Bitterness at Troy Great Leader meddles in county politics
A fragmented report from Donipban County Florida describes Solomon of Atchison attorney for the Populist central committee, and Leland charged with obstruction as a court fight over placing the Populists on ballots dominates election day. The piece notes alleged interference by Republican supporters, crowd behavior, and critical quotes from J. W. Leedy urging democracy against wealth influence.
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Solomon
Atchison
Central
Supreme Court
Harry Friggs
Center Township
Kamed
Populllus
Tim Byards
Lafond Terap
Bitinke
Tit Geelwion
Bruce
Amissouri
Leland
Pine
Cy Leland
Neuraes
Danian Cmate
Uy Lelagd
Guetarid
Danete Pilities
Syranos
Feima
Viloe
Tetond
Rommeinisonts Iy
Ultrred
Chetty
Topvka
Cecil
Gov Lewdy Answers Tribune Questions on Nation’s Strength
Governor Lewdy responds to Chicago Tribune queries about how to strengthen the nation and improve citizen usefulness in government. The exchange touches on public service, national resilience, and the role of leaders under current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Lewdy
Wrymors
Tribune
Webb McNall on Politics Urges Unity In Reform Forces
Webb McNall argues reform factions must stand together in off years and in elections. He stresses honest fair collaboration, warns against favor trading in absence of issues, and predicts a three party fusion opposing the Republicans in future campaigns.
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Webb M'Nall
Webb McNall
Republican Party
Tle
Heine Hosgish
Bit Teesth
Campilon
Want Wheldon Released From Prohibition Jail Term
Ben Wheldon of Impora, a Chak city chief and former druggist, was convicted of violating the prohibitory law and sentenced to a F200 fine and 60 days in jail. Governor Leedy refused to intervene or grant a pardon despite petitions from Emport citizens. The case, tied to Lyon county, drew condemnation at an Emport temperance meeting, with the governor standing by the sentence.
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Ben Wheldon
Impora
Chak City
Leedy
Mim
Wheldon
Lyon County
Supreme Court
Judey Reniolph
Tate” Peritings
Peturn
Interior of State House Dome to cost 18000 dollars
Bids averaged about 18000 dollars to finish interior of the State House dome. Contracts let by the executive council will fund removal of the obstructing ding and complete the dome to the second floor with marble wainscoting and other improvements in Topeka.
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State House
Courcil
Alleche
Ono
Topeka
Duker and Sullivan
Periah, Martin & Co
Goung Chu
Weels
Reduction of grain rates in Kansas discussed
The Populist state board of railroad commissioners, with Santa Fe President Ripley, debated effects of grain rate reductions. Galveston export dealers plan to exploit lower Gulf rates on corn and wheat, likely benefiting Kansas producers while railroads bear the loss. The case tests whether farmers or grain shippers profit from the cut. The Supreme Court upheld a three year sentence for Bussey of Winfield in an abduction case, with Attorney General Boyle proceeding in Pittsburg.
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Gulf
Kansas
State Board of Railroad Suinimvioners
Present Ripley
Santa Fe
Ripley
Galveston
Chicago
Bussey
Winteld
Augusta
Butler County
Kansas City
Supreme Court
District Court
Reinstating Mint Owners Charged With Violating New Law
The case draws state attention as southeastern Kansas workers face threats to company stores and earnings sharing through Wirefeh. The Attorney General will probe coal screening rate violations. The Kansas Supreme Court refused an injunction in the Ford county county clerk salary dispute involving George Lawrence and J K Leigh, upholding the de facto status of Lehdeigh.
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Nerip
Karneas Am
Wirefeh
Lehdigh
Supreme Court
George 3
Lawrence
Ford County
J. K. Leigh
Mite
Leldich
Butterworth Patents Official Report on Illness in Nevada
Cleveland Nev March 11 Commissioner of Patents Bendiin Butterworth lies ill at the Hotton Men hotel with pneumonia. Dr J Kent Saunters says Butterworth is slightly better and that his condition shows strong hopes for eventual recovery.
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Cleveland
Nev
Bendiin
F. Butterworth
Hotton- Men
J. Kent Saunters
Hutterworth
Foraker Faces Gossip Amid Senatorial Question
The Ohio State Journal report from Craninnat Sass notes a meeting in Columbus between Senator Foraker and L. Deuvte over the senatorial issue. Foraker denies intent to quarrel with press inquiries, says he will not be dragged into every controversy and demands caution to protect his name. The Republican party aims to handle the matter without outside dictation and seeks public confidence.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Craninnat Sass
Joba! Palition
Harnes
Foraker Wan Eam
State Journal
Kure
Sendier
Beate Tournal
Fatis
Nume
Mir Jorthos
Romibliein
Grain for Europe ships to depart in weeks
Twenty steamers are at port or ordered to Wad grain for European ports. Most of the grain will be shipped within the next few weeks. Ships carry wheat and corn worth millions. shipments this year reach high numbers, while export petroleum remains robust with a large gain over last year.
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Philadephia
Telephone Exchange Moves to Third Floor Expansion
The telephone exchange will move into the building’s third floor to gain space for 16 more subscribers, bringing total capacity to 5 percent. The old switchboard will be repaired and sent to Leavenworth. A lunch room for the Hallo girls is noted, while a phonograph concert linked Topeka and Missouri audiences accompanied a talk by John F. Mutynne.
