Sixty Bills Presented In Kansas Senate Morning Session
The Kansas Senate introduced sixty three measures as it opened at 9 o'clock, with the House not assembling until 2 PM. Key items include railway fare reductions, wage exemptions, and a state normal school at Wichita, plus numerous bills on taxation, contracts, and county offices. The reading of Gov Leedy's message occupied over an hour, prompting applause at a passage about pauper children.
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Kansas Senate
House
Senate
Wichita
Henatoy Couke
Pmairmount Park
Couke
Mitchell County
Cooke
Theatiie
Forney
Belator Forney
Amerd Wee
Assesaur
Parney
Porney
Pornuy
Parnes
Kansas
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Lewelling
Tw Estab Isla Stite Pormal Zchobl
Farrelly
Partelly
Parrelly
Farrelily
Faretly
Levy
Aule
Cresson
Gee, H. Hines Company
Stichion
Sheldon
Mart
Hart
Tate
Rairoads
Benster Armstrong
Harton County
Senater Armatronge
Armstrong
Barton County
Armatrome-Ty
Baxtin
Zimmer
Tabue
Wyandotte
Senaor Zimmer
Benner Tits
Titus
Hetwick
Sterne
Stock
Dimieston
Jumper
Junper
Jumiper
Fox
Seator Campbell
Leedy
Occu
Cectetory
Bt Watson
Barrell W. le Brown
Mr. Brown
Turing
Brown
Kansax
Republic
King
Cowley County
Mosauze
Jawper
Orage County
Meaier
House Opens With Interim Seating and Committee Talks
The Kansas House convened at 2 PM with Speaker Street in charge and adopted routine resolutions. Discussions on staffing and heating followed, Seaton introduced Clark for heating, and seats were assigned amid a rush with quirky remarks. The session adjourned to 2 PM tomorrow to finalize committees as reading clerks impressed the gallery. In the Ward-Lindblad case in Multich court, the jury found both assault and battery claims as true.
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Speaker Street
House of Representatives & Order
House
Seaton
Atchison
F. Clark
Lewis
Rawlins
Brown
Pramt
Botkin
Fohin Seaton
H.C F. Hackhusen
Judge Botkin
Onty
Spearker
Pupuliet
Whylr
Wetlep
Yee
Urs
Drake
Hutam Enwetuw
Charley Mantit
A. H. Burtt
Martin
Jones
Neosho
Agle
Republic
Lolita
Lane
Street
Jackson
Hiareey
Smith
Sherman
Simmone
Franklin
Senate
Ater
Wistson
Remainhs House
Wels
Mers- See
Ward-Lindbysd
Ward-Lindblad
Mietrich
Ward
Lindbload
Prohibition Law Urged by Kansas Temperance Meeting
A Kansas Temperance Union gathering in Hamilton Hall urged Governor Leedy to deploy police power to enforce the prohibitory and related laws in first class cities. Speeches by Mssrs Dearborn Zehner Bateman and others pressed total abstinence, stronger enforcement, and unity among temperance groups. Resolutions backed state authority, strict enforcement, and a legislator accountability plan tied to enforcement outcomes.
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Hamilton Hall
The
Kansas Temperance Union
Mev
W. B. Butchingen
North Topeka
A. Bateman
Lawrence
Templar
LO. G. T
Kansas
Christ
Mra
A. M. ZeHoer
Zohner
Vance
Mr. Vance
Zener
Dora Evans
Clay Center
W. EB
Frances Lirant
Chapinin
Senate
Legistate
Troutman
J. F Culver
Emporia
G. W. Harrington
Hiawatha
McCandicas
Holton
M. Willams F Tausing
Dr. Martin
Baldwin
H. Ketoper
Horton
Une
Newalate
Leedy
Meer
Kaness
Sion
Union
House of Representaatives
L. H. Murlin
Baker Ani Feralty
Dearborn
State Temperance Union
Eugenia St. John
J. Lockwood
Sawina
A. W. Dennison
Hal Dorada
T. BE. Stephens
Topeka
F. ©. Popenoe
Jas
A. Troutman
C. W. Smith
Stockton
LO. Pickering
Glathe
T. Luthoran
Fort Sout
Richard Sordiey
W. Je Mages
Oniland
Pees
Habeingtom
Edwin Taylor
Eawardavijie
Nelson Case
Onwego
A. ©. Ebright, Marion. Fifth—H. C. Rash, Salina
Mre.m. B. Mowttt
Cedarville
Farley
Evans
Wichita
J. B. Larimer
F.W. Parrott
Prof. Carruth
Rev. Ebright
G. F. Futlenwirer
Caucus for State Printer Time Moved Up One Night
The caucus for state printer has been rescheduled from Friday to tomorrow night. Local officials urge all eligible participants to attend and cast their votes promptly at the designated venue.
Topeka Retains Santa Fe Passenger Office Moves
Third Vice President Paul Morton orders a meeting of Santa Fe traffic men in Chicago to plan a general re arrangement. Chicago to Topeka transfer affects most Chicago based passenger agents and prompts many Topeka staff to return. Ella Murburger resigns. S G Zimmerman returns to Topeka for stenographic work in the passenger department.
