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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1906
Page
2
A 1906 political column defends the Republican party, praising past reforms and promising readiness for a fight in November. It notes demand for old papers falling, hints at a new game law, and mentions Tom Charles avoiding railway passes and advertising.
Justice Brewer in his dissent argues that if the court’s decision stands as law no Congress member could practice before any court. He notes the absurdity of that outcome and predicts fewer practicing lawyers in the Senate thereafter. He concedes sympathy for Senator Burton and his wife for supporting his political career.
The piece notes a Republic County citizen elected as chair of the Republican State Central Committee, praising him as a pivotal political figure and predicting strong support from local Republicans. It highlights opposition from corporate attorneys and machine politicians and anticipates a decisive, square deal under his leadership.
A fragmentary note discusses a large British and American community in Rome and mentions a golf course established for their benefit. The text hints at permanence and suggests the colony’s presence in the city is notable.
A fragmented note links ab to a proper place at home regarding urination. Details are unclear but the text implies a behavioral or routine reference rather than a formal event.
A historical retelling credits Peter the Hermit with reigniting Christian zeal in Jerusalem and inspiring Urban II to convene a council that launched the First Crusade. The piece highlights the monk’s eloquence, the crowd’s rallying cry God wills it, and the siege leading to Jerusalem’s capture and the renewal of Christendom.
8S. T. Dodson, a South Canadian valley farmer, named his ten children after states. Six daughters are Virginia, Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Idaho, Jersey. The four sons are Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, highlighting patriotic naming.
A recent issue of trade reports surveys piracy along southern China with Chinese sea rovers depicted as defiant and successful in raiding ships and coastal settlements.
The piece argues honesty in American politics starts with voters as the foundation of a reform effort. It envisions eliminating dishonesty by electing honest leaders and removing corrupt officials, proposing protections against political bosses and strict enforcement of illegal voting.
By order of the Republican County Central Committee a Republican convention is set in Belleville on Friday June 1 at 11 a m in the Court House to nominate officers including Representative County Treasurer Clerk District Court Register of Deeds Probate Judge County Attorney County Superintendent County Surveyor and County Commissioner. Representation basis is one delegate per fifteen votes cast with detailed township and precinct allocations. primaries advised for Tuesday May 2 from 8 to 5 p m.
Peter Johnson of Lincoln Township announces his candidacy for County Clerk pending the Republican County Convention. H A Paulson of Belleville Township also declares for County Clerk pending the Republican Convention.
J C Dalr of Belléville declares candidacy for Clerk of the District Court of Republic county subject to Republican county convention decision. Zeon signs as candidate.
Multiple declarations announce candidacies for Probate Judge of Republic County. Henry A. Vannatta, James Bhaphard, J Heary of White Rock township, and B H Speer of Albin township seek the office, each subject to the Republican county convention decision.
The piece argues reform will improve governance as voters elect better leaders. It cites Folk of Missouri and Jerome of New York as examples, warns against trusts and corruption, praises Roosevelt's anti graft stance, and urges citizens to vote for reform to strengthen the nation.
An old newspaper ad offers a year's subscription with each wedding stationery box printed at the JOURNAL office. It mentions a perfume choice available from Palace Drua Sore and Hens Poultry for choice items.
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