Rain and Rallies Mark Election Day Contests
Disputed weather dampens turnout as voters head to polls amid claims of biased campaigning. James Warner and supporters accuse rivals of distributing misleading cards while urging clean, honest voting. Weather and campaign tactics intersect as polling places operate through the evening under police watch.
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James
Warner
Toresoon
Prinee
Pony Telly
Mont
Mx Warner
Sayre
Tyrone Hughes
Frutus Peeeier
Couveilimas Weber
Olcine
Bel
Mr. Webs
Topeka State Journal Political Pulse at Polls
The Topeka State Journal describes election activity at the Fourth Ward polling place on Went Sixth Avenue, noting Dr. McFarland’s protest and Rev McParland directing voters. It details crowd behavior, organizational maneuvers, and tensions as voters faced ordered ballot action and attempts to control the polling dynamics.
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McFarland
Fev
J.D. McParland
First Methodist
Waten
Hodeite
Thns
Joe
Warner
Merehend
Cal” Hughes
Panand
Bitterness Exhibited Over Ward Precinct Election Chaos
Disorder filled a Fourth Ward precinct as voters faced tensions during a city jail polling scene. D Humphrey charged Nellis with bias and past voting for a Democrat or Populist. He urged party members to block dissenters from voting and claimed Republicans would deny ballots to challenged voters.
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Hughes
Hiesnechine
Tharnerseamt
Sone
Hi Hughes
Imasiagien
Carter
Warner People
Firs
Burkhart
Fourth Ward
D. Humphrey
Luther Neilis
Burrs
Mir. Nellis Bird
Babes Wbin
Jude
Ejungibrey
Cals
Euion
Hughes Anporurs Ovieen
Eivenphres
Nellis
Primary polling places listed for today
Voters are directed to polling sites opening at 9:00 a m with locations including St to Oleekeck at Clhowihus, Lean carpanter shop, Nor Sanwa home Sour precinct, Wo Wee aves, Strat grectnat, Jak Diese Ryewub east, Tas sagen Super viewer proche, and Us Poseth street Contineed on Sih Page.
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Celock
Oleekeck
Sorta Avenue
Charis Hhogen
Eecomd Peecinet Lean
Wale
Meoruet
Sanwa
Strat Grectnat
Jak Diese Ryewub
Tassagen
Proche
Pietiann
Cynai Ecinel
Ust
Powers Wake Up New Crises in Manchuria Spark War Fears
News dispatches report Britain seeking US support to deter Russia from permanent control of Manchuria. Berlin notes German press downplays Russian aims, while Japan increases naval and political activity. British, American, and Japanese diplomats respond to a widening East Asian crisis.
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Berlin
Ftiesia
Manchuria
Tersbure
Japan
Manecwaria
Daily Mall
Mamaupo
Coma
Kwang Su
Great Britain
United States
Dilly Express
China
Rus- Su
Monenuria
Frances
Walderser
Russia and United States discuss Manchuria policies
A Russian ambassador met with Secretary Hay amid reports of Washington shaping a clear policy on Manchuria. The talks touched on preventing Chinese disruption, Russia's stance on not seizing Manchuria, and maintaining peace with major powers, including Britain and the United States, while discouraging entangling alliances.
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Ehashty
New York
Carini
Russien Ambessa
Wasela
Serording
Enisa
Manchuria
America
Russia
United
Chindee
RSE En
Ioc
Feet
Zits
Iit
Hrulay
England
Planang
United States
China
Pe Keene Avery
Conger
Great Britain
Aus
Count Cassini
State Department
Hay
Dirty Political Work at Polls Triggers Voter Intimidation Claims
Report describes high handed methods by Hughes strikers amid a storm of protest. Women barred from voting at First precinct as a Warner carriage arrives. tensions rise as Black challengers question eligibility. Mrs Lillian Dwyer and Mrs Oncar Kraisa face denial of ballots despite Republican affiliation.
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Hughes
Lillian Dwyer
Dueyer
Oncar Kraisa
Storms and wrecks report and sugar price cut
Paris notes a gale on the English Channel causing a fishing smack to be wrecked near Tregastai by Brest with four drowned. St Mars of Bordeaux wrecked near Morlaine. In New York, AQ grade refined cars price cut by 3s per cwt.
