Weather and politics mix in Kansas and New York report
The column surveys snowbound New York disruption and Arkansas outdoor life, notes Ex-Consul Sewall on US Germany relations, and mentions the Nicaraguan canal bill with US-directed control. It also comments on Kansas Bible school reports, Cowley County statistics, railroads, and local rural development amid national affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Central
New York
Happy Valley
Great
Arkansas
Misleading Assverations On Metropolitan Police Law Debate
A reader notes Leavenworth Times endorses universal city police law use, Wichita disputes, and argues the metropolitan force has had little effect on prohibitory enforcement. The piece critiques petitions, cites Colonel Mills and Cleveland, and previews Senate delays on tariff, tobacco tax, and tax repeal politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth Times
Topeka
Ust
Stat
Wichita
Lange
Mills
Springfield Republian
Washington
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland
Senate
Treasury
Senaté
Endius
Cowles
Stanstall
Naval Secretary Whitney Praised in Public Opinion
The Globe-Democrat ranks William C. Whitney high in cabinet esteem, noting his initial criticisms faded by his vigorous naval leadership and Samoa policy. It observes shifts in the Harrison administration, with the navy gaining prominence as new ships are built and funding increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
Globe-Democrat
William C. Whitney
Whitney
John Roach
United States
Harrison
Sain
Marelid
Uhrwalen
Panam Canal
Torey
Perinds
Loyal Legion Aairy Meeting In Topeka Banquet Honors War Bonds
The Loyal Legion of Kansas held its annual meeting in Topeka on Wednesday and was banqueted at the Cape Mant Motel. Speakers praised veterans, urged unity of the nation, and criticized alien immigration while recalling Civil War ideals and the costs of conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyal Ledida
Kansas
Topeka
Cape Mant
al Nimabor
Tle
Langatot
Qwasts
Ol J
Hal Jowell
Cllinel J
Orutare
Brea
Edunel
Ateria
Anthony
Laugtiow
Union
Lapal Legioneri
Loyal Legion
South
North
South Carolina
New York
Varios Ate Po
Republic
England
Boise
Messia
General Orders Issued by Brigadier Garaaban of CRE
A garbled copy of a general order from Brigadier General Garaaban of the CRE. The document notes a February 19 date and references regiments and divisions, with unclear phrasing about the effect and assurances within the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. RK P
Garaaban
Knights of
Prthias
Revival at Arkansas City and local notices
Elder J M Monroe returns to Arkansas City to finish a church revival begun in November. 84 accessions with ongoing meetings, church reorganized with new elders and officers, debates over building expansion underway. Also reports a murder near Salt Fork, Kansas legends of Belle Starr’s death, and notes on Major Daniels Wendersline’s death and Major Vandersison as a noted Mason.
