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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1908
Page
3
W. D. Vance announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Attorney. He urges party voters to support his bid in the upcoming party process and county race.
A Ellingson of Beaver township announces candidacy for County Commissioner in the 2nd district subject to the Democratic primary. This notice identifies Ellingson as a potential nominee and outlines his party affiliation and district.
A voter urges support for Judge Rees arguing he is clean, able and aggressive. The endorsement claims he can make the 5th district represented as it has not been for 20 years and can defeat Calderhead.
The message warns that voting for Calder Head signals a Joe Cannon backed Congress, which could curb presidential power. It argues against Taft while urging voters not to tie his hands, framing the choice as a clash between strong legislative control and executive freedom.
Samuel Gompers, longtime labor advocate, announces he withdraws opposition to W. R. Stubbs. He says his earlier attacks were based on misrepresentation and that Stubbs did not act against labor interests in the legislature.
The writer states they control only their own vote and express honest opinions as a individual voter. They emphasize personal rights to voice sentiments and invite others to vote accordingly while avoiding any intention to dictate.
A partisan appeal asserts Joseph L Bristow embodies honesty and will fight for principled government. The message claims he will represent Kansas interests over eastern moneyed influence and urges voters to back him for senator.
The piece argues that a vote for Cy Leland would still uphold the same machine politics Kansas has endured. It notes Leland’s forty year control through sub-bosses and wires and questions his appeal to the people under a new primary law.
The article cautions voters about errors in the first primary ballot system. It notes that assisting an opposing party member to nominate a candidate is prohibited and can invalidate the vote. It warns against voting for too many candidates and emphasizes reading the official instructions before marking.
The Aug 4 vote tests the new primary law designed to shift nominating power from politicians to voters. Farmers led the push against machine politics, and turnout will decide whether the system succeeds or reverts to conventions. Regardless of candidate, a full vote validates the reform.
Two nice level building lots in Belleville City offered for sale. Reasonable price if sold soon. Inquire at this office.
A man known for relentless work pace and growing wealth was seen riding by on a day off. Neighbors recalled his constant hurry and sarcastic smiles when holidays were mentioned. He died soon after, and his funeral notes his quiet farewell.
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