Osborne candidacy in Kansas insurance superintendent race
Two candidates besides D Y Wilson of Republic have emerged in the Fifth District race for insurance superintendent. Osborn of Salina, former House speaker, traveled from Kansas City and stated he will campaign actively. The article notes doubts about votes and hints at possible future developments in the Republican contest.
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Osborn
Salina
House of Representatives
Trsurance
Topeka
Kansas City
Wivnen
Mrs Thorpes Report on Charities and Community Aid
Mrs Thorpe reports on charitable efforts guiding support to widows and children. Contributions include blankets, clothing, bedding values, and material aid from local groups, with lists of donors and amounts from churches and individuals. The note highlights sustained funds for coal groceries and Sunday school gifts while acknowledging ongoing needs.
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Idke
J. W. F. Hughes
HH. OG
Cape
Ho Tahoe
Tm Supreme Court
Central Church
Hove Wn
Lee Eeeeeen
Tors
Ee Nsm
Tran Lic
Mas Lm
Thorpe
Kennedy May Lead It In Fourth District Candidacy
Burton man likely to head Miller opposition and support Kennedy in the Fourth District bid. John Kent Ready appears ready to lead the opposition to Congressman Miller, with party factions showing Kennedy as Martindale’s ally. Also notes a Burton alignment and a strong Republican stalwart image in Kansas delegation prospects. Durant robbery report follows: George Kebgan Hokies robbed of watch and money, with hotel confrontation and investigation detailed.
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Burtington
Miller
Benator
John Kent
Conpreseman
Miler
Aiste
Friporia
John Kennedy
Bintaza
Kennedy
Martindale
Wis Gue
Iwn
Major Hood
Burton
Emporia
Hin County
Inis
Hie
Cone
Kansas
J. Bt. Muller
Pape
Durant
Mich
George Kebgan Hokies
Buterling
Eakins
Judge Thomson Denounces Interference in District Courts
Judge William Thomeot of Burtinkun warns Governor Stanley and others against meddling in district court operations. He argues the biennial election law creating elective offices is unconstitutional, citing 0 out of 25 determinations upholding it, and notes one early case later reversed by a higher court. He says contempt could follow political actions affecting the courts and expects to begin sessions in Potawatomi county.
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William Thomeot
Burtin-kun
Stanley
Wlse
Thomson
Stoney
Grainral Godart
District Court
Thomson Showld
Thomas
Corte
Pottawatimine
Jmnistry Tern
Robert Hetzer
Stanley Dias
Alo
Ung
Thoarson Sayac
Willovias
Supreme Court
Foraker Gains In Ohio Legislature Fight
In Cincinnati January 1 a split between Hanna and Foraker over Ohio legislature control intensified. Toledo members visited Sen Puraker and pledged to back Foraker. Hamilton County delegation and others voted to support Foraker. Cox warned factional talk would not affect future power. Foraker planned Columbus trip after the January 5 senatorial election.
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Cincinnati
Hana
Foraker
Ohio
Toledo
House of Representatives
Puraker
City
Cherrtian
Dewuth
Hunpaiba
Guduy
Hamilton County
Meethior
Hanna
Repubicas
George HK. Cox
Cox
Gallip
Petition in Supreme Court Over Habeas Corpus for A I Gray
An intervening petition is filed in the Supreme Court in the A I Gray habeas corpus case alleging illegal restraint by Chief Stahl on the prohibition law charge. William Gunther appears in the matter as BF, with Gray claiming unlawful detention at the price by Stahl and noting court resort order.
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Supreme Court
A. I. Gray
Habeas Cocpes
William Gunther
Gray
Stal
Caley
Stahl le
Weather Brief from Chicago Area Cold Wave
Jan 1 forecast notes generally fair conditions with variable winds. Temperatures reported across major cities include New York 22, Chicago 18, Minneapolis 18. Additional advisory data references a diplomatic sensation and cable dispatch anomalies.
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Chicago
New York
Chi
Crum on Thin Ice He battles Crum and Burton split
President reportedly indicated Burton withdrew support for Crum as United States marshal while Kansas delegation remains largely unified. Senator Burton denies the claim and aides discuss political strategy amid endorsements and pension agency controversy.
