Ohio election chatter and national notes from a busy period
A mishmash report covers the Republican state convention, local elections in Os Kaloon, and upcoming mayoral races. It notes General Terry’s retirement ripple, Senate confirmations, Los Angeles charter changes, and a range of political and legal developments including bank litigation, anti poverty moves, and frontier Indian affairs with broader Ohio Centennial celebrations in Marietta and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Marietta
Northwest Territory
Olio Archeotated Historical Society
Washington County
Louisiana Demagogue McEnery Opposes Free Ballot
The piece denounces ex Governor McEnery as a demagogue and lauds Louisiana Democrats for resisting his push for a revolution to secure a Republican ticket. It notes political tensions in France as cabinets fall amid radical and monarchist clashes and contemplates France’s future without a stable ministry.
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Louisiana
McEnery
Shreveport
Saade
Pells
Arkansi
Gulf
Esmiblican
Tims
Yarmouth
Aude
Warmouth
Railway Meeting Chooses New Directory for Missouri Pacific
Stockholders from towns along the line meet at division headquarters to elect a new board. J H L Richards of Wichita serves as chairman with Mr Nelson of Larned as secretary. Directors named include Gen LOL Turner Sedum Winfield and W Speer Winter, as Harding and TF Praher witness proceedings.
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Wintess Gaesie
Fale
Storkholders
Nelson
Larned
Elie
Lol Turner
Sedum
Winfield
W. Speer
Winter
Tk. Harding
TF. Praher
Wessers Wiscouri Parvit Hina
Win. Speer
Diviaan Weet Bender de Eel
Barrier to Equality Discussed by Janet Pas in Chicano News
Janet Pas argues against full gender equality before the law, asserting distinct female status remains natural. She critiques protective laws as insufficient and urges focus on practical rights, while listing political nominees and urging readers to assess the Signals slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Pas
Extermination Drives for Rabbits in New Zealand Legend
The article discusses a long running rabbit problem in New Zealand, detailing government led efforts and private ventures to eradicate rabbits. It notes rabbit proliferation, impact on sheep farming, and financial costs from 19th century actions and conferences. It also covers agricultural outlooks, crop conditions, and livestock health in Australia and Kansas, highlighting improving cattle and grain prospects alongside continued rabbit eradication debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Zealand
New Zealand
England
Scotland
Tasmannia
Egypt
Lowe
Ronnie
Sidney
Italy
Curiosity in figures and 18th century political notes
A fragmented page notes a curious arithmetic trick about age and figures, references U S presidents from Adams to Jackson, and mentions political shifts and events. It includes stray historical anecdotes, party observations, and a garbled late 19th century style discourse with names like Jefferson Adams and Harrison, and a brief, unclear social scene description.
Trans continental rates for National Education association meet
A circular from Chairman J. and Leeds of the Trans continental association outlines special rail and through ticket rates for the National Education association annual convention in San Francisco in July. The notice lists origin points, travel options, stopovers, and through rate divisions, with conditions on mortgage lines and prepaid orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & Leeds
Transcontinental Association
National Educational Association
San Francisco
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Pacific Junction
St. Joseph
Attchison
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Mineola
Houston
St. Louis
Cairo
Memphis
New Orleans
Missouri River
Portland
Dussinn River
St. Paul
Juluth
Ashland
Jeretsh Porthand
Victoria
Vancouver
B.C
Wieg
Minneapolis
Port Arthur
Missouri
Ole Rn
Fragmented OCR political piece recounts vague campaign chaos
An OCR garble outlines a chaotic political scene with mentions of leaders, safety, armory, and a February gathering. It references campaigns, party power plays, and public interest items, with scattered place names and names like Karens City Star, but the text is largely unreadable and presents no clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloon
Temale
Nater Uttocke
Eltizey
City Star
Terntofard
Bragg
United States
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Terry
Sharp
Lexington
Kentucky
Trewatrer
Buckner
Tate
Senate
Antis Poverty Society
Salt Late City
Heine
Washington
New York World
Justine Waite
Uridge
Milwaukee & St
Tmoraine
Sugar Trust
Kumpf
Peipers
The
Journal and Times
Raleigh Bank
Canmin
Toronto
Meyory
Wiley and
Voorhees
Baltimore Sun
Jos Angela
Los Angeles
Comnet
Dr. Gatling
Jay
Sun
Otter Belt
Indian Territory
Ted
Cindy Illnet
Dave
Cal
Los Angeles National Bank
McDougal
New York
Central Bank
Sault Ste. Marie
Santa Ana
McDouzal
McDouszal
General Treve
Auinister
Mexico
Intien
Alain
Isis
France
Carenut
Wsuat
Sair
Politiv
Cam W
Tirard
Pars
Scully
Carmel
Eea
Paver
Rowhanger
George T. Anthony
Kingsley Mercury
Gen. Taylor
John Tl. Showalter
Wellington
Frartford
Farmer Smith
Goversiece Marshall
Murtock
J. K. Hudson
Topeka
Noble Prentiss
Newton
Tion W. Martin
City Union
Patioonstruction
Ralji Easley
Huschin
Mom News
Bel Muller
Troy Chief
Imorcintegece
Supreme Court
Gor
X. Eskridie
Ethian
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Wellington Press
Sahil
Vane Lae
Teal Posty
Coee
Eail
Kansas
Sondon City
Sourinel
Jefferson
Adames
John Q. Adams
Amckeson
Jackson
van Buren
Harrie
Harrison
Neault
Kline Betry
Frlowa Va
Binine
Chevelagel
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Windrill
Democratic Party
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Our City
Love
Justice
JW. Humphreys
Pratt City
Humphreys
North Main Street
Wichita
Sim Hiatt
Battle Creek
Mich
White House
Robinson & Champion
Geal
Aturriea
Weil Pintiines
Ian
Oat Ales
Fing USA
Uwe
Cotenens
Wien
Crete
Inter Jutwaei
Merrion
Kanes
Elx
Sterling
Fort Scott
Momen
Barrett
Beemer
Fred
Tupmku Journal
Farge Springs
Laberet
Swellealster
Hock Toland
Seward
Coeinty
Fuk Inlet
Enliven Rover
Hansa
Mowin
Fuac
Ana Eae
Mem Menez
Fowler, Moesus
Conn
J.P. Allen
Wichita, Ean
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