Kansas Legislature Standing Committees Announced by President and Speaker
President Fitzgerald and Speaker Polley unveil senate standing committees with names of chairmen across agriculture, banks, cities, counties, railways, live stock, manufacturing, judiciary, penal institutions, state affairs and more. Key figures include Astivulture Smith, Reed Neurance, Myers Heritable Institutions, Stockton Coffey, Davis Kiowa, Cunningham Cowley, Westcott Cherokee, Morton Osborne, Crumley Thomas, and many others.
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Topeka
Fitzgerald
Senate
Sevral Committee
Astivulture
Smith
Bank
Ewbern
Mamibous
Cithos
Qidnes
Brady
Gans
Mig
Stirlings
Travia
Corm
Miliees
Ansenec
Gildan
Tintin, Press
Mespday
Teray Erie
fPivgieme
Millicent
Gitenn
Millon
J. M. Polley
Ottawa
Anmirine
Mortis
Mercer
Chase
Benker
Russell
Tander Oof XeThersan
Stockton
Coffey
Edywards
Crrvenwood
Jewett
Sedewick
Crialey
Thomas
Ringe
Jefferson
Theales
Marstadl
Shideler
Crawford
Dennis
Clay
Davis
Bourbon
Brown
Kingman
Crow
Dailey
Kiowa
Cunninghan
Cowley
Clark
Estfore Bon
Kaiehhiel
Iuvex
Veach
Wash Inston
Tos
Republic Cod
Funnes
Cranston
Labetto
Matson
Sedgwick
Bean
Stone
Shawnee
Reeder Oof Domplain
Pieter Oof Chartier
Woetsen
Allen
Merrill
Abend
Morrison
Neoslun
Conuittes
Stack -White
Cromwford
Duinealn
Carter
Wallace
Edwards
Greenwort
MicNair
Meade
Kyle
Marion
Adie
Wichita
Hiskell
Giudibert
Kegun
Efel
Tfarmilton
Vwutebineon
Wyandotte
Morean
Trodgemillin
Riavenscreft
Tempeorgnes Ilusking
Johnsen
Newlin
Dottigher
Osige
Lannan
Ness
O Jillan
Mitchell Pitey
Rite
Rogers
McCormick
Crumley
Morton
Osborne
Reeder
Doniphan
Lavder
Leavenworth
Deacon
Cherokee
Cunningham
Westcott
Bryden
Osage
Guiffen
Barber
Draskins
Johansen
Hartson
Franklin
Hopkins
Jackson
Landrey
Wyandette
Crosby
Cheyenne
Banker
Trussell
Lahbette
Madie
Wichita- Greeley
Isote
Mian
Mutsen
Moore
Harper
Werdus
Trego
Stout
Stevens-Morton
Tivedeme
Judv de Preatth -Morton
Flase
Gray
Whillips
Sechideler
Thedes
Marshall
Cole
Fisher
Cheautaugna
Brighton
Montgomery
Pelyo
Reno
Lander
McPherson
Flannigan
Decatur
Iamiel
Ford
Waggener Plans Bank Deposit Guaranty Tax in Kansas
Topeka Kans as state senator Waegener has a bill for a one tenth mill tax on all property to fund a bank deposit guaranty. The plan expects about 250000 annually in 10 years a 2500000 fund and at 2 percent interest generating 35000 yearly, covering both state and national banks.
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Topeka
Kansas
Babe P. Waggener
Atchison
Waegener
Ambassador John W. Riddle Attends Imperial New Year Reception
American ambassador John W. Riddle visited Tsarskoe Selo for the emperor's New Year reception on Thursday. The emperor spoke with Riddle about President Roosevelt's African trip and lamented being unable to gain relief from state duties.
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John W. Riddle
Tsarskoe Selo
Mr. Riddle
Roosevelt
Roosevelt vetoes Missouri James River dam bill
President Roosevelt Friday sent a veto message to the House on a bill to build a dam across the James River in Store County Missouri to supply water for electric power. He warned controlling water power could repeat oil industry oppression and stressed that current controlled sites hold strategic advantage and risk public interest.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
House
James River
Store County
Missouri
Hile
Taft Wins Georgia Welcome After South Victory
Atlanta hosts a gala banquet for President-Elect Taft as he declares the south has won him. More than 500 Georgia leaders attended the reception at the capitol and Piedmont hotel amid lavish welcomes and high praise for his southern reception.
