Race for Speaker seen with fusionists in control plan
Political gossip indicates fusionists aim to win a lower house majority this year and elect a speaker, with claims of gains in counties including Brown, Binger, and Ribbon City. McNall and Leland figures are cited in discussions about unseating Republicans and a statewide candidate roster.
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Eb Meteai
Whro
Scalia County
Lee- Fars
Tar
Harris
United Tes Senate
Balle
Jobin Tan Ban
Brown County
Fata Wi
Legis
Bicans
Tom’ Siderite McNall
Cy Leland
McNall
Kee Leland
Atchison County
Smiths County
Representative
Ellis Funeral Train For Beloit To Honor Judge A H
A special Beloit bound train leaves the Union Pacific depot at 7 AM to carry Topeka friends and state officials to pay respects to Judge A. H. Ells. The train reaches Beloit at noon. service at 2 PM. Return by 5 PM, arriving Topeka about 6 PM. Supreme Court justices and state officers attend, with floral pieces prepared for display aboard. Funeral under Masonic Grand Lodge of Kansas supervision, T. B. Dewey directing. Judge Hills was grand Junior Warden.
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Beloit
Union Pacific
Topeka
A. H
Turi
King Topeka
Ells
Supreme Court
Masonic Grand Lodge of Kansas
T. B. Dewey
Judge Hills
Topeka Trades Council Plans Two Temple Labor Hall
The Trades Council resolved to appoint delegates from each union to form a committee for a two or three story labor temple in Topeka. Plans propose buying a site and constructing a building costing about $1.0 to $1.5 million with an assembly hall on the upper floor. The current hall at 420 Kansas Avenue is crowded. the temple would also rent space on the free floor. Labor unions expect 5000 members, funded by union contributions, with a planned October 17 social to promote fellowship and cooperation.
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Trades Council
Nhich
Sturge
Topeka
Unins
Ftnion
Evans leads Yangtze mission amid China crisis
Rear Admiral Bobly D. Evans, second in command on the Asiatic station and soon to command U S naval forces in the east, sails from Wus Sung aboard the Helena for Tehang to report on unrest in Hupeh and nearby Sichuan after reports from U S Minister Conger of potential tax upheaval and Christian chapel destruction.
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Washington
Bobly D. Evans
Asiatic
Unitedtates
Great
Yangtee
China
United States
Conger
Iise
Navy Department
Evans
Kentucky
Helena
Woo Sung
Tehang
Chased Home Shenandoah Pa Strikers Interfere With Train
A late night report to General Corbin said strikers stopped a transfer train from Potts colliery Locuminale and diverted the crew. Federal troops were sent to protect the line. the train departed with no further trouble. A mob at Centratio blocked Mount Carmel workers, who retreated to the car and fled toward Packer No 2 as guards pursued.
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Shenandoah. Pa
Corbin
Potts
Locumiaie
Coliitry
Farquhar Sod
Centratio
Mount Carmel
Uneiames
Wttle
Inter
Lehigh Valley
Estes
Normanton
Packer No. 2
Fieby
Reserve Excess Over Bank Reserve Remains
New York on September 27 the weekly bank statement shows clearing house banks hold 1,236,825 dollars above the required reserve. Last week they held 1,442,050 dollars less than the legal requirement. The report includes notes on trust company matters and city temperatures across several large cities.
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New York
Clearing House
Craddock Day Rally Features Bryan in Shawnee Park
Kansas City September 27 William Jennings Bryan and Kansas City mayor William Craddock headlined a large Fusion rally in Shawnee Park Armourdale. Crowd grew from about 2,000 to 4,000 as Bryan attacked Republican policy, praised Craddock and the fusion slate, and urged support for Bowman in the House and Harris in the Senate while urging tax equity and anti trust measures.
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Kansas City
William Jennings Bryan
William Henry Craddock
Kas
Kansas
Bryan
Hugh Farrelly
Frank BM. Pearl
Edward Waterverry
Supreme Court
Jen Ryan
Leavenworth
W A. Harris
Republican Party
Kansan
Mason & Peters
Mansas City
Craddock
Sam
Hrgan
Harrison
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Railroad Corporation
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Laws
Noah L. Bowman
Fuston
Eld
Senate
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Broaise
Burlington
Tinton Pacific
Mr. Bryan
Congress
House
Tenpemee
Tenpecsee
Von
Democratic Party
Lodge
Roosevelt
Inbarern
Srantee
Mr Seale
Bowmen
Harri
Changine
Elarm
Alorm 1
Creddock
Stromboli Erupts Drowning Hundreds In Italy
London dispatch from Rome confirms Stromboli’s long eruption. Night scene described as grand yet terrifying with lava entering the sea near the coast. Mount Etna notes a possible earthquake. Modica counts hundreds of corpses recovered as victims drown in open country.
