Motives for Curtis Re election to First Kansas district
Congressman Curtis explains why he seeks renomination, arguing longer service yields greater influence and results in Congress. He cites his record, district needs, and party duty, while acknowledging personal sacrifices and the importance of the current session and key measures before the House.
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Americans May Become Cubans Under New Cuban Policy
Havana Feb 23 Governor General Wood orders that persons born Cuban who renounced their nationality during the Spanish regime and became American citizens may vote in the forthcoming elections if they fulfill required conditions. The policy affects more than 30 000 people and could shift party alignments as Cubans Americans are expected to be dispersed among existing parties. Also noted is Arc bishop Hen Towney's worsening condition with hopes of recovery among church works.
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Havana
Wood
Aish
Verdict Upholds Eureka Bank Claim in Martindale Estate Case
In Eureka Kansas the district court ruled in favor of the Eureka Bank against Battey et al. The decision holds that bank stock deposited by Martindale remains the property of the Eureka Bank under state law, denying Martindale creditors their claim. The ruling awards about $27,000 to the Eureka Bank and ends Martindale creditor hopes.
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Battey
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First National Bank
Emporia
Martindale
Isurika
First National
Eureka Bank
Eureka Tuk
Bout Gaz
Piret National Bank
Rattey
Enoveh
Hattey
Martisdale
Statue of Washington Unveiled in Lawrence Mass
The Washington statue by Thomas W. Hall was unveiled at Methuen on Edward F. Searles estate. The 61 foot white marble pedestal holds bronze figures including Washington with a cannon at his feet, and busts of Lincoln and Generals Lafayette Green and Knox. a symbolic corner depicts oppression rebellion victory and peace.
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Lawrence
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Thomas W. Hall
Methuen
Edward F. Searles
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Chicasco
Lincoln
Lafayetti
Green Aind Knox
Conductors Ball Draws Large Topeka Crowd At Security Hall
An eleventh annual Topeka division No. 179, Order of Railway Conductors ball at Security hall drew a large crowd of railroad men and families. The event featured colored lights, palms, 44 dances, an orchestra, a grand march led by Geo. Speer and Mya E H Brockton, and refreshments by the Degree of Honor lodge No. 61. The late finish suggested it may be the division's farewell under possible Fe. Senta Fe changes that could move members to other divisions.
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Security
Opeka
Jong Che
Stebbers
Geo. Speer
Mya E H. Brockton
Stockton
J.B. Pottey
Meery
Maly Hall
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 61
Senta Fe
John McNeill
Britian
Emporia
Mire
W. H. Davis
Dune
ET. Brown
Argentine
J. H. McCresker
J. David
Names in Fragmentary Local Notice
A partial OCR fragment lists individuals including Mrs J E Polley Mrs F G Curren Mrs W C Parker James Thomas Mrs N C Smith Miss Shafer Miss Buell Miss Hannon Miss Kay and Bliss Shortx etc. The text lacks context or actions.
Names of Osage City and surrounding residents listed
A long roster of individuals including Sperry Misses, Miss Dyer, Miss Jones, Miss Kathary, Miss Nelson, Mr W. W. Hutton, Mr J. Dyer, Mr J. McGinnis, Mr BLA Austin, Mr G W Towry of Omaha, and many others from Osage City Burlingame and nearby places appears in a historical notice. The list names dozens of people with varied titles, suggesting a social, organizational, or ceremonial roll call.
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EB Fairehild
Dan Shinnon
Ed Smith
Thomas Hannigan
W. Bowell
Fred McKingle
Mtr
W. Brown
Wai. Beal
Goodland
W. A. Parameter
Heading
C. Br Otton
Osage City
W. W. Strickland
Burlingame
P. J. Marritt
W. Chatfield
Buringame
J. Rulon
Sarkihigamst
J. M. Breen
Carbondale
W. Jamous
Drew
Kansas City
Prank Pratt
Provisional Methodist General Conference Program, Chicago
Chicago hosts the Methodist Episcopal general conference beginning May 2 with daily forenoons for business and afternoons for standing committees. May events include lectures by J P Dolliver and Theodore Roosevelt, many anniversaries and receptions, and a grand temperance rally.
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Chicago Methodist Soranton
J. P. Dolliver
Towa
Sunday School Union
Missionary Society
Church Extension Society
Maud Ballington Booth
Twentieth Century Movement
Woman's Missionary Society
Epworth League
Freedman's Aid
Southern Huucational Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Theodore Roos
Winfield G A Encampment Bid Pushed by Local Group
Winfield advocates plan to secure the G A encampment for next year. Whafida Spealing aims to capture the state encampment honors, with Holton chosen at the upcoming meeting in April. A Winfield committee led by SH Tok Morrison and others will campaign to bring the event to Winfield.
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G. A. BH
Holton
Winfield G. A
SH. Tok
TA. Morrison
A. Yeaile
A.B. Arment
Kirk Brows
O. HH. Coulter
Independence Candidate Opens Campaign for Congress at Large
Independence resident P Ereenbright seeks the Republican nomination for congressman at large, launching his campaign as Charles I Scott tours Coffeyville. The scene includes lingering contest in the Third district in Montgomery county and ward delegate selections in Independence. Reports note plague cases and one death in Aden with strict isolation measures taken to curb spread.
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Charles I. Scott
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Breenbright
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Ery County
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Southern Baptist Press association meets in Hot Springs
The closing session in Hot Springs Arkansas discussed the denominational paper as an advertising medium and considered establishing an eastern agency in New York. A report on paper price rises and tariff and trust legislation was assigned. Officers elected were President Dr J Armstrong St Louis Vice President Dr C J Hatley Little Rock Secretary treasurer Dr E L Falk Nashville. A banquet at Eastern hotel honored visiting editors.
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Southern Baptist Press Association
New York
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C. J. Hatley
Little Rock
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Ele. Falk
Nashville
Eastern Hotel
Advance in Prices by Vehicle Wheel Manufacturers
An executive meeting of western vehicle wheel makers in Cincinnati discussed a price advance across all materials and a new freight rate classification. Represented cities included Terre Haute Columbus Dayton Wapakonetta Gallon Miamisburg Sidney Cincinnati and Jackson. The extent of the advance and the new price scale were not disclosed.
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Terre Haute
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Dayton
Wapakonetta
Gallon
Miamisburg
Sidney
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Jacksonn
Michet
John W. Herron
Wonewee Fire Wipes Out Seven Baraboo Firms
A devastating blaze in Wonewee, Baraboo, today wiped out seven business firms. For a time the entire village was at risk as flames raged, risking broader loss. Estimated damage reaches $90,000. fire department origin remains unknown.
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