Grasse Contends for State Office in District Race
Grasse a banker from DikCrosss seeks state treasurer with strong local backing. The Republican county caucus met to elect delegates for the Seventh district congressional and state conventions on February 25. Grasse’s candidacy gains momentum as party leaders weigh a possible challenge to incumbent T. Kelly, with supporters highlighting his banking experience and reform stance.
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Atute
Fegablica
W. Grasse
Farmers’ and Merehalite Bank Ay DikCrosss
Hepuilican
Vermudtier
Thush
Fedey Nou
Cangreselannt Umd
Pwbrusry
TL Grasse
Farmess' Ani Merchints
Vetia Place
de Grasse
Senate
Las
Kansin
Sir
Rapa
Ate County
Chery
Cours
T. Kelly
Uso
County Mist
Tor
Anil
Ubey
Collie
Guise
Mian
Minral
Kelly
Alta
Dalley
Jared
Alles
Uuge
Gobel
Stry
Kelly's
Weint
Hieeter
Batley Saben
Mr. Hoch
Katty Tealtro
Grates
Amy Rave
Curtis Delegates and Shawnee County Republicans
Curtis delegates report on Saturday afternoon to the state convention in Missouri border area. Curtis asserts twelve years as district congressman and the goal to continue in the next term. He pledges independence from dictation and condemns wasteful spending and idle offices. The Shawnee county Republicans adopt a resolution urging prudent governance.
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Vention
Moliva Ferenisy
Curison Curtin
Venton
Curtly
Shawnee County
Sten
Win
Dluté
Republicans
Kansas City Star
Bates
Kankes
Ralph Hartin
Victor Murdock
Burton
Washington
Ottermey Holms
United States
Kansas Republican Openings and Hoch Movement
The report surveys Kansas Republican politics centered on Hoch and Bailey factions. It notes Stubbs warnings, Sta te Journal hints, and notes meetings in Ottawa and Atchison favoring harmony. It highlights endorsements of Burton and Kelly, and critiques of the Hoch movement’s impact on reform and fiscal policy.
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Hatley
Topein
Stubbs
Bailey
Tom Kelly
J. FB. Burton
Toreka
Kinstes
Tournal
Hell
Bal Athaugh
J. Bailey
Mort. Alba
Oy Letanid
Raitor
Tifley
Ginbs
Kansas
Hoch
Burton
Leland
Long
al- Soueh
Curtis
Troutman
Liquozone fever pitch offer promises germ destruction
A bold advertisement touts Liquozone as a universal cure, claiming American rights secured for $190,000 and a plan to give a million free bottles to sick households. It argues oxygen-like germ destruction, tests in hospitals, and a guarantee with a 80 cent or 1 dollar bottle, urging readers to request a free trial.
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Wolf
Chicago
Cotton Market Surges as July Cotton Tops 17 Cents
New York February 1 cotton prices jumped with July futures crossing the 1 cent mark, spurred by gains in Liverpool and heavy Houston receipts expected tomorrow. May and July climbed to near 17.90 and 18.0 cents respectively as market momentum built on strong support from Chicago and New Orleans. Cattle and wheat also showed mixed moves in the day’s broad market report from major exchanges.
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Rmail
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Rive O. Rye
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Metropolitan Securities
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Delaware Fair
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Southern
Moon
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Metropolitan Street Railway
Wincerals Chatras
Lake Erie
Amalgamated Copper
Montana
Prises Sry
Sam Putes
St. Louis
Uut
J. E. Gall
Commissionare
Christleain and Stack Co
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Ehic
Tsatz iBatk
Corsuminato
West Sixth Street
Btoel
Atchinos
Katy Henneyivanth
Roe B. Leather
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Theodore Roosevelt
Charles Curtis
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Ear Want
Mart Hirtelmaon
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Te Mt Holcomb
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Frank Harlow
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Atchison Globe
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State House
Republican Board of Commissioners
Milam County
Reno County
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Joe Burton
St Louis
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Pringle
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Fair Refining
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Corfie Stocker Firm
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Primo Mercantile Paper
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Ana
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Saige
Mazen
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