Political Gossip on Kansas Tax Hike Debate in Salina Journal
The Salina Journal reports broad interest in tax increases amid state fiscal policy debates. Editorials and reader commentary center on Albaugh's stance, property valuation terms, and the state board of equalization. Names like Bailey, Pringle, Kelty, and Leidy appear in coverage of political maneuvers, budgets, and upcoming conventions.
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Bo Wynton
Storton
Rte
Cheirman
Chet
Wilke
Kane Can
Minas Neostu
Sraith
Comram
Rise Rede
Lordis
Wtmty
Silvia 2 Evening Journal
Chaiyman Altedgh
State Board of
Rot Tred
Hanwood
Conceypineen
Mir
Alby
Alwaye
Shanley
Wichita
Harley
Mtr
Albaugh
Polltiia
Satie
Vmerlitan
Antauk
Nuite
Pringle
Han
Sie Bailey
Kelty
Kadiy
Death by Rope Intrigues Garden City Kansas
A local coroner’s inquest reports that Rowan, a tuemer in eastern county, died by a rope with no clear cause other than possible temporary insanity and suspected domestic trouble. Dr Sabine conducted an autopsy but found no conclusive evidence. Miz Patrick of Santa Fe died at Windsor Hotel after a two minute illness. Her husband, a prominent dealer, abetter, and politician at Santa Fe, is noted.</s>
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Garden City
Kan
Bent
Rowan
Capdners
Dows
Sabine
Miz. Patrick
Santa Fe
Windsor Hotel
Patrick
Nea
Aml
New Bank for Downs Faces Second Bank Plan
Downs, in northwestern Kansas, prepares to found the Gillen State Bank with a capital of 310,000. John Schoen, a wealthy German farmer northeast of town, will be elected president and W. H. Haskell of Gaylord will serve as cashier.
Death at Vinewood Well Sparks Park Water Panic
An outbreak of typhoid fever sickens many members of the First Congregational church youth group after a picnic at Vinewood Park. Mabel L. Rice dies at Christ Hospital aged 19. Reports blame Vinewood Park water or city water or milk as possible causes, with physicians and clergy split on the source while families seek answers and remedies.
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Mabel L. Rice
First Congregational Church Christian Endeavor Society
Christ Hospital
Vinawond Park
Geneva Henderson
D. Henderson
Martha Holyoke
Fannie E. Holyoke
Mabel Foucht
J. Ho Foucht
H.R. Howard
Ruth Stout
Anna Wii
Jennie Marris
Mies Graham
Arthur Nelson
Ralph McEleey
Ethel Lacht
Vinewood Park
Vinewood
Ralph McElay
Mabel Flee
Firat Xigational
Teneka
State University
Iate Board of Health
Devine
Iriel
Ames
Mken Stek
Mayes
Mint
Mabel Rice
Park
Mrmr Holyoke
Henderson
Turer
Ernarpeechie
Abi
SO Laine Treet
Chriat Hospital
Unfit for School In London War Prompt Medical Inspectors
A British report notes sixty thousand degenerate children awaiting in London in a deteriorating system. Sir W Rg presents to the House of Commons a plan to place 70,000 children under the new education board. The army medical service reports one in every recruit is unfit for service.
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London
House of Commons
W Rg
Board of Education
Army Medical Service
Walkout at La Junta Strikes Santa Fe Shopmen
News from La Junta California reports a strike by Santa Fe shopmen after a nonunion worker was not discharged. The wave began yesterday afternoon and affects mainly boilermakers, with about 200 workers previously involved in a July strike. General Manager Mudge may transfer work to Topesa if tensions persist. The rail line says it will not bow to union pressure and aims to avoid discharging a faithful worker.
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Santa Fe
la Junta
Cal
Lndunts
Officinla
Met
Mudge
An Mudge
Topesa
Kansas City
Aves
Rand
Tt Ie
Tr Thie
la Junts
Not In His Class in a Fractured Office Confession
Morten Altmugh notes a newspaper misprint about Tom Kelly and class offers. He contemplates salary contrasts between his own 2000 year pay, state funds, and Tom's higher salary plus investments. He calculates two percent on a million dollars equals twenty thousand, then realizes a miscalculation in the offer.
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Morten Altmugh
Elias
Tom
Lawrence death by own action at hotel room
Reports from London note probate for the late James McNeill's estate valued at 50 000. The record cites a death by own action at a Bidridee hotel with wrist injury and unclear cause. The Whistler Estate is named in the filing dated September 5.
