
Axxon
Middlebury
Payne Newton Cosh Company
Colny
Thrabaft
Freight wreck blocks lines and jams cars at Sixth Street
At 3 o'clock this morning a Michigan Central Illinois Central and Baltimore and Ohio freight train wrecked at the foot of Sixth Street. About a dozen cars loaded with fruit jam piled on the track. All outgoing trains are blocked while incoming trains manage one usable track.
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Cuatcase
Sixth Street
Michigan Central
Ilinois Central
Baltimore & Ohio
That Other James. Frank James May Seek Pardon
The Post Dispatch reports Gov Crittenden negotiating for Frank James surrender with hopes of a full pardon within the week. A party including Sheriff Timberlake and Kansas City officials met the outlaw and his attorney in St Louis, citing delays due to pardons from Minnesota and Texas. Mrs Frank James and her son Jesse arrived at Independence confirming talk of an unconditional pardon.
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St John’s Church
Yeaterday
Daniell. Breelman
Otewa
Kansas
Anna M. Sweeney
T. J. Sweeney
Tennessee Street
Ottawa
Steelman
Misa Sweeney
Lares
Atock Collam
Hunt
St. Louis
The
Post-Dispatch
Gov. Crittenden
Frank James
Timberlake
Craig
Kansas City
Critten2es
Nanie
New York
Jefferson City
Minnesota
Texas
Crittenden
Sr. Low
Independence
Jesse
Col
Samuel Raleton
Enthronement and moonlighters in European notes
The report from Lussex notes two American ships heading to Alexandria, Egypt, while Ireland reports Arch Bishop Mc Cabe enthroned cardinal amid imposing ceremonies. In North Kerry, moonlighters force tenants to vow rent cuts, and a grain trade review says crops benefited by weather with no change in breadstuffs and California wheat down about one shilling.
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Donum
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Kerry
Lewson
Mark Lane Express
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New Zealand
California
Kansas City Markets Report May 29 1992
Kansas City financial brief notes steady to weak readings across markets on May 29 1992. Eggs and cattle show flat to weak demand with variable prices while hog and beef figures move modestly. St Louis and Chicago markets report mixed results with hogs and cattle softening and feeders steady. Significant figures include Texas steers around 7.35 pounds and cattle prices near 44 00 to 50.00, with hogs at 2725 to 2775 per hundredweight and receipts around several thousand head.
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Kanbas
Kanaas City
Lexaca
Texas
ST. Louis
Br. Louis
Chicago
Atckers
Atockers
Louie Produce Market Grain and Meat Prices Report
May show dull low grades in flour while high grades firm Wheat No 2 red cash 127 Mays 120K June 1 Godt 06% July 1.05 August. Corn opened lower and closed better cash May higher. Oats cash May 55c May 8e June 3otygiss. Rye 72. Barley dull. Eggs better. Whisky steady 41.16. Pork dull 19.50 cash May June 1975 bid. Dry salt meats quiet. Bacon lower. Lard small lots 1L60. Receipts and shipm'ts listed for several grains and meats.
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Ot. Louis
Telgalie
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