TWO CENTS THE NEW LEGISLATORS LIST OF MEMBERS
A corrected list shows the complete house and senate to assemble at noon tomorrow with names such as McCarthy Keetor Edwards Gantner Loomis and many others across Republican Populist and Democratic groups. The Senate names Lieutenant Governor-elect A M Warvy presiding officer and a wide slate follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Will J
Trox
McCarthy
Norton S—Millard
F. Marks
Valley
EU Moore
Reece Mace
A. Keetor
J. J. Armstrong
Pomitet
Kasinaw Es. K
Cubhixan
Republican
Kaneas vii
Mawin Tastor
Wopuliet
Kdwards- Yeokeph II
Hibner
Gantner
Jae I
Burkes
Hepublicens Law
A. Henley
Repub
Tawrence
Engine
Weele
Mona City
Urg
Pact Scott
Oki Godlvic
Porvulyi
Bronson
Batam Sussin
Poyutiat
Girard Timer Loomis
Girart
Rouen
Web
BEC Wellep
Democrat
Gatona
Tettiene Jolin
Sound
Clr
Walters
Desurtat
Onwern
Isaac Fulton
Neodesha
Jeben
Chanute
Boe Sayin
Benedikct
Warren Piney
Hepatitian
Neoshomeee O. Outeast
Populiat
Hurting
M—W_ F
Truetiood Poniulint
Tarclay
Ea G Samstson
Ponuust
Burtina L. Drecke
Hepublican
Winkane J
Arkanwas City
M. Doyle
Silver Republican
Stone
James Pie Papen
Pe Williams
Hapubiies
McPher
Jackson
Ubtican
Newton
Gi Harding Merrill
Warner
AL Irwin
Republicas Wichita
Silas Rutledweatiel
Cleiwhets
Oe Hackney
Populiet
Welling Cogueney
F. Marhaneh
Roeth Turner
Popul So
Jenac Conger
Joneyh I Bangali
Demovrat
Hage Cy
Rothwetter
Yapullat
Tiencation
Prk
Larfod
Sepiiten Ewe
Ered
Maillinvilte Te
Jackwan
Hepabtican
Covewn
Oberlin
Anteles M. Metzler
John Heckman
Buffalo
WY Clark
Pomilles
Oakley
BE Wilke
Lewis
Jinket Crosby
Popullet
St. Peascis
Frank H. Smith
Goodland
Hose F. Gelasler
Galdey
Atimores Perry
Ligutenant
A. Af. Warvey
Topeka
Yoyohny
Outgoing Officers Debating Bond and Treasury Action
The state house session notes the outgoing council seeking bond approval for the new administration while examining the treasurer bond. Officials pledge quick checks and a possible roll call for new officers once bond is settled. Republican caucus to nominate a candidate for governor. Electoral College met to cast votes for Bryan and Wallace with Sidney Hayden tasked to deliver certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Pune
Chines
Tae Geen
Ostenatd
Corny
I. C. Roly
Willem Stryker
Stryken
Atorney
Mer. Hellstowers
Hapa
Ageresate Wlan
Heflebower
Breretary
Bryan
ArthurBewall
Tiny «Lnetora
Sidney Hayden
Helio
Washington
Leedy Is Governor Inauguration Crowds Fill Kansas Hall
Immense crowds witnessed the inauguration of John W. Leedy as governor of Kansas. The ceremony began at noon in Representative Hall with enthusiastic cheers as officials took oaths. Governor Leedy pledged to govern with honor, praising Kansas citizens and urging firm adherence to fiscal integrity and public trust amid a crowd of prominent Kansans and former governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Taedy
Kansan
Representative Hall
State House
Kansas
Bryan and Leedy Plombeau Club
Tuli
Accu
Horsebower
Dave
Doster
Georgia
Samuel J. Crawford
Tohn P. St Job
George W. Glick
Donition of
Chint
Charles Hobiman
Uth
Bee Buzzing Sparks Inaugural Talk By Local Leaders
Thomas H. Grisham of Cottonwood Falls and Leedy attended today’s inaugural event. Two years earlier they discussed politics and possible gubernatorial candidates, but Grisham said no suitable option had appeared. Grisham and Leedy discussed starting a campaign, though they doubted local support and feared an early defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Grisham
Leedy
Thomas EH. Grisham
Cottonwood Falls
Mr. Grisham
Mr. Leedy
Grisham
Only Meinley Man Philip Snodgrass Vote for McKinley
Philip Snodgrass of Edwards County Kansas tells the Denver Republican he was the only man in his precinct to vote for McKinley. He explains he has been Republican since 1864 but backed free silver before switching after the St Louis convention. A precinct canvass showed all voters favored Fry, shaping his decision to support McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orca
Dumper
Colom
Morrow
Worein
Hepeblionn
Muatenes
Sccoes W. Hanna
Popiuiist
Clipar oepBatts
Revuullesn
Fiarenes
Hey Brmdeske Powulist
Andie
Ponuise
Susan Belmick
Permet Chat Srt
Pepidint
Tapnemit
Aibet
Helle St
Leweiling
Wictinae
Rorat Matthews
Terparlaticas
Mow
DSR Teser. Supetiat
Sallrn
SW. A
Popaitet
Consentia
Anson Cooke
Papailat
Heim
Poyulist
Kalewortt
John Anestrong
Popaltet
Great
Field
Pobultet
Pope “Anitivanty
Ikea
Topas
Rs Stare Powis
Nertot
Eames
Democrats
Beth Fintiues
