Kansan Delegation Faces Hepburn Amendment Battle
Kansas representatives Murdoch Campbell Calderhead vote against the Hepburn amendment in committee as the debate over funding salaries and broader war measures unfolds. Reactions split along faction lines with party leaders pressed to explain alignment amid a tense political climate.
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The Cold Chase for a Hundred Dollar Bill in Charlotteville
In Charlotteville Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson and Mrs. Nannie Langhorne Haw faced a curious shopping episode. A customer, Mr. Brookes, displayed a one hundred dollar bill and could not make change, prompting a long chase through town as local merchants and bystanders watched the comic ordeal unfold before finally finding someone to accept the bill.
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Society Guests Attend Informal Ackermee Cards
A varied social list features Mrs. Dick and Anne Warned of Abliene hosting guests from Independence Des Moines Towanda Pueblo and Kansas City. Many club events and visits to Lawrence Topeka and Kansas City are noted along with upcoming entertainments and personal mentions.
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Abliene
Maud Brows
Independence
Bibel Palmer
Desires
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Anna Hartivon
Miesien Smith
Mise Marjorteener
Beesia Hayden
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Metta Robinson
Beauie Campbell
Anna Marie _Nellis
Evallis King
Helen Frost
Towanda
Hare Frasier
Ethel Palmer
Des Moines
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Frank Wear
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Wood
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Harel Fassler
Maud Hares
Anna Harrigan
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Lawrence
Lyle Burns
Pueblo
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Grace Knetle
Barry Alice Ethel Palmer
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Victor Murdock
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Rescue on the Susquehanna River Ends With Heroic Effort
In York Pennsylvania a Union League member, Jen Bernard G Taylor, and York Haven Water and Plant official HL Carter battled strong currents in the Susquehanna River. Taylor was rescued after about thirty minutes in the water. Amy Mathis and Georgie Blessing helped aid in the rescue. Carter survived but was left in critical condition from injuries and exposure. The watch showed the entrapment lasting about half an hour before the rescue at 12 o'clock.
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Bernard G. Taylor
Union League
HL. Carter
York Haven
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Taylor
Mica Amy Mathis
Georie
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Aerce
Carter
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Divorce Proceedings Outline and Receiver Request
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a divorce case between William J Gogpke of Dedt and his wife. The wife has filed for a receiver over marital property and existing arrangements include claims of habitual issues and wealth. The record notes a recent marriage or remarriage within the party and a request for legal actions to settle property rights.
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Tad
Topeka High School Graduation Moved to Assembly Hall
Graduation exercises for Topeka High School will not be held at Austorium due to Midwinter exposition occupancy. The 37 seniors will graduate in the high school assembly hall with faculty and board of education approving merit-based honors. Reverend P. Mallory presides with local church leaders attending.
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Assareny
B. Mallory
Board of Education
Topeka Girls Win Under New Kansas Rules
The Topeka High School girls basketball team defeated a Topeka adversary as six players played under new Kansas City style rules not yet adopted by Topeka teams. The lineup included Partion, Kansas City Forward Warren, Forward Muara, Koller Js, Stout, and Steves.
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Ty Kan
Kansas City
Roosevelt backs Gray in expected presidential race
President Roosevelt indicated he would not be surprised to see Judge Gray named the Democratic candidate. He had previously thought Parker would run, but now notes Gray’s growing strength and possibility of nomination.
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kTakan
Wathine
Gray
Mormon marriage upheld in Wisconsin contest ruling
In La Crosse a judge declares the marriage between William Campbell a Quaker and a Roman Catholic wife valid, resolving a famed will dispute. The ruling hinges on Wisconsin law clarifying Mormon elders as non Christian ministers for marriage validity, aiding the widow in the estate case. A winter reunion event in North Topeka features a Workman association gathering with speeches by Rev. Thomas Martin.
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Mall
Overboard at Sea Reveals Desperate Struggle and Loot
A castaway recounts drifting for seven months aboard a buoyant derelict loaded with Australian redwood. He survives on wine and meat, discovers a cargo of gems worth money, and later spots a sail that saves him from lifelong isolation, while government notices and election candidates intrude on his memory.
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L Wherick
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Union Pacific EASTHOUNT No 2 dimitted
Union Pacific Easthount reports a second division, with No 2 side dimitted from operations. Local shippers await official timetable adjustments as details unfold.
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