Owens Ahead In Ashland District Primary Race
Lexisorox Ky Sept 15 The primary Democratic election in the Ashland district ends today in a bitter war with W Owens leading Breckinridge supporters. Owens, a Scott County native and former speaker, seeks to defeat Breckinridge amid strong local organization and female prayer mobilizations. Weathered by charges and fears of violence, voters travel long distances as results trickle in from Bourbon, Franklin, Woodford and other counties, with Breckinridge and Owens claiming gains and Settle midfield.
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Lexisorox
Columbia Law School
Scott County
Pdfie
Chicago
Chinen
Congress
Joseph ©. Blackburn
Breckinrige
Owens
Bec Urridge
Currea
Woc. P
Siveckinridge
Leangtoo
W. Owens
Georgetown
Evan Sette
Owenton
Wie
Maby
Brome
Bone
Honora
Breckinridge
Veterinum
Lingesy
Frankfort
Blackburn
Wecdallies
Wisteid
Bourbon
Payette
Pranklin
Hens Oldham
Owen
Scot Amd
Woodford
Seattle
A.V. Gordon Ora
Ebhe Presbyterian
Lexington
Lexereron
Breckinnidge and
Morrison Chapel
Goog
J. W. McGarvey
E. M, Ware
W. Fvn. Bartlett
BR Jones
Bartlett
Ashhiod
Ashland
Louisville
Owanton
Li Grange
Suttle
Beene
Sete
Pederioete
Rankfort
Hue
Breckin- Fide Wes
Desire Breckinridzce Atum
Brechineidge
Siveral Hundred
St. Loom
Republi
Heeckinridge
Canteill
Owens Abend
Puankronrt
Aes
Sette
Olelock Greckinrige
Woodford County
Paris
Pants
Owens i
Bourbon County
Rail officials denounce pass system in heated exchange
The Journal reports bitter rebuke from ARU leaders and Judge Doster as railway and Pullman passes draw sharp fire from state rail commissioners and public officials. Sloat and Chapman condemn passes as bribery, while Judge Duster says the system must end by law and that judges ride passes, prompting debate over future legislation.
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Yesterdday's
State Board of Rail Commissioners
TR. J. Sloat
Henry Chapmin
Mr. Stuat
Pullman Company
Papatista
Harry Chapman
Biddie
A. RH
Frank Duster
Drat# JOURNAL
Judge Duster
Twenty-fifth District
Jude
Cy Leland
Dotter
Allen
Ssstate
John Martin
Pullman Pssa
Aiskes
Washington
A Hot Race at the Fasting Racing Event
A fast pace unfolds in a free-for-all race on the tracks featuring Fred K and Dandy O leading with Belle Mehone and Lance T close behind. Jose Water finishes with a strong showing in 2:13, marking a tight finish among top contestants.
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Fred K
Dandy
Belle Mehone
Lance T . D. J
Jose Water
Crisp Speech Denounces Silver Votes in House
Georgia September 15 Speaker Crisp addressed a large county crowd. He faulted Populist bills, defended tariff reform under McKinley, and argued Democratic unity against trusts while urging the people to vote. He claimed reductions in life essentials and warned against legal tender ideas.
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Crisp
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Menbora
Democratic Party
The Criminal Ducket and Related Crimes In Topeka
A Topeka court news recap notes Bob Campbell guilty on five of seven burglary counts in 1944 95 season terms include fines and possible 150 day costs. Dr Lucinda Thompson found not guilty for practicing medicine without proper license. Fred Tulip faces burglary charges for robbing Ralph Squires drugstore with Con Ryan to be tried separately. case tied to the Fourth Street gang and drugstore cigar theft investigation.
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Bob Campbell
Shawnee County
Len Jordan
West Railroad
Costa
Campbell
Lucinda Thompson
McKerver
Mera. Thompson
Fred Tulip
Ralph Squires
Topolis Avenue
Con” Ryan
Tulip
Culver & Bailey
Fourth Street
Kansas
Squires
Ouida Attacks Crispi Over Prisoner Brutality
Loxpox Sept 15. Ouida the novelist writes a long letter to Truth denouncing Signor Crispi the Italian premier for harsh treatment of politics prisoners. She cites Giuseppe de Felice Gielfrida a Second Catenia deputy jailed for socialist troubles in Sicily. He faces three solitary confinement cells at Volteren fortress followed by decades of hard labor and total silence. The writer argues Crispi plans to drive him insane.