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Paris
English Channel
Tregaastai
Brest
St. Mars
Bordeaux
Morlale
New York
Governor Stanley Messages Awaited as Hope Ends
The day closes with statements from Gov. Stanley anticipated after a prolonged wait for official messages. Citizens and officials watch for final word as the political situation remains unsettled and expectations run high.
Kansas Senate Adjourns After Prolonged Session
A Kansas legislative adjournment closes the first session of the state’s legislature. Senator John Chang stands alone among faithful to help the lieutenant governor chair the Senate. House members and Governor Stanley note the session’s arduous work and lingering bills, with final adjournment delayed to allow laws to become effective.
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Atste
Kansas
D'Cloel
John Chang
Shawnee
Rinhter
Senate
House
Kesvar
Sare
Euverdor
Topeka
House of Represettatives
Stanley
Govmor
Chaney
Alsy
Dougherty
Bows
List Wesnerday
Wynntoke County
Dilla
Kansas to Establish Medical Board for Licenses
Governor Biinley outlines a seven member medical board to oversee licensure in Kansas. Four allopaths, three homeopaths, and three eclectics will be represented, with initial appointments by law within days and a May main meeting for practice guidance.
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Board of
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Kania
Tte
Tts
Uiree
Maeke
State of
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Legal note on osteopathy practice in county clerks act
A fragment discusses a statute limiting medical practice registration for osteopathy. It mentions doctors must register and that the act cannot interfere with beliefs in treatment. The text references a physician within the meaning of the act and notes protections for religious or solan contexts.
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M.D
State Auditor warns of tax shift by legislation
State Auditor Cale warns the law will shift tax credits from past payments to future taxes, potentially costing the state up to 402000 dollars. Governor Stanley comments that the bill was passed with knowledge of its effects, risking treasury stability and revenue losses for counties and the state.
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Allort
Chote
Harper
Stanley
Judement
Legislat
Xeetty
Internal Revenue Changes Hit Bucket Shop Transactions
A circular letter from the commissioner of Internal Revenue outlines changes in the taxes on bucket shop dealings under new revenue laws. Provisions affecting stock and commodity trades take effect in April, with overall tax rules aligning to the July 1 fiscal year. The reform tightens tax on brokers to six tenths of a cent per hundred dollars and exempts only certain produce and merchandise trades from taxation, raising questions as the system begins operation.
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Caliectara
Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Manly
Wnitel
Burke
Russia Seeks Shorter Route to Port Arthur
A report from San Francisco states Prince Ensaliteohitte plans a new sparsely settled railway route to Port Arthur via Rivslan lines in China. The aim is to bypass the longer Chinese eastern lines and connect with the Trans Siberian system through Manchuria. The prince intends to depart east on Monday to pursue the scheme with a syndicate seeking the Hank-Canton millway concession from an American promoter.
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Port Arthur
San Francisco
Prince Ensaliteohitte
China
Peterspire
Bt. Witte
Adwiph Routeteln
Yoing Fathder
Ching
Chinee
Tattrand
Witte
Ratisten
Prince
Hanke-Canton Millway
Pisk Lectures Benefit for Orphans Home
Dr Fisk delivered a popular benefit lecture at the Auditorium last night for Tapeka Orphans Home. The illustrated talk blended old and new views including Fulton’s steamboat and the first railway locomotive, with praise for the speaker’s preparation and attention to electricity and railway safety. A follow up lecture is announced at his own church on Sunday. Weather prospects indicate colder, with potential snow northward.
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Tapeka
Ute Bev D
Pini
Mecca
Oo Aplenai
Robert Fulton
Secnhtury
Fisk
Finke
Massachusetts Cadet Forced to Resign Mis Place
A Massachusetts cadet faced forced resignation amid controversy over a misplacement incident. Authorities cited disciplinary grounds and questioned judgment, prompting examination of academy procedures and student conduct policy.
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Massachusetts
Chris Magee Dies In Pirteburg After Illness
The noted Ivania politician Christopher J. Mayor of Pirteburg died yesterday. He had been in declining health after suffering fever and other ailments. Magee held state office and directed several firms, serving as principal owner of local enterprises. His death follows a long career in public service and business.
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Ivania
Ptiteba
Oelp
Gantrok
Asa
Weesury
Hiv Wan
Tyle
Odin
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