Hoch Forces Sweep Kansas Primary in Reno County Shakeup
In Reno and Johnson counties Hoch leads anti Bailey forces in a pivotal Saturday primary. Curtis carries Brown and Jefferson. Hoch wins Reno and Jefferson, with Bailey's backers blaming machine methods. The outcome shifts delegate loyalties toward Hoch in the upcoming Wichita convention.
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Johnson
Sné
Jefferson
Bailey
Curtis
Hoch
Johnson County
Tn Rene
Stubbs
Batley
Teno
Batley and
Long Section
Clare
Trotman
Morrill
Biubes
Smetana
Bors Busters
Rane
Ted
We Planet
Giepatch
Niga
Aoe Son
Wight
Cort
Stuart Nas
Nemahagna
Doniphan Counies
Shawnee
Brown
Broder
Jackson
Anthony
Leavenworth
Atchison
Andy White
Ath Eat
Wichita
Itech
Jobnein
Kent
Embezzlement Charge Hits Nashua Trust Official
Nashua Trust Company treasurer John Goggin was arrested in Nashua New Hampshire charged with embezzling an estimated 90 000 to 100 000 from the bank The bank remained closed pending state bank commissioners review Goggin held on 40000 bond The case shocks local banking circles with Goggin described as a prominent figure who came west a decade ago to serve as treasurer The bank carries capital of 100 000 and typically handles deposits and loans totaling around 1 million to 1 100 000 as the investigation continues
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John P. Goggin
Nashua Trust Company
Nashua ‘Trust Company
Bak
Donere
Gogsin
Cave denies boss busting ties in Kansas politics
Steve W. Cave of Haskell, sergeant at arms of the late Kansas House, writes to the State Journal denying involvement in boss busting and stating he did not approve extravagant legislature spending. He explains he acted under orders from the chief clerk and recalls remarks by Bennington and other leaders, urging purification of the Republican Party while criticizing current tactics.
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Burton
Costes
United States
J. Ralph Burton
Repubicans
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Bens Wust
Muleane
Mulvane
Hoe
Topeka
Coates House
Chacie
Barnes
Kansas City
S. E. Cave
Sergeat
House of Representatives
Bete
State Journal
Cave
Haskell
Jamey
Ste
Pop
Bose Buster
Jany
Halley
Leland
Republican Party
Steve Wh. Cayh
the Prairie
Statesman
Lockport
Kan
Government Side Finished Conspiracy Case Shift
Washington January 25 government officials say the case against August Wi Machen and others charged with defrauding the government neared closure as the trunk of the case was renamed.
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Washington
August Wi, Machen
Young the Speaker at Kansas Day banquet in Des Moines
Congressman Murdock announces Lafayette Young of Des Moines will be the orator at the Kansas Day club banquet at Representatives hall Friday evening. Young, editor of the Des Moines Capital, is a prominent speaker and long allied with Roosevelt. He will also speak Thursday at the Kansas City Advertising News club dinner and Friday at the University of Kansas in Lawrence.
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Roosevelt
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Oklahoma City
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Younng
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Iowa
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Philadelphia
Mr. Roosevelt
Lafe Young
Des Moineu Capital
Topeka
Ee Sheldon
Etretas
Kansas Day Club
Agate Club
Chicago
West
Danunrs
Midland Hotel
Orbject
University
Lawrence
Well Known Jackson County Politician Corrects False Reports
From bill Fisher a letter to the State Journal disputing Sunday Capital coverage of Jackson county primaries. He alleges Democrats and Populists voted, some feigned Republican allegiance, and that Curtis Walker faction controlled wards. He cites improper voting, residency issues, and shifting families paid in Washington township.
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Piret
Huteh- Inson
Butley
Heck
Hutchinson
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Nickersom
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Dayne
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Aosing
Bwana
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State Journal
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Curtis-Walker
Campbell College
Messrs
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Larbach
Logan
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Courtis
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Thompson
Othr
Curts-Walker
Thor
Wand
Pitot
Moyetts
County Central
Maywtta
Curtis
Thirupawn
Washington Township
Markets Today Demand Drives Corn and Cattle Rise
Kansas City and Chicago reports show stronger corn demand as cattle edges higher in Kansas City and hogs firm in Chicago. Wheat markets remain nervous with May and July contracts trading on cover, prices fluctuating but closing weak amid selling by big holders. News from New York and St Louis indicates overall stock softness with selective rallies in Amalgamated Copper and Sugar, while rail and mining shares pull back. Missouri livestock receipts steady at Kansas City with steadier steer and cow pricing, hogs strong at times, and wool and cotton markets showing mixed signals.
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Etoioe Rolinen
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Chicago Livestock Market Report Mixes Trends and Totals
Chicago Jan 2k buyers held steady to strong as cows and bulls priced up while steer and heifer bids softened. Trade showed 3 000 head yarded with market strength noted for fat cattle and origin offerings amid mixed demand for sheep and hogs.
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