Business men in revolt over railroad control at Wichita
In Wichita March the revolt of business interests against railroad influence grows as leaders back Wheatley and Walker, with Potter withdrawing. Hoch leads anti-machine effort to nominate a slate opposing Kelly, while stakeholdings pit Jackson County Walker and Miami’s Kelly delegates against machine-backed figures.
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Ing
Ahoukit
Walker
Jackson County
Kelly
Miami
Wailer
Jackson
Miam
Chiat
Ateht~son
Bates
Weandelle
State Board of Niqualization
Bes Ff
Chishi
Na Aeigalee Tanta
Rat Lot
Misr
Hoch
Wehit
TT. Kelly
Samust
Harper
W. Tt
Stubbs
Cy Leland
Troy
Clark Smith
C. A. Star
Otawa
Henry Altar
Tadke Strart
Guenett
Wichita
Smart
Stuart
Moe Durlice
Allen
Creeck
Ryan
John
Potter
Marlon
Bass Buster Herquarters
Interforesé
Carey
Cominitzes Toomess
Flit
Ike Flobl
Tatler
George
Reno
Thompson
Sas White
Ottawa County
Ashlugh
Wichite
Wheatley
T. M. Potter
Marion
Herbert Hackney
Topeka
Gey
Plumb
Tyou
L. PF. Martin
Hutchtart
M. M. Sherman
Eneworth
Rejiroad
Aw Walker
Brutus
Pines
Atkinson CW
Ityan
Atkinson
Shawnee Delegation Barely Secures Free Transport
Shawnee county delegation, ten members, faced trouble in Wichita as Republicans in government debated transportation funding. The effort to secure free transport for a prearranged event barely succeeded amid intra party disputes and reporting confusion.
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Shawnee County
Gonverthin
Wichita
Pratt to Wichita Delegation Faces Transport Hurdles
A Shawnee County delegation struggles to secure transit to Wichita for a key meeting. Santa Fe Railways refuse to move the group, Mixsouri Pacific options entice, and officials weigh walking routes and alternative connections between Topeka and Wichita. A local edict and pass issues surface amid political interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Plains
Santa Fe Railway
Shawenee Braves
J. H. Richards
Mixsouri Pacific
Wichita
Loomis
Santa Fe
Topeka
B. A. Low
HH. M. Phillips
Sealitre
Shawnee County
Ukele Quashes Walker Contests for State Convention
Holton dealer F Ukele sagte to State Journal reporter that Walker county challenge to seated delegates in Jackson county lacks merit. He noted precincts carried by Thorayson and Broderick were fair, promised proof of Walker signs and that Topeka leaders influenced the move. He warned seating places for Walker would undermine Kansas primaries and conventions and likened it to past Populist maneuvers.
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W. A. Thorayson
Case Broderick
Walker
Logan
Liter Wen
Topeka
Hylton
Cust County
Cedar
Cedar Township
Curtis
Yhompton
Broderick
Our
Thompson
Rhoderick
Tnopety
Wichita
Jackson — County
Kansas
Jackson County
Tin State
Contesting Delegations at the Convention
The contested delegations include Jackson County Fort Thornson C i Fylend WW Fisher Frank C Pomera and others. Anti Machine and Anti Kelly groupings list numerous names from Miami and surrounding counties, with Capt Felthen Smith Major FB Remington and regional figures among the contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Fort Thornson
C. i. Fylend
I. Fisher
Frank C. Pomera
W. Water
L. Abel
Adam Mehinter
M. Beck
F. Chole
W. EL Brown
Harry Daniels
Pat Walker
Albert Sarback
Chis. Logan
Ed B. Jores
Miami County
Felthen Smith
Thomas Crawford
Mijor FB Remington
Acl
Thomas
Geo. J. Robtson
D.¥. Mote
T. A. Hinds
Mr. Jackson
D. W. Hays
John Dalrymple
Kelly
Joel Hutlett
C. 8
Flanders
BF Shepson
Alex Hamtin Sehatin
W. W. Culbertson
G. J. Mastera
Fred Geizke
Bailey Calls Home As Governor Skips Wichita Convention
Governor Bailey will not attend the Republican state convention in Wichita. He plans to leave for Baileyville this afternoon after a telegram from Haileyville reporting his brother-in-law Cafferty’s sudden illness and blindness. Bailey cites illness but cannot confirm details as he heads home.