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Lawrence
Sea Jones Eee
Bidridee
Wartrand
Whistler
London
James McNell Lather
War Fears and Diplomacy Meet Amid Balkan Tensions
A Constantinople dispatch reports war sentiment high in Turkish circles with rumors of troops crossing the Bulgarian frontier. The Porte warns powers it cannot guarantee legation safety as Brooklyn and San Francisco arrive at Beirut to monitor the crisis.
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Berlin
Constantinople
Mussulman
Rhops
Jocal
Cour
Francis Joseph
Selechmen
United States
Havadal
Beirut
Magelesen
Br. Ravndal
Magelaeen
Gelasen
Boa
Leischman
Porte
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Syria
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Washington
Strussérs
San Franciscn
Admiral Cotton
Multan'é Ho
Turbulent Balkan Garrison Actions Reported Across Nevaska
Dispatches describe surrenders and prisoner uses at Nevaska and Klissura as Turkish forces regain control. Reports claim Turks exploited prisoners to recover arms then moved to the mountains, while observers question the accuracy of casualty figures and note ongoing diplomatic tension in Constantinople and Sofia.
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Tiberstad
Wien
Nevaska
Klissura
Nevaska Wae
Paris
Constantinople
United States
Certai
Dardanelles
Washington
Letschman
Admiral Cotton
Beirut
Russia
Bulgaria
Dnevnik
Turkey
Buguria
Spreading Rails Wreck Destroys Train Near Clam Tear
A St Paul and Minneapolis Limited passenger train derailed half a mile east of Clam Tear fly eliss after leaving Chicago at 8 30. The fireman was killed instantly. Several cars were derailed or thrown into a ditch, with three of the four ahead cars damaged. Passengers escaped through windows. no women were seen among those in the sleeper cars. One mall clerk was buried in clay but later dug out.
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Chicago
Tribune
Oregon
St. Paul
Ralph Hobart
President to Visit Syracuse for Labor Day Speech
President departs tomorrow for Syracuse where he will deliver an important Labor Day speech. Secret Service has increased precautions after a recent attempted attack, with no public reception planned in Syracuse.
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Gyster Bay
Syracuse
Secret Service Office
Wellbrenner
Afraid of Coal Trust In Topeka Dealers Contract Pressure
Topeka coal dealers discuss contracts for delivery amid pricing fears. Text hints at a plan to control prices and affect consumer costs. Also includes an advertisement for King’s Now Recovery for Consumption and related ailments promising instant relief and testimonials.
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Topeka
Tran
Furman Coal
Ole
G Son
Ife
King's
Brown
Leesville
Ind
Flo
Fold Drug
Eforth Kansas Arena
He Is In Earnest Something More Than Theory Will Be Taught
A headline signals a focus on practical instruction over theoretical study. The piece emphasizes hands on learning, applied approach, and real world outcomes expected from the program or movement discussed. It frames education as action oriented and aimed at tangible results.
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Ee Saattey
King
Enema Hole
Teesurance
Bailey
Gir Beard
Me Luling
Hixwatka World
Rabl
Viking
Sam
Journalistic Course Planned at State University Lectures by Practicing Editors
Chancellor Strong proposes a practical journalism program this fall. It will cover English composition law economics history and related topics plus lectures by active newspaper professionals. The plan aims to recruit a qualified chair holder, but the year may not begin full scale. The course will include study of editorial pages and field visits to city editors managers and printing foremen.
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Strong
Journalinas
Chenesitor Strong
Univers
Deat
Univers Iy
Wirt
Rmuragire Stitora
Elty
Emi
Fikits
Pews Bulleting
Othe
Federal probe of coal trust ordered by Justice Department
The Department of Justice directs J. Dean United States district attorney to investigate conditions indicating a coal trust. Assistant McKeever leads the probe in Kansas and Missouri with circulars from Kansas City dated September 1. Officials expect possible proceedings before the grand jury as evidence accumulates.
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Department Atfice
J. Dean
United States District Attorney
McKeever
Kansad
Minswuri
Department of Justice
Kansan City
Otter Cron
Grand Jury
Bulan
Kauin
Final Day At Golf Championship Clash In Pine Seenger
Large field in Glen Cov for the royal amateur golf title final 96 holes pits former champion Walter Travis against Rhet M. Hyers. The event honors the Sir Theodore Havemeyer prize with a medal from the US association. Morning play features iron holes and a forecast of fair weather with light winds in Chicago and Porting regions.
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Glen Cov
Walter 4. Travis
Rhet M. Hyers
Agronal
Pine Seenger
Thaodire Havemeyer
United States
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