01 Nov 1883
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Newspaper
The Abilene Reflector
Location
Abilene, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1883
Page
1
In a Dickinson county dispute a reader attacks the Abilene political ring that steered a district convention. He questions representation, praises Capt. McClure’s wartime record, and urges voters to see through manipulation and defend a worthy candida te against alleged influence peddling by lawyers.
A letter argues that Kansas law requires a male citizen to be eligible for political offices, claiming Miss Alice Junken cannot vote or hold the Register of Deeds post. It contends she is not an elector, cites constitutional and legal definitions, and counters proponent rebuttals about school-election voting rights.
Wheat looks well in the vicinity. Mr. Risley and family moved here from Hillsboro. He plans a large store soon. Elder File of Florence held services last Sunday. Mr. Herington moved to Enterprise. Travelers near Balentine’s residence killed turkeys with clubs, paid for damages. Presbyterians held services Sunday with Rev H Honnel officiating. Preach the 1th Sunday in November at 11 am.
In the 6th Judicial District a public statement refutes Capt J R McClure’s candidacy for Judge. It asserts his name was presented to the Sept 25 1883 Judicial Convention without his knowledge while he was away on professional business and against his wishes. It notes delegate William S Blakely acknowledged lack of authorization. Signed by James Kitven, chairman. Junction City Kansas October 20 1883.
A new political figure rises as a possible presidential contender. Justice Harlan of the Supreme Court gains attention for his civil rights decision. Some observers believe he could unite African American voters and offer the Republican Party a path to carry key Southern states.
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