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WW. Y.morgan
Washington
Hie
Mira
Mungan
Hoomwel
United States
Hurton
Cruman
Morgen
Drpalijent
Des Turton
Eertinget Joreas
Crum
Burton
Gil
Boe
Te Burton
ant-Burton
Roosevelt
Kansas
Ata Fmorgan
Mad Long
Bowercock
Tracy
Og Wi
Huewe
SCHLEY'S PROGRAMME
Washington notes Admiral Schley will visit Baltimore to pay a long awaited visit to his sister and attend the funeral of the late Admiral Res. He plans a ten day stay in January with various civic and fraternal engagements in Nashville and other cities, including Hamilton club events and Knights Templar duties, culminating in early April activities.
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Washington
Schey
Faltimore
Res
Schley
Sava Ga
shire M_Gordon
Hamilton Club
Cat Gage
Tonde
Knights Templar
Nashville
Board of
Jade
Small Santa Fe Wreck and a Tragedy Nearby
In Sante Fe Kansas a local wreck damaged the teelaht engine and left a man named Ber Moe Harry Ferrow with a broken leg. A passenger train delay followed but death by own action occurred in Florence with Gregor Hansen, a Danish farmer about 20, after a dispute with his father led him to shoot himself. authorities deem suspected insanity.
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Siopenve
Kan
Jan
Harry Ferrow
Florence
Gregor Hansen
Hansen
Oklahoma
President Roosevelt Demands Resignation of Internal Revenue Collector Nunn
President Roosevelt demands the resignation of Dawid A. N. Nunn, collector of internal revenue for the Fifth district, citing violations of vice regulations. Nunn has reportedly gone to Washington after the order.
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Nashville
Tenn
Roosevelt
Dawid A. N. Nunn
Internal Revenue
Fifth District
Tanaebashe
Eves
Colvet Nunn
Patents For Kansans
Washington reports patents issued to Kansans Frank Penn Delphos for In Favor of Carnegie Edinburg Jan 2 and Edinbers cart of sessions ruling in Andrew Carnegie’s favor in the suit by Evan Suther June to set aside a sale of Skibocus.
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Washington
Frank Penn
Delphos
Carnegie
Edinburg
Jnn
Edinbers Cart of Sessions
Andrew Carnegie
Evan Charlies Suther
New York Life's Record Shows Record Year Ahead
New York City reports a strong year end with prosperity in mercantile, banking, and trade, while fire insurance profits lag. New York Life forecasts applications in LiL exceeding 330 million dollars, unpaid for 1961 paid business at 20 million, and total insurance force payments near one billion, signaling a dramatic, unprecedented surge in new business and dividends.
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New York
Jan. L
McCall
Lil
Elreles
Medal for Schley Presented by Maryland Juniors
Admiral Schley received a diamond studded medal from the Junior United American Mechanica of Maryland on January 1. Rev C F Wyatt spoke praising the admiral’s Sampson-like service at the Lansings battle and his selflessness drawing Americans together while honoring the nation’s history and unity.
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United American Mechanica of
Maryland
Washington
Schley
Order of United American Mechanica
C.F. Wyatt
Americas
Mutual Life Increases Records In World Leading Policy Volume
New York Jan 1 The Mutual Life Insurance Company reports record business, claiming its policy volume surpasses all prior years. The firm asserts over one billion dollars returned to policyholders and reserves, with consistent quality and safety in underwriting. The Equitable and New York Life follow in strength.
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Mutual Life Innarasce Company
New York
Dukinsert
Waders
The
Mutual
Equitable
Nut
Worls
Unclear Names Linked to Topeka Visitor Case
Fragmentary note references William Hamilton and Miss Alice Vanderpoo Vander and Vanderson near Santa Fe offices with addresses in Topeka and Kansas City. Text suggests a personal visit or incident but lacks coherent facts or dates.
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Kansas City
Pepers
Cms
William Hamilton
Alice Vanderpoo
Vandersont
Santa Fe
Western Avenue
Mr. Hamilton
North
van Buren Street
Big ar warehouse fire damages Burna & Co storage
Telegraph briefs report Todd Burna & Co.'s large arene warehouse in London damaged by fire for 430,000. Other items note Prof John of Andrews, a Chicago-born linguist. a Creek Nation law grant from Interior. and a cable to King Christian of Denmark.