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Bailey
Wichita
Balleyville
Cafferty
Goveror Haileys
Haileyville
Baileyville
Palley
Collision on Great Southern Express Near Kewauke Alabama
A southbound express on the Great Southern near Kewauke Alabama collided head on with unknown freight near Minto today. Engineer Po Larkin was reported missing along with a weighing crew member. Names and details varied in the damaged OCR text.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bama
Great Southern
Collie
Kewauke
Minto
Po Larkin
Spa
Na i Tiina
Britain and Russia Face Row Over Dardanelles Passage
A chaotic dispatch reports Sultan’s stance on allowing the Black Sea Fleet to pass the Dardanelles only if Russia pays a heavy price. London voices concern with no European capital offering clear support. Russia rejects a Berlin-treaty reading while Britain seeks to keep status quo amid Turkish unrest.
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Perlin
March
Porte
Turkey
M. Zionoff
Black Sea
Russia
Austria
Constantinople
Berlin
France
Burdin
Pakshs
Btritain
Rumi
Constantinoply
Germany
Germesny
Peither
Italy
Thix
Nyemal
Cossacks Leave for Manchuria
Snow falls as tensions rise in Blagoveschensk where Algun cossack rifles depart for Takalhar Manchuria. Japanese suspects are questioned but identified as Chinamen or Koreans and vessels’ pilots with coast knowledge are accused of aiding. Remaining Japanese to Stretensk are to be moved.
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Sohén
Not Annie Oakley Imposter Tied to Chicago Larceny Case
The State Journal notes a Chicago larceny arrest where the suspect claimed to be Annie Oakley, daughter in law of Buffalo Bill Cody. The article confirms the real Oakley is in Atlantic Highlands New Jersey using the name Mrs Annie Butler, and had separated from Buffalo Bill’s show, achieving success on stage.
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State Journal
Annie Oakley
Buffalo Bill
Chicago
Cody Buffalo Bill
Lille Cody
Cody
Wo Fy Cody
Autlantic Highlands
N. J
Annie Butler
Miss Oakley
Buffalo Bi
Police officer's club assault cited in town incident
W G Fairchild, a young hawker, alleges Police man Allison clubbed him on a Kansas avenue street. The confrontation began when Allison ordered Fairchild to switch sides as he rode south in a buggy. The officer swung multiple blows after tumbling from the wagon, but Fairchild escaped and was taken to the police station with supportive bystander Ross fearus.
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W. G. Fairchild
Allison
FA Street
Kimsas Avenue
Hoon
Fairchild
Kansas Avenue
Fairchit
Pulrelina
Fairehild
Alli#05
Batlees
Joos
Fairchld
Floss
Ross Fearus
Faireuid
Ross
Pallol
Faircchild
Allson
Witsic
Cexsful
Shorty Taupe
Talaba
Jamison
Toneka Police
Chief McCollum
Mc Colusa
Wichita convention news by direct wire
State Journal notes direct wire from Convention Hall to its office will relay Wichita convention results faster than street updates. Weather forecast for Kansas indicates generally falling temperatures tonight and Wednesday with warmer conditions by midweek. winds from the south and west.
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State Journal
Wichlin
Convention
Strete Journal
Wichita
Chicago
Kansas
Weather Outlook Promises Warmer Temperatures Ahead
Forecast indicates generally fair weather tonight and Wednesday with warmer conditions. North and west areas may see higher temperatures tonight. Monday’s high reached 81. Southeast winds around 12 miles per hour shift through the day. Government thermometer readings document hourly changes through today.
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Tony Sere
Funeral of Rev Archibald Beatty Held at Grace Cathedral
The funeral service for Rev Archibald Beatty S T Cawan was held at Grace Cathedral at 3 PM with Bishop Frank Millspaugh officiating. He was the oldest clergyman in the Kansas diocese and served the church here for 40 years. All Episcopal ministers in the diocese attended and escorted the body to Lawrence by special train for burial.
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Trk
Rusa
Port Ahr
Port Arthur
Blark
Aarail
Wilo
Indla
Amsood
Neheil
Aeid
Stark
trans-Balkel
Mongolia
Cxar
Orlow Dashw
Shanghai
Marci
Orlandine
Korea
Manchuria
Ito Wilt
Koirka
Marquis Tro
Tsuguke
Privy Council
Usagawa
Bokamnne
Hiem
Vladivostok Vladivestok
Hardor
Tok
Archibald Beatty
S. T. Cawan
Grace Cathedral
Frank Millspaugh
Beatty
Kansas
Lawrence
Late Rev Archibald Beatty obituary highlights service
The Late Rev Archibald Beatty born in Ireland March 12 served in the diocese, was chaplain of Bethany College, dean of Kansas Divinity School, and held multiple clerical roles. He helped locate Christ hospital with Bishop Wall and led hospital religious services. During the Civil War he was chaplain of the Thirty-fourth Infantry.
