Battle of Ballots Signals City and County Nominations
The article lists Democratic and Republican slates for mayor, city clerk, police judge, treasurer, attorney, marshal, street commissioner, assessor, and two council seats per ward, with school board nominees. It notes April 6 primary and April 27 election dates and includes birthday party events by Winnie and Willard Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
P. Thomson
A. J. Green
Spyres
Ino
W. Styrdt
Paul F. Mackey
N.J. Spalding
J. M. Maloney
B. J. Hobdy
Marty J. Swartz
P. Britt
Chas
H. Jeans
Nolan Woodn
Hart Walker
M. FP. Weber
Chas, Schneider
Jno
H. Crutehield
Chas. Hartman
Fred Rathi
Hance
L. W. Hank
Jasper &, Martin
C. Roberts
Wand
C. C. Berry
Burlington
L. P. Isbell
Hell
J. M. St Fowler
J. A. Mentanus
Republican
O. L. Rider
E. B. Davidson
George Wiggin
D. D. Neville
Alfred Berger
T. T. Winer
E. M. Probasco
J. C. Payne
Ind. T. Trotter
Cash Wilkerson
J. J. Ragan
Mounts
L. W. Marks
Arthur F. Chamberlin
Hach
Geo. W. Clark, Jr
Laforce
C. C. Lang
McFarland
H. M. Mitchell
John Sheehan
J. H Parker
Underwood
Hlaot
W. RB
Badgett
WC Lary
W. JH Clark
Perabing
Edward Shanban
BK. Wallen
W. H. Deck
C. York
Ribbon Ballot Debate Spins Around Voting Practicalities
Guthrie Ohio March 27 A democratic commentator argues Republicans push a referendum to repeal a ribbon ballot law fearing defeat. He contends the law aids literate voters while burdening the intelligent and could speed up illiterate voting through a counted key ballot method.
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Guthrie
Ohio
Republiicans
Anks
Inw
Lnw
Students Object To Instructor Whiskers Takes Clipping Action
AP report from Port Worth Texas describes Prof A Wiltsey a new Fort Worth university instructor who refused to shave his long side whiskers. About two hundred students gathered and eight of them clipped off the whiskers.
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Associated Press
Port Worth
Tex
Mar
A. Wiltsey
University At Fort Worth
Kansas and Oklahoma bank guaranty laws compared
Guthrie Oklahoma reports that Kansas's voluntary deposit guaranty contrasts with Oklahoma's compulsory fund. Kansas imposes smaller annual assessments and caps yearly costs, while Oklahoma requires 1 percent deposits and 0.25 percent annual assessments. Differences include interest limits, fund replenishment, withdrawal rules, and enforcement against misleading state guarantees.
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Guthrie
Okla
Kansas
Oklahoma
Sec Bank
Bank Commissionen
West
Young
Unclear Letter on Prisco Project Delays
A misspelled and garbled report cites Dr. Oliver Habby receiving a letter from Mr. Nixon about arrangements for a building project at Vinna. The text mentions a printer’s weights and a vandal detector, but details are unreadable and uncertain.
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Oliver Habby
Nixon
Prisco
Vinna
Katy Boycott Declared Off in Kansas City
The resolution adopted ten days earlier to blockade Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway ships was rescinded by the transportation bureau. Shippers fear agitation nearby and in Oklahoma may assist other railroads in pushing the 4 cent rate from Galveston to Oklahoma to be withdrawn. Kansas City shippers want to hire the fate remoter and will apply to the Interstate Commerce Commission for a lower rate to Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Mar
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri, Kansas and
Galveston
Kanguag City
Interestate Commerce Commission
No Explosion Reported on Battleship Mississippi
A rumor of an explosion aboard the battleship Mississippi in Cuban waters was denied by the naval station at Guantanamo Bay. The Mississippi remained at anchor with the squadron and there were no disturbances observed. The dispatch, sent to Washington for verification, confirms the denial of the sensational claim.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
Naval Station
Waradron
Navy Department
Washington
Watterbip
Cuban
Americans await Roosevelt arrival in Naples on way to Africa
In Rome on March 27 Associated Press reports many Americans in Europe expect Theodore Roosevelt in Naples on April 4 en route to Africa. Ambassador Grigcom says Roosevelt will stay in Italy only as a private person.
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Associated Proms
Rome
Italy
Europe
Theodore Roosevelt
Naples
Afried
Grigcom
Mr. Roosevelt
Tariff discussion gains pace in Washington
The report notes heated exchange over tariff policy in Congress led by Representative Harrison of New York and followed by Longworth of Ohio. Harrison criticizes heavy taxes on American women while Longworth defends the Payne bill as a practical fulfillment of Republican pledges from the Just campaign.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
Tariff
Harr Son
New York
America
Longworth
Ohio
Harrison
Mrs BL Lahman Hosts Five Hundred Card Party
Mrs BL Lahman entertained at her North Foreman home with six tables playing Five Hundred. A grab bag replaced prizes, each guest received a gift, and an appetizing luncheon followed the afternoon of cards.
Woman in Jail Escape Attempt Amid Abduction Case
Mrs Boyle tried to flee a railway coach as it neared Mercer Pennsylvania after an abduction incident involving James H L Boyle. A brakeman closed the door and Sheriff Gumbert overpowered her in a lavatory as she attempted to escape.
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Associated Press
Pittabure
James HL. Boyle
Whitin
Mercer
Boyle
Vilenote
Mra
Gumbert
Eafely
Anni McDermott
Chicago
Mina McDermott
McDermotts
Mr and Mrs G A Krippensorphy Visit Whittakers
Mr and Mrs G A Krippensorphy have been visiting Mr and Mrs Whittaker and returned home today visiting remains unclear due to OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Krippensorphy
W. & Whittaker
Mie Iwourk
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Mile
County Election Board
Winnie
Williard Scott
Milford-Berger Shoe Co
Seserel Novilties
Cape Beck
Katy
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Payne Bill
Mdermott
Mra. Boyle
Philadelphia
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