Three of a Kind At Des Moines Delegates Rally
Des Moines hosts a Democratic state convention with about a thousand delegates, chaired by M. P. Kealey of Ft. Dodge. Ex congressman White of Bennett leads, Bryan’s picture unfurled, and speeches defend free silver while denouncing Republican centralization. A conference committee unites Populist and free silver factions as the convention maps its platform and ticket.
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Des Moines
M. PF. Kealey
Ft. Dodge
Wwe
Fred E. White
Benkuk
Governir
Khan
Elidess
J. Bryan Way
Busan
Fredench & White
Erclesiastice
Tefurth Eiffers
Montier
Ehuton
Torstaee
Radhrat
Wwer
Murrey
Despotien
Teorketsller
Republican Porta
J. Bryan
White
Temple
Republican Party
Bryan
Eletth
Burlington
Relief Association
Atlee
State Central Committee
Democratic Committee
Frank Q. Smart
Lucas
Gcallison
Sherbine M
Hews
Ekster
Dudge AW van’ Wagenen
Woodary
Silver Republicans Open State Convention With Silver Hope
Ta June 24 The free republican state convention opened at the woodstorium with about 20 delegates present. State Chairman Amos Stickel of Pleomiled called the convention to order. B Romane of Denikou was chosen temporary chairman. Feu Mane condemned the prosperity failure of Mercing er's administration and predicted Allied silver forces victory in Town Unis. Me urged fuller consultation of the silver element in state and nation. The convention appointed regular committees and a conference committee with Democrats and Populists. The conference committee will ask the full committee to consider Daniel Kerr for governor.
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Wodstortum
Amos Stickel
Pleomiled
Orsey
B. Romane
Denikou
Ettirman
Feu- Mane
Mercinger
Unis
Daniel Kerr
Populist Convention Opens With Silver Standard Debate
Des Moines delegates fill the convention hall as Shire Chairman J Reliinger opens proceedings. C B Holly of Des Moines is named temporary chairman while Afr E Hully is listed as a Republican ally. The program defends free silver and criticizes the Democratic and Republican parties.
United campus clash leaves several injured at Ryerson tower
In Chicago on June 21 a violent melee at Hyensin Physical In Norattory caused multiple injuries among defenders and students. President Jura Scott Gruner sustained a severe leg injury. chaos ensued at the Ryerson tower as responders scrambled to aid the wounded. University authorities and the Sindingta Delievie charity committee will investigate, with possible suspensions for several teachers and students.
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Norattory
Patam Obrapreid
Aunor Dah
Deni Veal
Climaine
Jura
Scott Gruner
Sealor
Ieamadw Hy
He University
Sindingta Delievie Charit
Santa Fe Officials Outline Territorial Expansion Plans
Denver June 23 Santa Fe officials announced plans to develop Colorado and other western states with heavy investment to boost business. Key figures J J Frey Paul Morton H U Mudge and Davis discussed sugar beet farming Arkansas Valley expansion rail upgrades and renewed attention to passenger and industrial growth across the system. They expect strong summer traffic from tourists investors and home seekers while noting potential rate shifts tied to Western Passenger Association dynamics.
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Denver
Santa Fe Trailway
Kan
Davis
Santa Fe
Colorado
Devin
State Innid Board
Lkely
Mosers
Prey
Morten
Mudge
Pueblo
East
Frey
Arkansas Valley
New Mexico
Paul Morton
C. Davis
Brown Palace
Kansas
Nebraska
Rowest
Arkansas Alley
Whale Valley
Farma
Arkansas
Pasat
Tam Nut
Morton
Trinidad
Puetlo
Chm
Oklahoma
Walon Pacific
Western Passenger Association
Tiny Beer Garden Rumor Looms At Fifteenth and Quincy
Residents east of Kansas Avenue in South Topeka report improvements at the southeast corner of Fifteenth and Quincy. Joan Ritchie owns the corner property where carpenters repair a frame store, erect a high fence, and rumors spread of a cold storage plant and a miniature beer garden run by John O'Brien for Perd Heim Brewing of Kansas City. Nearby resident George Kinsley was moved out to make way for the new use.
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Fifteenth and
Quincy Streets
South Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Quincey Streets
Joan Ritchie
Seo
George Kinsley
Kinsley
Kitehfe
Ritchia
John O'Brien
Topeka
Perd Heim Brewing Company
Kansas City
Mr. O'Firien
Thindstreet
Police Blunder Arrests Teen For Bicycle on Sidewalk
A 16 year old boy named Jack Sharritt, son of George F. Sharritt, was arrested by a colored officer for riding a bicycle a short distance on the sidewalk near Topeka avenue. He was driven in a patrol wagon to the police station amid a crowd, while residents protested the treatment and questioned partisan policing practices. The incident sparks accusations of insults to a respectable family and calls for better officer training.
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Will Sherritt
George TF. Sherritt
Federal Court Way
Dilico Statin
Topeka Avenue
Tenth
Hobart
Wil Sherritt
George F. Sharritt
Young Sharritt
Jack
Eurly
Tyler
Bir
Geo
Fi Sharriet
Tenih
Topska
Young Shartitt
Wallar
Atchison
Topeka
Bln
Summer train service to Buffalo and New England points
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway offers morning, afternoon, and evening Chicago departures to Buffalo, Boston, and New England with a full schedule on request. Tourist tickets to scenic spots including Chau auqu Lake are on sale, with a free illustrated tourist book upon request. Bryan Day set for Friday at Ottawa Chauteauqua Assembly. round trip $1 via Santa Fe Roi Special train leaves 7:30 a.m.
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Buffalo
New York
Boston
New England
Mariner
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Jry
Chicago
Chauauqu Lake
B. PL Facimphicey v. P. A
Kansas City
KD Wilbur, AG. Pla
Bryan Day
Ottawa Chauteuqua Assembly
Stoops Guilty of Enticing Marjory Wallace in Immoral Purposes
In a 26 minute district court verdict, Harry Stoops was found guilty of enticing Marjory Wallace, 19, of Chicago, for immoral purposes. Wallace cried as testimony exposed family troubles and a contested marriage. The defense claimed lack of proof and Stoops’ good faith, while the state portrayed him as the central offender. The case adjourned for sentencing after contin ued arguments and testimony.
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District Court
Harry Stoopa
Marjory Wallace
Chicago
Thy Sury
Stoops
Kepley
Sroops
Salle
Harry Stoops
Petogaeess
Mary Sadie Hitter
Stoupa
Jetmore
Afr
Hazen Teputy
Galen Nichols
J. G. Hale
Hale
Martin
Stropa
Mr. Jetmore
Kansas City Show Sparks Disorderly Theatre Controversy
A Kansas City presentation titled How stirs public reaction as a foul spot. The event attracts crowd disruption with several attendees compelled to leave the theater amid debates over its flavor and intent.
Not Many Are Decent at Falrmount Vaudeville Show
Kansas City June 2 Merri Osborne a vaudeville performer faced church condemnation after an indecent performance at the Falrmount auditorium. Dean Duffy of St Paul’s Episcopal Church hissed the show and demanded his money back, citing immoral songs and attire. Audience reaction was mixed as Osborne wrapped the act amid boos and cheers, with the dean and party leaving in protest.
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Kansas City
Merri Osborne
Falrmount Audihortum
PF. F. Dotty
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Kanto City
Kan
Miss Oxborne
Weil
Duffy
Raneuvers
Piure
Mise Osborne
Steet
Jack Wonda
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Democratie and
Publican Committee
Holly
Chicago University
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Dr. Price
California
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Cuicago, In1
Fairmount Park
Kansas Cityan
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