Rain and political notes in western Kansas history
Weather casts from April 7 report rain and warmer conditions inland with variable winds in Missouri and Kansas. Crop updates from Morton and Gray counties note rain improving prospects. Political items discuss the Leavenworth Convention, capital relocation talks, and supporters for Governor Anthony, plus calls to move the capital to Abilene. Committed death reported near Lawrence.
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Democratic caucus adopts policy on territorial admission
In Wasuixatex on April 7 a Democratic caucus of about 123 Reps outlined policy for admitting territories as states. It favors constitutional conventions in Dakota, Montana, Washington, and New Mexico, with ratification votes in November. A rules dispute and debate over Indian aid and Oklahoma territorial government were noted, with no final action on enacting territorial statutes.
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Despondent man leaps into Kansas River on James street bridge
A man about 55, carrying a linen bag with 7435 in bills, leaped from the James street bridge into the Kansas River. He was rescued and revived. He claimed Austrian nationality, used aliases, and said illness drove the act. Police in Kansas City, Kansas detain him for further inquiry as a possible defaulter or political criminal.
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Custody Battle Over Child Attracts City Attention
A custody dispute unfolds with Davidson accusing her ex-husband of abducting their child to New York nine months ago. Mr. Small, the adoptive father, contesting the claim, says the girl now known as Irene Small remains under his guardianship. A warrant for abduction was sworn at Justice Walker's and further developments are awaited as authorities pursue custody resolution. Meanwhile a Welsh Prize Singers concert, backed by the Women's Christian Temperance Union, drew a near full Central Music Hall audience with Welsh and British selections and notable performances by Misses Purvis, Hope, and others. The event showcased harp pieces and vocal solos, highlighting a blend of novelty and musical merit.
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Trimming and Sales Department Seeks Improvement
An unusual note from the business house states departments will be replenished with novelties after a week of large business. It admits errors and grievances may occur, promises improved trimming and sales, and thanks patrons for past, present, and future support.
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