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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1903
Page
6
Journal notions celebrate September and the new school year with Principal Mustard leading Belleville High School. The piece muses on hustlers brains versus mouths and expresses sympathy for the underdog in a general, reflective tone.
The remark argues that if Mr. Albaugh lacks knowledge about Kansas banks as he does about the state treasury, he should resign without trying to negotiate terms.
Kansas Republicans worry about concentrating power in one man who leads the party machinery. The state chairman is described as the al mighty IT, demanding total loyalty or political ostracism for members.
The Imperial Aegis of America introduces a new fraternal insurance plan with Courtland as headquarters. Backed by local county men and Courtland businessmen, it promises low cost protection on a nationwide basis and seeks community support to expand.
A Kansas political commentary from The Newton Republican edited by S. R. Peters warns that the last legislature erred and must not repeat those mistakes. It urges Republicans to purge the party in primaries and conventions to avert future corruption and political death, amid Kansas machine concerns.
The Cuba Daylight notes that Kansas farmers report no chinch bug complaints this year. It mentions belief that Prof. Snow killed the pests years ago and that they were gone forever, marking the first time in state history with such absence of gripes.
An interview with ex State Treasurer Grimes reveals the political maneuvering against National Committeeman Mulvane. Friends fear the machine plans to quietly draft unfriendly Republicans as delegates to sway the choice and defeat Mulvane.
The Topeka Daily Capital lauds Mulvane for fair, loyal service as national committeeman, noting his opposition to vindictiveness, willingness to fund campaigns, and strong ties to President Roosevelt and Wisconsin’s Payne. It urges supporters to back his re election in every Kansas county.
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