Senator Burton and Mulvane Entangled in Chickasaw Funds
A heated dispute over tribal attorney fees centers on Senator Burton and Dave Mulvane Kansas attorney. The Chickasaw nation allegedly paid fees to Burton and Mulvane for legal work without proper authorization from the Interior Department. An internal investigation is opened to determine legality and potential refunds to the government.
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Globe-Democrat
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Jotinedon
Indias
Barton
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Hitchcock
Mckinley
Koverniment
Purtuk
Levi
Lucien Baker
Kansas
Cornell
Department For Chickmaw Pation
Seaster Barford
Turton
Senate
Chickasiew Tdinns
Luther
Fharcon
Peter
Sitzle
Daria Mulvane
Muivane
Fragmentary Draft on Treaty Preparations Between Sroytins and Jaw Setkanb
Incomplete OCR notes reference a response to instructions for treaty preparation. It names the Jaw Setkanb and Sroytins in context of entente efforts and lays out no concrete dates or actions beyond generic diplomatic steps.
Fragmented OCR summary of political dispute and foreign aid hints
A garbled report describes officials and leaders debating gun rights and foreign aid. It references Washington, January, presidents, emperors, and donors, with unclear actions and deposited presents. The text is fragmented, offering few clear facts or names.
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Rouse
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Eile Brett
Ian Det
Berie
Amien
Atiches
Kimberley Dead Commander Dies in Massachusetts
Secretary Lone reports telegram announcing the death of Rear Admiral Jewis A. Kimberly, A BN, retired, who passed away in West Newton Massachusetts this morning. Admiral Kimberly was noted for a long career in the Navy and holds a place among senior officers.
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Rear Admiral Kimberly Savior of Sea Service Described
Rear Admiral Himberly was nominated for service on the Schiey court of inquiry but declined due to health. Born in Troy November 1840, he joined the navy from Ulisols in 1546 and graduated from the United States Naval Academy six years later. He rose to commodore and rear admiral, serving on the Triste Pate in MR IAS and the Hartford, with actions at Port Hudson and Mobile Bay, and commanded the force that landed and captured forts in Korea. He was commended by the secretary of the navy for his conduct with the Pacific station commander. He witnessed Apia and the great hurricane of March 15 and 16.
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Schiey Court of Inquiry
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Jung
United States
New York
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Naval Service
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Troy
Noy
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Ulisols
States Naval Academy
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Hentenat
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Leet
Mrias
Arrurues Tagsip
Port Hudson
Grand Gulf
Warrington
Mobile Hayet
Kore
Getebedy
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Pacific
Apia Samoe
Funston Heads to Kansas After City Rest Stop
General Frederick Funston arrived in Kansas City from San Francisco and will visit his parents in Told, Kansas after medical checks. He remains resting quietly, seeks further medical opinion on a potential operation, and plans to return west toward Manila in February with leave expiring March 20.
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Frederick Funston
Walay
San Francisco
Told
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Pansten
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Funston
Epa
Manila
Schley Starts South After Chicago Visit
Admiral Schley departs Chicago by private car amid cheering crowds after a three day stay. He travels via Louisville and Louisville party plans elaborate welcomes with Knights Templar and local boards of trade to meet him at Salem and escort to the city.
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Aistrals
Louteville
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Board of Trade
A Thousand Men Basis of Representation Fixed Tomorrow
Wichita and Fort Scott will contest with Topeka over location as the basis of representation is set to be fixed tomorrow. Although one candidate cannot be defeated for chairman, internal ballots and regional influence shape the outcome.
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Wichita
Fort Scott
Topeka
Senate Passes Commerce Department Plan in Philippine Tariff Debate
Washington Jan 2 Senator Lodge moves one committee to investigate the Philippines question and to empower action during the session. The bill to create a department of commerce and labor is amended to name it the department of commerce and labor with Census bureau kept. Consideration and passage follow with amendments and related resolutions discussed. Weather notes Kansas forecast and political chatter follow as a separate brief.
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Open Today in Kansan Gop Race for State Ticket
The Kansas Republican contest heats up with 31 active candidates and many hopefuls arriving at the Copeland hotel. The Kansas Day club meeting will fix slates and deals as insiders jockey for the inside track toward the state ticket and key congressional posts.
What of Fairchild Friends Seek Be Will Do
The Friends of Prof H T Patrchild Ellsworths principal are grooming him as a candidate for superintendent of public instruction but he has not declared. They urge the north Sixth district is hogging things with Judge Ellie Mitchell and J S Burrow Smith as secretary of state candidates. The northern tier counties have Rep Reeder of Phillips and Hays Bo White of Jewell also in the congressional race. If Wellington defeats Reeder it would likely satisfy southern claims.
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Wellington presses tickets in race for congress
H W Wellington of Iloxworth is in a tight contest with Congressman Heeder, touting campaign activity in Toweka and Fernown. He sought extra tickets for the Kansas banquet from Secretary Valentin but was refused, a common fate among prominent parties across the state. Wellington plans to stay active, while the Sixth district scene remains unsettled with potential candidates and mobilization around event timings.
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Possible Opposition Emerges in State Treasurer Race
Reports indicate Ton Kelly may face opposition for state treasurer as C C McCarthy of Nortonvale is consider entering the race. McCarthy has prior candidacy experience and would compete with Superintendent Rost of Jefferson County, who is a candidate for state superintendent. A Rams withdrawal to run again for county superintendent could improve McCarthy's chances by removing a second Jefferson County candidate.
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Rost
Jefferson County
Rams
Chan Perdue Leader in Sixth District Political Circles
Chan Perdue is identified as a leading figure among Sixth district politicians in northwestern Kansas. He is associated with Belott and is viewed as a prominent local man. The piece notes Mitch Ell County already has four state office candidates, including Justicor Este, and hints friends may challenge the incumbent congressman. Perdue is described as an avid reader and supporter of the current district’s representative.
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Betiever
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Snow likely as Topeka braces for heavy snowfall
The government weather bureau in Topeka warns of a significant snowfall tonight with possible rain later, as temperatures dip to near or below zero across the region. Wind from the east at 16 mph accompanies the cold, with cities from Bismarck to Minnepolis registering subzero readings in the latest map.
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Had Lively Time Objection Made to Governor Speaker
A lively session featured strong objections to selecting the governor as speaker. Several members argued against the appointment, while others defended the choice and called for orderly procedure. Debate continued amid vocal claps and brief interruptions.
Lincoln Post Struggles Delay Memorial for McKinley
Lincoln Post of the Grand Army of the Republic faced internal dispute over inviting Governor Stanley to speak at the McKinley memorial. After a heated meeting, the post postponed services and arranged for Governor Stanley to deliver the address, despite factional opposition and rumors linking politics to the appointment.
W A White Improves In Colorado Springs News Item
In Colorado Springs there is a report on W A White whose condition has improved since concerns arose about his health. His physician notes show progress and the family remains hopeful despite earlier alarming rumors.
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