Clark Wins State Printer Contest in Narrow Victory
George A. Clark defeated E. W. Hoch by a margin of two votes in the state printer race. The sixth district ballot decided the result in a tightly contested caucus where Clark received formal nomination and Hoch conceded. Curtis supporters and party leaders debated strategies as the vote tally confirmed Clark’s win and set the stage for party leadership appointments.
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Cyrus Leland
Curtis
Curt Hiss
Ware
Ton
Hocke Onder
Avanti
Curtin
Hook
Leiner
Boch Sear
Curtis Penne
Bernie Se
Hens Penalter
Clark
Joet
Motrow
Wren
Inaton
Leland
Cme
Fie
J. M Netvin
Teller
George Merden
WM. Bitinieon
Sulit
Fullinston
Clay
George A
Cheleer
Brealott
Buyse
Wenaty
EW. Hort
Marion
Mtr
Claem
Hillioge
Marlow
Bevin Lm
Jewett
Seaston Alien
Mr Clarie
Rewanmare
Land Hoult
Eran Orill
Ali Clark
Cini
Hochi
Cote
Rinktis Nien
Bint
Holt
Weiner
Stuney
Wace Beery Coe
Tver
Martow
Bie
Chairman
Tebale
Hoc Dows
Torepeechen
Voters Rally As Clark Edges Hoch In Party Caucus
The district Republican caucus names George A. Clark as their candidate over E. W. Horton after a tense ballot. Ballots total near fifty with Clark narrowly ahead, Hoch trails, and the room debates the next steps amid calls for unity.
Senators and caucus clash shift in race for senator
Rumor and caucus activity swirl as Curtis, Stankey, and Long forces vie for a U.S. Senate seat. Reports say undecided ballots may tilt a key vote tonight while Governor Ainsley Jinsell misses the caucus due to illness.
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Ecwncus
United States
Fock
Sentor
FL Hument Smith
Curtig
Curtis
Pringle
Ainssey Jinsell
Lorg
Bennlar
Iin
Stanley
Anguy
Lelie
Stankey
Dave
Curt
Stanisys
Calderhead
Ceveus
Pitots
Stine
Heron
Custis
Blanney
Bolivia
Mimninati
Faye
Thorter
Ieee
Teller Leads Republicans Refuse Senate Roll Call
Denver January reports detail a botched Senate session in which Teller, a Democrat, led a disputed tally as Republicans refused to acknowledge certain votes. Two rival factions formed, each presiding over a separate Senate body, with armed guards outside and militia rumors deterring further clashes.
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Senate
Denver
Jan
Colted
Wis
Henry M. Teller
Medgire
Arapatict
DeLong
Pryor
Haggett
Chamber
Noc
Delon
Sergatot-At-Arme
Stnutor Adame
Arvem
Uals
Todas
Bly
Inky Live Organica
Adam’ Es
Sprague
Baggett
Pryoram
Pryoram Oficers
Senaté Chamber
Judice Grabert
Newell
Peabety
Olflores
Wilitta
Mvt
Curtis Street
State House
Armstrong
Democrats
Uibverver Pesbodr
Ingunt Senate
House
Hurriana
McDonald
Jake
Fori
Mountomerton
Cot
Tate
Senate Tok Up the Contest Tases and the Election Committee
Acuta
Filesdey
Ballinger
Kennedy
Hallett
Arapatoe County
Galloway
Montgomery
Twombly
Sloman
Newall
United States
Séemion
Hascott
Repubicans
Zinjonty
Provident Pro
Adams
Mere
Beck
Hagkett
Pennody
Fire devastates Kansas City warehouse district
A major blaze swept a warehouse area in Kansas City Missouri today destroying multiple buildings. Initial estimates put losses near hundreds of thousands, with one firm reporting fire damage across Believes street and surrounding properties. Fire crews battled intense flames as possible structural failures prompted evacuations.
