Dolley Replies 1912 Open Letter to Hodges Contends 2 Per Cent Business
Dolley replies to Hodges in an open letter dated September 23 1912 at Topeka Kansas charging the Republican administration with politics and claiming state institutions operate on business principles under Governor Stubbs. He asserts the State Bank Board Health and other agencies improved efficiency cutting costs and protecting deposits while promoting sanitary standards and fiscal restraint. The letter defends appointments and policies praising the modernization of banks and charities and ends with a call to challenge Hodges on factual governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Holdhés
Eorqitor
Rangas
J. X
Republican State Committee
Ma. Modges
Topeka
Kans
George LI
Hedges
Olathe
Kansas
Husi
Mwen
Republican Party
Walusas
Wipternor Sluis
Count Lawag
Ubw Fold Ag Bank
Sutbhs
Chis
Ie State Agricultural College
Stubbs
Artie
Capper
United States
Harrison
Hes
Sidney
Mowry H. W
Fron Mizonti
Uhe Agricultural College
Mot
Rr. Waters
Tte
Hodges
Te Board of Control
Board of Control
Tn Rau
Bank Commissioner's Office
Jas
Eash
Hag Will Yur
Sour
Dens
Jnku
Ciovernay Staibbs
Lunefer'sicenses
Eaime Department
Todes
Las
State University
Comaison
State Board of Health
Hetter
Eledger
Tis
Ogainder
ieVoussiatt
Anhont
Jolson County
Cowley
Hudges
Todses
Kansits
Shire of
Polley
Chainaan
Websterian Dictionary Praised by Educators in Journal World
Letters from educators and others laud the Websterian Dictionary offered by the Scompans as up to date, concise, and comprehensive. Reviewers commend its affordable size, paper quality, and practical glossary including aviation and automobile terms, predicting strong circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World
Scompans
Journal-World
Alvin & Olin
F.holney
Ferus
Traly
KE. S. Wertiferry
Sap. Lawrence Business College
Walk 2000 Miles for Health Through Central America
Mr and Mrs A W Johnson plan a 2000 mile trek to California with a two wheeled cart pulled by a donkey, carrying their infant son. They aim to travel ten miles daily, camp along the way, and fund the journey with printed cards sold on the road. They seek outdoor life for health and a better future for their child.
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Leavenworth
Bar
A. W. Johnson
Pall
Shera Street
California
Johnson
Sumeti
Mossdormson
Rhia
Amd
Joluisen Tad al
Therhiselves
Sal
Texas
Ativena
Worden Community Roster Notes Family Visits and Services
Local Worden area items list visits by residents to relatives in St Kentis and nearby towns, church services held Sunday at Worden Lutheran church, and social gatherings with neighbors and friends. Names include Heinen Hefner Hoek Mock Mabel Mloey Selwarta Beek Morell Fleer Priediv Reppand and others across recent weekends.
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Cdeden Teirnen
St. Kentis
Qacar Heinen
Katherine Hefner
Hanne
Ken Byon
Carrie Hoek
Feed Dojwinine
Mir
J. Uhaime
Sophia Meta
Timme Ogee
Chaves
Auiust Leer
Uime
Mary
Mock
Mabel Mloey
Mie Rappard
Sidley
Attaws
Mies Mabelly
Alesse Willian Sviseart
Hen Attertoun
Bréitkanpt
Dali Last Sunikiy
Irvin
George Fleer
Karl
Ola
Wil Reppand
Aki
Giasinick
Luthersio Chorel
Worden
Evebirg
Kansas Faces Massive Horse Plague Losses Across Counties
Preliminary estimates by State Livestock Sanitary Commissioner J. L. Merer show about 25,000 horses died in Kansas from a deadly plagues. Illnesses and deaths spread across 50 veterinary districts and 32 counties, with losses ranging from tens to thousands per county and several counties reporting no fatalities. The report notes that total financial losses also depend on crop failures and late harvests, with an average horse value of $100, and census blanks are being prepared for county clerks to finalize counts.
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Topetin Rept
Gue
Fag Eititet
J.L. Merrer
Fourleven
Agn
Mercey
Kansas
Chautauqua
Cherokee
Montgomery
Enid
Nees
Pawnee
Sheridan
Hodgemantja
Bartow
Rash
Astern
Kansis
New York Pupils Registered in Public Schools
New York's public schools show 731163 pupils registered in the system. Attendance figures indicate a high enrollment with repeated mention of increases since last September. The report notes shifts in attendance and part time work among students, reflecting ongoing demographic trends in the city school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maxwell
Tigi
Nuely
General Salazar in Arizona Crosses Line with Mexican Officials
Reports from Nuño Valley detail General June Salazar and companions crossing near Douglas Arizona, triggering U S and Mexican officials to investigate. Seemingly tied to a broader dispute along the border with possible arrests and internal tensions among rival groups.
Runaways Found Homes By Kindness Of Two Women
Rev A Evans of the Home Finding Society and 3 S Tilllispie secured homes for three girls and two boys who fled to Topeka from Lawrence and Topeka. One girl planned to wed but returned to her father and fiancé. Two girls will live in Lawrence with supporters helping them be self sufficient. The youngest boys, ages eight and nine, were cared for by Mrs Tilllispie at a Topeka hotel, awaiting arrangements for homes by Rev Morrow. Mrs Evans has worked hard in recent weeks and will continue Monday.
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Rev
A. Evans
Home Finding Society
S. Tlillispie
Jawrer
Toneka
Anak
Lawrence
Eltest
Samar
Me. Morrow
Topeka
Land Brings $500 an Acre Near Moline
September 27 report notes land sales near Moline hit $500 per acre, a strong rise as ninety-five acre parcels fetched high prices. Over the past nine months land values have climbed steadily, averaging about 60 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
Tod
Unis
Federal authorities seek mine promoters on coast
Federal authorities seek two Cleveland brokers accused of sending false information by mail to promote mines in Oregon and Idaho. Warrants issued by a United States Commissioner placed with Inspector Clement, who heads to Portland to investigate the Old Channel Hedranlie mine and other Western properties.
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Cleveland
Edland
Clement
James
RF. McNipholas
Oregon
Idaho
United Commissioner
Portland
M. [. Dewey
Condeant. O
Hedranlie- Mines
Galive
Ore
Torhey
Post Office Department
Bronze Tablet Honors Maj. Archibald Willingham Built
A bronze tablet to Major Archibald Willingham Built of the United States Army was unveiled at Sewanee University of the South this morning. The ceremony involved his fraternity brothers and local veterans. If Maj Built had lived, he would have turned six years old yesterday.
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Nashville
Archibald Willingham
States Army
Al-Sunat Schapel
University
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Dolley
Messetzers
J. J. Mercer
Ellis
Orozco
Treson
Ariz
Dasmal Croate, Jr
Maeilie Sire Pal Cieneral Tae
Manzealee
Canipay
Pestitt
Amb Dowkerd
Nantes
June Salazar
Douglas
Gil‘lispie
Evans
Maj. Butt
Lite Belles
Jae Aenally
Tee Hern
Dellicians
Inii
Postum Cereal Co.Ltd
Pure Food Factories
Battle Creek, Mich
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