Endorsement delay in Kan州as judgeship race sparks talks
The piece notes Johnston or Pollock as likely to gain the federal judgeship, with Topeka and Washington travel plans for a shift in the contest. It mentions Hunimgger Lane’s possible involvement, Parker Long’s potential ouster, and a broad view of Kansas political maneuvering and candidate support.
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Seuiter
Topeka
Washirigi
Henuter Lane
Endererd
Weber
Kansas
Foie Wells
Vierenfier
Johnston
Auvet Penelly
Jayeyren
Rome
Charlo
Iis Heme
Canby
Cottey
Burton
Towerik
Harter
Fittty
Liotis, Weyer
Kiel
Maendal
Alene
Lavonia
Mitre
Althouihy
Bern
Uae
Council of Consuls in Paris and Austrian notes
A European note from Paris discusses a council of foreign consuls under high authority, weighing Great Britain and France positions. In Denver a detective agency reports a dispatch from St. Teule, with names under surveillance at a hospital amid ongoing inquiry into a dispute.
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Paris
Get
Fuscie
Austria
Denver. Cole
Denver
St Teule
McParland
Bell Seized After String of Robberies Across Country
Bell faced multiple counts of alleged robberies and related crimes in several jurisdictions. He was tracked to a downtown location and held for a week, his condition described as serious but hopes for recovery. He reportedly faced a large monetary claim amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Sion
Bell
Downital
Ines
Lincoln carnival draws large crowd at Lincoln Kansas
An annual carnival and jog rolling event in Lincoln Kansas drew a large turnout over multiple days. Gov. Lancoti opened street ceremonies as crowds heard speeches and watched parade entertainments including a baroque trouadade and a notable baseball game where Lincoln defeated another team 2 to 5.
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Lincoln
Kan
Linc
Te W. Turter
Barrick
Salina
Sani
Hinds
Phe Governan
Muse
Svlvan Grovec
Clube
Adu
Lincoin
Linge
Lavae Eltin
Ue Lincuin
Toon
Denhem
Bas
Albert Hunt
Lincol
Major Anderson resigns from Teywrkan Choral Union presidency
Major TJ Anderson resigns as president of the Teywrkan Choral Union after three years. A new president will be chosen at a meeting this Wednesday evening before the winter term. He cites issues in leadership and promises to support the organization during the transition amid upcoming events and preparations.
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TJ Anderson
Teywrkan Choral Union
Aloe
I Norfety
Wevinessay
Mudjor Anderson
Hays
Huey
Neoke Atlee
Gery
Six Firemen Hurt In Street Car Collision At Ninth
Six firemen were injured when a firetruck racing to an alarm collided with a swiftly moving street car at Ninth Street. Firemen listed as injured include Diver Thoms Five and Weed, both badly hurt. The street car was hurled from the track. observers reported few people aboard.
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St Leuk
de Whale
Rrenense
Ax Bremen
Ated
Cher
Ane
Thoms
Mayhe
Sherman Atrivide
Whoodore Volker
Wyrkeed
Steve Heneche
Wheat on the Ground Near Thomas County Railroads
Report from Thomas County describes substantial grain losses as wheat, rye, and barley spill along Rock Island and Union Pacific lines. Shippers claim 19 000 bushels of grain dumped in one area with hundreds of elevators affected. In Columbus and New York, preparations for large parades mark Columbus Day observances.
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Colby
Thomas
Hetford
Menin
Rock Island
Union
Thomas Cminty
Thomas Coutts
Eraly
Armed lunatic Peter Elliott threatens Roosevelt at White House
Peter Elliott of Minneapolis, 6 feet tall with brown hair and fair skin, forced entry at the White House vestibule shortly before noon. He wrestled with officers, drew a revolver, and was overpowered after shots were fired. He sustained head and arm injuries and was taken to a hospital before detention. Elliott registered at the James Hotel as Elliott from New York and showed no prior signs of insanity, with mental exam to follow.
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Washinewin
Roosevelt
Peter Filla
Minneapolis
Wes
White Home
Wisott
James Ciasell
Biljottia
Chmell
Pillott
Washington
Se James Hotel
Billott
Peron
Leet
Whitehouse
Vertenday
Grae Reformed Church
White House
Nietock Elliott
White Mouse
Domret
Ohler Leher
Parker
Stonn
Eldoth
Cresell
Eliott Ha
Clecell
Eilott
Minnsands
Ise
Ian Wie
Pox ‘Vee Station Ltd
St James
Elitet
Ell
New York
Ad’vance
Ellot
Dickerson Leads Marion County Race For Judge
The Marion county Republicans push J. T. Dickerson of Marion for Judge of the Eighth Judicial district. Governor Halley will choose between Dickerson and O. Moore of Abilene. A Marion delegation urged the governor in Dickerson's favor, citing district composition and prior service.
