Albert Parker Victory Debated in Ballot Marking Case
The article analyzes ballot counting rules focusing on distinguishing marks and voter intent. It discusses cases where ballots with marks may be excluded under section 37 and cites legal opinions by Justices Smith and Ella, urging caution to preserve lawful votes without counting prohibited marked ballots.
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Colds Cured In One Day Inhaler Claim Promises Fast Relief
Vague advertisement text touts HYORMI inhaler as a cure for colds and coughs within hours. It promises relief from irritation and secretion, claiming a complete cure in twenty four hours. The copy urges readers to keep the inhaler close and use it anytime for quick effect.
Ballot Marking Debate Influences County Election Ruling
In a Kansas case the court considers ballots with distinguishing marks, rejecting some for clarity yet debating if marks should exclude votes. The opinion weighs whether marks beyond intended names invalidate a ballot and cites conflicts over Parker and Hughes votes.
Bell Objects to Mors Vote Count in Long Opinion
A lengthy opinion by Justice Bell argues ballots not objectionable should be counted under existing law. It cites ballot rules and quotes Jolie on decisions, noting ballots with crosses within prescribed squares were counted regardless of placement.
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Parker Sworn In as Topeka Mayor After Court Ruling
At 1 45 oclock Mayor Parker took an oath of office before ex Police Judge Magaw who is a notary public. Parker and his attorneys filed the oath with City Clerk Squires to become the citys qualified mayor. He assumed office after the supreme court decision.
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Mr Parker Addresses City After Election
Mr Parker spoke today saying he has little to offer and emphasizes nonpolitical differences in the election. He notes a 4000 Republican edge, urges cautious reforms, thanks James F Larimer for fair ballot recount, and asks voters to judge the new administration after time.
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Hughes Tales Compromise Resolution Revealed
Col Hughes states he will not pursue back salary after a compromise involving Mr Parker. The informal exchange reflects shock within the secretary position and a tentative stance on future actions amid the Roaltry association.
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Parker Hughes Contests For Topeka Mayoral Office
Interrogations unfold as Colonel Hughes meets Parker to discuss the mayoral race and back salary, with Parker signaling reluctance to retain the post. The dispute hinges on keeping Hughes’s back pay around 1000 to 1300 dollars plus $400 in costs and attorney fees. The two men plan to meet Monday morning to decide if Hughes will mount a further challenge in the notable city contest.
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Smiths Green Mountain Renovator Claims Rheumatism Cure
A guard appointed remedy article touts Smith's Green Mountain Renovator as a cure for rheumatism. It warns damp, rain, fog and chill winds worsen rheumatism and promises a penny trial with guaranteed bottles through agents in Topeka.
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Topeka Mayoral Race and Nation Era Shaped By Prohibition Clash
In Topeka a fierce 1901 mayoral fight drew 15 000 votes amid a prohibition driven clash led by Carrie Nation. Col Hughes and James Warner led Republicans while Albert Parker led Democrats with an anti prohibition platform. The campaign used heated tactics and division, ending in a protracted battle to determine the true winner.
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Patent remedy ad claims Down's Ointment cures
Fragmentary ad text promotes Down's Ointment as a cure all for Cheemia and related itching. Pitched as available at any drug store, with archaic wording and unclear medical specifics.
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