Banquet Liquor Question Sparks Kansas Assembly Debate
Judge T F Garver denounces executive council for allowing tampered punch and a liquor annex at the annual Kansta State Banquet. President Slonecker defends the committee while others argue the association was not formed to regulate members’ personal wishes. Banquet to proceed with hopes liquor will not be served tonight.
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Aboetork
Weurtine
TF Fintver
Thin City
Dseionlam Gon
Mascouiin Gon
Garver
Wardlive
Agsndar
Jude Garver
Bai
Mystif
Topeka
Executive Council
Kascetuilion
J. G. Bienecker
Jake Garver Hay
Tao
W. J. Comigan
Ottagen
Blunecker
Lalor
Hanquet
Sen
Garver Ubie
Caprian
J. O. Slonecker
Kanha State
Beranesctation
UNI
Leo H. Pertine
Juder Gurver
Miguel
Valentine Sid
Surveyor appointed for boundary work near San Francisco
The text notes a United States surveyor appointed to examine a boundary survey between two regions with an annual pace and rate described. A second item reports Ike Kiet’s arrest for alleged intoxication at Laws’ table after a police morning patrol.
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Sranipaton
Jan
Aoncia
Colomtana
Howard Carpenter
California
Sen
United States
Bailey Support Stirs Cherokee County Political Talk
Attorney Williams of Cherokee County comments on Bailey and the state convention. He rejects reports of a Bailey challenge and notes local sentiment backing Wheatley and Road interest. The piece reflects regional loyalties as candidates like Bailey, Wheatley, and others are discussed.
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Williams
Cheroker County
Topeka Tuliy
Wheatley
Bailey
Dick Bide
Hazen for Judge in Republican bid at Wichita convention
Friends of Tudee ZT Hazen push to advance his name for associate justice of the Kansas Supreme Court at the Wichita Heald convention. Reports say Hazen has strong backing from Topeka bar leaders and district judges statewide though no formal announcement has been made. If nominated and elected, Hazen would not assume the high court seat until after his current term as district judge ends.
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Tudee
Hazen
Supreme Court
Wichita
Lee
Topeka
Jinsel
Supreme Bench
Judes Hagen Hina
Mide
State Bar Aetociation
Firmen
Stawnes
Pokminate
Juste Haken
Aupreme Court
Tie Firat
Shawnee County
Hagen
Arsume
Dirius Tin
Shout Hazen
Ms Dintrier
Ex- Dire
Lewis Larsen
Kansas
Kansas State Delry
Larson
S foMowe
Asc
Tannehill
Tovetm
Tandehili
Asain
Aguibet
Larean
Oscar Rf
Enlreme
John Compton
Carleton
Kan
Cgt Merry
Nortonville F.C. Dextine
Kap
M. E. Stratum
Melverns
Soi
McNay
Buckeye
Mark Compton
Potterohn Compton
B. Merry
Erearm
D. Martins
Parsons
Fees
Frank
Gardner
J. J. Wondbigier
Labelle Soo
Ord
Frank Ubl
Gardeer
Sas
Wondtigler
Taberta
John Liteki
Council Groy N
Stevens
Mutohinker
Parsons l
Association
J. A. Forney
Abnen
Brandt
Dwight
Lilverfeld
Louis
SS Louis
Seaich
St Louis
W. J. Taller
Ataie Aml
Atlantic
Krrsws State Dairy Association
Bandas
Leavenworth County GOP Primaries Spark Delegate Fight
Leavenworth Kansas January 22 Republican primaries are held in Leavenworth County for delegates to the county convention and later to the state and congressional conventions. The contest centers on the congressional delegation with Curtin supporters seeking parity bolt risks. Voting hours vary by location, with city polling 6 to 7 pm and Soldiers’ Home 3 to 5 pm.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Curtin
Patie
Jackson County
Atchison
Soldiers Dome
Dork
Topeka
Severe cold grips Topeka and Midwest with subzero lows
An intense cold wave swept the north and northwest to Topeka with the government thermometer showing seven degrees above zero between six and nine this morning. Winds shifted from northwest to west around six thirty, blowing up to eleven miles per hour. Record low temperatures were reported in several towns with Huron at twenty below, St Paul at twenty two below, and Minneapolis at forty below. The forecast called for generally fair today with warmer Sunday and west portion tonight. Temperature readings continued periodically through the morning hours with winds from the north at two am reaching fourteen miles per hour.
