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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
8
An 1890s ad touts a amberlain remedy for diarrhoea and cholera with a testimonial from Mrs D C Fiorence. The second item attacks Democratic tariff policy, arguing it harms American farmers by raising imports and lowering prices, claiming tariff changes reduced protections and worsened farm incomes during European conflict and preceding years.
John Marshall outlines a 30 year Kansas law career including practice in Howard and service as city attorney and assistant attorney for various entities such as the Kansas State Temperance Union. He emphasizes trial experience across courts and roles in public service.
The candidate outlines a broad legal practice including mortgage foreclosures tax titles real property commercial collections criminal law and probate. He notes three law books used by lawyers in the state and petitions favorable consideration of his candidacy within constitutional and statutory framework.
A Kansas 1913 legislature history shows Democratic control blocking the Initiative and Referendum. The House and Senate clashed over a constitutional amendment, with party lines deciding votes. Conference reports failed as Democrats blocked further action, while Republicans had supported a House initiative. The episode is cited as GOP attempts to override Democrat leadership.
Article notes Kansas memorial building funding history from 1911 to 1918, with $250000 appropriated by the 1911 Republican legislature and used by Stubbs Hodges, $175000 by the 1918 Democratic legislature, and ongoing future appropriations required. It also claims Governor Hodges opposed erection as a senator.
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