Troutman Captures Shawnee County in Wide Victory
Troutman carried nearly every precinct in Shawnee county, winning statewide support amid a light vote. Mulvane orchestrated the campaign for the GOP and Welch narrowly carried a few wards. County central committee elected H. M. Philips chairman as Troutman leads the ticket. Welch concedes a strong showing but vows to press the governor race.
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Rock Welton
Welch
Troutman
Pwuirth
Aote
Lutherin
Trokimin
Gris Marie
de A. M. Callahan
J. R Bette
Wittiacee
W. Mulvare
Mulvane
Rand
Ginet
Tri Tite
Trochman
Telitinep
Woras
Weteh Ik
Welch Bon
Troutmen
Trewtreit
Welch Stortman
Wren
Sme
Dover Township
Trogtmen
Welch Taapeer
Waleh
Kaw
Samantian
Weteh
Vnct
Shiner
Precnet
A. A Raub & Betts
D. T. Gre
Yourt Cinet
M. Blokel
Eric Nystrom
Nane Jewell
E. Mon Wille Eidson
W. Wy Seene
F. Yy Melve
Serond Precinet
Welgneman
Eberle
F.W. Stoker
Arthur Massey
J. W. Gardiner
A .T. Allen
Roseville
John Howerton
J. E. Es
W. Betts
Jobe Fritz Mencken
M_ A. Hutchinson
Silver Lake
Oradale
East Goldier
Auburn
H. V. Fuller
Mr. F. Stout
G. A. Anderson
Eerap G. McConnell
T. Rl. Bibiliard
H. Biltette
A. Ze
North Mission
Ed Buckman
South Mission
J. EL Maus, Hartaick
Morris Zolnger
Jack
Boss Richland
Oliver Wyatt
Bellview
Mudty
Wiliam Ream
Lyon Creek
E. C. Pasnacht
Shawnee County
Weich Mill
United States
James AW
Gevsen
Ter Prepairs Makes Arrangements to Entertain
A Republican meeting in Clay Center Kansas outlined plans to entertain delegates for the Fifth district congressional convention on March 25. W E Dunitway presided. committee members appointed include H C Achenback W L Need Whil Parrot J W Stackpai and others. Caldertead faces no opposition and is likely to be renominated.
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Clay Center
Kas
Art Court House
Tale
Repub
Fifth District
de Mareh Whig
W. Caldertead
Change at Emporia in Santa Fe yards management
Emporia March 10 recall of superintendents Resseguie and Metieli precedes a major change in Santa Fe yard operations. Yardmasters will relocate to the depot yard area as the old building and trestle are moved. Operators are to be reestablished in the newly arranged space, signaling a shift in yard control and workflow.
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Emporia
Resseguie
Metieli
Santa Fe
Fusion call in Topeka aims at joint party meeting
Populist and Democratic state central committees plan a fusion conference in Topeka on March 2 to craft a joint ticket and platform. They may seek to test the constitutionality of anti fusion laws in court via a mandamus action to compel the secretary of state. A second meeting is set for March 5 at Throop hotel Topeka to coordinate with the People’s party committee and pursue unity against the Republican party.
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Topeka
Supreme Court
Noth
Gieirich Tha Mon Ak
Republican Party
He Etood Hotel
Curran
Secren
Ridgely
Democratic Wall
Sareelh
Mepulean
Democratic
Throop Hotel
People’s Party Committee
J. K Love
Teper Rele
Third District Field Narrows Through Battles and Withdrawals
Preliminary contests in the Third district race see avowed candidates reduced as Wheatley defeats Skidmore in Cherokee and Ergenbright surpasses Sproul in Montgomery. Sproul defeats Fitzpatrick in Sedan, who then withdraws. Wheatley faces solid backing in Cherokee, Montgomery, and Libette, with Shroul Crawford and others grouping in Chautauqua and Elm. Wilson and Cowley edge toward potential deadlock as parties weigh their options for the convention.
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Ihrer
Skidmore
Wheatley
Cherokee
Rneenbright
Wilson
Montgomery
Sproul
Fitzpatrick
Chautauqua
Wheatly
Cheroker County
Ergentright
Montgomery County
Sedan
Mitas Airick
Mitas Airick Amowsions, Hin Withdraw F From Thin Leaves Wheatley
Lee
N. P. Willits
T. W. ‘Jeffries
Wiseabee
Pane Leine Giannee
Cherokee County
Libette
Ergenbright
Ambette
J. Fiannelly
Chautauqua and
Elm
Mike
Roammon
Shroul Crawford
Itsilane
Cowley
Uney Plese
Wilton
An Wilson
Topeka Whist Club Defeats St Marys and Louisville
In St Marys Whit club rooms a 20 vs 20 match saw Topeka Whist club edge St Marys and Louisville by 14 points after a close game. An excellent lunch followed as players were entertained and future contests hinted. Notable Topeka players listed include Kemper Hoey and Sibley with others named from Louisville.
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St. Marys
Louisville
Topeka Whist
Topeka
Che
Rota
Kemper and Hoey
Loulevine
Sibley
Hurrie
Ene Kescent
Tamise Merrick
Reneedy Watiameun
Stee Louis
Fragmentary Kansas Names and Places List
A jagged OCR style list mentions Wolf and Ryder of Topeka Hyroes and Sipes of St Marys Bronson and Cole Marys Sarah and Robbins Topekac De Donder and Dyer St Marys 166 Marshall and Kendall Topeka Erbacher and Moss St Marys Keeler and Shakeshaft Topeka Levitt and O'Brien St Marys Average . ath
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Wolf
Ryder
Topeka
Hyroes
Sipes
St. Marys
Bronson
Cole
Marys
Sarah
Robbins
Robbers Foiled At Silver Lake Union Pacific Station
Two men attempted a holdup on Roy Hartzell the night operator at Silver Lake Union Pacific station. Hartzell fired wounding one attacker as shots were exchanged through the doorway and bay window. The robbers fled leaving a revolver bloodstained handkerchief and cartridges nearby. Hartzell a Rossville resident remains unharmed.
