Wheat octopus seeks to block grain buyer price cuts
A Kansas senate measure aims to curb combinations of wheat buyers that lower prices, shielding farmers from exploitation by elevator men and large grain buyers. The proposed law would remove the power of such combines, imposing limits on pricing and sales to ensure fair market access for farmers. The debate features Senator Heser and farmers' advocates arguing the need to end monopolistic practices and protect honest tillers of the soil.
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Heser
Haismiere Wesel
Keser Pou
Sulime
Fmrcoor
Kamat Nikal
Phewin
Senator Anderson Fixes Odd Call Time For Constituents
In the senate session Major Tom Anderson is overwhelmed by calls and loses track of proceedings. He cites constant calls at doors and says he will stay in the chamber from morning until bed, asking constituents to contact him only when the senate is not in session and to meet during breaks.
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Anderson
Senate
Tom Anderson
Dean
Kansas
Senate caps speeches with strict time limits
The senate adopts a resolution under Senator Householder restricting debate. No senator may speak more than two minutes on any proposition before the senate, and no more than five minutes before the committee of the whole, with two minutes to explain a vote at any line.
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Senate
Householder
Godard's Punishment Ends Senator Campbell Withdraws Censure
Senator Campbell of Abe te presented resolutions censuring and ridiculing Attorney General God ants opinion with reference to the special section. The resolutions have never been considered and will not be brought before the senate as they have been struck from the calendar on motion of the author Mr Campbell who said I desire to have this resolution stricken from the calendar because I believe the attorney general has been punished enough already.
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Etricken Foun Ik
Tuck Trust
Cy Leland
Senate
Wook Commission
Houre Educational Committee
Orumendad
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Mio
Harris
Tenetiet
Taii
Fogle
Olro
Anwaker
Mr Grrenry
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Firsnelly
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Goodie
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Gregory Ginosser
Hutlett Hayden
Heaney
Moeg
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Juquins
Kus
Lawren
Grey
Martin
Abete
Godants Opinnion
Grneral
Harper in disfavor halts in Senate amid failing laws
Representative Harper of Haskell County faces senate disfavor as two of his proposed laws die on the calendar without consideration. A third bill he sponsored was publicly derided as murder in cold blood, with officials noting broader context behind the setback.
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Senate
Haskell County
Harper
Bitter senate view of Harper bond bill and school fund
The senate attacks Mr Harper’s bill as a dangerous measure aimed at the school fund. Critics note bonds from Maskell county and Haskell county already held by the school fund show weak value and high risk. Despite the bill’s innocent surface, legislators fear unloading risky bonds on the fund and kill two bills on the calendar.
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Harper
Senate
House
Maskell
Pute
Haskell
Sopuite
Haskell County
Senate Sets Bills For Passage In Committee Of The Whole
The senate Monday afternoon committee of the whole recommended passage of several bills. Hetin proposes mutual bail insurance. Military affairs authorizes organizing the state abilities My Forney directs annual reports from the Kansas G. A. A. commander to the governor.
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Senate
Hetin
Kansas G. A. A
Govenor
Senate committee considers anti coercion bill amid labor rights concerns
The senate in committee of the whole discusses a Young measure prohibiting coercion or demands by individuals or company employees to influence any person from joining or supporting a labor organization. It aims to prevent written or verbal pressure to abandon lawful rights or collective actions.
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Senate
Young
Atchison Gets New City Court as Justice of the Peace Fades
Governor Stanley signs a bill creating a new city court in Atchison effectively abolishing justice of the peace courts. Other senate measures authorize Franklin County highway improvements and funding, Washington County bridge over the Little Blue River, and Sedgwick County bridge work with roadway restrictions under the 1574 law.
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Stanley
Atchison
Justice of the Peace
Senate
Jay Sheldon E
Franklin County
Sedgwick County
Wind Mill Oils Up Senate Session Schedule
The senate adopts a resolution to run three daily sessions with a morning start at o'clock, an afternoon shift from 2 to 1 20, and an evening session at 7 30. The previous hour is noted as 19 preluck. The plan emphasizes long hours and continuous daytime deliberations.
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Senate
New York City Council Passes Elevated Rail Rules
The New York municipal assembly approved two ordinances targeting elevated railways. One requires trains every five minutes during peak hours with a $190 fine for noncompliance. The other forces drip pans under the structure at wheel crossings. A resolution to close all stations on the Manhattan elevated was adopted but awaits alderman approval.
