Cannon and Free Speech in Kansas House Read Aloud
The Kansas House heard a humorous debate as Mr Cannon of Kingman pressed to have a State Journal article read aloud. He questioned press freedom and urged protection for committees like temperance, prompting sharp exchanges and a vote on a reporter’s privilege. Debate then shifted to railroad reform with mixed support and partisan lines, highlighting committee inaction and pressure from Populists and Republicans.
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Minte Journal
House of Representatives
State Journal
Eppriest
Billa
Rotrbaugh
Cannon
Canuanu
Cannon Ross
Sra
Jocusat
Frazer
Republican Party
Granger
Committee On
Temperance
Maying Iit Ds
Joemnan
Campbell
Stafford
Ale. Lambert
Lyon
Brave Journal
Cannone
Mr. Winters
Afree Press
Kingman
The
House Hallroad Committee
Brown
Pop
Pratt
Greenlee
Moore
Marshall
Rohrbaugh
Beaton
Trueblood
Schiyer
Marehsil
Schlyer
Seaton
Railroads
Remington
Warner
Cox
Spicknall
Andrews
Hackbusch
Eeent Cannon
House
Journal
Senate
Iowa
Mr. Campbell
Morrill
Col Moore
A.J. Weaver
Col Veale
Ballinger
A. 5 Embree
Joseph Satterthwaite
Representative Satterthwaite
Aloo
Sutton
J. G. Johnson
Dodge City
Railroad Committee
House Committee On
Senator Sterne Speech Highlights Senate Action in Topeka
In the Kansas Senate, Senator Sterne of Topeka urged quick advancement of bill No 116, backed by the State Kindergarten Association to allow first class cities to fund kindergarten facilities via the general school fund and certify teachers. Other committee-passed measures include a railroad equipment sale bill benefiting carriers, a compulsory weed destruction act, and authorization for a Kansas University hospital in Rosedale funded by Dr Simeon Bell for the medical school.
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Senate
Sterns
Topeka
Leoghthy
Sterne
General School
State Board of Education
Kindengarten
Senator Bierne
Smith
University of Kansas
Rosedale
Wyandotte County
Simeon B Bell
Medical School of the
State University
Brown
Kansas
Senator Landis
Landis
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Acoe
Temperance Committee Defends Its Intent and Methods
Do J Stromquist, chairman, defends the Temperance Committee's aim to enforce prohibition, criticizes Journal reporters for not interviewing members, and asserts support for temperance with independent methods. The piece notes bill type, promised penalties, and says no member will bow to whiskey interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromquist
Feom
Temperance Committee of the House
State Journal
Jovan
Jocaxan
Joan- Nat
Do. J. Stkomauist
Temperance Committee
Ralston Health Flour touted by Topeka Milling chief
Mr. Herbert Hackney, president of Topeka Milling, speaks to State Journal on Ralston Health Flour. The flour, milled under club guidance, is praised for digestive quality, water absorption, and removal of the wheat germ to preserve nutrients. Shipments span multiple states with no color goal.
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Herbert Hackney
State Journal
Topeka Milling Company
Ralston Health Club
Kansas City
Ralston
Hackney
Washington
D. C
United States
Martyns College
West Virginia
Alabama
California
Colorado
Utah
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
New York
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Columbia
Santa Fe
Topeka
Washington Club
Sslen
Cleveland Minstrels at Grand Kaunas City This Weekend
The Cleveland Minstrels arrive for weekend shows at the Grand in Kaunas City with a 70 member company. A noon street parade is announced and the act features bounding Arabs. Brothers Byroe in Eight Bells follow as the next attraction with new features claimed.
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Cleviland
Itis Kanaes
Fiat
Alce
Kaunas
Cleveland
Brothers Byroe
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Mr.cannon
Enator Sterne
Leedy
Livestock Commission
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Old Mexico
Cambauld
Lredy
Shearer
Snow
Harry Landis
Jumper
Saal
Joe
Arosa
Pantaloons
Saanes
TMK
Wool
Worth
Zoo Kansas Avenue
Ralston Health Flour
Boston
Hubbers
Kang
Met
Cash Shoe Store
Kansas Ave