Norward Candidates Named for Republic County Superintendent Post
The Journal announces candidates for Republic county Superintendent of schools and Public Instruction. N M Nelson of Norway Township seeks the superintendent post subject to the Republican county convention. Misa Lucy Howard also stands for superintendent pending convention. EB Moore of Albion Township runs for Public Instruction subject to convention, with Edgar E Baird of Richland Township also noted as a candidate.
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The
Journal
N.M. Nelson
Norway Township
Republic County
Misa Lucy Howard
Howard EB. Moore
Albion Township
Edgar E. Baird
Richland Township
Republican County Attorney candidates named
The snippet notes that Mr. Charles A. Kimball of Courtland township is a candidate for County Attorney, pending the decision of the Republican county convention, and that Mr. John C. Hogin of Belleville is a candidate for County Attorney, subject to the same convention’s designation.
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Charles A. Kimball
Courtland Township
John C. Hogin
Bellevi Ne
Scandia Trade Plea and Political Notes
A Republican editor urges editors to visit Scandia for trade. Corn in Decatur county sits at 40 cents a bushel as supply and demand shift, while many refuse to sell. Third district fusionists nominate Democrat Judge A M Jackson. A popular item is a copy of To Have and to Hold sent to gentlemen friends. Beckham is now de jure and de facto Kentucky governor. The Supreme Court declines to intervene 5 to 4. The Democratic party doubts English born loyalty yet remains strong.
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Decatur
Populists Fearful of Leland Burton Rivalry in State GOP
The Journal notes Republican leaders like Cyrus Leland J R Burton and Bristow could reform Cuba post offices, while Populists lash Governor Stanley tours. It laments party infighting and favors J B Tomlinson or Albaugh to stabilize the GOP as Calenderhead faces the popular vote issue.
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Cyrus Leland
J. R. Burton
Stanley
Leedy
J. B. Tomlinson
Ottawa County
Republican State Central Committee
Fifth District
Tomlinson
Albaugh
Hogin Announces Candidacy for County Attorney
John C Hogin of Belleville enters the race for county attorney. A Kansas University Law School graduate, he has practiced in Republic County for five to six years and is known as an honest straightforward young man. If nominated he would strengthen the ticket and serve efficiently.
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Tom District Court
Berurko County
Stars of Kansas
Emily P-Fusbey
Samuel d. Tussey
Samvunuld Tussey
Emily P. Tussey
District Court
Republic County
Kangais
P, Tussay
B.b.mccany
Dist
Cour Belleville
John ‘C. Hogin
Belleville
Opin
Kansas University Law School
Republicounty
Hogin
H E Moore Named as Candidate for Supt of Schools
H E Moore is announced as a Republican candidate for Supt of Schools subject to county convention. He holds a first grade certificate and has ten years teaching in the county, two as principal of Narka school, educated locally and at Kansas State Agricultural College. He is described as an ardent Republican with energy and capability to fill the office if nominated and elected.
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H. E. Moore
Mgr. Moore
Narka
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Narka News
Moore Seeks Republican Nomination for County Superintendent
Courtland Register notes H. E. Moore announces in Republican announcements his desire for the County Superintendent of Schools nomination. A longtime resident and educator, Moore has 20 years in the county, 17 in Fairview, ten years teaching and two as Narka school principal, praised for faithful, experienced leadership and dedication to public schooling.
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H. E. Moore
Republic County
Moore
Fairview Township
Narka
Courtland Register
Kansas corn relief train to India departs Topeka May 24
The Kansas India Relief Committee led by Governor W. E. Stanley plans a 30 car train of Kansas corn totaling over 20 000 bushels. It leaves Topeka May 24 at noon via the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific, bound for New York with R. G. Hobbs of the Christian Herald India Famine Relief Work as consignee. A ceremony with speeches and music is planned at departure, showcasing Kansas generosity and productivity.
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Kansas India Corn Relief Committee
W. E. Stanley
India
Topeka
Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway
Horton
St. Joseph
Trenton
Davenport
Iowa
New York
Chicago
R. G. Hobbs
Christian Herald India
Rock Island
Kansas
Stanley
Marshall
A Sensible view of Montana Clark’s Senate bid
The fragment argues that Montana Clark’s second Senate bid faced legal questions about election validity and resignation blocking vacancies. It contends that if not legally elected, no vacancy existed, and thus the governor had no authority to appoint a successor.
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Montana
Clark
Senate
Census Count in June Faces Absentees Risk of Misrepresentation
The census begins June 1 in all parts of the nation and ends in cities two weeks later, then the rest of the country before month’s end. Absentees may be missed, skewing local and state representations. Heads of families should inform local supervisors and leave written notes to ensure their responses are counted at residence.
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United States
Congress
W H. Smith
Marysville
Kans
Cloud County Backs Senator Ward for Renomination
Empire Daylight notes Republic county supports Senator Ward for renomination. Ward stood by Cloud county loyally and fought for a normal school for Concordia during the last term. He is entitled to Cloud county’s support this year.
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Republic County
Ward
Cloud County
Concordia
Empire Daylight
Concordia Quits With Jointists Dry Town Ordinance Passed
The Concordia council enacted an ordinance to make the city a dry town following the departure of jointists. Law‑abiding citizens across the state will closely watch the move as a test of prohibition enforcement and local governance.
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Concordia
Democrats Propose Restoring Porto Rican Import Duties
The Democrats advocate returning customs duties collected on Porto Rican imports to the purchasers. The note questions if the party was a strong foe of trusts given this proposal. The message promotes Krause's Cold Cure sold by A J White and urges readers to continue work despite the cold.
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American Sugar Refining Company
Porto Rico
United States
Democratic Party
Krause
A. J. White
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