Capital Punishment in Crime Debate at Conference
The discussion centers on capital punishment with remarks by Em bree, Judge Horton, and others. David Geermyer is cited and opinions contrast between hanging for murder and life imprisonment. Proponents warn that abolition could invite greater crime while skeptics urge cautious, lawful use.
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Phyaleg
W. P Dilant
Ratiroed
Dillard Aks
Che
Norlal
Putin
Ted Veh
Wickerness
Albert H. Horton
Sapherwe
Nurman
Witnitel
Tonkent
Gov Leedy Stands by Capital Punishment Theory
Governor Léety maintains his belief in capital punishment as correct despite contested reports. He asserts the fundamental character of his view remains unchanged and rejects misreporting about his stance and the associated military effects.
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Leedy
Quarantine Case Advanced to Supreme Court Docket
The Katy cattle quarantine dispute moves toward the U S Supreme Court after lower court appeals. Farmers seek damages claiming the federal ruling harmed their property and revenue. Justice scrutiny centers on the constitutionality of state actions and federal oversight in interstate cattle cases.
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Supreme Court
Leoly
Ducker
United States Supreme Court
T. N. Sedgwick
W.C. Perry
Fort Foote
Conningham
Emperks
Waishinguir
Finney
Iummges
Sonmlat
Supreme Yonah Kary
Re election cover on state and rail policy debated
Fragmented notes show a political update with mentions of Leeds Lung tet and Sht- Wedas, a first speech to supporters, and appeals for renomination. References include the governor defending records, public questions, and transportation issues tied to rail rate costs and wages. Strong entities include Atchisen Meubles,Lex!, FHL, Koester, and Jenneth.
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Leeds
Lung
Atchisen
Terveke
Jenneth
Jared Toebinat
Railraad
Kanane
Workmen Better Off Says Labor Chief Johnson
Labor Commissioner Les Johnson reports a marked improvement in the condition of workmen across the state in the annual survey. He notes that many workers are financially steadier, with several having savings for winter and generally better prospects than in past years.
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Johnson
Les Johnson
Caning
Kaneas
Johmson
Journal
Kansas laborers endure hard harvest season and pay squeeze
Mr Johnson notes laboring men in Kansas toiled more this summer than in years past. They earned less due to stagnant wages while prices for wheat and flour rose, causing hardship despite greater work and effort.
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Mr. Johnson
Kansas
Changing Coats for Office in Latest Political Swap
The article outlines J. N. Wichro suteninson switching from a long GOP stance to backing the free silver movement after the election. He sought a federal post under the national administration but was refused by the President and later tried for a $2.00 rent position in the general land office. A report claims his reappointment is blocked by officials who say he backed Hayes in the last campaign. He remains at his home while inquiries continue.
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J. N. Wich
Suteninson
Ats UN
Yatr
Leedy
Wash
Ebel
Haya
Irish Fighter Webb McNall Critiques Travelers Insurance
Webb McNall commented on the Travelers Insurance Company of Hartford questioning the state’s scrutiny and alleging the firm blocks examination of its affairs. He cited Travelers’ low payout rates, noting the company’s contest of death losses and comparing with other insurers like Gnudles and Standard.
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Webb McNall
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Spwakeinis
Travelere’ Insurance Company of
Hartford
Sun Jestligund
Talen Casals Company
Money for Mrs Lease Supposedly Stalled Subscription Drive
A fragmented report describes political maneuvering around a subscription push linked to Mrs Lease. References to individuals in Minnesota and Wichita, and to attempts to influence property deals, appear tangled in unclear phrasing.
Quarrel Peace Promise Over Post Office Appointments
A Washington dispatch reports Kerens of St. Louis and other Republican leaders seek to end the controversy. They claim the strife stemmed from a misread error and a desire to do justice to Mr. Tristow. The dispute centered on recommendations for postmasters in a period of internal terms in the Midwest.
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Washinston
Tudas
Roc Kerena
St Leids
Metaller
Republican National
Hay
Tristow
Kinion
Kerens
Major Shreve in a Kilt and State Bank Scandal
Major Shreve of the governor's office hosts a public entertainment with officials from the state house while a bank commission suspends work due to the commissioner's absence in Kansas City. The case against Gears Taylor proceeds with numerous witnesses. Separate notes report schoolbooks exchanges and large numbers of readers involved.
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Major Shreve
Thes
Leerty
Tate House
Argentins Bank
Geys
Kinsas City
Amalnet
Taylor
Vereckine
Aetins
Kunkis
Lois
Stotler Family Relocates to Kansas City for Boarding House Work
Ob Stotler, longtime editor who started a daily paper at Emporia and later at Wellington, has moved to Kansas City Missouri and operates a private boarding house on Oak street. Mrs Stotler previously ran a hotel business in West Plans Missouri for two years but has disposed of her interests.
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Jake Stotler
Kansas City
Ob Stotler
Unclear religious report spans Turkey China and India
Fragmentary article notes a series of missions across Western and Central Turkey Foo Chow North Ching Shansi South China Zulu West Central Africa and Hawkian Islands. It mentions Secretary Smith and Burton reporting to boards on missions and a wave of unbelief affecting Hindu and Buddhist practice.
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New Tanven
Otlo
Smith
American Board of Forever Invasions
Turkey
Foo
Japan
Teliot
Thetis Rulleins
Terrorized in Tennesseetown after midnight shooting
A gunfire incident near the Twelfth and Mediam streets corner left Joe Hark, recently released from prison, wounded and unidentified. A separate Sunday street stabbing on Linotn Street drew police attention. both cases remain unsolved as residents fear retaliation and refuse to aid investigators. Authorities suspect ongoing violence linked to local disturbances in Tennesseetown and a dispute involving a person named Black.
