Colveale list shows gamblers support for resubmission petition
A long tally of signatures on Colveale’s resubmission petition includes gamblers, jointists, bootleggers, and lawbreakers from Shawnee County and North Topeka with Pete Callahan and C Rader among repeated signers. The list mixes respected residents with known offenders and draws attention to police protection of saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Veale
Shawnee County
Peter Callahan
C. Rader
Bina Greenspan
Tod Perhaps Sitton
Mike Thompson
Peg Leg
McClafferty
Ther
Dowdell
Seleca
North Topeka
Nick Childs
Dawn
Bunco
Arene
Ingii x Lindsey
Tim Donovan
P. N. Gish
J i Woodruff
O. M. Capron
Chas Lindsey
Frank Summers
J. G. Blamonstock
Prohibition Petitioners Listed Alongside Fusion Petitioners
A long list of fusion petitioners and prohibition petitioners is cited, naming numerous individuals such as Pog Laz D. B D McClafferty T J Smedtick and others. The text notes an Amendment Resolution to block gifts from corporations, including railroad passes, was killed in the senate shortly after noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Krausa
David Overmyer
Hale Ritchie
Pred Beaker
Oscar Bisehoft
Nick Childs
Conrad Mayer
M. L. Potter
Frank Eboy
Ed B Akeroyd
Frank +. Thomas
X. F. Conkle
E .D. Small
Thomas Voiland
L. A. Dolman
C. B. Maxwell
J. A. Ryder
M.D. Rey
Oscar Kelish
W. J. Bargeas
B. F. Morrow
G. B. Dick
Wa. Dransfield
A. Langfeldt
W. H. Tobias
A. F. Klingaman
Harry Hibben
Ensminger
FP. M. Dumont
I. M. Penwell
A. A. Penwell
Geo E. Uayden
J. Hodson
A. D. Norton
Henry Reisner
Nelson Giles, Jr
Sauls
Eae Besaduster
Ehn Norton
Sane-Rass
Milton Brown
Senate
Werence Lawse
Barkley
Elk
Irrigation bill sails through state senate for $50,000
The irrigation bill to fund an irrigation commission with $50,000 passed the senate by 76 to 28. Supporters noted party unity, while critics labeled it wasteful and a subsidy to pet offices. Debate highlighted prior bills and calls to curb expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollay
Str
Cubbison
Brown of
Pratt
Ces
State Board of Pardons
Seaton
Ballinger
Beekman
Benefic
Blair
Bucklin
Butler
Byars
Caldwell
Campbell
Doniphan
Cannon
Claycomb
Cole
Conger
Cornell
Denison
Eckstein
Fitzgerald
Foster
Funk
Glenn
Grimes
Goodno
Hackbuseh
Halliday
Hanna
Hurt
Geminger
Hill
Hilton
Hollenbeak
Hopkins
Hunt
Ingle
Kelley
Knipe
Lambert
Lynn
Lewis
Ugh
Kaptte
McKnight
Marshall
Mathews
Meridith
Metzler
Miller
Geary
Moore
Morrow
Murphy
Newman
Painter
Pancake
Powers
Remington
Robinson
Robrbaugh
Rathweiler
Schiyer
Sheafer
Sherman Smith
Ottawa
Sprague
Street
Stromquist
Sutton
Thisler
Tucker
DICK OGLESBY DYING
Illinois war governor Gen Oglesby suffered a relapse with heart failure and was near death. News reports indicate his condition worsened with no improvement anticipated. A separate obituary notes a 2 am death of a infant son of Mr and Mrs Cee Roby at 1017 Brooks Avenue. Funeral set for tomorrow at 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillnois
Lincorn
Oglesby
Cee Roby
Brooks Avenue
Paving The Way A Brooklyn Labor Shooting Sparks Controversy
Gov John P St John writes the State Journal condemning the New York militia shooting of roofers during the Brooklyn strike. He cites the Carney killing at 444 Hicks Street and a coroner verdict deemed justified. Witnesses describe unprovoked firing as workers faced bayonets and drunken soldiers in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. St John
Thomas Carney
New York
Brooklyn
Carney
Jabor
Hades
Clawa Tami
Joun P_ Sr
Joas
Coromer
James Fox
Sackett Street
Columbia Street
Hicks Street
Owen Kane
Anti Lottery Bill Faces House as Broderick Presses
Feb 21 Wasmixeros Rep Broderick says Speaker Crisp can pass or defeat the anti lottery bill. Broderick met with the speaker urging recognition for the bill, arguing Western voters back the measure, while the lottery faction maintains a strong lobby. The speaker gave no promises, leaving bill backers uneasy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick
Wasmixeros
Crisp
Higuse Defeats Hawaiian Cable Appropriationvote
Washington Feb 21 The house rejected the senate amendment to the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill by 114 to 152 refusing $900000 for the Hawaiian cable The article also notes a rumor that Ewing Herbert of the Hiawatha World and W A White of Kansas City plan to buy the Emporia Gazette with White taking over the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Fort Scott
New York
Kansas
Topeka
Higuse
