Rockefeller Telegrams and Senate Denials Stir Campaign Fray
Fragmentary OCR recounts alleged telegrams linked to Mr. Rockefeller and Theodore Roosevelt era figures. Senators Aldrich Hanna and Depew reportedly denied receiving messages but varied evidence suggested some deliveries. The piece notes campaign implications and confusion over authority and influence in congress.
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Cimaress
Oil Trust
Lng
Washington
Fred Tate
Mr. Hock
Jeez
Penateré
Haldorm
Rocket Teller
Aldrich
Hah
Rear
Spoener
Hanna
Depew
Charavser
Hockefeller
A Woman Boss Jeers and Political Debate in Press
Editorial comments attack Prat-Dispai and praise Mrs Calderteead for her outspoken stance. The piece mocks female political leadership while urging reverence for tradition and urges the party to rebuild its machines amid calls for reform and loyalty tests.
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Feme
Calderteead
Kanens
Atle
Welble
Jemnie Henton Fremont
Bos
Uroker
Eatter
Matt Quay
Thurlow Weed
Warman
St. Louk
Cman
Kansas and Nebraska News Roundup Amid Local Happenings
Miscellaneous notices report a weed god in Ottaws and farm scenes in Lawrence. one man died in a recent feat. Edges of epidemics touch McPherson and Labette counties with eye disease and phone installs. Prisoners in Oklahoma allegedly underpaid. baker Leavensworth plans price rise. A Concordia couple baptized through river ice. a man nearly mobbed in Kinsing. an orange branch bearer vows to move March 17. A Lyon farmer forgets his wife. marriage and funeral notes appear. Governor Stanley’s Dawes committee support and senatorial endorsements noted.
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Ottaws
Junge
Lawrence
Han
Whitis
Kansas
Davey Commission
Labette County
McPherson County
Concordia
Ente
Lyon County
Imparia
Sway
Wellington
Sinter
Stanley Neems
Idlane
Dent Wan
Dawes com_munion
Fragmented Globe Sights Piece on Watches and Social Change
The Atchison Globe highlights quirky items and social observations. It notes three watches found and another to locate, plus a mix of domestic life, moral copying, and odd anecdotes. Edward Wisbrenner of Roger City, Mich. tests tickets in a broader discussion of detection and energy topics.
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Atchison Globe
Atchison
Frank Beaker
Edward Wisbrenner
Roger City
Mich
Fragmented Chicago News Paraphrase On Social Talk
The writing offers pointed, quoted snippets about mind, gender roles, criticism, and youth behavior. It satirizes misdirected pride, social reputations, and parental guidance with a stream of aphoristic lines. The piece reads as a collage of opinion phrases and social observations.
Quaker Reflections in The Philadelphia Record
A fragmented column titled Quaker Reflections in the Philadelphia Record contemplates Valentine themes, social conduct, and human behavior. It touches on charity, gentility, relevant social mores, and relationships, with brief musings on courtship and propriety.
Senate Concludes Debate on Department of Commerce Bill
The Senate approved the conference report on the department of commerce after morning business. Morgan defended religious freedom and opposed Zionist and Mormon influence in politics while criticizing Colombia's religious liberty stance. Odell appeared in the House amid debates over canal construction and tariff duties as committees reported amendments to the Dingle bill.
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Wasiiatan
Senate
Department of Commence
Wii
Hove
Morgan
Smoot
Troma
Colombia
United States
United
Pittshire, Carnegie and Wemern
AneRteoy
St. Francie
Mr. Grosvenor
Domentic
Kansas Federation of Commercial Interests Formed in Topeka
A new organization named the Kansas Federation of Commercial Interests was organized to unite commercial clubs across the state. FT Le Relsing of Wichita led the effort with Duran and the secretary coordinating duties as members from about twenty five cities attended and voting elected Topeka leaders for several offices.
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Tutaday
Kansas
Kansak Ani
FT. le Relsing
Wichita
Crafty Duran
Tie
T Mie
Kamar
Hutchins
Arkiumy City
Tols
Winteld
Independence
Wellington
Dodge City
Marion
Frontenke
Chanute
Kingman
Great Bend
Anthony
Cattegellin
Pininville
Blue Rapids
Lyons
Linden
Cedarwithe
Optha
Beloit
Sal Amd
Herbert Hackinity
Topeka
William Greer
W. J. Evans
Fols
Hiss Cox
Collerville
BP. Chabbie
Evangelist Oliver to Discuss Dancing Tonight at Tabernacle
A noisy revival night features Evangelist Oliver debating dancing and judgment. He cites Hebrews and urges repentance, warning that on judgment day the righteous and ungodly tremble. Seventeen attendees move toward the altar as Oliver leads a closing prayer and memory of moral conduct.
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Evangelist Oliver
Olver
Cle
Parkat
Rome
Yudembat
Ain
Wim Tontent
W. B Oliver
Way of Garten
75,000 Realty Deal Shocks City
Jefferson Schultz of Baxter Springs buys a ten story apartment house for 75000. The sale includes property near Lecuy Kan and an additional portion. Local officials note the transaction involves financing and two parties tied to a nearby school.
