Hoch foes lead Marion County as convention results loom
The Marion County Republican convention decision favors Hoch while party lines split across neighboring counties. Marion, Dickinson, Greenwood and Ode support Hoch, with Harper, Kingman, Leavenworth, Barber, Crawford and Elk leaning Bailey. State convention delegates will reflect these divisions.
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Dick- Rowen
Geage
Greenwood
Harper
Ruiman
Leavenworth
Barber
Crawford and
Elk
Marion County
Hoch
Dickinson
Oumge
Greanwood
Tusnday
Ceawford and
Kingman
Crawford
Fiic
Bailey
Amid Atchison County Conventions Debate Contested Delegates
The text discusses calls for county conventions to elect delegates, with debates on primaries versus conventions. It notes Doniphan and other counties voting on delegation, and Curtis faction tensions over Atchison participation and the congressional nomination process. The piece reflects fracture within local Republican party lines over method and representation.
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Central Republican Committee
Ike Deen
Holter
Curtis
Atchison County
Atcilson
Transfer of War Portfolio to Taft Triggered Central Celebrations
Washington January 26 Preparations at the war department for shifting the war portfolio to Secretary Taft. The new secretary will arrive Wednesday. Root issues cards for a large reception Friday in honor of his successor. A reception is planned in Taft's honor with Governor Taft expected to attend. Root had originally backed Taft for the Philippines governorship, a choice tied to early legal battles involving Vanderbilt and a yacht case. Moody hosts a farewell dinner at the Metropolitan Club for Root with top officials and military leaders in attendance.
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Higginson
War talk on China Japan war and Manchuria fate
St Petersburg reports discuss a direct declaration of war by China and the need for forthright action, while Russia may annex Manchuria if war is declared. A Berlin Herald dispatch cites a Roswell businessman claiming peace chances rise with Arab involvement among Russian troops, and notes scarce water and supplies and insufficient hospital service in Manchuria.
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Arkansas City divorce case opens in Matriet court
J J Allison sues Lile R Allison in a tithe of divorce. They reside in Arkansas City. He alleges marriage occurred September 14 1904 at Arkansas City with her then unmarried status. He says she now lives with Willem Chenoworth and has other allegations. The item also notes Bryan accepted to speak February 23 for Gobel memorial day exercises and Roosevelts Panama policy debate.
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Matriet Court
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W. J. Bryan
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Panama
Senate
Roosevelt
Celebrated 86th Birthday and Gifts Exchange
In Pittsburgh, two elderly women Mrs McDo ind Fred White and Mrs Bhuttleworth of record ward celebrated birthdays with mutual gifts exchanged yesterday. One woman, 86, is described as robust. the other is noted as 35 but invalid.
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Jan Mas
Atra
Louisa Smither
McDo
Fred White
Smith
Bhuttleworth
Grand Jury Holds City Officials After Stage Fire
Police arrest James E F Carpenter and detain Mayor Harrison along with aides after a stage fire. Bonds are filed at the coroner and district court, with Fire Marshal Musham served a summons. Detectives in custody of two officers walk to the criminal court building to answer grand jury questions.
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Wilame
Loughiin
Mearra
Wile Varnes
Loughill
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Bond
William Sellers
Gruber Refuses Comment After Resignation Move
Gruber, named general superintendent of the western district of the Rock Island, returned to Topeka after a brief inspection trip. He declined to discuss his plans, noting no talk of resignation and indicating dissatisfaction with new power holders. The move, seen as enforcing room for a preferred candidate, hints at shifting railroad leadership.
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Rock Island
State Journal
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Gruber
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Ixport
Crash on Bridge Delays Burlington Express at Garden Creek
On January 26 the Denver Express on the Burlington railroad derailed at Garden Creek. Three killed including William Conover and Almer English. Bennett of St Louis among the injured. Several others, including Dr. Edward Clements and Pullman conductor P. Hugues, are hurt. The rear sleeper car bore the worst damage as the bridge caught fire and blocked the line.
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John Mura
Hannibal
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Tate
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Topeka Girl Wins Jewel Contest at Agril College Night
At the Topeka event in Manhattan Kan on Saturday night Wilma Cross won first place in a jewel contest earning a $20 prize. The report also mentions reduced prices on coal and a prompt delivery preference from Southwestern Fuel with phone numbers listed.
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Agricultural College
Wilma Cross
Topeka
Thomas Duell
Wheat Prices Rise and Fall as Bulls Repulse Gains
Chicago market sees modest advances in May wheat erased by persistent selling. Bull operators led by major buyers faltered as pressure spread from funds to local traders. Prices opened lower, with May slipping to near 4.00 while bulk hogs and cattle edges hold steady in Kansas City and Chicago markets. Local receipts and mixed demand kept nearby sessions cautious across commodities.
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Quarrel Over Druggist Dispute In Topeka
Frank Hobant of 500 West Tanti protests involvement in a quarrel among merchants in Topeka. He declares himself peaceable and asks why others argue, insisting he is not part of the dispute and desires no quarrel.
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Frank HoBant
West
Tanti
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