Canal Talk Dominates Kansas Yet in New York Lobby
United States Senator William A. Harris, in Kansas City, says the interoceanic canal via Nicaragua is the dominant issue for the coming Congress. He notes support among many senators, with opposition from a minority, and discusses the Panama route, ship subsidies, and potential trust legislation under Roosevelt. He emphasizes possible revisions to Interstate Commerce and Cabinet changes, while predicting a mix of actions before the next election.
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Troop Hotel
Senuxtor Harris
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Yesan
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Mark Club
Kansas City
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Washington
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Senate
Wilbur Commission
Panama Canal
Premoh
Panama
Republican
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roossvelt
Hoosevelt
Ada
MacKinley
Hume
Hanna
Houseteit
Hay
Seok Bate
Jane
Kansan Senator Sees Fusion Debate Over Gold Policy
The transcript notes amid political chatter discuss silver hoarding risks and gold backing. Senator Harris is described as well, with plans to return to Washington for the next Congress session, while Kangas faces questions on poll ion and fusion politics.
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Kaneat
New York
Washington
Gaines' Plaint Denounces Post Office Censorship
A long, heated defense of the Farmers' Advocate denounces postal suppression of the paper and attacks Republican authority. The circular from HN Gainmor and Mra Anzile TL tiazs accuses Washington of tyranny, calls for stand by the paper, and urges readers to defend liberty while detailing threats and alleged political suppression.
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Mra
Anzile TL
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Permne
Orlee Pat Woon
A. Iteumon
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Eas
New York
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Gaines
Lincoln
Jefferron
Bibs
Pound
Washington
Eant
Shane
Patted Neder
Cirewlar
Brothers of Humanity
Han de Flute
Spee
Macy
Getthart
Crane
Prison Parole Rulings Handed To Attorney General
The Attorney General is asked to settle if a paroled prisoner who is returned to prison earns good time for conduct while on parole. The issue may affect when parolees are credited or released. Deputy Godard argues good time may not apply on parole and questions arise about whether parolees can be returned to finish a sentence.
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Godard
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Terinble
Cis
Trial update on Klusmire case in Kansas Holton court
Testimony details in a murder trial describe witness accounts of buried wife, alleged bruising, and defendant statements. Undersheriff Haas undertaker Morek and other witnesses recount conversations about the wife’s departure to Texas, money, and residence, with jurors testifying on autopsy evidence and possible death causes.
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al Hayden
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Wilkerson
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Holton
E. M. Haas
Jackson County
Karnage City
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F. Morek
St Hotton
Texas
Sitter
J. F. Moeck
Klasinen
A. J. Way
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Peter Bryant
Orin Taylor
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C. EB. Rose
OuUs GO
Ho Hay
Earners
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W. A. Smith
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C. E Rose
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Ueby
May
Fir
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Hans
Sina
Hinden
J. C. Tucker
Anetar
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Ther
Eveit
Tucker
Kinman
Kansas
Kansax City
Jane 4
Rumors of Metcalf Caldwell Postmaster Race in Lawrence
A Lawrence rumor says General Wilder Metcalf will run for postmaster against incumbent Caldwell. C. S. Finch, former Lawrence Journal candidate, may join. Metcalf’s war record and backing fuel a strong challenge, complicating Congressman Bower’s bid in his hometown. Caldwell’s incumbency and Republican ties could influence the race.
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Lawrence
Bef Caldwell
C. S. Finch
Lawrence Journal
Caldwell
Kansas Republican League
Reag
Postoffici Pia
Rathbun Admits Confedrate Ties In Jeffersonville Murder Case
Newell Rathbun, jailed on suspicion of murdering Charlie Goodman in Jeffersonville, confessed to detectives of a Little Rock plot involving his wife to fake a corpse and collect insurance. He claimed his wife and an alleged army deserter were allied, while denying direct murder by himself. Detectives question Rathbun’s true identity and home, as he has used an alias and may have misrepresented his past.
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Rathbun
Charlie Goodman
Jeffersonville
Little Rock
Sullivan
Goodman
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Blanchard
Die
Euepitnonn
Tittle Hook
Corinne Pryor Daid
K Ceen Insurance Company
Rachbup
Tere
Panies Newell Rathbun
Lawrence Journal editor drafts invitation for Kansas Day event
Mr Finchs visit to Topeka includes drafting an invitation for Senator Hanna to address the Kansas Day club on January 29. The Kansas delegation in Washington will be consulted on venue and whether to include a banquet as discussions consider inviting prominent eastern Republicans if Hanna declines.