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Th eOily
Ireland
Bethany College
Kansas Divinity School
The
Groves of Kansas
Episcopal Church of the
Kansas Theological School
Bishop Wall
Beatty
Christ Hospital
Thirty-fourth Infantry
Save the Vista Plan Sparks Capitol Debate
Washington March 8 discussion centered on preserving the vista from the Capitol dome to the Washington Monument. Rep Newlands urged restricting public buildings to a 400 foot belt, reserving Mall for expositions similar to Paris. The bill went to District of Columbia committees. In the House the speaker sustained a point of order on carriage wording in the legislative, executive and judicial appropriations bill, sending the conference back.
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Washington, March
Newlands
New
Lin Dill
National Capitol
Washington Monument
Mall
Washington
Paris
Colinbia
Secretary of the Interior
Atlantic and Pacific
New Mexico
Arizona
HOUSE
Carnot
Mann
Curtis Names Cadets From Topeka And Atchison
Curtis selects Hugh Encor of Topeka and A J Cook of Atchison as naval cadets. Secretary of the Navy advised Representatives and Miller they are entitled to cadet positions. Cadets to face competitive examination next Tuesday at Port for the slots in a slate including Weet Port and Tatpori locations.
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Hugh Encor
Topeka
A. J Cook
Atchison
Buffion
Tongalno
Aga ‘Represental Ck
Reeder Galalee Ohare
Weocine
Wele
Presenta
Calon
Atiers
Blind Musicien Angry in Leavenworth Restaurant Incident
In Leavenworth Kansas Maren William Hall, a blind musician, wrecked Henry Chestina’s restaurant after Chestina, a Black man, failed to prepare a steak to Hall’s satisfaction. Hall attacked Chestina with a thrown steak, then seized and swung a stool until police and waiters restrained him.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Maren
William Hall
Henry Chestina
Hall
Chestina
Chestins
Maz
Escaping Boats At Flood Peak In Susquehanna Area
Water in the north branch of the Susquehanna at Wilkes-Barre and other locales rises to its highest level since 1900s, flooding low lands, isolating towns, and cutting rail communications. Residents flee in boats as the river threatens further cresting over the next hours.
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Wilkesbarre
Suequehanna
Vert Bium
Moodie
Burwood
West Moore
Saudhanna
Susquehanna
Sunbury
Wikesbarre
Wikisinsport
Lock Haven
Tunkhannock
Harrisburg
Bor
Pianos
Delawyire
Haston
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Springfield mob kills man after alleged shooting
In Springfield on a grim night, Richard Dixon, a Black man, was shot dead by a mob outside the county jail after an alleged shooting. A 2000-strong crowd formed, but only Dixon’s executioners fired, with authorities reporting no prior capital punishment in Clark County’s history.
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Springfield
Hichard Dixon
Negro
Charles Co Diver
Cynthiana
Dixon
Smalltie County
Dicea
Teddy
Clark
Murdock Named At Sevaah District Convention
At the Sevaah district Gmeresmanal convention this afternoon John H. Milliken of Moi ersom placed his name before the convention. Resolutions were passed supporting President Ho Roosevelt's administration and the delegates were instructed to vote for the Jane iwn at the water convention. Polock’s first year of service and other local selections were noted as cor prerogatives.
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Whc Kan
Sevaah
McChimra
Jton
John H. Milliken
Moi
Ersom
Hoosevelt
D. W. Mulvine
Feeman
F. Dumont Stzith
Murdock's First Delegation In House Seat
Fragmentary report notes Murdock of the Seventh District and a delegation member present in the halls. The text also lists temperatures from several large cities including Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia Washington and Cincinnati with mixed readings.
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Washington
Represeniian Murdock
Kates
A Snember
Karras
Chicago
New York
Boston
Phily Adeliia
Mim
Cincinnati
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Hock
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I Miller
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Aero
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F Pamont Sint
Burrow
Republican State Committee
Shawnee
Dardanelles
England
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Vladivontok
Bakhutien
Japan
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Amur
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DR. Beatty
Senator Newlands
Blind Musicien
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