Col Veale Blocks a Reform Move in Legislature
Col Veale defeats the proposed measure in a Republican house caucus scene while warning against appointing extra staff. The session also notes the election of a chief clerk and a docket clerk. The ninth biennial report of the State University urges liberal funding through higher current expenses or a state tax, highlighting needs for buildings and facilities.
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Republican caucus nominates Lobdell for speaker and Brown for chief clerk
The Republican house caucus organized at four yesterday afternoon electing J. M. Miller as chairman. Charles E Lobdell was unanimously nominated for speaker. J. Cubbison received praise as speaker pro tem. Brown of Crawford and several others were nominated for chief clerk. First ballots showed Brown leading for chief clerk with 48 votes to Royce 26 and Millard 10. other ballots followed for journst clerk and sergeant-at-arms with Jordan ultimately chosen. The caucus adjourned to six, then resumed with Bob Moore nominated doorkeeper and Mrs. Brown elected chief enrolling clerk after a first-ballot majority.
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Political caucus names and ballots across Kansas legislature
Nominations and ballots in the Kansas Senate and House caucuses produce elected figures for Speaker, chaplain, postmasters, clerks, and secretary positions. Key names include Hostetter Richards Gillette Swayze Botkin and Dawes appointee Clayton. Contested ballots determine temporary speaker and engrossing clerk status.
Stevenson & Company Week in Topeka News
Personal and political notes from Topeka include plans for six anti gambling bills, caucus tonight for state printer, historic society files and officers, and various local births, appointments, and society meetings. Reports cover Ed wards, Osborn, and many Topeka figures plus school and city updates.
Silver Trophy Cup Challenge At West Side Gun Club
On Thursday January 10 an all day tournament shoot at West Side Gun Club Topeka Topeka will host Leavenworth Gun Club in a state cup defense. The silver vase trophy stands ten inches high and will be on display at Elliott's gun store until a single annual challenge decides the next year’s holder. Team event features five shooters per side facing fifty targets.
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Bijou Opera House Opens With The Cashier Cast
The Bijou Theater opened last night to a large audience with a company of professionals and amateurs performing The Cashier. H. HL Curts as Boggs received good notices, Rose Mee Mack impressed with dancing, and the theater was described as a pretty, well lit venue.
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Justice Allen Letter and Pittsburg Dispatch Reply
Editorial responds to a Kansas supreme court member's questions on wealth concentration and remedies. It argues wealth concentration undermines democratic law, cites rail rates, trusts, pools, and corporate manipulation, and advocates educating the public to uphold existing law while noting no reliable measure for foreign investment returns.
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Child Swallows Shawl Pin At Mill Ville Hotel
Jan and Maud Frice, 14, daughter of Charles Fries of the Brighton hotel at Mill ville New Hampshire, yesterday swallowed a shawl pin. The pin lodged deep in the stomach causing great pain. Removal will require opening the stomach.
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