Women At Work in Topeka Polls Amid Weather and Vote Gap
Early voting in Topeka shows women casting about twice as many votes as men in some precincts as wet snow and slush hinder mobility. Reports state women favored Hughes while male turnout lags, with partisan and election-official friction shaping noon tallies and judge selections.
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Topeka
Metus
Hughes
Ethe Polles
Kotes Cnet
Hurdes
Kasas
Mery Wuen
Tordeach Hamel
Guechinl
Chun
Maj Anderson First With Place of Honor at Fourth Ward
An elderly veteran rests with dignity as a Sotern lined arte at Cegeaen Jou Waters quer isk Mi So. Secretary of the Cuninmercbad claims the line to the bee of the pole is secure. Confident he says Everything Is All Right while Major Anderson stands first in the ceremony. W F Bingnoe visits polling stations to gauge public mood.
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W. F. Bingnoe
Fragmentary urban ballot notes and crowd chatter
Disjointed lines describe a public voting scene with mentions of a polling place, a tenth avenue, neighbors and a crowd. The text shows confusion about voting and safety but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities.
Kansas Town Elections Reported Across State
Reports from Monday contests in several Kansas towns and Wichita detail mayoral and council results. Winners include BZ. Butcher leading the wet ticket in Enterprise and J. W. Talbot elected in Hope, with strong third-party presence and female voters participating across locales.
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Atention
Kansas
J. W. Talbot
Wichita
Ube
Sevidis
Sarah
George L. Whites
Kimball
MM Sabie
J. W.pinpey
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No Opposition Weather Forecast Across the Nation
Forecasters say no strong opposition exists to a broad weather system dumping heavy rain and snow across much of the country. Travel disruptions and school closures are expected in several states as the storm moves coast to coast.
Voting Across Cities Shows Varied Mayoral Races
Reports from Milwaukee Toledo and Cleveland detail mayoral contests with several aldermen and a municipal court clerk up for election. Weather across states is unsettled with clouds and rain, while turnout appears strong in some areas and expected to be heavy in others.
Johnson Triumphs In Cleveland Mayor Race By 5000
April 2 Cleveland news: Tom Johnson, Democrat, wins the Cleveland mayoral election by about 6000 votes over Willie J. Alok Yee. Republican ticket splits dominate council races as McKisson faction weakens. In Toledo Samuel M. Jones defeats McMalen by roughly 2000 votes, backed by working men and Democratic endorsements. Johnson stresses Golden Rule during ward by ward campaign.
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Ohio
Tom I. Johnson
Demberut
Willie J. Alok Yee Puthear
M Jones
Toledo
Wiledo
Samuel M. Jones
Mucesch Tiiself mx
Tevds
McMalen
Jones
Mornerd Hinde
Chicago Light Vote Marked By Ward Contests And Local Races
A crowded brisk turnout across Chicago wards accompanied by aldermanic contests notably in Harrrison’s home ward and Palmer bid. Republicans claim a large plurality while Democrats pursue citywide and state races. Ohio and Cincinnati results reflect broad municipal interest and looming statewide contests.
Gage Buys Bonds In Government Investment Move
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Treasury
Michigan Voters Defeat Two Constitutional Amendments
Michigan voters backed 40,000 for Republican Robert Montgomery as justice of the state supreme court election returns showed. Frank W. Fletcher and Henry W. Carrie, both Republicans, won statewide races for university trustees. Two constitutional amendments were defeated, one cutting legislators pay and the other raising pay for drowned sides. Detroit saw major GOP gains and McKinty's home Goss Democratic. Inclement weather kept many Kansas City voters home with four tickets competing and schools closed.
