Local Democratic Primary Announcements for Lafayette County
The Intelligencer prints notices authorizing candidates in Lafayette County for state and county offices. James P. Chinn seeks State Senator, Frank Bowman and J.H. Christy announce bids for Representative, Dwarles Mitchell and W.T. Wandell run for Sheriff, C. Marquis for Assessor, Georg Sullivan for Assessor, Keith for Prosecuting Attorney, Bath & Drummond for Treasurer, all subject to Democratic primary on August 4.
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James P. Chinn
Bawenworth Longforth
Democratic Party
Augues Ih
Frank Bowman
Beato
Judy
Christy Ape
Brpreventa Uve
Dalifort
Sweriff
Dwarles
Mitchell Ben
Sherif
Lafayette
Annamen Wisimeld
Eacock
Shorif
Lafayette County
Georg Sullivan
Sasseasir de Lafayette
Bath & Drummonleg Condliiu
Guimary
Denver hints and camp chatter shape political mood
In a lively column, Marie Henry Watterson argues for a Democratic Congress over a Democratic president, notes Post Office progress in Lexington, and praises Oklahoma Republicans for steering away from Teddy Roosevelt excess. The piece recalls Sweet Springs Fourth plans with attractions and Wm. S. Cowherd set to perform all day.
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Lexington
Sweet Springs
Kansas City Loses Bid For Republican Convention
Kansas City is to be congratulated on its failure to secure the Republican convention. The flood would have given the town a big black eye. The candidacy of Cannon for re election makes the tariff plank in the Republican platform seem absurd. With Uncle Joe as speaker no tariff legislation could get past the committee.
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Kansas City
Cannon
Uncle Joe
Bet on Taft Victory In Wall Street Prediction
A 35000 to 3500 wager in Wall Street Tuesday favored Taft as the election pick. The note calls it a Democratic prediction with even money likely after the Denver convention.
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Wall Street
Taft
Denver
Haseltine Presses Bid to Succeed Hamlin in Springfield
Honorable H A Haseltine of Springfield launches a vigorous campaign to win the seat of W S Hamlin as representative. He emphasizes reform and local interests, seeking support from voters across the district.
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A. Haseltine
Springfield
Hamlin
Haseltine and Hamlin contrasted for congressional seat
A Times feature claims Mr Haseltine is an excellent Democrat but warns against replacing a satisfactory incumbent with a new member. The piece contrasts Haseltine with Mr Hamlin and questions the district's choice. A Topeka man, George B Harrison, suffered a head injury January 4 and has memory loss, recognizing only his wife in a dreamlike episode.
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Congress
Haseltine
Hamlin
George B. Harrison
Topeka
Land
The
Times
Facist Opera Chorus and Ball Team Tactics
A stage manager builds a large chorus illusion by marching fifty supes in an elliptical pattern around upstage scenery, with each making twelve visits to create the impression of six hundred soldiers. The theme contrasts with Missouri Ball fans, where one loud voice simulates many speakers, producing a grand but small-result effect.
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Missouri
Social Roundup of Local Residents Visiting Kansas City
Numerous locals travel to Kansas City for legal business visits and family gatherings. Names include W. H. Chiles Misses Walker Blackwell Estelle Walker Winifred Winn and others. The piece notes band concerts lawn activities and local events with brief arrivals and departures.
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W. H. Chiles
Kansas
Grover Cleveland Remembered as Honorable Leader and Public Servant
The nation mourns Grover Cleveland, a strong, honest leader who held the presidency with rugged integrity. He faced fierce opposition, remained faithful to his convictions, and his two terms are viewed with lasting credit in party history.
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Grover Cleveland
United States
Local ice cream wagon owner expands service at farm
An ice cream wagon proprietor announces cream service at his farm with special party attention and emphasizes top quality. The notice includes marketing lines for wall and footing work and insurance offerings, mentions various names and phone reference, recalling a rural contractor ad tone.
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John KR. Potts
Market Grocer Ad Puts Up Jars For Old-Style Fry Sale
Fragmentary notice shows a weary market item about frying a quart of fincat eating alives in the market for W cents and jars to be put up, attributed to LL Long, a local grocer in Cawh.
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LL. Long
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