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Marion County
J.T. Dickerson
Marion
Eighth Judicial District
O. Tt. Moore
Abilene
Halley
Dickeron
Dickerson
Geary
Nicholson
Morris County
Moore
Dickinwan
Dunty
Ed Hoch
Bony Busters
Bailey
Hoch
Rovertior
Hook
Doneven
EA Hook
Saseen
Joseph Db. Bristow
Asdernt
Bristow
Homer Hoch& A
Kansas
Tornado Passes South of Princeton Killing Three
A tornado two miles southeast of Princeton Alabama Saturday evening killed three people and damaged homes and property. The storm struck J E Cater’s residence and moved east toward M E Sherwin’s home where three women were in the house and all were injured.
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Princeton
Dev
Chanles P. Sherwin
Alvara Guerin
Chorke
Emma Heist
Token
Winitoe
Ree Charter
Erivon Seetem
J. E. Gater
Priceton
Niagara Suicide Attempt Aimed At River Edge Plunges Man
In Palin New York a man named Phillipe tried to jump into the Niagara River near the falls. He was seized by a current, dragged toward the brink, and then caught by a counter current as onlookers and a companion helped pull him to shore with debris and a living chain of rescuers aiding.
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Niagara Palin
N.Y. Get
John Phmines
Niagara Pelinanda
Phi
Holt
Arnold
Phillipe
Syracuse
George Toringon
Bet Shackton
Hingberton
New York
Lewis County
New
Denver Man Kills Three in Saloon Incident
A Denver report states Albert P. Coape shot and killed three people, including his wife, in a saloon altercation. He fled the scene but later turned himself in. The victims include Mrs. Coape and Mrs. Hernandez, with the deceased wife possibly his fourth spouse. Local relatives provided statements amid the investigation.
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Denver
Col
Alber P.P. Coape
Fife
Coape
Mise Hernandes
Albert
Bissell Nearing Death in Buffalo
Former Postmaster General Bissell lies critically ill in Buffalo after an all night vigil. Dr Sherman says the patient remains in a desperate condition and cannot guarantee a remaining life.
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Buffalo, N. Y
Bissell
Sherman
Reformers Fight and a Socialist Leader Dies in Barre
Montpelier Vermont October 5 Following a clash between anarchists and Socialists in Barre a bullet wound killed Cort an anarchist. Alexander Gazetto a Socialist teacher is accused of the shot. Menotti Seriatl editor of the Socialist newspaper is jailed for breach of the peace. Police report two Italians stabbed during the riot but not seriously hurt.
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Indieste
Hold Winter Exposition Discussed by Kansas Merchants
A Wednesday meeting of the stockholders of the Kansas Midwinter Exposition Company will elect officers and decide on a winter expo in the Auditorium during the comity season. Strong sentiment favors repeating the fair, previously held for two winters, with dates proposed from January 28 to February 6. Local merchants support the plan, while some urge caution about revenue and show quality based on past exhibits and entertainment attractions.
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Kansas Midwinter Exposition Company
Sears Ae
Vaudepoule-Envertinment Taal
Orar
Severn
Kansas Avenue
W. We. Mills
IM. Crosby
Mayer W
Vergundtin
W. Awerbuch
Major T. Anderson
Dyd Greestwaid
Env
Heigham
Tone Vernet
Xaos
Train Robbery Attempt In West Great Northern Car
Kallenel and companions allegedly boarded a westbound Great Northern train refusing fare and sought transportation over the line. They were placed in a box car where a door jam broke and loot was noted as the suspects forced entry and fled upon arrival in the city.
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Kallenel
Mont. Bet
Westhenes Great Northern
al Marion Shion
Tie City
Folk Goes East In Response to Roosevelt Invitation
City Attorney Polk will depart for Washington Tuesday to direct policy on extradition treaties and related defense matters. The article notes aims to obtain congressional support to curb bribery in negotiations and references the broader context of the Suburban bill and immigration jurisdiction as the nation contemplates wartime measures.
