Gov Humphrey Overhauls Leavenworth Police Board
Governor Humphrey admits error in appointing a full Leavenworth police commission and replaces it with a new pro law enforcement board. He cites advice from others including George S. Green and Bill Higgins, and notes the political fallout as Leavenworth leans anti Humphrey and pro prohibition. A legislative extra session is debated but a regular election may settle saloon policy and Kansas history suggests Republican ticket gains.
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Gov
Humphrey
Leavenworth
Weed Board
George S. Green
Bill Higgins
Green
Sui Generis
Anthony
Kansas
Noted Candidate Dr SooMons Expands District Campaign
Dr N SooMons canvasses his district with dignified eloquence and clear issue discussion. He makes broad friend networks and his election prospects are conceded by all parties.
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N. SooMons
Windon warns directors on Columbian Exposition funds
The secretary scolds the Columbian Exposition directors for overspending the 150000 appropriation with 90000 spent on salaries and 110000 after November 15. He urges slow spending until buildings are erected while noting allocations to president secretary and director general.
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Windon
Republicans Return as Loyal Backers Rise
The piece notes I O Pickering of Olathe shifts to the Republican ticket and praises Republican leaders. It predicts Topeka’s Democrat editor fears defeat and mocks Republican managers as “little pin headed monkeys.” It also suggests Gov. Humphrey won’t be forced into an extra session.
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Topeka
Humphrey
Sherman tariff doctrine cited by Senate speech
The Wilming ton address by Senator Sherman is quoted defining the republican tariff stance as duties sufficient to protect home industries but not so high as to permit price fixing by combinations. The Kansas City Gazette notes this reflects the view of a broad American majority of voters.
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Sherman
Wilmington
K. C. Gazette
Blair Endorses Clari Extract for Family Cough Cure
A Chicago reader Mr S O Blair reports using Clari Extract of Flax Skin Cure and Cough Cure for many ailments including Whooping Cough. He praises quick, satisfactory results and recommends it for families with children. One large bottle priced at 1.00. Clarke's Flax Soap 25 cents. Raymond Dick druggist.
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Blair
Clarke
Raymond & Dick
Ggist
Raymond
Round Gold Coin Stove Praised by Lawrence Residents
A series of testimonials from Lawrence residents extol the Round Gold Coin stove. Buyers from Grant township to Red Front Tea and Coffee Store praise warmth, reliability, and lack of ash while noting strong fuel efficiency and ease of use.
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Joseph Garrett
Grant Township
Kansas City
D. EB. Kinnear
Rhode Island
W. E. Chapman
Kentucky Street
H.D. Whitman
Haskell Institute
Senator Plumb Speaks in Emporia Friday Evening
Senator Plumb addresses a Friday evening gathering in Emporia. The report mentions local events and community notes including a large barbecue planned by the Alliance in Emporia and other regional mentions.
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Senator Plumb
Emporia
Dodge City
Arkansas City
Arkansas River
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