Political candidate notices flood Ellis County Kansas ads
A sequence of declarations announces candidacy for multiple local and state offices in Ellis County Kansas. Names include I T Purcell Stanley S Chittenden J B Gross Louis Christiansen C M Holmquist John M Gray Hays B White John Re Parsons and others targeting August 1922 Republican and Democratic primaries for positions such as judge clerk probate county attorney congressman and state representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
23Rd Judicial District of
Kansas
I. T. Purcell
Ellis County
Stanley S. Chittenden
J. B. Gross
Ellis
County
Louis Christiansen
C. M.) Holmquist
John M. Gray
Kirwin
Kans
Twill
23Rd Judicial District
State of
Russell, Ellis
Trego
Gove, Logan
Wallace
John RE. Parsons
WaKeeney
Farmers favor Morgan in Kansas straw vote
A farmers picnic near Emporia recorded a straw vote for governor with Morgan leading. Morgan 17 votes, McNeal 7, Stubbs 5, Lambertson 2, Martin 5. The Republican-leaning precinct also noted Vermillion reports Morgan strong in straw polls across towns.
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Morgan Emporia
Kansas
Fowler
Emporia
W. Y. Monran
Hutchinson News
Morgan
McNeal
Stubbs
Lambertson
Martin
Atchison Daily Globe
George W. Ruby
Vermillion
Lambertsenne
Knapp
Atchison
Retirement of Huffman alters Kansas GOP race dynamics
Brinkerhoff for Morgan Pittsburg Kansas June 16 reports the retirement of Dr. Charles S. Huffman of Columbus from the Republican gubernatorial race. His exit shifts sentiment and potentially reshapes the contest as candidates reassess strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kansas
Charles S. Huffman
Columbus
Morgan Emerges as Best Hope for Kansas Governor
Brinkerhoff, active in party affairs, notes Huffman campaign withdrawal shifts support to Morgan. He asserts Morgan offers sane progress, efficient administration, and broad tax relief while protecting state institutions. Brinkerhoff predicts Morgan as a conservative, working governor loved by all, capable of true reform.
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Dr. Huffman
Huffman
Brinkerhoff
Morgan
Billy Morgan
Kansas
Kanssas
No School Nurses Debate Sparks County News
The Western Spirit of Paola reports on Miss Trowbridge titled county nurse, supported by Mrs. Dann and Mrs. Wilton without pay. It argues no legal basis for county or school nurses, questions her authority and medical judgment, and warns inspections may be harmful without proper medical expertise.
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Paola
Miss Trowbridge
D. F. Dann
Olive Wilton
Red Cross
Red Cross Fund
Political grievances and tariff history cited in American economist
A long critique argues that public health and education rely on guardians, condemns novices in clinics, and urges Republicans to remove the Underwood Tariff from statute books. It traces tariff shifts from Jefferson to Buchanan, praising historic tariffs yet blaming parties for policy failures and urging reform.
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Jefferson
van Buren
Congress
Pnist
Sociologist Argues Flappers Seek Meals Not Partners
Dr E A Ross a noted sociologist summarized his Kansas State Normal summer school lectures noting marriage now serves as a life meal ticket for wives rather than family production. He stated many young women aim to marry well and few will choose a good job over an eligible suitor. He added Cupid is freer and women will wait for love before marrying.
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E. A. Ross
Kansas State Normal Summer School
Dr. Ress
Wounds Healed by Time Memorial Day Reflections
The piece traces Memorial Day from a Civil War wartime observance to a global, somber remembrance of graves abroad. It argues time heals hatreds and narrowness, letting the heart accept change and progress as wounds fade and graves are quietly covered.
Farm Bureau notes on TB pictures and fair prizes
Notes describe tuberculosis and round worm pictures shown at Pfeifer Munjor Victoria and other towns with about 1800 viewers. It reports health messages on testing cattle to prevent losses and disease, and details five farm exhibit prizes plus extra funds for participants.
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Pfeifer
Munjor
Victoria
G. C. Seabock
Will Kraus
Stock Range School
Farmers’ Union
Ellis
Wild School
Antonino
Turkville
Walker
Craig School
Gorham
Incoherent Office Memo Sparks Conductor Grievance
A fragmentary account notes C M B&sell in charge of an Hatletu filing with a belled order for receipts when a conductor collected a cent. A committee from the conductors urged for higher pay as Bissell questions the news. The elk committee stated Mr Bix used to be a conductor.
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C. M, B&sell Waa
Cnet
Wil
Bissell Inguinal
Elk Committierniin
Bix
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Hays Free Press
Clark & Son
Hays
Hays B. White
6Th
Dist
John O'Loughlin
C. Schwaller’s Sons
Farm Bureau Notes
Chittenden
Kruger Brothers
D. C. Kingsley
Ellis, Wen
Hamilton Township
Ures
Burk
Bishan
Chevrolet
Wecvic Alisapeat Peodscae Bicate Automobiles
Bemis & Stein
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