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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
5
Gossip notes the Socialist convention named Eugene V. Debs for president and Benjamin Hanford of New York for vice president with William Haywood also among those considered.
In the Topeka Journal a Clyde resident mocks Kimball for predicting Republic County would back Rees and Cal Merhead. The writer questions the claim and the source of the prophecy, suggesting it is a poor year to forecast outcomes.
The Topeka Journal reports Cannon now collaborates with the President and agrees that Congress must pass a currency bill this session. It notes Roosevelt was correct and questions who can deny the date of miracles if Cannon accepts the President’s view.
W A White accuses Senator Long of siding with Wall Street over Kansas freight interests in the Lake Erie and Ohio River canal plan. He cites multiple votes against cost disclosure and against regulating charges, arguing the stance favors watered bonds and Wall Street profits at the expense of the public.
A recent AG opinion states that all elector requirements for the general election apply at the August primary except age. A young man reaching age before the general election may vote in the primary, but residence rules remain six months in the state. Voters 21 between August and November are urged to study issues and candidates for the new system of nominations.
The Manhattan Republic notes a strong anti Calderhead movement across the district. It cites a wave of Republican papers opposing him and scarce outside support, driven by his Townsend vote and perceived alignment with special interests. It argues only a broad change in Congress can salvage the party's prospects in November.
An odd gathering is planned in Emporia on June 11 to verify nominations for national candidates on the People’s party ticket and arrange a state ticket. J. S. Coxey of Coxey Army fame is to address the event, celebrating a voice from the past.
Speaker Cannon faces dissent as most Kansas members oppose his stance. Murdock led the initial defiance, followed by all but three Kansas congressmen, with Madison now directing a successful revolt. Calderhead remains loyal.
The poem excerpt contrasts the celebrated sweet girl graduate with a homely freckled boy who struggled in school. It notes his awkwardness and limited interests yet hints that he will ultimately succeed in life while the girl receives praise and admiration.
The reader recalls perusing the 1907 08 KU catalogue and notes the remarkable growth of the university in recent years. The writer recalls having read the first catalogue issued and reflects on progress over time.
The catalog shows 600 pages this year, up from a decade earlier. Enrollment exceeds 2000 students, a rise of 800 or 66 percent in five years. Six new buildings bring total to 15, while students reach from Cuba to 13 states and 92 counties in Kansas are represented. Republic county hosts 18 students.
A sprained ankle can disable for weeks but Chamberlain's Liniment, used faithfully, may cure in under a week. The ad praises rapid relief for sprains bruises and rheumatic conditions and notes it is sold by D. A. Nywaill.
Notice is given that on May 15 1908 the probate court of Republic County Kansas appointed and qualified Garman executor of the estate of Julia White deceased late of Republic County Kansas All persons interested are advised to govern themselves accordingly 23-36 JD 8
In Kansas State Republic County probate court Franklin Goodwin appointed administrator of the estate of William R. Goodwin deceased on May 26 1908. Creditors must present claims within one year or be barred. three years after letters to be forever barred.
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