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Roosevelt
Bruner
Daniet
Consul Seventy Five Year New York Obscure Dispatch
An Oct Nassau dispatch reports Consul McLain a Warren native aged five at his entry into consular service. He suffered a parasyte stroke and has since grown works. Previously connected with Ohio newspapers. Forecast notes showers and rising temperatures for Tuesday.
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New York
Thomas J. McLain
United States
Nassau
N. P
McLain
Warren
Ohio
Weather forecast notes warmer temps and showers today
Weather Bureau predicts warmer weather with showers. Director Jennings says Kansas forecast calls for probable showers tonight and Tuesday with rising temperatures. Noon wind from the southeast at 8 miles per hour. Government hourly readings show activity through the day.
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Weather Bureau
Jennings
Treau
Kansas
Tienday
Atchison Welcomes Leavitt Bride from Lincoln
W H Leavitt and Ruth Bryan arrived in Atchison from Lincoln and registered at the Byram hotel. They attended Presbyterian services and were recognized by the audience. The Lincoln Journal describes the wedding of Ruth Bryan to William Leavitt at Fairview last evening with minimal ceremony and Delta Gamma involvement. The Rev D W C Hentington officiated in Methodist form, with few attendants and a university town flavor. The bride wore a grey zibellene traveling gown, and guests included Delta Gamma members and Bryan relatives Andrea A L Leavitt attended as mother of the groom.
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Atchison, Kan
Det
W. H. Leavitt
Ruth Bryan
Atchison
Lincoln
Byram Hotel
The
Presbyterian Church
Jtta
St Louis
Ita
Huth Bryan
William Jeenings Bryan
Willam Diamer Leavitt
Newport
Fairview
D. W. C. Hentington
Wesleyan University
Jong
Mike Bryan
Wil Detwils
Miss Bryan
Delta Gamma
Bryan
Anti Slavery Law Proposal in Marari Provinces
Manus Oct 5 720 p m report notes an anti slavery bill prohibiting slave hunting within all territories under its jurisdiction and calls for the rehabilitation of vessels engaged in the trade. Trade data show Philippine island exports rose about 20 percent last year to 2266 dollars. imports and silver coinage figures also change with year to year shifts.
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Manus
Mtari
Philippine
United States
Durinus
County Tax Loss Hits $2326 75 From Investment Trust
Shawnee county loses 2326 75 in taxes charged against the Investment Trust company after a court ruling. The tax assessor noted taxable property valued at 2326 75, with Bennett K Wheeler as receiver. The company moved to Kansasity since the assessment, while Judge Judith Hook of the federal court order directed 2000 to Shawnee county in taxes. Architects League of America convention opens in St Louis with delegates from major cities. International Madrid meeting invited. Lunch at World’s Fair Administration Building. Jonathan Edwards commemorations mark 200th birthday at Yale with exhibits and a commemorative address by Prof Wittieton Walker.
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Shawnee County
Bennett K. Wheeler
Judith Hook
Judge Hook
Kansasity
St. Louis
Architects’ League of Americs
New York
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Toronto
Ont
Pittsboro
Cincinnai
Chicago
Detroi
University of Miinois
National Society of Smatal
Wid
National Sculpture Society
League
Madrid
Jonathan Edwards
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Pattrell Chanel
Wittieton Walker
Color Clash Sparks Suspensions at Buchtel College
At Akron Ohio a color rush led the faculty to suspend nearly all students after upperclassmen attacked freshmen tearing off colors and injuring many. President Church condemned the act and upheld the ban on wearing colors while indicating the severity of the assault.
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Buchtel College
Akron
O. Ot
Church
Reconstruction plans for city railway near Thirteenth Street
The reconstruction committee of the city railway company, including L. J. Myer Sunny Ett and BW Wilton, inspected the ongoing work and discussed routes and materials. They noted no final plan and said Thirteenth Street remains a potential route option, with cedar blocks chosen over macadam and work aimed to proceed rapidly.
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E. Sunny
BW. Wilton
L. J. Myer
City Railway
Sunny
Wilton
Mr. Myers
City Railway Company
Myers
Bunny
Wilson
Myerd
Dany
Radiwey
New York City
Mr Myers
West Etreet
Dietance
West
Collins
Enghiem
Potwin
Copelana
Arthur T Johnson Confesses to Highway Robberies
Portland report says Arthur T Johnson admits involvement in highway robberies occurred September 1. His 17 year old bride, married five months, is suspected of being influenced by him to take part. Authorities have not decided charges against her.
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Arthur T. Johnson
Comana
Portland
Oct
Johnson
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