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Topeka
Kantz Kent
Petley
Huron
St. Paul
Minredness
Santa Fe toe flat ost sets new distance mark in Chicago
In Chicago a record run of the Santa Fe toe flat ost reached 1 50 p m after starting in Albuquerque. Charles Clark covered LI 7 miles in 32 hours 5 half minutes, beating prior times for the Santa Fe route and the Westbound Lowe special. Clark plans to return to New York after a stop at the Shoen Wmited. Election row erupts into riot as factions clash. one man killed, several wounded.
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Chicago
Santa Fe
Charles Claese Steart
New York
Clark
Ciaeife
Goeth
Albuquenque
N.M
California Se
Uditorium Annex
Cubs
Cientiesna Cube
Jan Si
Chae. W. Clark
Carlo
Montana
Albuquerque
Fourka
Santa Pe
Phoenix
Ariz
New York City
Albuquerdiue
Morsinit
la Junta
la Tunta
Kansas Prairies
Newton
Topeka
Peacock
Division
Osage City
Fort Madisin
Farmer's Sudden Death in Minneapolis Kas
Ken Watson, one of the oldest settlers, wealthy farmer and stock dealer, died suddenly at his home on Wednesday in Minneapolis Kas. The incident ends the long local presence of a prominent figure in farming and trade.
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Minneapolis
Kas
Ken Watson
Mr. Watson
Death by own action verdict in Wright cyanide case
London coroner declares Whitaker Wright died by deliberate self poisoning after arriving at court with cyanide tabloid and loaded revolver. Jury finds sanity and cites plan to self destruct if verdict adverse. Details recount his wealth, ventures, Surrey palace, and family ruin amid a sensational inquest narrative.
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London
Guiride
Whitaker Wright
Wright
Teipotams
Duishle
Weat
Lewin
Eyre
Waters
London & Globe Corporation
Weiett
Evita
Mr. Waters
Sani
Frederberger
Timath
Law Court
Peahanly
Tor Sway
England
Augtealla
Canada
United States
Tendon
Gambilox
Australia
América
al Evenys
Palace
Surrey
Lea Park
Lord Dufferin
Mrs Clark Dies in New York After Illness
Mrs. Charles Walter Clark of San Mateo California died in New York City after weeks of treatment. Her funeral is planned from Senator Clark's residence or St Themes church, with interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. Charles W Clark, senator's eldest son, and other family members rushed to the city.
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New York
Charles Walter Chirk
San Bateo
Cal
Clark
Charles W. Clark
Arizona
M. J. Cunningham
Mis
Senator Clark
St. Themes Church
Woodlawn
Taft Arrives as Secretary of War Welcomed in Washington
Taft former governor general of the Philippines and new secretary of war arrived at the station amid enthusiastic crowds. Lieutenant General Adna Chaffee chief of staff, Assistant Secretary Oliver, and Colonel Clarence W. Faeards greeted him as he stepped from the long train shed. The crowd let out a cheer as Taft was escorted through the crowd.
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Wratington
W. H. Taft
Philippines
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Adon He Chaffee
Staf
United States Army
Olver
Clarence Faewards
Division of Insular Affairs
War Department
Taft
Jong
Chaffee
Oliver
Taft Receives Secretarial Post Amid Parade at Station
Governor Taft arrived with General Chafee and Colonel Edwards in full uniform as crowds roared at the station plaza. Secretary Root welcomed his successor at the war department before Taft was driven to the Arlington hotel. Taft praised his health and trip. Mrs Taft and children remained in California.
