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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1903

Page

9

Leland Defends House Against Expenditure Charges

Cyrus Leland defends the House of Representatives against extravagance claims. He says the Senate approved about $400 000 more in appropriations but then turned them down. He cites specific items such as $200 000 for a soldiers monument, university funding cuts, and $50 000 for a legal court not approved by the House. He argues the Senate overspent and was influenced by Treasurer Kelly and the Goebel period. He notes the Senate employed more people in proportion and details conference committee adjustments. The piece also mentions Dunsmore’s job and a Kansas political dispute over postmaster appointments and Hurrel’s actions in the Curtis-Baker contest.

Cyrus Leland Senate Leland Sepatir MB Miwa State University Acoa Neosho Oues Mr. Leapd Renate Ketly Hrnley Mytelat House Goetel Binnivan Bors Bueters Kelly Burton Senate Francis Kyily Etatbey Holton Recorder Aft C. F. Hurrel Jackson County Congressman Curtis Senator Long Senetor Hurrel Curte Berator Hurrel Baker Houbdlers Baker Hurrel Curtis Thin County Senator Hurrel Peter Bryant Washington Curthe Bryant M.A. Low D. Walker Lang Indian Congress

Knights of Honor Convene In Loulaville Kentucky

Knights and Tadier of Honor opened their fourteenth annual convention in Loulaville with about 1,000 delegates from across the country. No radical changes to the order’s laws are planned though minor constitutional amendments are expected. Cavalry units of the Salvation Army will assist in a Kentucky march this week led by Staff Captain William Escott and Colonel Richard B Haley in rough rider uniforms.

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Forced to Resign From a Good Position After Ill Health

A Battle Creek reader credits Grape Nuts with reversing a life breaking illness. After pounds and weight loss, a nervous breakdown, and a forced resignation, the subject reports appetite recovery, weight gain, and renewed vitality after adopting Grape Nuts following a five day pause and return. The testimonial cites improved pulse, better digestion, and a return to work, claiming the cereal helped restore life and well being.

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MISS TODD IS OUT AT GREENWOOD POST OFFICE

Miss Haldan B Todd the postmistress at Greenwood Del retired after turning in a receipt to her successor Jacob Houseman and denying any office used as a meeting place by factional Republicans against J Edgard Addicks. She said she treated all patrons equally regardless of party.

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Let Us Have Peace in Kansas Faction War Debate

A Kansas editorial debate centers on J J Mickey of Osage City Free Press urging cross party action if the Republican faction fails to control the state convention. Commentary from Emporia Gazette and Betsey Gutting notes two rival crowds, Burton and Long, with partial praise for good laws and concern over party division and corruption.

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Political reform talk and party loyalty in Kansas

An attorney for the Indians argues party unity over factional faults. He cites governors, senators, and editors in a call to reform from within the Republican ranks. He urges loyalists to fix their own side rather than bolt the ticket, warning that independents will smile at recriminations next year.

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Bedridden man seeks relief from illness in Versailles article

A distressed notice details J. T. Havens of Versailles in dire health with fevers and kidney troubles. After failed treatments, he cites Elec fle witsers as his last hope and claims near full recovery, urging aid from readers at 22 Nocth ianous Ave.

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Return 465 via Sentate Tickets on Sale

The notice states return 465 via Sentate Hutchinson and return 465 via Sentate Tickets on sale September 12 2018. Cluntve final return limit 8 ver SL 7.

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Washington Plans Army Maneuvers Across 70 Miles

Washington reports the army maneuvers to be held from October 15 to 27 at Fort N. with troops from Jefferson Barracks Mo Fort Leavenworth and Fort Sill among others totaling over 14000 men. Brigade commanders include Grant Bell Barry and Carr with Major Coffin commanding the division of artillery. A 7 square mile private strip was acquired from 140 landowners to expand the reservation for practice.

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