Schlyer Named in Close Battle for Sixth District Seat
John Schiver of Mays City, a regular in the state legislature, seeks the senate nomination in the thirty-ninth district against Charles Buschow. In Colby May 2, the Populist convention backed Schiver. Hopkins carried most counties. Results show Buschow leading in several counties, but Schiver gains strength in Emmons and Cheyenne counties. The race remains fluid with fusion and party dynamics shaping cross endorsements and potential election outcomes.
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Colby
Poputtet
John Schiver
Mays City
Caece Eves
Ieale Cuan
Ano Fuschow
Golden G. Hopkins
Moxte
Hopkins
Baer
Muschiw
Uiton Penis
Fiopkine
Baye Khir
Buschow
Irown
Bhechow
Hoy
Cheyenne
Denkar
Ellie
Russhew
Ellis
Gove
Legan
Wallace
Sherman
Neo Buschow
Ellis Pnints
Rehlyern
Von
Emn
Buschow Imoush
Republican Party
Schiver
Tneures
Populists Clash Over Sixth District Nomination Strategy
Delegates in the Sixth District Populist convention rejected adjournment to meet Democrats later. A key fight over straight Populist nominees for president and township officers dominated the proceedings. Harry Gims chaired. FAL Wright served as temporary secretary amid contentious sessions.
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Avid
Hy OL Ciatar
Berlin
Smith County
Woo H. Hiles
Norton
Norton County
Fal Wright
Temporey
F. J. Cine
Harry Gms
Osborn County
Ttert
Don
F. Burleigh Johnsen
Efis County
Mroncer
John Sotiyer
Ellie Corner
Democratic Committee
Sith
John
O. Canisa
Din Caster and Young Custer in Decatur county notices
The text sketches Din Caster a former Decatur County legislator and Young Custer a bright speaker and four year Decatur County superintendent now studying law. It notes his non alignment with factions and possible opposition support. Also cites W Parkhurst of Parkhurst Davis Co Kansas seeking railroad commissioner role amid party criticisms and calls for railroad reform.
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Din Caster
Decatur County
Custer
Reeds
Parkhurst
Parkhurst, Davis & Co
Topeka
Smith Center
Railromd
People’s Party
Rlxuh
W. S& Puerkhurst
United Commercial Travielers
Kueneas
Political Gossip on Douglas County Primaries and Contests
A Franklin County dispute over a vacancy triggers a new Republican convention in the Sixteenth district while Douglas County shows a Republican edge with W Stubbs unopposed. Factional fights pit J L Brady against Senator A Henley for representative, Brady touting reform and broader education funding amid editorials. Other counties nominate candidates for state senate and local offices as primaries approach. A separate item notes a Kansas party train plan and a Oklahoma cyclone near Guthrie damaging five farmhouses and crops.
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Douglas County
Wstubbs
J. L. Brady
Lawrence, World
A. Henley
Brady
Bowersock
Henley
Hhis
C. 5
Finch
The
Gazette
Gazette World
Pinch
Yesterduy
Daglas County
Iee Peeling
Bourbon County
Wiliam Baird
Tornadoes Strike Kansas Towns and Rail Depot Demolished
Lindsborg Kansas May 6 tornado struck Crawford Rice County damaging Union Pacific depot armory homes and a tent causing injuries and near misses. Other towns report destroyed grain elevator depots torn houses and crop losses with rain and hail widespread. Weather storms disrupt telephones and rail service as communities assess damage.
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Lindsborg
Kan
Union Pacific
Armory
C. Nelson
H. P. Pinderstrom
Agent Lynch
Union Pacific Railread
Nelson
Bauer
Tme
Walle Thase i
Methany College
Burgiani
Rice County
Lyons
Kun
Crawford
Missouri Pacific
Anzusta
Wichita
Torneo
Aucusta
Valley Center
Sedgwick County
Heat Claims Two Lives in Pittsburg and Prostrations Rise
Pittsburg officials report two deaths and numerous prostrations tied to extreme heat. The high reached 91 degrees yesterday, an unusually hot reading for the season. Forecaster in Chicago notes Kansas forecast calling for partly cloudy skies and possible showers in western areas.