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City Fey
Jeferson Shultz
Baxter Springs
Mrs Roosevelt Handkerchief Sale Sparks Dallas Controversy
In Dallas on February 11 a meeting over a handkerchief donated by Mrs Theodore Roosevelt prompted sharp feelings among prominent women. They debated selling the cotton item at a charity fair for the kindergarten, with some criticizing its taste and others defending the gift as appropriate for the fundraiser. The handkerchief may be returned to Washington after debate.
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Dallas
Tex
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Dergarten
Roosevelt
Artiole
Wallartes
W. A. Calloway
Women's and Children's Department
Davie
Bere
Greta Wr
Roopevelt
Mim Bourevelt
Niarth
Bevy
Washington
Drugged and robbed in Kansas City lodging house case
A Burlington Kansas man identified as U.S. Pi foleri died in a Niniana Cen fendetreele lodging room after being drugged to enable robbers. Lauren Eaton and J. Hill, a bell boy, accompanied Zelger to the room and are implicated as suspects. The incident led to an autopsy and planned authorities’ review.
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Kansas City
U.s
Pi Foleri
Burlington
Kas
Nintiana
Lauren Eaton
J. & Hill
Bell Boy
Zelger
Amd
Court Martial Refuses to Obey Pay Denial at Naval Trial
The court martial case involving John Smith centers on a refusal to obey a proper order from a superior officer and a claim for full pay during confinement. The Navy reverses a forty year practice by withholding the fee and specifications until after the accused is placed under arrest and the case is ready for trial.
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Rami
John Smith
Trier
Navy Department
Beef Trust Brief Before Ute Court
The principal official of Ute dtruiment faces government action over the beef printwee water case filed in the Sita circuit court. The judge is Grossenp. A decision is expected soon after arguments conclude.
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Grossenp
Sita
Jude Grossenp
Champion’s Doctor Finds Athlete In Perfect Health
Dr Stucky examined the champion and reported every vital organ normal. Pulse steady skin clear liver normal and no signs of disease or dissipation. The athlete shows no indicators of taking a turn for the worse and remains in good health.
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Lemmsvite
Ruriouis
J. Jeffries
T. Matt Stucks
Stucky
Louiseitin Tesehall Actiibd
Ets
Gthletas
Statky
Senates Busy Over Budget Shuffle At City Meeting
A muddled report notes no major action on transferring a couple hundred dollars from a rink fund to general revenues or other funds. The city council discussion centers on approval procedures and municipal budget implications.
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Lake Teday
Senate debates amendment for popular vote in electing morators
The senate discussed proposed amendments to the constitution concerning election of morators by popular vote. The measure, first introduced by Senator Mydtillan and amended by Senator Blumrt, faces several new bills, including one to condemn land for water and irrigation purposes.
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Senate
Congress
United States
Mydtillan
Blumrt
Death by Explosion Investigated by Coroner
Coroner Dawson examined the death of George H Rue after a massive dynamite detonation at his home. Witnesses heard the blast from miles away as timber and debris were scattered. The investigation focused on whether the explosion was an act of self harm and the exact cause remains undetermined.
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Dawson
George H Rue
Badeo
Atlee
Evan
Fire devastates Bremen post office and nearby offices
A blaze destroyed the Bremen post office along with nearby businesses including Griffith and McCurdy’s. Firefighters found some contents outside town. the cause appears incendiary. Estimated losses reach about $80,000 to $87,000 with several safes damaged.
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Tanciter
Bremen
Tdi
Confers With Hanna on Senate Entreaty and Cabinet
Washington reports President Thoese Sah and Betle Frenne ArReey met with Senator Forann to discuss entertainments and possible cabinet actions. An attorney Eun Ta Bnet hinted at changes before the week ends. Signatures and formal notes remain under review as the government contemplates next steps.
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Washington
Thoese
Sah
Betle Frenne
Ehoith Sinater Forann
Bnet Tecunderatoon
Vendre
Oan Teaaty
Swindler Arrested for Embezzlement in Des Moines Case
Police arrest Jack Morgan on embezzlement charges linked to a Des Moines theft and a Guatemala instrument robbery warrant. The report notes a declared state of siege in Guatemala as of February 11 with broader turmoil across the republic.
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Jark Morgan
Jesse H. Smith
Abel Henllerton
Jack Morgan
Des Moines
Iowa
Wousie
Guatemala
Berlin
Deaths and Funerals Notice From The Community
Deaths announced for Mrs. Asa Way Lomither of New Jutien Tl, Mrs. Thaman Notwend of Led Mone, John Greer Williams of Cable, and Thomas Ea. John Samuel, all with funeral details to be announced as families respond. Location listed as 221 Aims street with home address notes.
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Auims Street
Asaway Lomither
Jutien
Adack Sant
Thaman Notwend
Loyal Mention and Meeting Notes at Sumner School
Community update notes a group of Sumner pupils planning a public meeting and a Republican gathering in the ward club rooms. Mention of a Christian society founder, an anniversary university event, and a fire department horse prepared for transfer to a stable.
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Sumner Eehoal
Federatinitecturs Cours
Carstem
Ronse Fith Ward
Yay
Washingate
DE Savi Clark
Topuka Fire Department
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