Bitter clash at Clay Center over governor nomination plan
In Clay Center a heated scene erupted as factions allied with Breidenthal accused Leedy Landis and others of plotting anti fusion schemes to derail the governor bid. The Breidenthal camp pressed for a reorganization of the state committee while jockeying to block the fusion slate and push a Breidenthal victory through in the upcoming convention.
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Clay Center
John Hreidenthal
Kin
Varidum
Thvidenthal
Hie
Oim
Munger
King
Leety
Lew
Tiytn
Desmeen
Akg Tully
Atte Nefeebib
enngTeia
Filion Ord
Breigenthut
Harry Landia
Landis
Smith
Haatur Springs
Conkruse
Leedy
Lande
Tn Zetdis
Joplin
Breidenthal
Great Bent
Port Scott
Tayler Hidde
Breiderthal
Fortes Seek Topeks Man For Chairman At Clay Center
Clay Center April 2. Breidenthal forces back Harv ey selection for chairman as Prost and Fairchild vie in the anti presidential faction. Harvey of Rhinebeck Win urged by the Front and Sixth district exucuss with Fairchild supporting, despite Breidenthal group promoting Prost. The result hinges on the anti presidential split and local party dynamics.
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Breidenthal Fortes
Topeks
Clay Center
Egb. Prost
Katwax Clinyna
C. W. Fairchild
A. BM. Harvey
Rhiwnee
Exucuss
Fairchild
Brei
Harvey 15 Chairman Topeka Man Elected Without Opposition
Clay Center Kansas April 23 The Populist convention organized by electing A M Harvey of Topeka chairman E El Pfort withdrew to allow Harvey by acclamation Ant Breidenthal defeated for secretary of convention R B Prost defeated by W Murphy The convention formed committees to prepare a platform with resolutions toward nationalities to be presented at Sioux Falls and adopted as a national platform The convention assembled at 11:1
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Topeke
Clay Center
Kan
A.M. Harvey
Topeks
Eel Pfort
Harvey
Ant Breidenthal
Kat
R B. Prost
W. Murphy
Hreidenthal
Bimpaou Munger
Towth Inc
Geiceutes
Wbor
Corvenon
Delegates Thirsty as Wichita Powwow Opens in Dry City
Delegates arriving for the Wichita powwow find a dry town as city officials oppose reopening bars. An attempt to readjust matters seeks to ease expenses for hosts and attendees, with visitors expected today aided by a small supply. Local proprietors had demanded refunds to cover convention costs.
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Olay Center
Wichita
DYKES TERM OFFER IN SIXTH DISTRICT RIVALRY
In Clay Center on April 25, Frank R. Forrest and Dr. J. B. Dykes, Populist nominees, declared a possible primary election to settle the Populist and Democratic contest for Congress. They suggested pairing judges and pledging to abide by the primary results, with timing before July 24.
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Dykes Beatt
Sopiss
Populiat Ani’ Democratic Centre
Joe Foint
Nexstan
Rae
Mr. Forrest
Scott Democrata
UN Party
Congress
Scott
Gray
Vane
Sven Hunter
Che Peimars
Edie
Bryan Denies Dropping the Silver Question in Speech
William J. Bryan arrived in Wichita on a Sunflower League visit and addressed 3,000 people. The speech defended the silver issue and attacked imperialism, labeling President Roosevelt’s administration as imperialist and criticizing tariff and territorial policies while praising republics in the Boer War era.
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Wichita
Kas
William J. Bryan
Texas
Lincal
Sunflower League
Mr. Bryan
John &_ Crosby
New York
Allen O. Myers
Ohio
Gueata
Busckbuco
Sf Hens
Tucky
Charles A. ‘Towne
Minnesota
Towne
Bryan
Cabell
Eng
England
Bryan Eata
Political rancor stalls compromise in legislative talks
Dan Hart outlines a failed bargaining stance affecting the Thirty-ninth and Thirty-fourth districts. He notes senators rejected trading ten legislature seats for Democratic endorsement of Congress. He argues only a fair settlement via a proportional compromise can resolve the dispute, leaving the matter to an alternative tribunal.