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Pittsburg
Sumner County High School Commencement Held At Auditorium
Commencement of the Sumner county high school was held at the Auditorium last evening. There was a class of twenty three graduates. The address to the class was delivered by President J. N. Wilkerson of the Kansas State Normal.
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Weumgyon
Nar
Annia
Sumner County High School
J. N. Wilkerson
Kansas State Normal
Iroquois Theater Remodel Plan Denied
Chicago May 26 permission to remodel the Iroquois theater on submitted plans has been denied by Building Commissioner Tolman on advice from Corporation Counsel Tolman Major. The theater cannot open until all provisions of the theater ordinance are met and the relief that its remodel can conform with the law may be impossible. Mayor Harrison supported the counsel and said action will be taken to enforce the ordinance requirements.
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Chicago
Will
Corporation 1
Tolman Major Tolman
Harrison
Democratic State Convention Adopts Controversial Platform
At a late session in Nashvill Parker, delegates were adjourned until 10 o clock amid disorder caused by a Knox county representation contest. James D. Fraser was nominated to succeed himself as governor and to lead the national convention delegation to vote for Jude Alton. The platform criticizes President Roosevelt for usurping powers and endorses Panama Canal construction while condemning current administration policies. It asserts racial supremacy and calls for white political dominance as essential to social order.
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Nashvill
Fenn
James DB. Fraser
Jude Alton
Parker
New York
Knnox
Frazer
Hoosevelt
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Vote for Union at Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Dunas Texas May 5 reports a decisive union vote at the Cumberland Presbyterian church in the United States of America. The assembly debated doctrine of predestination and education standards as the key issues. The vote stood US for and 75 against, with significant factions arguing over unity and reform.
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Dunas
Tex
Cumberland Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Ammering
Roy
Tempiston
Clerksville
Tean
Asd
Kin Chou Falls as Japanese Drive Inland
London reports Kin Chow attacked at dawn and Kin Chow fell to Japanese forces by noon. Russians retreat in two columns as fighting continues along the peninsula with heavy casualties feared.
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London
Central News
Tuklo
Nenquwan Ling
Kwang Tung Peningula
Kin Chou
Kin Chow
Port Arthur
Chefoo
Dalny
Sansuripo
Negillen
Kinchaw
Tallenwan
Kin Chau
Takurhan
Reit
Feng Wang Cheung
Neon Kotte
Rossin
Navel
New York
Rosdan
London Times
Kent
Russia
Elieion
Rielan Master of Marine
St. Petersboro
Echo de Paris Baas
Fouswin
Europe
China
Rusela
Hay
Tunika
Cur
Petertoft
St. Petersture
Tearskoe-Selo
Peterhoft
Nicholas Wey
Lones
Tallen Wan Bay
Ledo Tung Peninsula
Rain and cool breezes sweep Kansas and Missouri
Cloudy conditions linger with chances of showers across Kansas and western Missouri. Temperatures ranged from the high 60s to low 70s in cities like Wichita, Topeka, Manhattan, and Fort Scott as of late morning. Winds shifted from north at about 14 miles per hour, with a cooler feel expected tonight and into Friday.
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Ion
Kansas
Missouri
Miisouri
Dee Ees Omata
Kanes City
Puker
Torvaden
Fort Scott
McPherson
Manhattan
Orage Cite
Topeka
Fo- Wichita
Roteramant Thermalmetal
Ten Miners Succumb In Willametown Gas Disaster
Ten miners suffocated by sulfurous gas from a locomotive vent in the Summit Branch coal operation at Williametown, Dauphin County. Victims include Michael Golden and Enoch Morgan among others. a rescue party faced toxic gas as it worked to reach the entrapped.
