Farmers and immigration topics dominate Kansas meetings
The Farmers Alliance and Resubmission clubs in Kansas push for state unity in migration and reform. A keynote Kansas convention in Wichita, led by A. L. Allen as president, outlines plans for resubmission and immigration action with Topeka officials highlighted, while editorials note political tensions and shifting alliances across counties.
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Notable Kansas political conflict on pay and reform
The letter discusses Hon. RR Peters of the Seventh Kansas district resigning after his current term, criticizing federal pay adequacy and the influence of money in politics. It cites V A Suaird describing Wichita’s growth and recovery after a setback, noting the city’s evident business revival and future prosperity expectations.
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Wichita Eagle readers roil over insurance chief pick
Fragmented notes from Topeka and Wichita papers reveal anger at Governor Humphrey's possible removal of Web Wilder as insurance commissioner. Reports cite legislators profiting from insurers, party-rift rhetoric, and editorials warning of broader political fallout and graft exposure.
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Resubmission and immigration debate shapes Kansas policy
A Wichita letter to the editor argues resubmission is right for Kansas, but immigration is not dependent on it. It cites Kansas history from 1872 to the 1880s, critiques prohibition, and urges broad state cooperation to boost immigration through a centralized bureau.
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Oklahoma Cutline Reflects Oklahoma Politics and Land Plans
The article outlines Oklahoma’s land survey and settlement efforts, detailing delegates from Guthrie to a Republican convention and the strategic talk around state boundaries. It notes leadership, proposed surveys, and public notices shaping territorial and territorial governance.
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