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New York
Hoth Cranches
Municipal Assembly
Manhattan
Sanhattan
Flea notes and tainted meat amid court inquiry
In Washington a description details flies, tainted meat and a 73 percent loss after trimming. The Miles court heard before Sergeant Kida, who noted no blown ty. Also references to cures and remedies including Resan’s Rheumation and Regan’s Rheumatism Remedy with several local drug firms endorsing them.
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Washington
Kida
Miles Court of Inquiry
Molineux Charged With Adams Murder in New York
Roland Burnham Molineux, son of Brooklyn’s Leslie Molineux, was arrested in New York City on December 28 for the murder of Katherine J. Adams. He is held at the Tombs awaiting a hearing after a coroner’s verdict linking him to the crime and a poisoning case involving Henry Barnet and Harry Cornish.
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New York
Roland Burnham Molineux
Lesiie Molineux
Brooklyn
Katherine J. Adams
Tombs
Sra. Adams
Aso
Henry Barnet
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Adana
Harry Cornish
Cornish
de- Finnne
Molineux
Examiner
Graf
H. C. Barnet
Marty Cornish
Keland TE
Gardiner
West Eighty-sixth Street
Wilson
Mercury
Osborne
Moliteux
New York Athletic Club
Knickerbocker Athletic
Clint
Paint Manor
Barlow
Hartman Van Riper fined for kissing tenant in Jersey court
Paterson New Jersey February 2 Hartman Van Riper a wealthy Bergen county farmer was fined ten dollars by Judge Barka Inn in the court of quarter sessions for kissing his tenant a widow named Lehman against her will Van Riper age 10 years and Mrs Lehman about 40 years old. The incident occurred while he toured the rent collection last month he allegedly placed his arm around her waist and kissed her in one bedroom her year old daughter witnessed the event.
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Lehman
van Riger
Anna Held’s luxury railroad car tours Chicago yards
In Chicago the Anna Held private car, built to a lush standard, rests in the Chicago and Alton yard near Enron depot. The seventy five foot car shows red and magenta interiors with sitting and sleeping rooms including a kitchen. Held resides in the car and praises the moving meal and sleeping comforts.
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Chicago
Ana Held
Chicago & Alton
Enron
Alton Road
St. Louis
Sittin
Miss Hold
Iso
Anna Held
Mies Het
Railroad Notes From The Santa Fe Turmoil And Advances
Railroad notes detail staff changes including C. H. Hobert at Resins Cal and E B Stokes of Greensboro returning to Missouri. Engineers Keen and J A Spring shift duties, engine deliveries announce Santa Fe Pacific reorganizations with crews at Las Vegas and Los Veras, and office moves to San Francisco. Also mentions new engine Dickinson No. 200, a large ten wheel locomotive, and local events at La Junta and Rocky Ford.
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Resins
Cal
Haw
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Las Veoas
EB. M. Stokes
Greensboro
Missouri
E. Stokes
Richard English
Reptn
Fe Pacific
Rio Grande Westers
Helper
Utah
Castlegate
Grand Junction
Col
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Union Pacife Coal Company
Omaha
Neb
J. Chilberg
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
el Paso
Tex
Santa Fe
Albuquerque Journal
Dickinson
Santa Fe Pacific
Eorse Perry
Las Veras Round House
B.C. el Houtt
Taton Round House
Leitz, Auld
Los Angeles
San Francisco
J. A. Spring
la Junta
Denver
John Balch
Round House
Codge City
Rocky Ford
Raton
Hortor
Rath
Ed. Prick
Audubon
Phillipsure Herald
K. J. Dresser
Hainois
Goodland
Goodland Republic
FATE OF A KANSAS LINE And Rail Earnings Report
A Kansas communication from the Railway Age discusses the Wichita and Western railroad receiver’s report. About forty four miles west of Pratt have been abandoned, rails removed, paralleling the Rock Island line. The piece argues the second road would not cover costs and warns against blaming Populist legislation.
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Railway Age
Lawrence
Ken
Wichita 4& Western Railroad
Pratt
Kansas
Hock Island
Mullinville
Mullingilie
Gieuberul
Wislom
W. F. Presby
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