Governor Bailey Defends Ais and Garnishment Veto
Governor Bailey spoke at Representative Hall to about 200 attendees including laborers and miners. He defended his positions on proposed wage and tax measures, faced ovations, and was challenged by labor leaders and local officials. Albert Grima urged stronger union protection while speakers emphasized labor interests amid reform debates.
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Albert Grima
Bala
Internal party motion urges strict delegate selection in state contests
A formal statement from the executive committee accuses a widespread scheme to manipulate convention delegates. It urges caucuses and primaries to carefully discriminate in selecting delegates, committeemen, and candidates to oppose perceived tampering. The letter, dated January 31, is signed by W. R. Stubbs and Clyde Miller.
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W. R Stubbs
Jaw
Clyde Miller
Herbert Hiebert Speaks at Kansas City Newspaper Club
Brown County editor Herbert Hiebert was guest of honor at the Kansas City newspaper men club in Manson Center. He spoke about civic government and media responsibility, urging unity among editors and reporters to secure better coverage and civic progress.
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Kansas City
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Manson
Frown County World
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Tn Securine
Karen Clald
Karson
Lee
Hiebert
Lees
Wiekly
MS McHENKHY IN JATL LETTER FROM WINFIELD BATE JOURNAL
Myra McHenry writes from Winfield Kansas to the Bailiff of the State Journal. She notes many outside protesters urging commissioners to resign with petitions. The article references a vacancy and a forthcoming meeting in the Journal.
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Bate Journal
Winfield
State Journal
Kan
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Rey
Cermon
Myra McHenry
Dewey Case Warms Up In Sharp Texas Territory Shooting
Conflicting accounts crown a 19th century gunfight over a water tank on a Perry ranch. Chauncey Dewey and kin faced Berry family defenders, with pistols drawn as Dewey riders arrived, many killed or wounded. Proceedings detail shifting motives, arrest, and legal maneuvers as officials weigh habeas corpus and charges amid a backdrop of ranch disputes and neighborly feuds.
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Burthard Berry
P White
Tie Berry
Alpheus Eh
Chauncey Dewey
Etee
Shawnee
Supreme Court of Ravens
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Berry
Dewey
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Rands
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McHride
St Ie
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Alpheus Berry Ranch
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Nornal
Hotetsiun
Doc Coleman
MD- Sigigta Eriaeene Dewers
Senators Witness Mixed Religious Service in Session
Washington February 1 The senate opened with a blended religious service led by Rabbi David Philipson and Chaplain Hale. Debates followed on Dietrich probe procedures and the Panama revolt with Fairbanks pressing to show no U S complicity. He urged reliance on the record from the executive and cautioned against unfounded suspicions.
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Washington
Senate
David Philipson
Hebrew College
Cincinnati
Promised Land
New Canaan
Wherry
Hale
Hoar
Dietrich
Bacon
Colombia
United States
Panama
Fairbanks
Sayine
Legleiative Department
Congress
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Nang
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Hay
Reyes
Paranal
Nordica Granted Interlocutory Divorce Decree
New York on February 3 afame Nordica the prima donna who had private dealings with Mrs Tillian M Doeme has been granted an interlocutory divorce by Justice Hinthoft. The decree was issued by the supreme court on the referee's report, with all papers in the case except the decree.
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Noridica
Tillian M. Doeme
Avorce
Josie Zischofe
Hinthoft
Supreme Court
Ts Supreme Court
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T. S. Steel Corporation
Nap. A
Rockefellers
Treasury
President recognizes Panama independence after revolution
The article notes the United States acted within constitutional rights to recognize Panama's independence shortly after its revolution. A U S ship, the Nashville, landed four marines at Colón to protect American citizens in peril and then withdrew. The move followed Panamanian independence and the president's adherence to established policy.
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Panomtt
Wrecked Colorado train blown over by gale at Georgetown
A Colorado and Southern passenger train traveling from Denver to Georgetown was blown off the rails by a gale near Tiaho Springs. Four crew members and one passenger injured, with several others hurt. Wind caused car overturns, telephone lines down, and church roof damaged in Georgetown as relief trains struggled to reach the site.
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Colorado and Southern Railway
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J. K Robinson
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Cole
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Patrick Ymari
A. B. Hurley
Robinson
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Four Miles of Autos At Crystal Palace Show
London reports an upcoming Crystal Palace exhibition featuring four miles of automobiles. The display spans pleasure cars, business vehicles, steam lorries, buses, cycles, and automotive accessories across 110,000 square feet. About 240 firms, mostly British, will exhibit while several American makes participate. Special viewing days are set for the upper ten and February 1, when the Ladies' Automobile Club will motor to Sydenham for an organized event.
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Great Britain
Crystal Palace
Paris
Automobiiar
Ladies' Automobile Club
Sydenham
Doctors Hold Third Shawnee County Medical Banquet
The Shawnee County Medical Society held its third annual banquet at the National hotel last night with a well attended event. President Dr W A Webey spoke, and officers were elected including vice president Dr EM Brockett and secretary Dr LS Chamberlain. Also noted is a civil suit verdict favoring Parkhurst-Davis against Bird Canning for 7500 and a report on a World’s Fair loan proposal. Washington and New York market notes followed with a drop in cotton futures and a proposed loan to Louisiana purchases committee.
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Shawnee County Medical Society
H.R. Atkire
A. Maguirewna
Dunn
Bhewen
Opporcuri& Exteriey
L. & Chamberlain
W. Eo McVey
County Board Sets Truancy Officer Pay and Terms
The board of county commissioners and County Superintendent Wright have failed to agree on a truancy officer for five months. They approved pay up to 316 a month and limited work to a maximum of eluent days per month, after J A Ramsey’s prior service faced investigation and his bill remained unsettled.
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Wright
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J. A. Ramsey
Lake appeals in probate case over clerk sale
In a probate matter W F Lake appeals as Judge Harden orders the county clerk to return a blank ballot book. Clot of Police McCofttem and county attorneys are mentioned amid a contested sale and actions to compel Newman to act. The record shows confusion over a signed purchase requirement and a potential revocation of the sale.
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Markets Today Wheat Prices Rise On Demand and Receipts
Chicago reports mixed grain activity with May wheat climbing on short term demand after small gains in corn and oats. Livestock markets show native steers selling from 3.50 to 4.75 and hogs around 34.65 to 34.90, with market tone broadly firm amid thin receipts.
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Ewing Herbert
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Jatl
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Tupole Jm
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Markets Today
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