Morrill
Kansas
Ofive Wana Dee Plaice
LA Pearly
Udttar Cole
Auditar Cole
Joineil
Cole
Ote
Hf Bank
Frente
Philip Snodgrass
Edwards County
Denver
McKinley
Kan
Albany
Illinois
St. Louie
Fry
Bryan
Senate officers named by caucus for next session
The senate caucus chose officers and employes for the upcoming session. President pro tem M A Household Secretary M Watson Assistant secretary F J Fritch centes clerk D M Ferguson Sergeant at arms Solon Gray First assistant Frank Forrest Second assistant Lute White chaplain Sev W K Loofburrow parket clerk Rk Beam Assistant docket clerk L Shumlef fer Journal clerk F Robinson Assistant Journal clerk William A Stewart Lincoln Porter Assistant document clerk Auss Lite Lemon Postmaster W B Webb Assistant postmaster L C Wooster Keeper R C Widdicombe Assistant doorkeepers T H Gallagher J H Johns David Oliphant M B Crawford Guard cloak room Charles Hrnet Assistant guard cloak room Erey Daniels Jr Mallon Tusnett Plead janttor H H Poison Assistant Senators Joe Mitchell Peter Rudlnae John Holcomb Sharon 5 stenographer A A George Carl Henderson Sieg Frank Strickland William Helm Willie Reynolds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Fritch
Independence
Centees
D. M. Ferguson
Solon Gray
Alén
Frank Forrest
Jewell City
Lute White
Arkansas City
Eaene
Sev
W. K. Loofburrow
Wrod
Pnparket
Rk. R. Beam
Anti
L. Shumleffer
Dive Journal
F. Robinson
Otivetee County
William A. Stewart
Salina Triest
Lincoln Porter
Otwa
George EB. Smith
Germantown
Auss Lite Lemon
Wichita
W. BP. Webb
Larned
L. C. Wooster
Eureka
R. C. Widdicombe
Kanms Cy
Kaw
T. TH. Gallagher
Springdale
J. 1H. Johns
Concordia
David Oliphant
Cherryvate
M. B. Crawford
Howard
Charles Hrnet
Clay Center
Eerey Daniels, Jr
Girari Nenewatcha
Mallon
Tusnett
H. H. Poison
Harri
Joe Mitchell
North Topeka
Peter Rudlnae
John Holcomb
Sharon 5
A. A
George Ot Oe
Carl Henderson
Sieg
House officers chosen for the statehouse elections
A list of house of representatives officers and employees selected for various posts. Names include pro tem Ed Wellup, Clerk A D Gilpin, Assistant clerk Lewis Morris, Journal clerks S C Stewart and C F Roudtex, docket clerks Skiney Wood and William Deanbere, postmaster May Cox, assistant postmaster A Jotineon, sergeant at arms J M Dunemore, assistant sergeants Levis Leaf William Baker A G Randolph Ed Leslie and others. Also include Miss Ailee Gregg as chief clerk and Miss Lou Potter as bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lcKenzie
A. D. Gilpin
Lewis M Morris
S.C. Stewart
Caffey
C. F. Roudtex
Gea
Skiney & Wood
William Deanbere
Jewell
Postmanteise
May Cox
Ness
A. Jotineon
Stafford
J.M. Dunemore
Neosho
Levis Leaf
Cowley
William Baker
Graham
G. Randolph
Lyon
Lesiie
Bourhen
Eherle
Lincolp
A. Bwinterworth
Ailee Gregg
Anderson
Lou Potter
Barber
W. H. Grow
C. A. Terrell
Labette
Last Expiring Acts of Gov Morris Pardons and Commutations
The article notes Governor Morris signed pardons and commutations on his final day, including Andersen Gray convicted of first degree murder from Sumner county, Frayest and Michael Hermes. It mentions council meetings, theatrical remarks, and criticism of the governor’s pardoning rush as the penitentiary neared emptying. Reverend John E. Roberts of Kansas City is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Mor AM
Sience
Andersen Gray
Sumner County
Executive Council
Frayest
Suse
Michael Hermes
Burton County
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A. Maxwell
Ulysses
Tom. Weistaeer
W. Hellensbenk
John Wrholy
Eteage
Pat Keonane
Riker
James T Dalton
Hugelon
Mowestand Bort
Vanditate
Spenser
Charles Lobdell
A. Osborn
K. DB. Lewelline
Thomas A
Ceremanive
Vernor Orborn
Carapalan
Unm
Commonwealth
Jeraliel
America
New England
W. G. Todd
Dunsmore House
Commonwealth of Kansas
Outgol
Oaborn
Dus
David Martin
Justice Martin
William E. Fish
Secon
Pinwards
Bush
Efe
W. MH. Mirria
George i Celu
Stryker
E Stanley
D. OH. Ieflebower
Osborn
Conera Cus
Hellebower
Wisgennetsty
Atwetwy
Royle
Dawes
Ahso
Harvey
Troutman
Harcuy
Marrill
Leneth
Mfar- Firs
Lvedy
Folie
Appnese
Bopatyl
Kantes
Lendy
Cheera
Ormes
Morrihy
Themelves
Lincoie
Minnesota
Eae
West
United States
Chase County
Grisha
W. Leedy
Bevirnar
D. H. Heplerowir
Willam Stryker
Public Instruction
W. BE. Bush
Feary of State
Meinley Man
H. Morr Auditer
M. A. Household
Cherokee County
M. Watson
Hutchmann
House of Representatives
House Calleus
Ebeanes
Ed Wellup
John E. Roberts
Kansas City
Unity Chereh
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