Four Supreme Justices aged over seventy-five choose to serve life
The Daily Eagle notes four United States Supreme Court justices Waite Bradley Field and Miller are each over seventy five but offer to continue serving. The piece then shifts to local topics on sugar industry interest among farmers, a proposed candy plant on the river, and city tax and school tax framing in Wichita with replies to criticism over tax tables and city finances.
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New Jersey
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Philadelphia
Esstern
Pennsylvania
Allwlene
Tive
Bensing Thyn
No Man's Land Debate Echoes in Rural District Race
Fragmented remarks from a political meeting discuss preservation of public land in the Indian Territory and neighboring states. References to Morrison, Cleveland, and party strategies surface amid broader arguments on government control, veteran topics, and land policy impacts on voters and communities.
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Nuid
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Cleveland
Kansas Salt Finds Highlight West’s Salt Supply
A Lyons dispatch reports a seventy five foot salt vein found while drilling for gas, adding to Kansas salt prospects. Wichita Ellsworth Hutchinson and Kingman drillings reveal abundant saline waters with high salinity, while Comanche county yields surface salt deposits. The piece touches on economic concerns, wages, and debates over tariffs and government revenue tied to domestic salt and mining activity.
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