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Leavenworth
Butler
Kowec
John FR. Mutynne
Butle
Bane Teanemnitter
Georg Bayless
Topeka
Missouri
Croker at Hot Springs Health Visit
A band of Tammany Sachems led by Richard Croker Rudolph Gugsenheim Thomas Grady and others arrived at Hesith Resort Hot Springs Virginia. Croker appears well despite recent illness and will stay to recover his health with his family joining next week. Olof Exbere, a merchant tailor, is listed in address.
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Hesith Resort
Hot Springs
Richard Croker
Rudolph Gugsenheim
Thomas
Grady
Ask Hird Gardiner
Miles O Brien
Tarmmuny Hall
Mr. Croker
Olof Exbere
Kansas Avenue
Judge Rules Clarkson Rate Sheet Violates Anti-Trust Law
In district court Judge Hazen denied Harrison Clarkson’s bid to stop Insurance Commissioner McNall from revoking licenses of firms using Clarkson’s rate sheet. The judge found Clarkson’s Rate Book may violate Kansas anti trust law, allowing revocation and competition risks. The decision upholds the anti-trust act as applicable to the rate sheet.
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Harrison Clarkson
Insurance
Kansas
Hazen
Mr. Clarkson
McNall
Clarkson
McNeil
McNai
Chickson
Katisas
Qubactibe
Karisi
Sult Biselt
Ain Busites
Trowbie
Judie Hagen
Wheatlon
Jude Hagin
Cherkson
Wikwatters Ney
Wilsnerad
Judee Hazen
Fanaraque
Beine Wrensful
McNitt
Jenge Haagen
Hasen
Wages Cut in Cotton Industry Under New Agreement
Reported move by cotton manufacturers to reduce wages across the board under a special committee of the Manufacturers’ Association. The proposal aims to curb running overtime and hopes for a national labor hours law, with some factions opposing the cut as harming efficiency and inviting more competition from mills in other states.
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FU River
Acecsation
South
How to Cure Billoum Colic and Related Remedies
A testimonial extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy curing weeks of billious colic and stomach pains. It notes the product sold by druggists and references remedies like Cascarets for constipation while mentioning a Bicycle Signal Corps meeting and its upcoming gathering at Watts shoe store.
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Chamberlain
FE. Butler
Fairhaven
Con
Colle van Ward
Sue
Drugeista
Bicycle Signal Corps
Bicycle Giant Corps
Watts
Ice Bound Whalers Aid Sought By Congress
In San Francisco a concerted effort forms to aid 200 whalers stranded by Arctic ice. California lawmakers urge the Navy to dispatch a relief vessel and supplies. The Cull offers provisioning and readers contribute funds. private ships are considered if a government craft is unavailable. Provisions may reach survivors by reindeer overland to Point Barrow if weather permits.
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San Francisco
Maade
Arctic
California
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Point Barrow
Chamber of Romuneros
The Girl from Paris at Crawford theater Topeka season
The Topeka program notes that The Girl from Paris will visit Crawford theater with a top New York cast and halting melodies praised by critics as a major Melodramatic production. The act features bright comedy, elaborate costumes, and stage effects retained from last year’s New York presentation.
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Paris
Crawford Theater
Tonjelt
Topeka
Herd Sauvre Ubec
New York
Zane
New York City
Crayford Theater
Joe Flynn
Nap Ale Star
Redpath Girl Concert Company
Cenchord Theater
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Atlee
Milt
Odanisun
Fire in the Opera House Sparks Matinee Panic
A fire broke out during a matinee at the Opera House causing crowding and fear of panic. Women and children fled as flames and smoke spread along balconies. containment was aided by fire crews and a quick evacuation. Damages are described as limited, with no serious injuries reported. The incident prompted a political headquarters meeting note and a local laundry advertisement follows.
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OPEMA
Aid
Vie
Wetemuk
Gettiaie
Chgckinl
Ure Aryinstedt
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Dabbie
Petey Township
Donipban County
Eck
Anauial
Sugar Trusty
J. W. Leedy
Gov. Leedy
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ROYAL
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Maw
Yona
Want Wheldon
Emporia
Boyle
Pittsburg
Butterworth
Poraker
Europe
Croker
Castoria
M'Nall
Moses
Frank Merrill
Poll Street
Apollo Club
Modocreams Toneht
Gin
Washburn Colege
Manhatein
Matt Weishiman
Bensivan
Columbian Building
George Homie
Cal Mwetlig
H.C. Dustin
Chandler
Troutman & Stone Hive
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Third
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North Tapoki
Fopelen
W. F. Hendry
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Clay Center
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S. A. Johnson
Medical College
Misaout
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Warwgll
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Kodak
Jackson Lewis
Auburn
Wabieh
Bails
Quinton
Washburn
Shawnee County Teachers’ Association
Wallorium
Lincol Pose Hall
Mao
C.H. Martin
Kansas Ave
Auerbach
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Wuritt
Kersey
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Clinton
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Very Watt
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Heotee
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Grand Opera
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Lawson
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Frank Spetter
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Speller
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