Wassiseton
House
Ewing Herbert
The
Hiawatha World
W. A. White
Kansas City
Emporia Gazette
W. ¥. Morgan
Worse Times Ahead for Starving Newfoundlanders
In St Jones Newfoundland Feb 21 destitution rises as relief need grows. Six to seven thousand residents rely on aid while funds thin and a new month of hardship looms. A bread baking contest yielded about one thousand loaves for relief. Government had contributed 2000 weekly to clerical relief but this is withdrawn. Opposition charges funds diverted to election uses amid 15,000 weekly electoral costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jones
N. F
Gardenhire Anti-Pass Bill Rises in Senate
Senators act to revive the Gardenhire anti-pass measure now led by Senator Shearer of Marshall County. Read twice, referred to railroads committee, with hopes the House will accept a conservative form amid railroad lobby opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leedy
Gardeshire
New York
Pessen
Brown
McTaggart
Thacher
Ayea
Baldwin
Bowling
Cooke
Dennison
Forney
Helm
Householder
Hing
Leeds
Aletcalf
Morgan
Reilly
Robbins
Scout
Shearer
Smith
Sterne
Taylor
Tree
Willcoxson
Noel — Carpenter
Danner
Dillard
Dumbauld
Helmick
Landis
Reid
Senn
Williameson
Senate
Milton Brown
Garden City
House
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Aaid Board
Committee On Railroads
Leavenworth
Kansas Penitentiary
Metcalf
Hobbins
The
Stars Journal
Marshall County
Friends of
House of Representatives
Conference urges self-help and progress for colored masses
Message from the Tuskagee Negro conference reports representative participation from farmers and northern school workers. It credits increased home ownership savings and school improvement, urges focus on property education and character, and notes a women's conference calling for more moral religious life and South’s business opportunities while discouraging emigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskagee
Alu
Tuskaces
Black Belt
South
Dover farmer hurt in runaway near Harrison and Sixth
Ted Stock, a farmer from near Dover, was seriously injured when a single-tree fell and his wagon horses bolted at Harrison and Sixth. The wagon and driver were thrown, Stock struck his head and lay unconscious until he was taken to Dr. Roby’s office, where he regained consciousness in about 30 minutes and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Stock
Dover
Railly Hart
Harrison and
Sixth Streets
Jackeon
Mr. Stock
Dr. Roby
Free Fight at Chicago Republican Convention Ends in Bruises
At Central Music Hall a free for all erupted during the Chicago Republican city convention with delegates using canes and chairs for about 15 minutes. George B. Swift was nominated for mayor by acclamation as the press reported a rough, tumultuous scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reublican
Central Music Hall
George B. Swift
Herrison
Hopkins
NYC Building Trades Strike Paralyzes Midtown Jobs
New York labor turmoil centers on electrical workers strike amid threats of a citywide building trades walkout. Delegates vow large scale action affecting hundreds of buildings in Manhattan and Brooklyn, with 10 000 workers potentially idle and preparations for sympathetic strikes at key sites including American Surety building and St Luke's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Figgess
State Committee
Brooklyn
New Presbyterian Oy
Mee
American Tract Society
Sprace
Nagan
Building Trades Club
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Wseucistion
Thy
8. Luke's Hospital
11Th Street
Western Boulevard
Musone
Tholsanda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colveale
Pete Callahan
Benue
Milton
Wilson
Barber
Wright
Zimmerman
State Veterination
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Livestock Sanitary Board
Kansas State Agricultural College
Gap
State House
Duffy
Ingie
Lincoln
Moas
Wilett
Ways and Means Committee
Camp Equipage
Kansas National Guard
Kere
Hutchinson
Hitchcock
State Reform School
Starz Journal
Rogers
Hutchinson Reformatory
Dick Oglesby
GOV
John P. ST. John
State Journal
Gotham
HLS Caswell
Eait
German Fire Innsurance Company
Caswell
Lawrence Street
H. Pease
Anna Payne Haa
Topeke
East Fifteenth Street
Moline Paper Company
J. B Bartholomew
Moline National Bank
Bartholomew
New York City
Board of Walking
Etry le Tn
William Hi. Slaughter
Sharoe Street
Puoermovia
Slaughter
Euclid Lodge
A. M
Rede Commandery
Prince Lull Grand Commandery
Zoraster Copsistory
N. M
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