Take It All Back Bill Sparks Row Over Female Vote
A heated senate debate centered on women voting with removal of the measure rejected 22 to 41. Senators argued women’s influence, party lines, and constitutional rights while noting leaders and names such as Senator Stren and others as the push for or against granting suffrage moved to a contentious vote and potential reconsideration.
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Womer Rothbey
Benatar
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Toe
Morehmisy
Yeynust
Somney
Tom Nattaer
Oni Ogihy
Senate
Philippines
Uber
Tom Edwards
Harper County
Harper Peontt
Benater
Senate Neftager
Giyur
Aben
Celtel
Caditing
Crom
Cytbisen
Prilinen
Gabriell
Householder
Kennedy
King
Lely
Bills Rush Through The House On Appropriations
The house moved rapidy on several appropriation items including cutting printing of certos and reducing beets funding. Proposals covered sugar beets, a public printer, state expenses, and support for the industrial school for colored youths. A new standing committee on State Historical Society and related library duties was created, with members named and roles assigned.
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Mason
Finney
Samy
Topeka Insant Aeyltm
Pete Ey
Jang Forests Industrial School
Formararys
Grant Township
Crawford
Greeley
Mitchell County
Therk and Trensurér
Han Bers
Houge
Cormalitee
State Historical Society
State Library
Theae
Stein
Fipher
Burton
Kinks
Rena
W. A. Oyen
Bourton
John Pranvia
I. Revebniseces
Mharst
J. Ame Siaihers Guensier
Lagiac
N. T. Bowman
Tor
Stark Convicted of Malicious Trespass in Murphy's Case
A Stark jury, after about an hour and a half of deliberation, found Stark guilty of malicious trespass for the Murphy's place breakage. The trial featured extensive testimony on a semi military organization and the legality of actions used to defend or assault property. The judge warned about evidence and admissibility while the defense vowed to appeal.
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Saat
T Belock
Suirk
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McDowell
Ridhe Hazen
Ayfchone
Gourst
Matt
Perpons
Stark
Murphy's
Haze
Parish
Benerate Tae
Stile Bousnoe
Nichols
Ute
Parleh
Troutman
Froutman
Samen
Judee Rasen
Nick
Palmer Banks Collapse Thrusts Man Into Haste to Pay Debts
Edmund Palmer, linked to several small banks in Des Plaines, Ashley, UL, and Eilettsville, Ind., faces liabilities around 80 000 and multiple suits. He was arrested in Des Plaines after weeks of police search, while sureties failed to cover outstanding debts. Palmer, a lawyer and former teacher, claims insolvency caused by unfulfilled security payments, but vows to repay creditors if permitted to proceed.
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Dis Plaines Amd
Ashley, UL
Eilettsville
Ind
Howe
Palmer
Ashley
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Ashlew
Chapdite
Dee Philles
Des Plaines
Es Meyers
Vie Properties
Hallidair
Luitad
Work Stopped on Santa Fe Brockany Stop Plant
Construction of the new Santa Fe brockany stop has been postponed due to uncertainty over the shop bond provision in the April election. The delay halts a $304,000 project for a general erecting shop and related facilities expected to employ about 1,000 workers and boost taxable property by more than $0.0 million, with land acquisitions still pending.
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Topeka
Compromise Offer From Kidnapping Case Mentioned
A letter from Edward A. Cullahy offers to return $30,000 of ransom if the abductors allow his son to be freed and stay silent. The missive, believed forged, was said to have been mailed from Connell Ehutts and involves a veiled threat about discovery of the perpetrators.
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Connell Ehutts
Wyandotte Seeks New Federal Court Building
Wyandotte pressures Kansas City to support establishing a federal court there. A concurrent resolution cites the city as the main source of federal court business and calls for a new federal building. The proposal references state legislators and local figures in backing the plan.
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Kansas City
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Hbag
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Azid
Jeag
Burton Tol
Prominent Educators Discuss Manual Training in Schools
A report summarizes a Detroit meeting on manual training in public schools with Henry Tibbetts Judson Hoyt and Charles Fate praising expanded programs for girls and boys. The session included a panel at the University of Chicago with Dr H P Jadad detailing advances in the method.
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Tibbetia
Menuminer
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Gatverstiye
Baird Resigns Amid Uncertainty at Santa Fe Shops
Rumors swirl as foreman Mr Baird reportedly resigns from the Santa Fe machine shops, with Santa Fe officials stating the move was not announced. Sanderson notes the retirement chatter about John Player and other changes possible, while workmen voice mixed reactions to the upheaval and possible vacancies to fill by March 1.
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Baird
Sanderson
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Fattman
Frlew
John Player
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Player
California
Haird
Topeka
Wisconsin
Wilelnetar
Indignation Rises After Fete Incident and Court Action
Sheriff files full report on yesterday's events to the county court. Deputies testified about mob activity and a planned lynching as two men faced possible action. The document details attempts to prevent violence and names involved parties and witnesses.
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Gavermic Duchin
State legislators debate funding and bills in stalled sessions
The report notes Governor Sarrores and Governor mieques approving transfers for 200 tenis to Kansas encampment plans, plus bills reported for passage by the hose ways. It also mentions a 3.0M appropriation for continuing geological efforts and 91,000 for the exposition in Bull and St. Louis, with a deadlock line in Neb. February 2 details the United States senator ballot results.
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Faitowinis Biliee
Efi Sintier
GA of Kansas
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Pacenteree
Tor
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Crete
Busy Day In Peoria Prompted by Lecture at Rome Hall
In Peoria on February 2, residents recount a busy day following a lecture at Rome Hall. The event featured discussions and a string of notable actions as attendees debated and reflected on matters affecting the community and local organizations.
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Rome
Piet
Nebare
Akashei
Nation
New Tariff Laws Change Shipping and Harbor Charges
Washington revamps tariffs raising duties on shipping and harbor improvements. New provisions empower the president to impose differential charges, set gold based rates, and require insurance company engagement. Existing shipping relations may be altered as the act extends broad regulatory authority.
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