Anti Machine Letters Stir Miami County Politics
A flood of typewritten letters from two opposing partisan groups has reached Miami County Kansas, aimed at influencing the local caucuses and county convention. The letters, signed by Clyde W. Miller and T T Kelly, urge supporters to attend caucuses on February 6 to secure delegates favorable to their tickets and outline plans for renomination amidst county political maneuvering.
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Political factions and reform chatter in Ottawa county notes
The item catalogs candidates and party maneuvers for an upcoming electoral contest, naming Tru driveates, two al termates, and a Chicago convention, while detailing reformist activity led by John L. King in Ottawa and Reno counties. It notes King’s roles and alleged payrolls involving Grace D. King and a sergeant-at-arms, plus hints at the state senate race and a district alignment toward the Thirty-eleventh district.
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Hearst Claims 20 at Illinois State Democratic Convention
The Illinois Democratic state committee fixed June 7 as the convention date and Springfield as polling site. Hearst supporters claimed a district poll showed Hearst ahead, with Willam Williams backers asserting Williams would secure solid Illinois delegation. Dunlap, Hearst state manager, confirmed 9 of 74 committee men favored Hearst, 74 total with others silent.
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Bedford Murder Mystery Claims Suspect Evenings Transit Guard
Bedford Ind February 4 A high official says the murderer of Latin teacher Miss Sarah Behavier is known and will be arrested tonight. A prominent Bedford businessman is alleged to be the suspect with motive tied to letters and fear of violence. Detectives in Elkhart report evidence linking a local man to the crime as trains stay under guard and officials seek to secure a confession before disappearance.
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Netravka Arrives From San Francisco With Fuel Oil
The bir steamer Netravka docked after coming into port from San Francisco last Saturday. Crew here took on one thousand barrels of fuel oil for the trip to New York. Weather notes forecast generally fair conditions in Kansas with rising temperatures and fresh southerly winds. Burlington reports six degrees below zero. Admiral Schley confined to his home by grippe but expects to be out in a few days.
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Keith expelled from Shawnee County Medical Society in controversy
Dr. Keith was expelled at a National Hotel meeting over unprofessional conduct charges. He hired Judge A Redden to review the action, contending the move aimed to hurt his coroner campaign and medical standing. Keith criticized rivals and claimed a $10,000 yearly practice with a hospital and $2,000 monthly payroll.
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Fight For Young Corbett Meets Sullivan in San Francisco
San Francisco report notes plans for a Corbett vs Sullivan bout with tentative dates and opponent changes. Officials discuss scheduling, venue proximity, and possible March meetings as promoters push for a decisive matchup while conflicting reports circulate about match legitimacy and participant readiness.
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Scott Sees President on Kansas Politics Visit
Washington February 4 Representative Charles F. Scott called on the President aboard the yacht Leusch Vanderslin in vivid Stache Coe, Kansas politics discussed during the morning visit. The meeting centered on the Sunflower State's political situation as Scott reported back to the White House.
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Compelled to Withdraw Deposits for Canal Funds
Secretary Shaw warns national bank depositors of looming withdrawals to finance canal construction and war-time needs. He notes possible $50,000,000 preliminaries and $45,000,000 bond maturities, urging transfers to New York depositories to prevent disruption and outlining securities to be held as collateral.
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Where Is the Punch at the State Bar Banquet
A long tale from the Kansas State Bar annual meeting recounts a punch mix up at the banquet. Judges debated removing intoxicants, while staff prepared lavish spirits. The unserved punch vanished, with rumors it was consumed by attendees, leaving the mystery unsolved.
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Tornado Cuts Swath Through Reno Town
A morning tornado struck Reno at 6:45 am causing major destruction. The Stone building measuring 70 by 24 by 22 feet was torn loose and crushed. Wah-Hee hotel was lifted and hurled eastward then collapsed into ruin. No injuries reported.
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Wife Eloped by Trolley Sparks Police Incident
A stranger from Media claimed his wife and another woman eloped with him after a trolley trip from the opera house. An officer pursued a disorderly crowd along Seventh Street and Avenue, but the man refused to name his wife or the other person.
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Missing Penny in Boys Case Sparks City Inquiry
In Philadelphia area reports a boy nicknamed Penny vanishes amid medical exams and police actions. A detective from New York pursues leads after a custody dispute and a name change, while city temperatures and a Maryland race coverage appear in nearby wires.
Wholesale Indictments Target Liquor via Express Agents
Federal grand jury indictments expected against express company agents in Kansas City and across Kansas and Texas prohibition counties. Liquor dealers shipping whisky into those states face charges. former cases involve three large wholesale liquor houses and agents using sealed packages and fictitious names to evade the law. Agencies from multiple express companies have acted as conduits, undermining prohibition and federal revenue. The Wichita, Kansas grand jury returned the indictments and prepared to forward them to the U S district attorney for service.
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NELSON WON'T RUN FOR STATE TREASURER
A McPherson Kansas dispatch reports Frank Nelson denied plans to run for state treasurer though supporters urge him to enter the race. He praised friends but said he has no inclination to seek the office and is not candidating.
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Weather notes and a city alley mugging report
A Kansas weather summary notes colder conditions Wednesday night with fair conditions tonight and rain tomorrow. A report describes a gunshot incident near a cigar shop alley at 61 Kansas Avenue and mentions the suspect possibly bound for Philadelphia, arrival today.
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