Prohibition Debate Highlights Gov Morrill System Clash
The gathering features David Overmyer Chas Holliday and Lt Gov Troutman opposing Morrill s plan for state liquor control. Ex Governor St John criticizes Morrill s Gothenberg proposal while supporters warn against abandoning prohibitory law, arguing enforcement and public sentiment.
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Guyernor Morris
South Carolina
Journal Reporter
Troutman
David Ouvemper
la Ras
Moreili
Avermyorwalds
Technimede
Norway
Sweden
Norwey
Warsaw
United States
Gothenbees
CK. Holliday
Saidi
Cutes
Roy
K Wake
Morell
Marril
Death Toll Rises From City Theater Tragedy
A deadly incident at a Front Street theater leaves 27 identified dead with two or three more hospitalized in critical condition. Rescue workers and authorities report ongoing danger as efforts continue tonight.
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Vickie
Malliswre
Panie
Barrimners
Front Street
Kirkpatrick Defies Firm Over British Tone Circular
Congressman Kirkpatrick rails against a New York broker firm after a circulating note favored a strongly British tone. He calls for a clear stance and condemns attempts to shape policy by external commentary. The exchange highlights tensions between domestic policy and international business influence.
Congressman's Reply to Dimock Letter Urges Patriotism Over Profit
The State Journal reports Congressman Kirkpatrick's sharp reply to a New York banking firm’s defense of imperial ideas. He rebukes Dimock & Co for prioritizing stocks over national honor, warns against extending a protectorate, and affirms the Monroe doctrine stance against Venezuela and British Guiana. He warns of financial peril if bonds and credit collapse and stresses duty over speculation.
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State Journal
Wasmixotos
New York
Congrese
Dimuck & Co
Kirkpatrick
Dimock & Oo
England
United States
Patagonia
Asia
Washington
South America
Siberia
Africa
Greenland
Meese, Dimock & Co
Congress
Venezuela
British Guiana
Ulner
Noxicur
Nalion
Dave- Vick
Great Britain
Pensions Granted to Kensman and Related Notices
The list from Wasmixerox D C dated December 28 notes Kensman pension grants including Original John A Eagle Abilene Patrick Finn Navi Mtl home Lear worth Parley 11 Wills Pawnen Rook Thomas G Ayera Industry William F Doughty Garden City Imea E Curr Emporia John W Fowler Star Hing g Hewy 1 Henderson Hed it Additional Adem R Faster Garritt James Rainey Leavenworth Matthew Nogin National Military home Leavenworth Supplemental John Blount Larned Breissin Incranao Isaiah C Ware Soundin William Boller Junction City Increuss Samuel L Kuepple Wie ita Isaac N Bolles Hill Cay Albers Bedell Kaosna. Original Widows Carrie Underwood Binz Rapidy Migot of Rewben Howard Newton. Lincoln A English People and Papers Like Them for Member of Veartucing Commission. Lowpos Dec 23. The reports cabled over here that the United States commission into the boundary question is expected to include ex-Minister EJ Phelps and ex-Stintater Roth. Lincoln.
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Wasmixerox
D.C
Garritt
James Rainey
Leavenworth
Matthew Nogin
National Bilitary Home
John Blount
Larned
Veartucing Commission
Lowpos
United Statesiomia
Minter EJ
Phelps
Hod
Stintater Roth
Lincoln
Lord Russell of
Killowen
Jame
Bryce
Mr. Phelps
Mr. Lincolp
New York Exchange to Host 1 Million in Ores
Druves President of New York Ing Exchange will go with Honor. Dexven, Doc 2-1, B Porter of this city has been chosen for the New York Mining Stock Exchange and will be escorted to New York by a large escort. A special train will run carrying about 1,000,000 dollars worth of ores with armed guards. The Colorado party will attend the fires call on the New York exchanges.
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Druves
New York
Ing Exchange
Dexven
Porter
New York Mining Stock Exchange
United States Seeks 4 Billion Loan Agreement
Burghs Dec 28 The Boersen Cour iet reports negotiations between the U S government and leading bankers of Har lip to secure a loan of 200000000. The talks aim for Har lip to take over 4 per loan financing totaling 200 million.
Osbon Sentenced in Kansas Murder Case
Osbon, Chau? Hambre's Warderee, denied a new trial. sentenced to 21 years in the state penitentiary after conviction in Douglas county court for second degree murder in Holton. The motion for a new trial was overruled today in Lawnexen.
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Charles Hambre
Warderee
Lawnexen
State of Kansas
Clint
Oshon
Holton
Douglas County
Cuartes Iiimble
Osbow
Bankers call for December 24 condition statements
State Bank Commissioner Breidenthal issued a call for a statement of the condition of all state and private banks in Kansas at the close of December 24. The notice applies to institutions in the state and asks for updated financial data as part of ongoing oversight.
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Bantae
Christiana
Breidenthal
Kansas
Kepley Names Sheriff Elect Appointees in Major Shakeup
Albert Lucas is first deputy, Kuykendall is deputy, Frank Leech jailer, John B. Jones assistant jailer, Larry Sheehan superintendent of the stone yard. Allotted salaries show party balance with Lucas, Kuykendall and Jones Republicans, Leech a Democrat, Sheehan a Democrat. The list stresses Republican influence and loyalty, notes Ellison’s potential bid, and credits Kepley with a tough selection process amid cross-party considerations.