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Santa Fe
Paul Morton
Chicago
Topeka
HW. Simpson
Ella Murburger
S. G. Zimmerman
Areo
Prescott & Phoenix Railway
Phoenix
Ariz
Topein
Coomrtinent
Home seekers excursion via Santa Fe Route sale dates listed
A chaotic clipping outlines Santa Fe round trip tickets at one fare plus 2.00 to multiple states, with return allowed within twenty one days and specific travel dates from January through May. It mentions North Topeka offers, a 1906 Woman's Edition in Westfield, Indiana, and a Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy endorsement, plus a dye for whiskers.
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Santa Fe
Arkansas
Arizona
Indian Territory
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Pane Des Octane
Topeka
Westfield
Ind
Weatfield Noves
Topeka Food Show plans feature young women managers
The Topeka Pure Food exhibition plans a novel feature with young ladies acting as managers and sample distributors at booths in the Hamilton auditorium. Secretaries and manufacturers are arranging for women helpers, with tickets and a barbican attraction fueling interest. The event runs starting next week, with tickets set at ten cents and discounts offered for early purchasers.
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Topeka
Bouthe
Hamliton
Adana
Ethte
Topolis
Charles Adams
Adams
Kansas Avenue
Green
Movsrr Tea Company
Elliott
Newland
KR. T. Davies Company
St. Joseph
Aunt Jemima
HT. Duyin Mii Company
Jemima
Vucca Company
Whelita
Hitchinson Packing Company
Kompany
Omaha
Manufcturen
Suave
New England
Grover
Moston
Mass
Tr Fela
Kan
Sanianye Duty
Eyeey Grocers
Asstcias
Tlon
Runsua Thia l
Madden Visits Town Asserts Support For Senator Bid
John Madden toured the area today amid a campaign push for senator, drawing Madden supporters to observe him at the Dutton while sessions proceed. A ball round packet book with several dollars was reported lost on Kansas avenue near the capital area.
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Madden
John Madden
Toome
Dutton
Kansas Avenue
Howard
John F. McManus
Cross Elected President Of Fine Stock Breeders
C S Cross of Emporia elected president of the Fine Stock Breeders Association at its annual meeting held at the Hotel. He owns a large stock farm and is president of the First National Bank of Emporia. The joint meeting with the Swine Breeders Association endorsed F D Coburn for secretary of state. The association also endorsed W A for United States senator from Kansas.
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Fine Stock Breeders Association
Fine Stock Breeders’ Association
C. 5
Cross
Importa Wan
Stte
First National Bank of
Senteneeting
W. A. Free
United States
Kansas
Francis nomination to interior secretary faces vigorous opposition
Washington Jan 11 The senate in executive session considered David R Francis for interior secretary but took no action. Senator Vert Mossount led opposition with Senator Pugh, detailing reasons including Francis campaign conduct. Despite some senators supporting confirmation, the vote resulted in approval of Francis as interior secretary.
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Praincis
Indianapolis
Wajor
Chicago
Senwtary Prancis
Jie
Thas Obly
White
California
Francis
Death of prominent Kansas figure linked to morphine overdose
Fort Scott resident reports the death of John H. Cruch a former Powwtist candidate for Kansas judge and son of the late De Couch a wealthy longtime state figure. The death occurred at his home after an apparent morphine overdose administered at the scene authorities say. He had just arrived from Spejog Austra after failing to reconcile with his young wife.
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Fort Scott
John H. Cruch
Kansas Court of Sigeslt
Heutmnant
Coronel
Lewolume
de. Couch
Cnoch
Spejog- Austra
Stra
Ambra
Atieney Ari
Attacks on American Official Spark Siam Protest
Reports from Bangkok describe an unprovoked assault by Siamese soldiers on American vice consul general E. V. Kellet. European witnesses call the beating brutal, prompting a protest from the U.S. minister resident and naval consul general. No American consul has been in Siam for five years.
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Bangkok
Siam
Jan
E. Vi Kellet
United States
Navl
Aumerican
Ieremice
Printing row reshapes state printer role amid council move
Hudson faces departure as the Executive Council appears to appoint F. Snow as state printer, denying the longtime incumbent. The printing committee has ordered the switch, while Snow’s club backed by supporters may prompt council action.
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Executive Council
J. K. Hudson
F. FL
Snow
Amt netGami
J. Hudson
Stator Huraon
Cape
Trimble Threatens Bird in City Office Row
Trimble driver for the Topeka bus line confronts City Attorney Bird at Bird’s office pointing a loaded pistol and hurling threats to kill before being disarmed by Bird and a stenographer. The incident follows a heated dispute over divorce and settlement talks. Trimble later complains of brutal treatment and faces charges of assault with intent to kill and use of a deadly weapon.
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Win. Trimble
Topeka
Hihébong
Weloeke
District Court
Wm. Trimble
Mr. Bird
Trimble
Si Solow
Teta
Trimbie
Hirte Ottlee
Tirware
Jude Peery
Cote
Dpe
Tollarn Trimble
Arate
Ceewn
Tadin
Ative
Arya
Tom Sonndat
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Miers Powell
Powell
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Joan H. Couch
Kits
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C. W. Malar
Meorta
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fremen
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J. W. Johnson
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J.C. Toustoy
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