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Joacham Eric Lodger
St. Joseph
Mutterpal
Enna G
Eas
Ziuvor Henry V. Johnges
Tri Wkford
Etty Aml
L. W. Gay
University Profesor
Republicat
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Ole Bull
Prorta
Peoria
Intser Party
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Omaha
API
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Wouncmen
Lincolt
Lorne
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Fairweather | Preville
Glo
Foraker
Foraker Amotic
Republicana
John R McLean
Tom T. Johnson
Cincinnnati
Fittechrmarin
Bayon
Col-umhut
Tty
Naat
Columbus
Doassrade
Michigan
Detroit
Robert Montgomery
Crowd Hupids
Supreme Court
Frank W. Fletcher
Alpina
Henry W. Carrie
Manistee
State University
Nave Ates
Lance
Bey County
Jackson
Joris
WUG
Wierestul
John Whealan
Poier Ice
Macagantry
Kansas City
Kauss City
Kan
Kansas Clive
Hite
Carrie Nation in St Louis Saloon Rampage
Carrie Nation visits St Louis says she quits lecturing for money and exposes ongoing abuse by saloon culture. She is attacked by a man at a Nation saloon and a revolver is waved by Joseph Sauerburger as she confronts bartenders and patrons. Nation vows to return and continue her campaign.
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Viers
J. W. Kaup
Joseph Siverburger
Indy
Dave
Mr._ Nation
Liverburger
Sauerburger
Aira
St. Touts
Russian Confident in Far East Stage and Arctic Launch
Reports from St Petersburg describe Russian confidence as talks on the Wan chuzhin agreement continue through diplomatic channels. An Arctic expedition ship named Gauss was launched in Berlin with high officials present, honoring mathematician Gauss. Detained, Gov. Taylor’s case advances in Frankfort as legal actions proceed with no defendants in custody.
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Sri
T. Powers
Conic
Culton
Green Golden
New Prime Minister Predicted In London Dispatch
A London dispatch to the Tribute reports a likely change in the British government before the recess. It cites strong support for Mr Balfour to become prime minister with a peerage elevation, while Lord Salisbury’s retirement looms and Chamberlain’s role remains pivotal amid cabinet shifts and budget tensions.
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Amd
Mtr Balfour Ae
Aaseria
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Salis Bury
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Commons
Treasury
Michael Hicks -Beushle
Willam Hageaure
Lay Down Arms Surrender in Manila Insurrection
Manila April 3 Colonel Gonzales insurgent governor of Manila with ten officers and forty five men surrendered to Colonel Beacom 4 Malation.
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Gonzales
Beacom
ROW AT THE POLLS
United States District Attorney Fowler was wounded at a polling place in Ward 25 as a group of African American men attempted to deter voters. John Banks tried to vote but was challenged. a crowd fired 40 to 50 shots with the aim of intimidation. The DA’s wound is not serious.
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United Steten Distriet
Fowler
Pereinct
Fred
Rosler
John Banks
Noste
Boshead
Allen Will Quit Governor of Porto Rico Resigns
A Washington dispatch says Charles H. Allen governor of Porto Rico left San Juan for Washington and is expected to resign soon after arrival. He will retire voluntarily as the time is up and he does not wish to remain longer. The president hopes to persuade him to stay, citing his good work and the island’s needs. No successor names are yet suggested.
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Charles H. Allen
Porto Rien
San Juan
Wrerhington
Allen
Targers
An A
Dasaitty
Thes
Election Returns and Heir to New York Fortune
Election returns will be received at the State Journal office Tuesday evening. News arrives that Mrs. Frank Goodwin of Wallula has inherited 500000 dollars from a New York estate. Miscellaneous notes mention Lawrence and a weather forecast showing increasing south winds on Wednesday.
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State Journal
Eveninj
New York
Walla Waila
Wash
Frank Goodwin
Wallula
New York City
General MacArthur Issues Oath and Censorship Actions
Washington reports General MacArthur enacts oath pledges for Filipino leaders and imposes censorship on dispatches. The oath commits allegiance to United States authority, with vows to act as a loyal citizen, avoid aiding enemies, and comply with American governance. A subsequent note states Amuinaldo remains a prisoner with limited freedoms and restricted conduct while further orders are awaited.
Kansan candidate favored for the Wisconsin post amid Washington talk
In Topeka reports, A W Seni is considered for a key commissionership though he seems hesitant. Supporters like Tick Hite push for a Kanedian appointment while Peters retains a strong record from earlier district judge service. The piece notes pressure over Kansas influence in the picker’s selection and hints at possible promotions within the diplomatic sphere.
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Lapding
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