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Crispi
Loxpox
Oulida
Louisa In Hamer
Signor Crispi
Diniater
Hom “Ouida
Giuseppe de Felice Gielfrida
Catenia
Chamber of Deputies
Sicily
Ouida
Crispi Tupat
Stors
Volteren
Injunction Restraining Lowe and Gaton From Burying Dead Animals
In Shawnee county circuit court Judge J B Johnson granted a temporary injunction restraining scavengers M E Lowe and George Gaton from burying cremating or disposing of dead animals in Topeka. The permanent injunction will be argued next Wednesday. RT Stewart filed the petition. the city council countered. The police case against M E Lavwy may not proceed as Judge Hosminger defends Lowe. New York Bank Statement reports declines and increases across loans specie deposits and circulation with banks holding 59,903,700 in excess reserves.
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Ole
J. B. Johnson
Shawnee County
M. E. Lowe
George Gaton
Topeka
RT Stewart
Harrison
M. E. Lavwy
Hosminger
Lowe
Health Board
New York
Colonel Harper Refuses Interview Yet Speaks On Lincoln
Col Jesse Harper of Danville Illinois visits Populist HQ and asserts he will not be interviewed by newspapers. He discusses Lincoln, Lincoln's emancipation stance, Populist prospects in Illinois, and industrial unrest while recounting travels in Maine and Boston. Harper predicts three Chicago congressmen for Populists and notes Maine campaign activity and Topeka tour dates.
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Jesse Harper
Danville
Globe
Col Harper
Maine
Munro
Herald
Col. Harper
Chicago
Divigia
Harper
Lincoln
Garrison
Ee Col. Harper
Osage City
Topeka
Tom Aes
Clevelan
Tam L
Paris Burlesque Show Draws London Caterers in Rumored Scene
A Paris cabaret piece stirs talk in London as a risqué skit at Cafe Las Ambencadeurs features a maid, a veiled bed scene, and a guest who gambles with his fortune amid restaurant intrigue. The piece mocks French life and American visitors in a scandalous performance.
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Lexpos
Paris
Las Ambencadeurs
London
Hair Dreger
Himeelf
Freoud
New Bandit King Emerges From Od Kai Herd Turmoil
Union States Deputy Marshal C. Seattle returns from a perilous chase against the Bill Cook Dalton gang tied to Bill Dalton’s remnants. Howie recently escaped a deadly expedition while Smith tails the band to Sapulpa where a sweetheart aided a plot, leading to a camp arrival after days of cautious movement.
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Sucre
Ark
Seattle
Howie
Bill Cook Dalton
Billlh Gang
Bill Dalton
Smith
Bill Oi
Siith
Absodon Hily Fife
Ourlawry
Cook
Fillton
Hal Smith
United
Sapulpa
le Goa
Gince the Reilfork
Big Fire Destroys Buildings in Scranton Business District
A major blaze swept Scranton's business section early today causing extensive damage. The Matthews Broad wholesale drug firm basement fire drew four alarm pressure from the city and destroyed Nos 816, 015 and 39 Lackawanna avenues, badly damaging three nearby structures and forcing evacuations as walls collapsed.
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Matthews Broad
Will Tovecee
Grows & Poster
Ontire Tre
Serviee
Waen
Haines
Lackawanna Avenue
Buffalo Jones Confidest Promoter Announces Gulf & Tower Railroad Plans
One of the promoters known as the Popilliet coach arrives to drum up support for a Gulf and Tower railroad line from Port Bolivar toward Kansas. He predicts rapid progress and says construction will begin in Kansas within a short time.
Johnson Wins By Acclamation In Cleveland Speech
Congressmen Tom Johnson is acclaimed in Cleveland after accepting his nomination. He condemns political traditions and urges a clear choice between protective policies and their opponents, defense of the present against past rulers, and warns editors amid partisan editorializing.
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Tom Sjehsoon
Cleveland
Tom Johnson
Congress
Buchan and Lotteries Nominated in Kansas City Flap
The Times reports a Kansas City dispute involving Billy Buchan and a long sign up for probate judge. Anger, J. J. Angle, and a card urged he not sign. Buchan demanded his name be removed after newspapers exposed the signing. Angle allegedly signed a bond as accommodation for Buchan.
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J. J. Angie
Kanst City
Kuvaas
Billy Buchan
Jim Alge
Buchan
Mr. Angle
Ty Bond
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AR. U
R. J. Sloat
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