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London
Rome
Stromboli
Mount Aetna
Modica
Train Accident Leaves Dozens Injured On Lille Paria Route
An express train from Lille to Paria derailed after leaving the rails at Arieux due to a switch failure. Casualties include killed and injured passengers. Weather and wartime notes follow, with storm and wind advisories and references to regional events.
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Paria
Sept Tiwissyeux
Score
Lille
Rar
Rosaing
Arieux
Bregtampeed
City weighs water rate cuts and plant ownership in Topeka
Controversy over water rates and possible city purchase grows as talks with the Water Company intensify. Reports hint at a 20 percent rate cut during plant acquisition talks, with a water commission proposed to oversee rates and plant operations. Jesse Shaw praised for knowledge, while Lincoln Neb style water commissions are discussed as a model.
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Tolsta
Coenra Dt
President Street
Neste Nen Asiely
Purvess Iim
Jesse Shaw
Alreeny
City Hall
Board of Water Commissioners
Parker
Eaperly
Mani Sea
Mesoe
Ciy Soundl
Ios
Newark
X. J
Enheer
Stends
Wewers
Fterburg
Bureau of Assessor
Eal
Cleck
Lincoln
Itiona
Topeka
Thin City
Duke of Wiain Condition Assessed as Satisfactory
Fragmentary OCR notes report the president’s condition as satisfactory after an incident. The garbled text mentions a new bone window and references a Tribune nasal grap and a Duke of Wiain. No clear dates or full names are recoverable.
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Sas Geet
the Duke of
Wiain
Fair Weather Promised With Clearing Skies
Weather report notes morning temperature around 48 degrees with expectations of a stretch of fair weather as a pair of storm periods passes and clouds dissipate. Government thermometer readings show hourly variations, indicating a trend toward calmer conditions.
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Dalicels
Regents Ad journed at Manhattan College Session
Manhattan Kan Sept 31 The board of regents of the State Agricultural College adjourned as disputes over leadership and agriculture prominence emerged. A plan to rename animal husbandry and agriculture divisions failed amid student unrest and regent opposition. Personnel changes included D J OUR directing animal husbandry and A F M Ten Hye elected as professor of agriculture with higher salaries anticipated. ~100,000 yearly budget for two years planned.
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Kan
Board of Regents
The
State Agricultural College
Jelief
of Regents
Teg Property
D. J. Our
X. Webster
A. Af. Ten Hye
Nanist
North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
Ieme
Ton Eyck
Paper hitches delay as Godard weighs Populist ticket
General Godard decides on papers for the Populist nominee amid delays and legal questions. Reporters note a prolonged process, with attorneys and officials examining timelines, deadlines, and the election slate as the campaign moves toward the critical late stage.
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Godard
Congress
WO Morphy
Wight
Gwaliber
Gada
Tata
Thisralay
Godard Trek
iMag Se
75 Shocks and a Beronty Too Embroils Harbor Work
Crane sank in deep water delaying harbor repairs by six months. The incident caused extensive damage and hi setback for the natives railway project amid confusing reports about Sir Weetman Pesreen and local officials.
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Galina Crux
Terrishman Seauintepes Natives Railway
Weetman Pesreen
Saatiahehe
Local Murder Shocks City As Suspect Surrenders
Fragmentary report details a man named Rose fatally shooting his wife at a Royal hotel on West Third Street, then turning himself in at the station. The coroner and authorities investigate while neighbors recall prior threats and a tense domestic situation.
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New York
Sant
Argue
Carrick Thesler
Waet Third Street
Rose
Mills Store News Dr Deimel Underwear Agent
Mills announces Topeka agency for Dr Deimel's mesh fabric underwear praised for healthful, soothing properties. Medical experts endorse its medicinal qualities, distinguishing it from wool and noting comfortable wear and cooling features.
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Topeka
Deimel
J. H. Kellogg
Gargeon-in- Chief
Battie Crook Baneitarium
Saye
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