EXPERTS APPOINTED FOR FEDERAL BUILDERS BOARD REPORT
In February the Federal department announces experts named to oversee construction costs and contracting rules. Names include state and city figures such as Wm Owen, T. Thatcher, B. Morris, C. Shmullow, and J.B Let, with action approved to regulate bonded transport and public works. The National Builders' Association reports on standard contract procedures, bids, and penalties, outlining estimates, site details, and architect oversight at federal level.
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de Creary
Sulelha
Neat
August Arkatsae
Dandridien Multi
Segres
Thlardo
Pramk Shall
Ewer Dakota
McCint Pierre
Deitinn
Terricat
Las Vitus
Nelrask W. Parnes
Austin
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B. Morris
Cheyente
Vine SD
Shmullow
Tee Apps
Ment
National Builders' Association
Imilifeee
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Ulitar Cnatsudts
Sualle
Tates
Pentaslon
Suva
Spe
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Ty Moore McMuster
Lewwinad
Prislig
Culesan
Licker
New York
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Wy Seriluer
St Paul
Goma
National Association of Builders
Mike
Semon Joba
Ef Loin
Plaateribe Util Seneca
Sarl Sd
Thiker
Newark
Word Hay
Hostiin
Plumb cabinet debate stirs Senate and House actions
Amid tight schedule dates in February debates center on the Plumb cabinet appointment, with supporters urging adjournment until early March. The Senate takes up a judiciary apportionment bill as the House passes the university appropriation, while discussions in Smith address usury and other measures. A letter from Senator Plumb defends the governor’s selection and pledges loyalty to the state’s interests as lawmakers weigh political timing and potential consequences.
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Eue
Ayrifal
Herve
Rotiste
Plunth
Theseoute
Bucha
Siva
Senate
United States
Aluryglaas
Naturelle
Petrichs
Faerie
Dave Demg
Hjopetal
Washington
Sacenttace
Nzuerdmeet Tw
Merical Faral
Sarghuts
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Stewart
Periday
Wilsas
Me Frye
Vie Tii Trask
Txch
Buldieg
Toenberg
Bash State
Wight
Congress
Mucmoriniens
Hueksenrn
Moore
Heck
Spd
People of
TuaTe Aed
Edo
Casapetas
Palcore
Osama
Sonor
Hackworth
Sedator Senate Debates Usury Bills and Jobs
Seventy read bills trigger a pause as the Sedators delay to hear the governor’s speech. Senator Wright recovers, then the senate resumes with committees on whole and a push for an inter est reduction bill. Petitions press the health board, wild cat bounty, and county salary changes while debates wrap around appropriations for schools and libraries.
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Kimball
Labtte County
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Kansas
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Miami
Barnett
Colles
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McPherson
Gordon
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McFarland
Ness
Gibson
Dickinson
Crawford
Marion
Dexter
Cowley County
Isene Water Works Boards
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Madison
Lyon, Chase and
Greenwood
Garfield County
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Tiseues
Safford
Prozess
Ube
Bail
Sthehter
AM Smith
Meruwrou
State House
Ab Howes
Kusck
Nater Kirkpatrick
Sateens From Freres Kovchtin At Wass Store
Wass 123 to 127 Main Street presents a department feature on French sateens by Freres Kovchtin. The selection is exclusive to the market with prices from 25 ets to 60 cents per yard.
Scotch and French Ginghams on sale this week
Store advertises 40 pieces of Scotch Ginghams with new coloring pins on sale Monday morning. They claim prices at 40 cents a yard elsewhere and 25 cents for novelty French Ginghams. The sale promises a holiday savings and invites shoppers to visit to enhance the display.
Extradition Treaty Debate Dominates Senate Session
Senators weigh British extradition treaty amid unsettled war era politics. A long vote splits along party lines on amendments and injunctions. Several named members and factions appear in the roll, with discussion of secrecy clauses and executive sessions.
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Palmer
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Shera
Teller
Turple
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Wilson
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Cockrell
Cut
Gibson
Germs
Spring Openings Sale At Main Street Dry Goods Store
A six day early spring opening sale begins Monday at 127 Main Street. Special offers include 20 pieces French Broadcloth at 1 dollar per yard, 25 novel dress patterns from 10 to 25 dollars a suit, 30 pieces 6 inch all wool flannels at 35 cents per yard, and 52 inch all wool flannels at 60 cents per yard. Store promises finest new fabrics and designs.
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Main Street
Yea &T
Adame Lizgett
Great Place Goods Carnival Opens With New Arrivals
A festive sales notice showcases a 40-inch Ad Wool Henri etta offered at 91 75, promising value beyond a dollar. It highlights a 40-inch Silk Warp Hearistta at 100 cents, claiming a premium over standard pricing, and invites shoppers to compare Black Goods and other novelties.
Silk Bargains In Black And Colored Silks
Silks sale announces 28 new black pieces priced at 1 to 2 dollars per yard and 63 pieces of colored silk opening February. Entire stock of 671 pieces goes on sale at 10 to 25 cents per yard less than former prices, promising unmatched value and selection.
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America
Oklahoma Oklahoma Territory Debate Shifts on Cherokee Rights
Washington Feb 1 Senate Territories Committee heard ex Senator McDonald oppose Oklahoma bill arguing Cherokee treaties grant a temporary outlet. Perkins and Western delegates urged removal of obstacles and predicted passage with amendments. House discussed Dakota admission and New Mexico status amid long floor actions.
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Ray
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Latger
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Mansur
Missouri
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Jaen
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