Roosevelt Speeches and Political Ships in Turbulent Times
Lawrence Kansas September 12 1912 The Journal World reports Roosevelt speeches prepared for him outlines of winter goals and criticizes rival factions The piece notes bolting Republicans determinedly oppose Gov Stubbs and Democratic leaders while Vermont and Maine elections stir partisan fervor Harrison runs as an independent for governor and a disease scare affects horse pastures with dry feeding advised Meanwhile Taft supporters back a plan to place Taft on the electoral slate amid a heated party row.
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seeWantedi
Vermont
Maine
Russell J Harrison
Harrison
Colorado
Kansas Republicans Face Taft Split and Dean Blacklist Trey
The piece reports on J S Dean listing thirteen Kansas Republican readers as infamously allied to veto the August action. It notes Sheffield Ingalls defending his stance, criticizing stand patters, and urging repeal of recent laws. It cites Roosevelt, Taft, and Nye as central figures in the intra party dispute.
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Dean
Peka
Kansas
Avay Kndek
Poneka
Sheffield Ingalls
Stubbs
Col. J
Try
United States District
Barian
March of Progress
TV 8
Col. Dean
Pat
Tihe Country
Col. Dea
Republic of Kansas
Chicago
Birt Ty
Y Aerion
Taft
Nosevelt Igvanse
Republic
Lnss
Nijme Viters
Republican Party
Governor Stubbs Energizes Fight on Mysterious Horse Disease
The governor mobilizes state and federal resources to investigate and combat a horse disease troubling Kansas. He convenes experts, directs field work, and pushes for a preventive or cure strategy amid slow federal response. Horses are a major farm asset, valued at over eight million dollars in the state.
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Stubbs
Stubs
Kansas
Autile
Hoxs
Lopeka
John J Ingalls hailed as steadfast defender of principle
The tribute recalls John J Ingalls as a straight hitting defender of his viewpoint, a pride of Kansas in partisan days when men stood for parts as the w ns do for principle, noting Senator Togalls as clean and true.
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John J. Ingalls
Kansas
Paul
Senator Togalls
Beauty and the Maiden in Walt Mason Verse
An excerpt from Walt Mason praising beauty yet warning that charm fades with time. The verses describe a damsel’s dazzling looks and expressions, then caution that temper and nagging can mar true appeal. Mirandy is praised for sweetness, while aging brings different fears and desires.
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Jemima
Aillenn
Chimson
Mirandy
Walt Mason
Republicans Fight for National Primary Law and Reform
A Kansas candidate declares the need for a national primary to curb party bosses and blacklist. He emphasizes fighting for humanity and justice, opposing Col Dean and Kansas leaders, and frames his bid for lieutenant governor as a vehicle for reform. Also promotes Meritel Pile Remedy from Raymond's Drug Store in Lawrence.
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National Party
Chicago
Col. Deans
Kansag
Kansas
Col. Dean
American Drug and Press Association
Meritel
Raymond
Lawrence, Kans
Thought child was lost sparks neighborhood hunt
A local alert sparked a broad neighborhood search for a reportedly missing child in North Lawrence yesterday. Residents and an Irish mother led the effort before the child woke from beneath a bin and crawled out, ending the scare as neighbors paused their hunt.
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North Law
Bird and Bees Delay Lone Elm School Start
Chanute September 12. A woodpecker bored a hole in the Lone Elm district school house wall letting in bees. As new occupants were found the district postponed classes for a week.
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Chanute
Lont Measley Woodpecker
Lone
Elms
Here
Doctor notices train passengers exposed to poisonous fumes
Rochester health official Dr. Harry Wood spotted a man Denis Dermony and other harvest workers riding a Great Western train from iniCities to treatment for suspected poisoning. Passengers were stranded after the incident, forced to continue to Zumbrota for vaccination and immunization as the train departed Redwing.
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Rochester
Mimt
Harry Woo
Denis Dermony
Stuuhipos
Wood
Redwing
Keene Shines In The Girl of the Golden West At Airdome
Miss Lorraine Keene presented The Girl of the Golden West at the Airdome with creditable acting. She seized the opportunity and delivered clever performances. Tonight in Wyoming a four act comedy drama will debut in the city and Friday night The Captain and the Lady will be staged with careful production.
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Airdome
Lorraine Keene
Air‘dome
Keene
Wyoming
Captain
Check Was No Good Topeka Boy
Topeka news item reports a Topeka merchant's son cashed a counterfeit check in Lawrence and again in Topeka. The youth was detained, released after the cashiering bank refused payment, and authorities are pursuing the matter as a potential fraud. Local conflicting details and names are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Evey
Curtis
Local Ticket and Fall Leaf News From Coffeyville Area
County ticket details list W A Johnston and Capper for governor and lieutenant governor with state officials named. Fall Leaf notes report Hanna Mignott and Flora Ginary among area residents, plus school start and local visits across Coffeyville and nearby towns.
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Wes Aniya Oustes
R. A. Bureh
W.A. Johnston
Arthur” Capper
Sheffield Ingalls
Chas
Sein
John 8
Dawson
D. Ross
Banker’s Sentence Upheld in Mail Fraud Case
Charles L Hyde, reputed South Dakota millionaire, lost his appeal to the federal circuit court and was sentenced to one year and three months in Leavenworth and fined 1500 dollars for using mail fraud to sell land lots. Evidence showed circulars claimed high profits and rapid price increases to entice investments.
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Sioux’ Falls
S. Th
Charles Llfyde
South Dakota
Leavenworth — Penitentiary
Dlyde
Debemler
Lits Ie
Pierre
BEGINS 37TH YEAR IN CELL Most Notorious Life Prisoner
Boston reports Jesse Pomeroy, famed as a life prisoner, has completed thirty seven years in solitary confinement at Charlestown State Prison. Though confined, he walks in a small yard daily while others work and has educated himself during his decades behind bars. The item also notes shop ads and a Sunday school meeting at a local teachers and officers clubhouse.
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Hela
Boston
Jesse Pomeroy
United, States
Charlestown
Pomeroy
Jie
Studebaker Driver Demonstrates Safe Car by Babb Family
A Journal reporter rode with Mr Babb of the Lawrence Street Motor Car Company who shows strong faith in Studebaker. His daughter Vera, 12, drove the car yesterday evening and handled it with expert ease proving what Mr Babb has long claimed a child can be safe with one of his cars.
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Lawrence Street
Motor Car Company
Studebaker
Journal
Vera
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