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Atlanta
Willian H. Taft
Georgia
Steat
Mr. Taft
Capitol
Piedmont Hotel
Mason and Dixie
Kansas Board adopts salary increase and rail/utility proposals
The Kansas State Board of Agriculture urged raising Secretary I. D. Coburn from 2500 to 3000 annually and requested 100000 dollars for a state fair. It backed Gov. Stubbs on railroad valuation and public service control. Charles E. Sutton was named president, A. W. Smith vice president, J. T. Treadway treasurer. Coburn reelected secretary for a two-year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Legislatue
I. D. Coburn
Gov. Stubbs
Charles E. Sutton
Lawrence
A. W. Smith
McPherson
J. T. Treadway
Laharpe
Cobuin
Yeat
Real estate operator found dead in St Louis hotel
Benjamin F. Shields, a real estate operator on Lail, who had been arrested on a charge related to mortgaged lots, was found dead in his hotel room Friday night. A hotel physician attributed possible natural causes and a coroner's jury will determine the exact cause of death.
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St. Louis
Benjamin F. Shields
Lail
Shields
Oklahoma School Fund Distribution in Guthrie
Guthrie Oklahoma reports a semi annual apportionment from the state school fund totaling 500281 dollars distributed among counties and schools at a rate of 1 dollar per capita for all school children.
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Oklahoma School Fund
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Stte
Brakeman Badly Injured Near Princeton Missouri
Princeton Missouri report of N G Fish brakeman from Trenton Mo. struck by a water crane while attempting to board a box car. He was knocked under wheels suffering leg amputation below the knee and severe crushing of the other leg.
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Princeton
Missouri
N. G. Fish
Trenton
Ohio to Lead Ohioans at Taft Inauguration
Washington D C Ohio will take a conspicuous part in the inauguration of William H Taft. Governor Judson Harmon with his staff will head the Ohio division of three thousand men. Party lines will be set aside for the moment. Left unsaid is the fate of the state delegation.
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Ohio
Taft
Washington D. C
William H. Taft
Judson Harnton
Retiring Board Orders Tucker for Fitness Examination
Washington DC Colonel William F. Tucker assistant paymaster general and son in law of John A. Lagan has been ordered before an army retiring board at Chisago for examination to determine fitness for further duty.
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Washington, D. C
William F. Tucker
John A. Lagan
Chisago
Cold Cure Mixture Promised From Pine Concentrate
A doctor recommends mixing half an ounce of Concentrated pine compound with two ounces of glycerine and a half pint of whiskey to create a cough and cold remedy. Doses are a teaspoon to a tablespoon every four hours, either pre prepared by a druggist or home made.
Take Warning Girls Cupid Wings and Whims
The column urges married women to maintain grooming and care after marriage lest their husbands’ affection fade. It notes Cupid’s painted wings symbolize flight away if standards slip, warning that neglect harms relationships and blaming the reader for any loss of romance.
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Cupid
Deafness Cure Offering By Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement states deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It links deafness to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh, offering a $500 reward for any deafness case caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, with Toledo, Ohio as the origin.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Conch Shells Hold High Value in Indian Temples
The conch shell is prized in India and blown daily in temples to ward off spirits as offerings are prepared. A right twisting conch is said to be exceptionally valuable, once offered in Calcutta with a reserve of a lakh rupees and later sold for $20,000.
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India
Calcutta
Breaks a Cold Promptly with Quick Remedy Formula
The text claims a never failing cold remedy using one ounce Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla one ounce Toris Compound and half pint whiskey mixed and shaken for doses every four hours. It asserts cure of an acute cold in 24 hours and notes ingredients available at any drug store.
Electric mail alert box for rural routes proposed
A discussion notes a rural letter box with an electric alarm that signals the house when mail is deposited. One speaker suggests the device should trigger only when a bill is placed inside.
Castoria Ad Emphasizes Safe Remedy for Infants
Note on Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children. The message urges careful examination of every bottle to ensure safety and suitability for young users.
Labor Saver Roomer Joke and Herbal Remedy Ad
A humorous exchange shows a roomer scolding a chambermaid for not sweeping under the bed while the maid insists a dustpan is unnecessary. An advertisement for Yarfield Tea promotes a laxative effect and liver stimulation, with Garfield Tea Co. of Brooklyn, N Y, and a quip about time from Wycliffe concluding the piece.
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Yarfield
Garfield Tea Co
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bromo Quinine Laxative Ad Credits RE Grove Signature
An OCR fragment advertises Bromo Quinine laxative with a signature claim by RE W Grove alleging worldwide use to cure a cold in a day. It seems to promote a Lewis' Single Binder cigar and cites a dealer in Veoria, Ul.
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RE. W. Grove
Lewis
Lewis’ Factory
Veoria
Red Cross Ball Blue Detergent Ad Blances Household Shade
A vintage advertisement notes Red Cross Ball Blue with a two ounce package priced at five cents. It highlights clear white clothes as a sign of effective use and mentions a domestic housekeeper using the product.
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Electric Power Trust
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Lydia FE. Pinkham
Red Banks
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Lydia E. Pinkhams
Pound
Willie Edwards
Hampstead
Maryland
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V Joseph Hy Dandy
Seattle
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Oregon
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the Trustee Company
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George Washin
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Brown Shoe CO
Western Newspaper Union
Kansas City
Dissousi
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