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Roy Hmartzell
Union Pacific
Silver Lake
Adrola
Elo
Hartel
Hartzell
Rossville
Sixth District Notes Highlight Local Politics and Candidacy
Cy Anderson plans to reclaim real estate holdings in Rawlins County. The Hersid debuts in Luray, with Burlin and Folts as editors. Postmaster Tokin faced minor delays. Dave Hanna, Graham County candidate for lieutenant governor, seeks legislative seat. Kreeder faces tough first-ballot votes. Reeder and Gray surface as possible opponents. Beloit remains politically quiet. no postmaster opposition expected. Cy Anderson debated Reeder’s influence but remains undecided.
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Cy. Anderson
Colby Land Office
Rawlins County
Hiakemare
Hersid
Luray
Russell County
Burlin & Folts
Congress
Chen Perdue
Heloit
Ihe
Sa Astrad
Dave Hanna
Wax
Graham County
W. M Glenn
Als
Smith Center
Smith County
Bynes
Pioneer
Wa-Keeney World
Arthur Carper
Kansas
Capper
D. J. Hannk
John.q. Royce
Republican Congressional Committee
Kreeder
Harry Gray
Osborne County
Topeka
Wellington
White
Reeder
Beloit
Chas. W. Smith
Dick Pickler
John Hamilton
Jewell County
Mankato
Washington
Bart
J.H. Reeder
Ellis County
H. L. Paster
Home
Trego
Wallace
R. F P. Vaughan
Manito Monitor
Fewell County
Cy Anderson
Colby
Reed
Bast
Gren
Land Office
Pike
Hogar
Church Rules Settle Diocese Cession to New Bishop
The matter of cession to the Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Colorado is settled. The bishop elect will assume until May 1 when ordained, per church rules. The bishop-elect serves as rector at St. Teapa Church in Bas, Pa.
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Episcopal Diocese
Coloraide
Puates Raving
Oimeted
St. Teapa
Bais
Boston Freight Handlers Strike Threatens 10000
Boston reports say 6000 team drivers from Union No 26 and allied unions will join a nationwide freight_handlers walkout. Police guard yards as New York New Haven Hartford and Boston and Albany lines face disruption. State arbitration board contacts parties hoping to avert wider action.
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Boston
Iabor
Bring ‘Transportation Company
Ite Teamsters
Line Company
Uta City
New York, New Haven and Hartford Central Railroad
New York, New Haven& Hartford
Boston & Albany
State Board of Arbitration
Blunder in Signals Wreck Delays Trains Near Neola Iowa
A Chicago Rock Island fast mail tram No. 2 test bound wrecked at the Milwaukee and St Paul crossing west of Neola Iowa. Engine Schultz and fireman Gottschalk suffered minor injuries. no passengers hurt. Misunderstanding of signals caused the crash and traffic on both lines was halted for hours. Separately Philadelphia reports the death of Rev Douglass Kelleg Turner near Hartaville at age 79, an author of historical works.
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Neola
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
Wie
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Welock
Schultz
Gottschalk
Count Blake
Milwaukee Tracks
Trafic
Douglass Turner
Philadelphia
Douglass Kelleg Turner
Elder Brewer
Hartaville
Here
Turner
Funston Honored Speech on War in the Philippines
General Funston spoke on the Philippines conflict noting the army’s efforts under difficult conditions. He recounted incidents with insurgents and praised the majority of American soldiers as brave and humane, while criticizing a small minority for unhelpful conduct.
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Funston
Philippines
Manta
Dewey
Merritt
al Aguiaido
Ube
Mies Sree
Market and court notes mix in dated dispatches
The article blends a court scene with market data and political chatter. It cites an improvised exchange about traitors and insurgents, mentions General Funston and Prince Henry, and pivots to a long Chicago March wheat market summary with futures, cash prices, receipts, and stock moves across various commodities and exchanges. It notes government reports, weather influence on winter wheat, and mixed trading across oats, provisions, hogs, and cattle with regional price shifts.
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Minay
George Waolinaton
Ualisa
Kendal
United States
Wisin
Funston
Prince Henry
Chicago
Tdi
Comralesien
Miancapore
Duluth
Leon Fee
Walt Teestats
St Wisthahige
Cables
Ana
Sarde Brent
Sonics
Wee
Mary
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Siete
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Ridgely and
Love
Brave
Rock Island Fast Mail
Iowa
Biobus
Jones
Chicago Livestock Market
Singker
Goma
McOkere
Kansas City
Liv Soto
Ies
Inekilling
Wentern ‘Wether
Biot
Ewes
MSSM
Ngo
New York
Anny
Dickie Ap
Aahiyneh Rossi
Basten
St.Paul
Pi Pel
Northweatern
Aterivan
Cob Bien
Grand Isi
Cokoradia
Ian Geo
Rewie
Ae Fae
Sear
Katsoy
Gore
Mr Gee
Titan
Ted Gealh
Maret
Tae Bons Goveetion Saady
Galveston
Dt Candwiai
Bupar
Faria
A. G. Goodwin
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