How They Stand In Sixth District Republican Battle
The Sixth District Republicans show division on the congressman race. Delegates from multiple counties such as Smith and Trego determine support for candidates like Reeder Piiett and others. The outcome will influence nominations for secretaries and superintendent positions in public instruction.
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Ietriet
Theeate
Reeder
Piietett
Fea
Roy Flock
Sve
Wellington
Eilenaeth
Dove
Graham
Lincoln
Russell
Tour
Smith Trego
Wallace
Pe —Dawell
Tour Roves
Sini Boes
Ingen
Farsiakes
Alvides
Smith County
Tubere
Packed House at Crawford Opera House Meeting
A Sunday afternoon crowd filled the Crawford Opera House after a meeting at the Church of Christ at Huntoon and Polk. Mr Kimball spoke about health and medical treatment, describing an incurable condition after decades of doctors’ care. The address was described as instructive and the event drew many townspeople.
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Crawford Opera House
Church of Christ
Huntoon and
Polk Streets
Math
Opers House
Spett
Ieateta
Uke & Man
Kimball
Lecture by Dr Kimball Brief Outline of Church Beliefs
The outline described the belt of the Church of Christ and its doctrinal principles in general terms. He admitted a full exposition was impossible in the brief time allowed. The theater featured elaborate decorations with palms and cut towers. Mr Kimball returned to Chicago yesterday after a short visit, arriving in the morning and leaving in the afternoon.
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Church of Christ
Kimball
Chicago
Buvre
Veteran agriculturist balks at resigning from board
Ex Governor Glick attempted to resign from the water board of agriculture at the last Friday afternoon session. Officers refused the resignation, urging continued service. The move drew long speeches from A W Smith T A Hubbard and others as supporters urged acceptance. Glick pleaded for retention, but the vote to table the resignation was unanimous.
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Board of Agriculture
Glick
Wate Board of Agriculture
A.W. Smith
T. A. Hubbard
Et Ra Smith
Gilck
Kansas Needs Moisture For Winter Wheat Crop
Kansas needs rain and snow to aid the winter wheat, though crop health remains largely satisfactory in key states. The climate and crop reports note historically cold spells with snow cover offering some protection, while drought persists in parts of California and the Pacific coast area.
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Kansas
Unlwd
Michigan
Gans
Diinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Kafinns
Ohio River
Pacife
California
Seed growers form new association across plains states
In a Mississippi and central Missouri valleys context Oklahoma Arkansas and Kansas corn growers will form a seed association modeled on a group already achieving success in Illinois. Officers named include president Vic Edwardsville treasurer Gulltned Dudfey and secretary B. Cowgill with other local officials listed.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Agscelnion
State Board of Agriculture
Illnoia
Ua Repo
Sessa Coley Apple Iee
Vic
Edw
Edwardsville
Dudfey
B. Cowgill
Banquet Planned for Visiting Grocers Delegates
Commercial club reports a large local grocers turnout to map entertainment for the Grocers Convention to be held January 21 at Metropolitan Hall. About five hundred delegates expected. hotel space near capacity. committees to meet trains and guide visitors through town.
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Grocers
Osters
Mt Metropolitan Hall
Kansas
Masonic Temple Shares Near Fully Subscribed
Colonel Harrison reports about half of the Masonic temple shares have been subscribed with nearly all remaining shares expected to be taken by February 1. Col Harris, a leading Mason, remains active in pushing subscriptions as the temple project nears its funding goal.
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Col. Harrison
Masonic Temple
Col
TV. Harris
Temple Beodor
Escaped Prisoner Frank Holt Reoffends in San Francisco
In San Francisco on January 13 Frank Holt, the military prisoner who previously escaped Alcatraz by hiding in a box, was found to be in custody again. He reportedly emerged from the box, saluted an officer, and obtained aid from a stranger before being arrested after venturing out.
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San Francisco
Frank Holt
Alcatraz Island
Cs Dowell
Wessel
Deci
Wheel Iean
Topeka Socials Sparkle With Informal Gatherings
Ave I C Watson hosted a Saturday afternoon thimbles party at 1001 Buchanan Street with guest of honor Mrs. D. Reeve of Chicago. Invitations and notes mention many Topeka residents sharing hospitality, visits, cards, and upcoming events across several homes and clubs.
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John FL Frost
LM. Powell
Man
Sire Groves E. Sharitt
Ana Brenan
George PL
Itan Bennedy
Made a Bad Job of It. Burkhardt Oar Mill Fire Incident
New Richmond Indiana reports a fatal incident at Burkhardt village 15 miles south where J W Burkhardt was involved in an oar mill fire. Details remain fragmentary but indicate a self-inflicted or accidental event occurred on June 12. Names and exact circumstances are unclear in the readable text.
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New Richmond
Ind
Burkhardt
Burkhardt Village
Miss Gould Visits Eugene Field and Other Public Schools
Miss Gould visited the Eugene Field and other public schools. In company with education and her husband Miss Satter Gould and friends were entertained at luncheon at the home of Mr AG, general solicitor.