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Kepley
Eueriff
Albert Lucas
A. Kaytcendall
Frunk Leech
John B. Jones
Stame Yard
Larry Sheehan
Lst
Lucas
Kaykenthall
Juses
Leech
Sheelish
Stone Yard
Bert Lucas
The
Elke
Keples
Frank Elliam
Bim
Ellison
Wilkerson
Jack Leech
Mission Township
Central Committee
John
Kerley
Ung
Shaye
Public Library Benefit Show Promises Live Romance and Stereopticon
The Line tented story Once Lyons time will be presented in Library hall on Saturday evening by Miss Hinckstone. A vivid photorecited performance with lifelike characters and colored pictures aims to draw the Topeka audience. Admission 50 cents. souvenir tickets feature the characters. Prof P W Rich of Lombard University introduces the exhibit with the institution’s Stereopticon.
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Romanos
Lyons
Library Hall
Junnery Club
P. W. Rich
Lombard University
Emergency Bond Bill Votes Begin In State House
At 3 p.m. today the rules committee and the house set voting on the emergency bond bill. The first section passed with 100 yeas and 136 nays, with about 44 Republicans voting may. The second section proceeded without a recorded division.
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Wasarsotoy
Don
Yeas
How Kansans Voted Bond Bill Vote Report
Wasarmetox Dec 28 On the bond bill today the Kansas delegation voted with no. Broderick Curtin Kirkpatrick Long Miller Baker all voting no while Blue Calder head ven.
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Wasarmetox
Kansas
Broderick
Curtin
Kirkpatrick Long
Miller
Baker
No. Blue
Calderhead
Ven
Upset Their Plans Rallroid Presidents Get Morrison Letter
The Times-Herald reports Chair Morrison of the Interstate Commerce Commission sent a letter to the Senate copy of a general agreement. The move declares the joint agreement illegal under law and seeks injunctions. Railroad presidents, preparing for January 1 implementation, face a disordered freight and passenger structure as rates drop and reorganization falters.
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Morrison
Harmon
Carcase
Dac
The
Times-Herald
Interprete Commerce Commission
Henate Yas Jer
Chicago
Cushman Morrison
Beacome
Central Traffic Association
Donaid
SicKnight
Bsen
Railroad Moo
Cold Wave Forecast For Han aus And Western States
Weather bureau reports a cold wave sweeping Han aus and western states tonight with a twenty degree drop by tomorrow evening. Showers expected in Kansas tonight and tomorrow, with partly cloudy and cool conditions along Santa Fe and Rock Island lines. In Colorado Texas and New Mexico weather similar to Kansas. Topeka skies cloudy but air warm and lingering snow remains.
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Hanaus
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Kunsan
Topeka
Pension Committee Names Members In First Appropriation Bill
Chairman Cannon of the house committee on appropriations has appointed the following subcommittees of pensioners. W. A. Stage of Pennsylvania, Bina Kenswa of North way, Robertson of Louisiana, son of Chi a. The Republican members are all veterans of the rebellion. The committee expects to act through the holidays and report the pension bill as the first of the appropriation bills.
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WasnixoTox
Cannon
House Committee On Appropriations
W. A. Stage
Pennsylvania
Bina
Kenswa
Nortway
Ohio
Robertson
Louaiana
Chia
Republicas
Lorpox reports Tothechilde decline bond participation
In a financial note from Lorpox dated December 2, it is stated that the Tothechilde have declined to take any part of an issue of Acerican bonds. The report emphasizes the cautious stance of the party toward new debt.
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Lorpox
Armenian Christian Atrocities Reported In Asia Minor
Constantinople correspondent reports Turkish atrocities in Anna Mira with about 2 000 Christians killed or wounded and about three quarters of 2 000 households burned. Surviving residents live on rescued grain amid ruins as Armenian Christians face forced conversion and abductions. Dunraven has sailed home from New York aboard the Umbria.
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Chrisviae
Armonlane
Thoutmuds
Bostex
Dew
Constantinople
Anna Mira
Arabiir
Kansas City Meeting Chooses J B Johnson for National Committeeman
Kansas Republicans met at the Wisconsin club house to back Judge J B Johnson of Topazs as national committeeman against Cy Leland. Governor Osborn retires in favor of Johnson and the anti Leland faction plans to push an all Johnson delegation to the national convention, with many named leaders from Atchison Topeka McPherson and other Kansas locales attending.
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J. B. Johnson
Topazs
Cy Leland
Eauene
Theres
A. Cabwins
Osborn
Haegow
Judge Johnson
Kaness City
Wisconsin Club House
Shoroughty
Morrill
Prevent State
Ate
Off the Nations Republican Committee
Johnson
Wasas
Kansas
Mate Ionend
Leeland
Becadwie
Leland
McKinley
Takeuwe
A. J. Felt
Atch
McPherson
Webt McNall
Gapiard
Richard Pickler
Smith Center
Geo. Case
Menkata
James H. Toetor
Hage Hy
Frenk
Laekerd
Noeton
Thome Kelly
Clawdhomie
Reed
Vienica
Albert H Yon
Topeka
W. Sili
A C. Jordet
Lyons
Wot Higgins
Dusintes
Kageas City
Tobis
Bonebrake Resigns as Police Board Chair in Topeka
P. J. Bonebrake resigns as chairman of the Topeka board of police commissioners. He submitted his resignation to Governor Morrill who immediately appoints Franke H. L. Foster to fill the vacancy.
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Prices Hoard
P. J. Bonebrake
Topeka
Japan Parliament Opened Amid Calls for Stronger Defences
The Japanese parliament opened with the emperor noting relief at the end of the war with China. Measures to strengthen national defenses will be introduced this fall. Other items report Mr. Stone's arrival in Biarritz, market quotes, a house fire causing fatalities, and Danish settlers considering Wilkes County Colorado as a new homeland.
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Chi
Yokomama
Japan
China
Vane
Rasmus Larsme
Colorado
Wilkes County
North Carolina
Larsme
Wilkes
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