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J. M. Monroe
Wichita
Arkansas City
Christian Church
Monroe
The
Christian Church of
Kansas
Kansas City
Noble Prentis
Prentis
Belle Boyd
Belle Starr
Eufaula
I. T
America
Seoul
Quantrell
Despenste
Mexico
Janes
Indian Territory
Tmi
Danel Wendersline
Lo'olock
William
Highland Station
Reading
Pennsylvania
Agin
Lows
Lown Township
Maja Vandersison
United States
A Pen Picture of Oklahoma Frontier Towns
A dated cartoonish sketch predicts Oklahoma opening for settlement within months. It envisions frontier towns rising from dust, investors building grand hotels, government figures and a cast of characters shaping early settlement politics and social upheaval. Buffalo Jones and a parade of names hint at a dramatic, rough-and-ready future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.C. Gasette
Oklahoma
Arly
Disa
Beersheba
Buffalo Jones
Sain Wivalwal
Muttoch
Harrison
H Ghits
Wikler
Jay
Debated beef bill stirs Kansas legislature rivalries
The discussion centers on a 2¢ beef pricing bill backed by W. W. Guthrie and Kansas city rivals. Supporters argue it aims to aid Kansas cattle while opponents claim it harms farmers by tightening locals markets. The dispute links jealousy among firms and fear of price manipulation at the expense of consumers and producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nporin
Kansas
Sen
Senate
Het PLC
W. W. Guthrie
Kansas Towns
Kansas’ City
Kamena
Chicago
Kansasity
Territory Life in Osage and Kaw Lands
Article notes Osage and Kaw Indians share lore and stock ownership. Cherokee own 126500 head of cattle and other stock while tribes manage 13825.40 acres. Observes many in territory are illiterate and unaffiliated with churches, predicting decline of Kaw power and shifting land use amid development and miswritten pronunciations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliud
Purceil
Cherokee
SoSa
Ieee
Fragmented Obedience to Local News From Obscure Kansas Paper
A garbled OCR page from a Kansas newspaper notes church events at a Baptist church in Obem s and mentions local officials including Mayor Kelsey. It reports on a railroad contract for the New Ariensa Natcher Fort Beast line, revival meetings at Prestytormn church, and a Lawrence effort to establish boot and pecking interests. Several lines reference Kansas Dairy association, agricultural yields, and funeral notices amid wide typographical errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Dairy Association
Vie Kats
Ingiskibate
Janice Slaw
Atohiene
Kansas Tally Association
Ateliean
Gymeral Rie
Ariensa, Natcher & Fort Beast
Prat
Lawrence
White House opens today with new spring goods
The advertisement proclaims a sweeping opening sale of new spring fabrics and department store items including French Latines, gingsams, Penangs, Percales, silks, satins, surahs, wool dress goods, lace curtains, carpets, rugs, and oil cloths. It promises large embroidery sales, unbroken assortments, and a clearance on winter goods with no carries over to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New _ Ingram
Brussels
White House Florida names and notices misspelled
Fragmented OCR text references White House Florida Innes Ross Doswr tran Cawley Connie and Dowd. Mentions Bethe DL Mo A PR with unreadable lines. Appears to be a damaged local notice or filing fragment lacking clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doswr Tran Cawley
Connie Theuins
Hove
Bear Scout Pursuit Through California Creek Trail
An ESUIN tale details a bear chase across a rugged California route, describing a trek beside a creek and a wary encounter with a brown bear. The pursuit ends with the bear turning away and the party continuing their expedition amid forest terrain and mounting fatigue.
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Raton
Sewall
Movting
Germany
Trush
Bayard
Hucnilia Plag
Prince Rienarek
Mr. Bayant
Berlin
Great Britain
Te Company
Sccn
Halle
Watkinsen
Sansa
Jublican Party
K. C
Ravens
Metropolitan Journaliva
Africa
Stanley
Ohe Marsi
Aix
New
York
PUIG
Lavelead
Kanaas
Ths
SSS
Aehich All Etate Business Treiudel
Brrief
Cowley County
Kreps
AG Teageien
Cowlne
Geacomble
Gowler County
Bend Aitjitving
Oklahome
Naval Secretary
Pelurs
Peters
Lnasseuch
Misonei Pavile
W. Hansan
Joss ‘Comyiletind Watleis
Putis
Memphis
Tenn
Tis
Tennestsen
Virebila
Georgia
Giverma Pacific
the Loyal Legion
Salt Fork
Creek Council
Interior Department
Purcell Register
Trenholm
Kansas Egllary
Baptist Chureh
Obem
Boulet
Vanderslice
Kafe
Hind Tersdar
Kelsey
Sedewick Eotyity
Delgwick
Surimuntte
White - House
New Spring
White House
Main Street
Esuin
Stee
Hatiors
California
Aan Nowa
Cal
Mead
Mike
Uae
Thetiosul
Cmd
Toth Tate
Philategiula
Sumdentadip
Lss
She Tete Ghamee
Anaipwia
Fawn
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