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Kansas City
Jim
SD If Belavesre
Dey Gods Company
Funeral for Gongales set at 4 o'clock at Temby Church
Columb, SC reports the funeral for NL 46 Gongales to be held at 4 PM today at Temby Church. The service will be conducted by the Right Reverend Bishop Capers, longtime friend of the deceased, as officials note Lieutenant Governor Tillman’s term will expire.
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Columb
Gongales
Ellinwood Editor Discusses Inconsistency of State Printer Figures
The article reports JW A Cooke asserting that claims of altered printer figures causing defeat are unfounded. It names eight state legislators allegedly supporting Clark and questions Curtis faction influence. The piece evaluates who contributed to the state printer contest and how votes were counted, citing multiple senators and representatives and exploring party lines.
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Ellinwood
JW. A. Cooke
Elion
Oye
Todasy
Stati
Cair
Laliste Thie
Clark
Hicks
Gener
Sotunlat
Aright
Mendenhall
Glurk
Prirsig
Tralee
Miller
Lincoln
Mievtisunerd Curtis
Fragments From a Fractured Cold Weather Report
A weather update fragment notes unusually cold conditions delaying transit and mentioning wind shifts. It also includes brief notices on a millionaire’s widow’s death and a steamship’s coal shortage, with scattered regional forecasts and city temperatures.
Scheme to Solve Coal Shortage by State Mine Control
Representative Roughton proposes Kansas take charge of coal mines to sell fuel at cost. He seeks a $10,000 appropriation and a bill authorizing Governor Bailey to operate state mines, with forced labor allowed, to relieve a coal famine and stabilize prices. The plan envisions state condemnation of private lands if needed and selling coal at cost with limited excess to fund the enterprise.
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Indianipotts
Den
Miners’ Arsenal
Jatin Mitchell
Onmvention Mint
AED Galick
Bitchell
Mitchell
Jean Isbor
Cruml
Roosevelt
White House
Marghett
Wiewinka
West Virginia
Presidert Mitchell
Fairmont
Norfolk & Western
Hay Hartest
Howe
Chika
Amirene
Aets
Ericelont
Wilson
Atmorihan Federation of Labor
Alethon Si
Sbo
Teva Giettich
Roughton
Hodgeman County
Short Eraas
Bailey
Houghton
State of
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More House Bills Introduced in Today's Session
A fragmented list shows multiple house bills introduced by various sponsors including Crocker, Cracker, Hutchenson, Mendenhall, Prancin, Tatum, Adair, and Beeson. The items cover probate judges, guardianship, waterworks, state fair director, dentate practice, teacher pupil conveyance, and forestry station funding. Continues on Sixth Page.
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Bite
Crocker
Prohain
Cracker
Renent
Tatum
Mendenhall
Prancin
Hutchenven
Wuardiatn
Mutchenson
Hutchenson
Hatihery
Hutchenton
von ‘Preba
Adair
Mills Store News Teases Better News for Public
iMILLS announces that The Mills Co. is preparing another round of improvements and offers to benefit the general public with better news and services. The brief note signals forthcoming announcements and continued community engagement.
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the Mills CO
Semi-Annual Rummage Sale Promises Plenty of Goods
A community rummage sale announces a full event starting tomorrow with a greasy attraction for bargain seekers. Hosts emphasize vast selections and affordable prices as items move quickly. Shoppers can expect many last items and intrinsic values priced to move.
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Mr. Joch
George A. Clark Wan
Mt Noon
Teddy By & Wats
Grant Hurringlin
Tha Farm Gaude Boeniier
Sheidan
Gowrie
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Eitemienie Governon Flaite
Callabi Ak Wetzatire
George A. Clark
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Clarke
Georgi A Clark
Curtis Forres
Trovernor
Joho Hitchell
Mr. Wilson
Colorado Senate
United Dfine Workers
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Jones Bros. and
Rothenburg & Schloss
Tillman
Tonzales
Cooke
Tertoon
Melek
St Paul
Minn
Come Fia
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Preuminls
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Hf Wilder
Siascommet. Mess
Stramship
New York
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Jean
Emden
Chicago
R. A. m. Tempertery
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Benton
Washingalea
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Imills’ Store News
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