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Taft
Chafee
Edwards
Oliver
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Myer
War Department
Root
Arlington Hotel
California
Burton Gives Bond in Post Office Fraud Case
U S Senator J H Burton of Kansas posted 35000 bail to face trial in the United States circuit court on March 7 for allegedly taking money to influence postal officials against a fraud order for Rialto Grain and Securities. He pleaded not guilty. sureties were Ernest H Kaster George W Adams and Herbert A Vrooman. McIntire a Merchants Brokerage official may testify against Burton while the firm’s former bookkeeper is said to have suggested paying $200 to influence the senator. Court schedule shifts planned an early March trial and Burton named J B as a potential intermediary.
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St. Louis
U. S
J. H. Burton
Kansas
United States
Rauney
Rialto Grain and Securities
Adams
Ernest H. Kaster
George W. Adams
Herbert A. Vrooman
Arthur F. McIntire
Bing
Merchants’ Brokerage and Commission Company
J. R. Burton
Kanens
Fhilalto Grain and Securities Company
Post Office Department
Burton
Merchatte’ Brokerage
Comhelen Company
William Wilmerton
United States Distier
Nn Company
J. F. Burton
Attornay
Taws
Dyer
McIntire
Brc-Intire
Chicago
United State District
Judgne Adams
Sig
Jaden Krum
Bothwell
Buster movement targets senate over employe graft and costs
The piece argues that the senate under T. T. Kelly and Hoch aligned factions hid a large employe payroll. It claims per member spending on staff was far higher in the senate than in the house, with personal clerks, doorkeepers, tutors, and clerks each senator, accusing Gov Talley era of graft and blaming taxpayers for higher costs.
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State Journal
Senate
Fulley
House
Kelly
Ante Auditors
Buster
Inie
Talley
Halley
Prominent Wichita Man Dead After Illness
Wichita Kas Jan 25 H H Myers aged 60 years died at his home after a lingering illness. He had been in business in Wichita for six years. The report lists regional temperatures including New York 14 and Washington 18 with other cities noted as below zero.
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Cities
Orleaea
Jar
New York
Breton Againdelphis
Washington
Cicneef
Minneapolis
Cincinnaat Sc Lous
Wichita
Kas
H. H. Myers
Ines
He Led the Bolt Aide to James H Lowell Claim
James H Lowell asserts he did not long ago lead the bolt inquiry and contrasts the claim with records. The note frames Lowell as denying a recent leadership role while referencing a related bolt effort and a cited source.
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James H. Lowell
Political intrigue and endorsements in Kansas county races
The Jackson county scene features Democrats voting for opponents in the Curtis Walker ticket while endorsers tout James L. Lowell of Holton for the Democratic member seat on the railroad commissioners board. Ashbaugh of Wichita is also discussed as a potential candidate amid debate over rates and representation. A Mankato Monitor report notes a polarized county meeting regarding Roosevelt Heeler and Dalley with Bailey favored by the committee but not decisively.
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Walker-Curtin
Jackson County
Broderick
Thompson
Thompson-Broderick
Curtis-Walker
James HL. Lowell
Mie
Stanley
Board of Railroad Commissioners
James L, Lowell
Holton
Lowell
James Ft Lowell
Hotton
James.ea
Kate
Mankato
Ronsevelt
Heeler Ang Dalley
Waa
Neterlind
Alley
Bailey
Hoch
Jackson
Pratt
Seize the Armory: Colorado Guard Troops Occupy Pueblo Armory
In Pueblo Colorado more than forty members of Company G Colorado National Guard seized the armory building and its contents and are holding it. They demand over five dollars per day in pay for service in the Creek conflict. Authorities have not yet decided on action. Some soldiers claim they were turned out and left to suffer, which this report denies.
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Pueblo
Colo
Colorado National Guard
Ensteant
B. Carilste Som
Coldends
Lew ‘Barnes
Wichia Man Acquitted Sparks Tears at Jury Verdict
Bain Was acquitted after a jury verdict reported Wednesday, ending a long deliberation. Tears flowed as the defendant shook hands with supporters. Weather notes indicate generally fair and warmer conditions with southerly winds in Kansas.
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Wichia
Nam
van. O
Ruepa Bain
Beng
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