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Dan Hart
Democrate
Congress
Neg & Tee Soribiere
Scott
Kansas Bryan League Elects Officers at Topeka Banquet
The Kansas Bryan league elected officers and adopted a plan to establish permanent headquarters in Topeka with a permanent secretary. The group reports 200 clubs and over 5,000 members, aiming for 500 clubs and 13,000 men within two months. At the banquet speakers included Mr. Bryan and Allen O. Myers of Ohio.
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Texas
Dewey
Pete
Kansas City
Bengovye League
Fellowlux
Hanquet
William F. Sapp
William Matthewson
Marion Watson
F. Pp. Wettinger
Wm. Sapp
Garena
Topeka
Kelley
Frankfort
Mr. Bryan
Allen O. Myers
Ohio
4. G. Johnsen
Nominations confirm key state posts in accLaime
The article reports nominations by acclamation for state roles including board of public works chair Charles A. Lassin and others Myron T. Freerick, Cleve Orr, and George Almasee. It notes votes on some ballots, changes proposed by McGrew, and adjournment with officials present such as Senator Poraker and Governor Mushy.
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Wniform Sete
C. Taylin
Renee E . Buy Ee Hudeedonn
Stook Cone Lowertain
Bose Minmiher
Board of Public Works
Charis A. (Godaard
Lassin
Nomis Tengin
Joseph Beackburn
Byron
Stewart
Thomas J
Orr
Phaum
Myron T. Fresrisk
Cleve
Poraker
Gevacnor
G Genereh Dick
Bend- Tyrs
Ator “Hanna
Toware
Thasno
Chariea Powter
Taocretare
Fou
Fer
Stewarts
Cox Cami
Charles Foster
Myron Norris
W. C. Brown
George Almasee
Blast at Larimer Pa Kills and Injures Miners
A blast at a double frame house in Larimer Pa last night wounded and killed several men. Six injured were taken to Westmoreland hospital Greensburg with serious and non fatal injuries. The explosion shattered windows in nearby homes and is blamed on blasting powder and dynamite stored in the house by miners and railroad laborers.
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Pittubure
Larimer
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
Ie Mickelick
Tujosise Tae Teorne Bronco
Semi annual meeting of the American Hallway Association
In Chicago on April 1 the semi annual meeting of the American Hallway Association is under way at the Auditorium Hotel. Operating officials from nearly all large railway systems attend. The session will discuss committee reports on topics affecting operating roads. Officers to be elected this evening.
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Chicago
American Hallway Association
Auditorium Hotel
Matentne
Miatchfend Kavanseeh Local Mention Sparks Curiosity
Local mention centers on Miatchfend Kavanseeh noted in an obscure item described as seed two years. The fragment hints at a sports or community context but provides limited details about role or outcome.
Murder at Kansas City boarding house shocks Topeka
Weingard a Kansas City liquor salesman shot William A. Simpson at the Lincoln house on West Firth street in Kansas City. After a $ fight in the dining room Weingard fired three more times, the last bullet lodging in Simpson’s back. Simpson died before officers arrived. Weingard, heavily under liquor, was found concealed in a room and arrested. He had recently been laid off over the Bergman Minor case and told officers he intended to go to Perryville on business.
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George W. Weingard
Kansas City
Frm
Topeka
William A. Simpson
Lincoln House
West Firth Street
Weingard
Bergan Mqnor
Epee
Arog
Couytvial Posner
Valley Falls
Perreli Ihskend
Kun
Simpson
Tani
Pee
McCosgrove
Greely
Tong Corridor
Hin
Eleon
Atte
Weincoe
Ting
Corn Market Opens Strong On Broad Demand Signals
Chicago reports a brisk corn session with notable demand and rising activity. Traders cited chart guidance and extended longs as bulls push prices. grain futures showed strength amid mixed weather notes and regional improvements.
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Chicago
Market Report Shows Mixed Receipts and Livestock Prices
Market receipts were varied with strong gains in some livestock sectors and renewed pressure from large buyers. Hog and cattle prices fluctuated amid grain influence, while Kansas and Chicago markets showed overall strength in cattle and mixed signals in hogs. rotation of futures and reports of shipments and receipts marked the day's activity.
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Chicago
Texas
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Cigt
Pesie Poe
Diaagen
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