Kansas Legislature Opens With Sworn Members and Elected Speaker
At noon today the Kansas Legislature assembled with the House sworn in and Mr. Pringle elected Speaker. The Senate opened with Lieutenant Governor Hannal presiding as officers were chosen and preliminary business disposed of. A lengthy section of garbled text appears to follow, rendering further details unclear.
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Netien
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Jim Cheroker
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Elected figures dominate gritty session notes in Lincoln County
Fragmented OCR recounts a legislative meeting with names like Ghent, WS, Masao, and Dgito amid debates on appointments and votes. The scene centers on chairs, committees, and chants of electing officials while presenting a dense roster of speakers and attendees.
Fragmentary report on nominees and votes in Lincoln County district
A partial account notes a slate of candidates and a tally in a Lincoln County district committee. It mentions Miller not sworn in, a vacancy in the high district, and a recess while the governor was sought. A later update references Governor Batley traveling to Lynch and a further 4 pm recess.
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Batley
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U’ciek
Pringle caucus lists house officers and clerks names
The nominating committee of the Pringle caucus published a list of house officers and clerks including Chief Clerk John C and W. Arnold, with numerous other names such as Philip Miller and Roy Wright among the assistants and postmaster candidates.
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Opie
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Attr Seer
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Crawford John
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Philip Miller
Tendon Finzen
Tray
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G. B Merritt Aierane
Lyte Anderson
Wil Southland
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Ransom
Ed Madson
Will Gaston Genres Jackson
Jaden Lee
Kirk Putnam
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Richard Row
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M. J. Saer
A. P. Smithy
Ama Schmidt
Ritchie
Duane Clarke
Roy Wright
Sone Neitshelt Amistant Postuyester
A. ¢. Hanfuscle
Madrid Fights Continue in Moroccan Sultan Conflict
Report from the Globe says fighting persists between sultanate troops and the pretender’s forces. West Rabat residents fear an immediate attack as Europeans brace for impact. Sultan’s envoy orders reinforcements and stricter measures to defend Rabat.
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Grocers Meet Opens Sixth Annual Convention in Kansas City
The Jam the Grocers group gathers in Warwick hall for the sixth annual national retail grocers convention. About 300 expected, with two thirds already present, drawing attendees from Minnesota and other states. President Joseph E Williams and National Secretary Charles Pfeffer lead discussions on pure food laws and wholesale selling prohibitions. Debates loom on charter changes and next convention site. Cities in contention include Raleigh Frnchero, Washington, Atlanta, Dallas, and Little Rock.
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National Association of Retail Groceurs
Warwick Hall
Mivnesota
Joseph E. Williams
South Bend
Natonal
Charles Pfeffer
St Lyoule
Lepistetion
Ran Frinchero
Sule
Washington
Atlanta
Dallas
Little Hoek
Wilthune
William Gray
Brockyn
Rene Tore
Paul Findlay
Madison, Wik
Ten Little Indians atoka murder and arrests in wet week
A group of hunters Douglas Allen Dornee Allen and Searberry faced Indians who demanded stolen goods. An argument led to a fatal shooting of Douglas Allen with a Winchester. The attackers fled to Atoka, bullets left behind. Scarberry wounded, later found dead. Also report of Oleh Deeler of Quakertown found dead near home after a visit.
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Atoka
One Bid Reported for Detroit Market Project
The city received a single bid for the market project during the January session. The common council noted the municipal rejection of other proposals and prepared to review the lone offer for feasibility and value.
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the Common Council
Seston
Rebate Plan Proposed to Nullify Coal Tariff Fight
A House committee debated a bill to provide one year rebates on all coal imports to ease the tariff impact. The measure, tied to a Hill introduction, faced amendments and opposition as it moved toward a potential floor vote. Senate actions included authorization of witnesses and continued focus on tariff and reciprocity topics during the session.
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Tenn
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Representativer
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Grosveior
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Jury Awards 7500 to Mrs Tingley in Libel Suit
In San Diego on January 12, a jury ruled for Mrs. Tingley in the libel action against Tingley Times, awarding 7500. The judge instructed the panel that most allegations of graphic abuses at Point Loma were unproven and that the publication’s claims of a fraudulent institution lacked legal support. The court outlined questions on damage, truth, and the newspaper’s liberty of the press.
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Tireley
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Governor Bailey's Message and Libel Case Issues
The document discusses governor Bailey's stance on court questions and the role of Christian civilization in legal issues. It notes opposition to the court's interpretation of libel law and references advice to state legislatures, endorsement of board recommendations, and support for a merit based parole system.
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Falee
State Finance and Agriculture Emphasis in Governor Bailey Message
Governor Bailey urges legislature to support tax reform and state bank policy while stressing Kansas strength. He touts farm prosperity, fertilit y of soil, and the need for agricultural projects, board work, and continued funding for state experiments and Fort Hays station. The message outlines economic growth, farm value gains, and upcoming continued agricultural development.
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Curtis Loses One in Sheridan Political Shakeup
Representative Johnson of Sheridan announced he would vote for Lone for United States senator, reversing expectations that he backed Curtly. Johnson, newly arrived in Depelia, said after observing Tope, he now favors Congressman Long as his personal choice. He had not received instruction from his county representative and has been staying near Quincy Street in Copeland County.
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The
State Journal
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Coal strike hearing nicks Delaware Hudson role in New York sales
Philadelphia July 24 The coal strike commission heard Thomas F Torrey of New York say Delaware Hudson Co owns no price control in New York and coal for tidewater is turned over to Hillsdale Coal and Iron Co. and Exle at Honesdale while Delaware Hudson profits from transport. He asserted the firm does not fix retail prices in New York and promised documentary price data.
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Dolman Re elected Secretary at St Joseph Terminal Meeting
A St Joseph Missouri gathering of the Calon Terminal Railway Company re elected G I Swift and Albert H Veeder of Chicago along with John Cahoran and Dolman of St Joseph as directors. G F P Swift named president, John Tonovan vice president, John H Delec secretary, as under a planned investment of about one million dollars for improvements in St Joseph despite ongoing federal route condemnations.
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Chicago
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Weather Forecast Indicates Cooler Wednesday
The forecast from the weather bureau predicts cooler weather for Wednesday with a northwest chill. Temperatures will dip tonight and Wednesday across western and northern portions, with brisk winds around four miles per hour and notably cooler readings in large cities including Chicago Philadelphia and New York.
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1902 Muslin Underwear Sale Announcement
Good goods elegantly made and styles correct. A visit to the laundry will be needed, and new factory goods have just arrived. Prices reduced to the lowest notch. Sale opens Wednesday morning at eight o'clock.
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