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Agarn
Plice
Tennesseetown
Twelfth
Mediamiin
Joe Hark
Khatust
Llnotin
Topeka
BS AteAdou
Thant
McAday
Silver Will Not Down Offers The British Financier
London reports a heated debate on monetary policy as the government contemplates actions to resolve the gold and silver dispute. Sir William Henry Houltworth, Conservative MP, highlights the Usurious Hiets of The disfocation between culd and ellver and the need to balance France and the United States interests.
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Minchweter
England
Wiliam Henry Houltworth
Part
Abrnehwaler
Great Bilin
Ttruseeth
Amt
Pre Agma
Culd
Ellver
France
Regerm
Notable Speakers Set for Oklahoma Territorial Fair
The Oklahoma territorial fair will feature talks by Congressman Jerry Simpson, Congressman Bailey, and ex-Senator Ingalls. The event in Guthrie will showcase stock, grain, cotton, and cotton products as major attractions drawing public interest.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklahoma Territorial
Taree
Jerry Simpson
Bailey
Baya
Ingalls
Possum Hunt Plans Tied To Local Club
Postmaster A J Arnold notes a Bay area possum hunt with Cape Linn Vevart Pony Hruws and others taking part. He says a base place has been found and Tony Brown is expected to lead the event. The charter member list includes several local figures.
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Annuel Possum Hunt
A. J. Arnold
Cape
Linn Vevart
Pony Hruws
Otlines
Semastisius Tissunt
Tony Brown
Possum Hunt
Tony
Pickets Good We Do Mending Free Buttons Leavenworth Ad
To Leavenworth and Return For G A RR reunion 1.47 by the volon Writing for Leavenworth Spin Pickets good We do mending and sew on buttons free of charge Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Leavenworth
G. A. RR
The
Uolon
Kansas Grain Dealers mobilize boycott over weights in grain trade
The Kansas State Grain Dealers association passed resolutions pledging member support to halt grain shipments to Kansas City commission buyers until weight certificates are certified. The meeting, with 27 members and officials including WW C Alber, aims to force accurate weights at elevators and trucks, seeking relief for Kansas shippers long harmed by alleged unjust scales. The group voted to expel the Kansas City commission buyers if bidding for grain continues, and planned future meetings in Atchison or January.
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Kansas State Grain Dealers’ Association
Kansas City Commission
Kansas
Bey
Wwc Alber
W. Brice
Atchison
Séuieine Telbet
Kansas Citys
Incubens
Witereas
Tully
Lave
Cys Ani
Kansas City
Re Igns
Grin Deaton
Rhanews City
Kan
Turin
Ucalis
William Bateman
Offend
Henexs
Herington
Fiammett
Schrarer
Jersey
Niles
Bassetiting
Voryainy
Kanesas
Mike
W. Culver
Price
Alehioan
Sulver
Una
Mir Price Devin Beache
Silex
Erin
Kans Association
Nebraske
Miesouri
Tova Mt Sh
Jas
Bie Nmthona
Kanaamsveta- Gon
Tallow
KS. Shilley
Dimavants MA
Totter
Circleville
Dates & Conmett
Vilier Brensche Elevetor Co
Valley Falla Grain Company
Arrington
Elewmtar
Arrow Saint
Galea
North Topuke
Hammert
Sohry
POR
Heart
Wile
Sole Tyikon
Huron
Geo W. Goss
Hert
J. A. Hkinsert
Wellesville Gralti Sith Craig
Cartel Fo
Mien
Bewsher
AJ M. Pinker
Aten
Ison
J. Wo Thormis Hume
Onlel
Hrandoning
Terain
Governor Tanner Outing in Denver
Governor Inka R Tacner of Ulinoland party on a hunting trip in Denver rides a speck car to Chicago after a deer-filled trip. The item promotes No-To Bac by Sterling Remedy Co., urging tobacco users to quit with a guarantee and free booklet.
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Denver
Inka R Tacner
Ulinoland
de Beyie
Burlington
Tanner
Fareres
Erty
Tiger
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Then and Now Review of Prof Samuel's Work
Review lauds Prof Samuel for cures seen as astonishing and urges open mind toward new methods. Cites Mrs Casperson, 1923, dropsy recovery. Mr Turpa, 415 Lake, cured after eye treatment. Mr Bales, Topeka driver, regains sight. Urges examination by readers and notes office at Kansas Avenue over Hub Clothing.
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Urimir
Samuels
Topeka
Samuel Turpa
Lake Street
Saiquela
Mds
M.S
Chicaru Lumber Company
Seulista
Cnd
Kansas Avenue
France's Trade Grows In Import Export Totals
Paris reports official returns show a sizable rise in imports and exports for the first half of the year. Exports climbed by 10,657,000 francs over the same period a year earlier, reflecting a broader uptick in French trade activity.
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Paris
Bet
Seine Perio
Oom
France
Waters Attorney Fee Awarded by Court
The court ruled Waters should pay his own attorney fees after the Waters v Quinton case. The judge deducted $250 from Quinton's claim, citing a need to reimburse costs, and affirmed integrity of the proceedings. The decision reflects a partial recovery for Waters but denies broader expense recovery sought by Quinton.
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Quinton
Justine
Joe Withee
Aeddud
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