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Wilkesbarrs
Sac and Sulpur
Summit Branch Coal Company
Williametown
Dauphin County
Vlebrne
Michael Golden
Michael
Golimgn
Ghouge Raivle
Ian Kurney
Joseph Puncil
Enoch Morgan
Albert Nav
Fred James
Adam Scoppenmerier
Samuel Fredench
Ensieey
Ad F
Typ Imam Em
Steene
Cure
Valera
Eral
Hear Vale Iey
Willlaroutomn
Cary
Galdes
Harrieberg
Aiitat
Somat
Suaqurhatin Coat Company
Willumatown
Rescerdass
Wiliiars Valley
County plans longer macadam road project this summer
The county contemplates extending a half mile of macadam pavement this summer along West Sixth Avenue toward Gage Park. The work would make the new road about fifteen feet wide and eight inches thick, improving access for trucks from the brick plant while avoiding the park edge.
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Sixth Avenue
Anit
Gage Park
Drick
Biath Avenue
Hita
Boat Explosion Kills Thirteen Near Louisville
A lake explosion four miles from Louisville killed thirteen people and fatally injured three others with two survivors. The accident aboard the Wilson, a Pittsburgh owned riverboat, caused debris to rain over a wide area as injured were rushed to hospitals and the riverfront suffered damage. Names include Captain Joseph Price and several Pittsburgh crew members among the dead and injured.
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Louisville
Re. Mage
Fred Wilson
Hiverview Park
Joseph Price
Pittcure
Pitsburg
Price
Syelliam Gutin2
Pittature
Albert Miller
Pittaburg
Hemman Sthiicly
Etigibi
Joseru
Warren
Mitdieport
iLtAne Bornton
Atrick
Bony Tiwwad
Emma Willidrmeer
Chambermaali
Berm
Teagetpermoals
Wells Burs
W.va
Jonnesn
Tyrone
Willan Tinmold
John Biller
Pittabeire
Codiey Kitehern
Charlie SO
Garta Bikie
Wiliam Miller
Wilson
Pridhy
Eich
Herman Shively
Pours
John
Tevsasion
Colasit
Etyle Park
Pastiraggims
Braddock
Neler
Holuend
Cape Tin
Dr Herben Chosen in Angetes Election Report
May 36 An election result from Angetes Cal shows Dr Herben chosen in the Epworth Ferry ballot. Merhen and De York agencies are noted with the New York and Cincinnati concerns. Homer Exton and J Muioe were the only candidates for a position. some nominees withdrew. A five year suspension was announced for Five Years in New York.
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Bovald
D. D. Doherty
Cincanati
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Schlyer
Hillis
Charles Buschow
Jobn Sobtyer
Fusion
Charles Bhisehore
Oder
Bur
de Mert
Bénator Buschow
Attorney General's Department
Franklin County
A. W. Benson
Attorney General
D. B. Harrison
Downs
Renud- Hoan
Lucas
Lincoln County
FF. Bracken
Ellsworth
1. C. Seaver
Russell
Osborne
Crawford County
FF Porter
A. Burns
T. R. Jones
Register of Deeds
J. R. Carpenter
Woodbury
Harry Hornaday
M. Warde
Fred Oe
Sherif Ea Med
A. G
J. G. Price
Isaac Clark
J. S. Biair
W. E. Crawford
E AM King
W. E. Gregs
J. W. Monte
A. Fisher
Porter
Dr. Fisher
Rewena
John Curran
Tom Gordry
Salina Journal
Guthrie
Oki
Augusta
Saline
Salina
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Lens
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AL Concordia
Rainie
Len
Florence
Southwest Telephone Company
Hearst
Wrenn
Wyn
Laramie
Farid
Eters
William Furdoin Hearst
Laramie County
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West Portion
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Ratrantet
Ohio
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A. P. Sandies
Ottawa
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Cincinnati
Sup
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Curt Dairy
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Quinlan M. Gravett
Wooster
Board of Public Works
Wm. BH. Ferguson
Springfield
John A. McDowell
Milleraburz
A. J. Pearson
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Methodist Conference
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Aluhana Pavers Parker
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