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Todd, Burna & Co
London
John Are
Andrews Sry A
Aca
Onan Ta Lee Caporee Eens Consulare
Christiania
United States
St Thomas
DW. E
Christian of
Denmark
Edna. Guthrie
Qo.t
Creek
Interior Department
Phenomenal year in industry and agriculture cited
New York reports Dan's Review will note unprecedented wartime gains in manufacturing and expansion across coal and iron sectors. Prices fell from inflated highs as demand grew, with record steel output, rising leather and copper shifts, and agriculture marking its best years yet amid financing shifts and export gains.
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New York
Dan
Ehiw
Chu
Tis Prites
Atwat
Coates& Brothers
Chicago
Light vote in Cuba district yields Nationalist win
In Santiago de Cuba January I, elections passed with little incident. The Nationalist ticket was the only one on offer and won. Voters were few and interest low. Havana reports show a light national vote pending returns. General Maso did not vote in Hayind. Mono left Havana for Hancenila to end his campaign.
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Santiago de Cuba
Jan
Havana
Jay
Bartolome Maso
Hayind
Frese
General Mono
Democratic Party
Cubs
Hancenila
MINER'S THEATRE BURNS IN NEW YORK FIRE
A blaze at Miner's Theatre on Jan 1 destroyed the building and contents valued at 150000 dollars with full insurance. A fireman was badly hurt as a cigarette dropped in a dressing room after last night's performance. Women rehearsing inside escaped to the street safely.
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New York
Iner
I Avenue
Pest in an Asylum in Lincoln Ti
More than 100 cases of smallpox found in the asylum for feeble-minded children at Lincoln Illinois. Dr Eagan of the state health board arrived to inspect and confirmed alarming smallpox prevalence. He noted many cases are genuine and will receive treatment. Several cases of diphtheria and chickenpox are also present and quarantine measures are in place to stamp out the disease in two to three weeks.
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Lincoln
State Board of Health
Eagan
Healso
Rumors of Challenge to New State School Book Law
Rumors circulate that opponents may attack the late uniformity school book law on technical grounds, though Superintendent Frank Nilson doubts any action. The old law ends next May. the new law amends it. The state text book commission plans contracts for five years and invites inquiries from publishers about bids and book selections.
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Frank Nilson
Comecentan Wit
Comepanies
Boiler Explodes at Sacred Heart Institute in Duluth
An explosion tore through the basement boiler room of the Sacred Heart Institute in Duluth on January 1. Fragments blasted through floors and windows as woodwork caught fire. no casualties occurred and about 200 students were away for holidays. Authorities suspect tampering with a valve.
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Duluth Minn
Sacred Heart Institute
James McGuire
Gold Shale Mill Fund Raised At Copeland Hotel Meeting
A meeting of local investors discussed building a gold shale testing mill here. About two thousand five hundred dollars was raised, with a plan to reach four thousand, to fund a hydrolytic processing plant under Dr Ernest Pahrig and Col W H Hoanington. A committee will manage funds and plant operations, aiming to employ a dynamo and other equipment, with signed subscribers listed.
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Copeland
Col
W. HL. Hoanington
Ernest Pahrig
Euse
Kansas Felda
Denver
Rado
Edison Electric Light
Fahri
Klest
P Coronel Tossgt Fn
Weats
Thompson
W. J. Black
H. P
Eee Stepanie
Uer
W. Preeman
W. A. L. Thompson
Jacob Bavtth
Ce J. Lantry
A. Egy Fe
Grimex
W. H. We Blair
Kingaman
Clifford Histed
W. H. Cushing
EL Se Quintem
Charles Hayden
Rattler Attack Injures Child Near Urentorasville
A rattlesnake bit Mary Daniels, a young girl near her home, while her parents heard screams and found the reptile in the little girl’s lap. Herbeste grabbed the snake by the tail and it bit her on the hand. the snake was killed. The girl was bitten twice. four feet from the scene, seven rattles counted on the snake, and she and another child were taken to Terre Haute for treatment.
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Urentorasville
Analores Raxtionnaire
Janes
Mary Daniels
Citelen
Terre Pome Haute Fo
Sewell's Successor to Be Chosen This Week in Trenton
In Trenton on January 2, reports say Governor Voorhees will name a successor to General Buvelle in the United States Senate. The decision is expected to come within the current week, with officials noting the process is underway.
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Trenton
Voorhees
Buvellech
United States
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