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Gould
Education
Helen “Satter Gould
Eugene Field
Kansas Dairy School Promotes March Dairy Events
The Kansas Dairy School announces a term tied to a dairy students reunion and the State association meeting during judging week. Courses cover dairy science, testing, breeds, diseases, butter and cheese making, bookkeeping, and boilers with plans for judging cattle and swine. Featured breeds include Ayrshire, Guernsey, Holstein Friesian, and Jersey, plus dual-purpose breeds.
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Nate
Arrest of Virginia lieutenant for obscene letter to the President
Richmond VA January arrest of Lieut John W Stark of the Seventeenth Virginia earl on charges of sending obscene matter to President Stoval. Stark appeared before Commissioner Flegenheimer and posted bail for Tuesday in U S court. Letter mailed November 6 addressed to the President in Washington D C was printed.
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Richmond
John W. Stark
Virginia
Mall
Stoval
Xindiner
Bookton
Stark
United Ainted
Flegenheimer
United States Court
Washington, D.C
Wanted That Cornet at Mid-Water Exposition Contest
Entry prospects are strong for the cornet contest at the Mid-Watter exposition opening Monday in the Auditorium. Innes the notable sponsor plans a show featuring local and visiting artists with several prominent participants likely to enter. Judges will count daily votes from admissions, with a statewide resident vote determining the winner.
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Moe
Come ‘Mara
Gkely
Marshall
Marshalle Band Dawes
Rognell
Irene Miner
Hershel
Meraan
Wetig
J. A.W. Lacay
Mn Cornellat
Beeler Wins Salary Battle in Topeka Race
In a related ruling to the Topeka minyoralty decision, Beeler’s bid for the mayoral salary during Hughee’s tenure was upheld. Fern clung to power in Lauren Worth, drawing pay until a quo warranto forced Beeler into office.
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Topeka Minyoralty
Anther
Berrene Court
Hughee
Supreme Court
Beeler
Anie Fern Bela
Lauren- Worth Comnts
C. Beeler
Fern
Gas Inhalation Tragedy Kills In New York Hotel
New York January 12 Thomas OBrien a crew boat captain died today from inhalation of illuminating gas that escaped from fittings in a hotel room and caused a fatal accident local investigators said. Authorities stated the incident occurred during a routine inspection and an ongoing inquiry seeks the exact source of the leak and any contributing faults. The tragedy underscores safety concerns in building gas systems as detectives collect statements from hotel staff and witnesses.
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New York
Thomas O'Brien
Little German Band Is Coming to Sail for New York
The imperial yacht will depart for New York in January sailing the Band of the empire and the royal Swill to the United States aboard the emperor's yacht.
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Wille Jae
New York
Naval Swill
United States
Sixth District Notes on Reeder and Curtis Support
Fred Weeb, Phillips county commissioner, has backed Reeder in multiple conventions with banners reading Reeder and Victory. Rumors say the Sixth district now aims for the next U.S. Senate race, while Dan Dyer endorses Charley Curtis for senator. Guy Bissell, Phillips county’s youngest attorney, born 1876, admitted to the bar in 1897.
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Fred Weeb
Phillips County
Reeder
Congress
Hill City
Beloit
United States
Dan Dyer
Charley Curtis
Guy Bissell
Kansas
Forewarned Forearmed Blood Purifier Claim
An advertisement extols Swift Specific as a safe blood purifier and tonic made from roots and herbs. It promises healthier circulation, better digestion and nerves, and permanent cure of blood and skin troubles for all ages. Testimonials claim dramatic skin improvements after treatment. Medical advice is offered free through physicians.
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B. Kelly
Urbana
Thad Bosema
Tesvick
Gardner
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Dyer Aims for Rural Free Delivery Agent Post in Northwest Kansas
Dan Dyer of Smith Center seeks the special agent role for rural free delivery. The report links him to Curtmere OE and mentions Calderhead of the Pink district, a veteran rights advocate, while the Times cites John Dawson of Topeka and a bond clerk in state office amid Civil War veteran considerations.
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Kansas
Dan Dyer
Smith Center
Tan
Congrenman Calderhead
Calderhead
Cyrus Leland
Times
John Dawson
Topeka
Ham County
Hanne
Art Dawson
Office of
State
Grimnen
Women at Midwinter Exposition Plan Five Booths
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Kansas Midwinter Exposition arranged five booths for the event featuring ice cream flowers and other items. Ticket sales begin with ten thousand advance tickets at ten cents each, rising to fifteen cents at showtime.
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Topeka
A Romantic Career Closed With the Death of Father Ebert
Kalamasoo Michigan January 12 burial of Father Jos Ebert a parish priest born in Wallerstein Bavaria in 168 who studied theology in Munich and served in the Bavarian army during the Austrian war rising to captain later left the army to become a priest. He was sent to Peters in Rome and served as missionary while in Michigan edited a German Catholic paper.
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Mich
Jos. Ebert
Libert
Wallerstein
Bavaria
Munich
Awstrie
Choate About to Return
Choate prepared to return as a key figure in Washington politics after a period abroad. The former official, once a leading caller on presidential matters, is expected to resume active involvement in policy and advisory discussions.
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Choate
Washington
Anibesen Dive
Payne Goes in Office With Immediate Department Charge
Paynes appointment announced for Wednesday January 13 as the new head of the department. The move follows years of service and positions him to lead the agency from day one with direct authority over operations and policy direction.
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Payne
Wodaceday
Washiy
Meory C. Payne
Petrasler
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