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Lawrence Journal
Kansas Day Club
Topeka
Cotter
D. A. Valentine
Manta
Kansas
Washington
Fuin- Tih
Cote 3
Hanna
Genator
Audixortune
Harma
Fort Scott Race Signals Lanadon as Editor in Chief
A Fort Scott report outlines Pret. ee c. aendenenones and Mort Scott in a shift toward editorial leadership. The piece notes Lanadon’s influence in the Second District and hints at a congressional bout shaping up with Lanadon in the foreground.
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Fight Over Prescription Ends in Fatal Shooting Near McGee
On November 18 at McGee, twenty miles east of here, Dr Tyree shot and killed Thesnas Mows in a quarrel over a prescription. Moag then shot Dr Tyree, inflicting three minor wounds. The incident occurred in a drug store and involves a physician and a local drug clerk.
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Mc-Gee
Here
Tyree
Thesnas Mows
McDowell Named U S District Judge for Virginia
Washington on November 13 formally announced the appointment of Henry Crey McDowell to be United States district judge of the Western District of Virginia. The confirmation makes him the presiding judge over federal cases in that district.
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Washington
Henry Crey McDowell
United States
Western District
Virginia
Bride gift to guard and Atlanta prison plan revealed
Three more people are mentioned as being caught. A bridal couple at a depot wedding scene exchanges flowers with Officer Lewis who jokes about keeping the guns in return for the flowers. Warden H. A. Hawk discusses the upcoming Atlanta penitentiary opening, guard-to-convict ratios, and construction details including a stone wall and expanded cell capacity.
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A. Hawk
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Hawk
West Virginia
Civil Service
Atlanta Penitenthiry
Entre
Desperado Pursuit Near Ottawa After Sightings
Franklyn County authorities joined Sherri Costigan and a posse in a late Tuesday pursuit of two Leavenworth convicts. Two white men on horseback were spotted near a rural skimming station about noon, prompting a rapid warning and a townwide posse mobilization. The rugged timber country offers good hideouts.
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Sherri Costigan
Leavenworth
Not A Convict Nabbed Then Released at Duncan's Restaurant
A suspicious man entered Duncan's at 110 East Severith Street this morning, wore a bandaged hand and a birdlike beard, claimed to be Newton Kus, and spoke of an unabridged past. Police questioned him, determined he was an escaped convict, but released him after instructing him to leave town. Green, a man described as a negro vag, was arrested near Scrompton and held for charges before release.
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Breen
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Son Green
Scrompton
Caluboose
Plot to Kill Now Believed Targeted Trelford and Lemon
Kansas City dispatch reports captured convicts leaked details showing the dash for liberty aimed to kill Deputy Warden Lemon and Captain Trelford. Trelford fled with the convicts and faced death threats but escaped. Also: two men alleged escaped convicts held up a Atchison high school student, taking his horse, buggy, and $13. The Kansas City & Olathe Electric Railway secured a charter with capital of one million dollars and paid $27. The adjutant general plans a sale of unsuitable military clothing next Monday, listing blouses caps camp uniforms and trousers.
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Lberty
Lemon
Trelford
Penitentia
Atchison, Kas
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Frank McCoy
Efingham
Olathe Road
Kansas City & Olathe Electric Railway Company
Adjutant General's Department
Market Report Shows Mixed Cotton and Grain Activity
The report details December futures trading with uneven demand and liquidations amid broad offerings by buyers. It notes pressure on December and support on May contracts, with strong local board activity, scarce receipts, and a generally uncertain yet active market across grains and livestock.
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Mahia
Erat
Ehteher
Agra
Benalich
Torn
Aucystad
Topeka Ride Market Announcement
Topeka market notice dated November 1 lists Green Salt stock and sale details. Details are sparse with limited readable names and figures. Further readable facts are unavailable in the fragment.
Market turmoil and money rates edge higher in New York
The market displayed a reactionary bend with a money flurry as loans were made at higher rates. The day saw average rates up near 4 and a half percent, with no single day ever exceeding 4 percent previously. Limited government bond redemptions and external business pressures influenced the tone, while sterling remained firm. Shipping activity rose, with expectations of French steamers and potential changes by next Saturday’s vessel.
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Borrew
Fie Geenent
Governiert
Arte Battur
Washington
Pecans Tips and Market Actions in New York Trading
New York, Nov. 13. Early trading reaction shows advice to buy standard railroad stocks and transports. Gold exports for the week expected to reach about 1,000,000 with limited advance. sugar futures firm. Atchison shares urged for purchase. Manhattan and southern routes expected higher prices. Wheat and cotton markets mixed with cautious activity. bonds and currency movements noted. no sharp changes expected in the near term.
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Atchison
Manhattan
Tomdriey
Arthur Joseph
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