County Ticket Names For Election Ballot
For Representative In Congress Ninth District Walter I Smith Council Bluffs Pottawattamie County For State Senator Shirley Gillilland Glenwood Mills County For State Representative Co G Greenwood Silver City Mills County County Ticket For County Auditor Stephen M Criswell For County Treasurer Chas F Haynie For Clerk Of The District Court A C Gourly For Sheriff E W Bushnell
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Congress
Walter I. Smith
Council Bluffs
Pottawattamie County
Shirley Gillilland
Glenwood
Mills County
Co. G. Greenwood
Silver City
County Redistricting Affects Ags and Supervisors
The board of supervisors redistricted the county into three districts. Mineola and Strahan lie in the third district, while the other districts sit between them. The third district supervisor must travel through the others to connect extremes. Mr Greig voted against the measure. The redistricting jeopardizes nominations by primary and may push candidates to petition or independent tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Mineola
Ene Strahan
Greig
Umeasure
Eerathe
Redistricting Sparks Claims of Harm in Glenwood Region
The Glenwood district map prompts accusations that redrawing favored Glenwood and harmed other counties. Voter counts show uneven district populations, with 1289, 1421, and 1170 votes in districts one to three, suggesting unfair balance to maintain control. The piece condemns the process as biased and notes travel mileage between towns as a factor in the district shapes.
Farms for Sale near Hepler Kansas Midvale area headline
For quick sale at hard time price 240 acres all valley land with 5 room house, outbuildings, hay barn, orchard and vineyard. 100 acres cultivated 25 in timothy and clover, rest pasture. Full set of improvements, fencing, wells, granaries. Priced at 37.50 per acre, loan options available. Address C W care of Malvern Leader.
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Hepler
Kans
Union Town
Petersburg
Fec
Kansas
Malvern Leader
Frozen Frogs in Ice Reveals Surprising Resilience
A Dallas Sharp report in the Atlantic notes frogs encased in solid ice lumps survive freezing. When the lump is dropped, the frog splits free, croaks, and appears unfazed, even after repeated incidents.
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Dallas Sharp
Atlantic
War Office Transfer Links Taft Wright Subcommittee Meet
The War Department transfer from Secretary Taft to Luke H Wright occurred Wednesday as Taft prepared for his presidential campaign. Taft met Cleveland Rep Theodore Burton to discuss Ohio politics and the national chairmanship, with Varga eyed for a future role but not as chairman. Taft and family planned a Hot Springs trip for July 8 to finalize national committee matters.
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War Department
Taft
Luke H. Wright
Oliver
United States
Theodore Burton
Cleveland
Burton
Ohio
Varga
Republican Party
Hot Springs
Hial
Charles
Washington
National Committee
Cincinnati
Gray Still In First Race Formally Launched at Denver
The Democratic presidential race opened with Judge George Gray of Delaware favored for vice president if he accepts. Bryan allies expect Gray to join the ticket, while Gray has not declared candidacy. The Gray boom launched with Savoy hotel HQ as Bryan banners await Nebraska’s arrival and a contested anti injunction plank faces strong opposition from Sullivan and Taggart.
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Denver
George Gray
Delaware
Ceyorge Gray
Bryan
Gray
Savoy Hotel
Johnson
Nebraska
Committee On Resolutions
Lincoln
Bryan i
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
Taggart
National, Committee
Insurgents Repulsed As Mexican Revolution Sparks Near Palomas
A 50 insurgents attacked Palomas, Chihuahua, killing one noncombatant, capturing another, and wounding a comrade. Bombs disrupted telegraph service, while rurales hunted the revolutionaries in Las Vacas and nearby mountains. Mexican troops reportedly shoot suspected combatants on sight.
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Republic of Mexico
Coahuila
Palomas
Chihuahua
el Paso
Columbus
N. M
Juan Correon
New Mexico
Juarez
Las Vacas
Troops to Enforce Neutrality at Mexican Border
American troops are deployed to enforce neutrality laws along the Mexican border. General Myer reports four cavalry troops to Del Rio with further moves depending on civil officials. The issue tests legal power to detain cross-border entrants, while officials from state and war departments, plus the Mexican chargé, discuss safeguards. Attorneys general and Taft, Bell, and Bonaparte coordinate to prevent aid to Mexican revolutionists from abroad.
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Myer
Department of Texas
War Department
del Rio
United States
Mexico
State and War Departments
Senor Godoy
Washington
Bacon
Bonaparte
Taft
Bell
Army
Turner kills wife in Clay City ambush. son wounded
Julius Turner, Civil War veteran and wealthy Clay City farmer, shot his wife from ambush while she and their son were waking from church. He mistook the boy for another man, seriously wounding the son and attempting suicide. Turner has refused to eat since arrest, threatening to starve himself.
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Julius Turner
Clay City
Ill
Turner
Turner Son
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James 8S, Sherman
New York
William B. Allison
Dubuque
Dubuque County
Thomas T. Anderson
Indianola
Warren County
John H. Anundson
Mason City
Cerro Gordo County
B. F. Carroll
Bloomfield
Davis County
George W. Clarke
Adel
Dallas County
W. C. Hayward
Davenport
Scott County
John L. Blakely
Ids Grove
Ida County
W. W. Morrow
Afton
Union County
H. W. Bydrs
Harlan
Shelby County
John F. Riggs
Sigourney, Keokuk County
Supreme Court
H.L. Bousquet
Knoxville
Marion County
Nathaniel §. Ketchum
Marshalltown
Marshall County
Almor Stern
Logan
Harrison County
Stephen M. Criswell
Chas
F. Haynie
A. C. Gourly
E. W. Bushnell
County Recorder
Clydh Rhoads
Carl H. Otis
Rachel M. Dolph
J. L. Smith
PB. G. Day
Ferm
J. D. Robbins
F. H. Nipp
The
Glenwood Tribune
Rob Burdette
WAR Office
Wright
Subcommittee
Guadaloupe
OWA
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Hastings
Malvern
Pacific Junction
Shenandoah South
Iowa
Tammany Hall
Chicago
Rutten Rit
W. 3. Bell
Wortz
Bushnell
Harry R. Landis
N. G. Patterson
Malvern, Iowa
Harry
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