Kansas City's Clash and City News Across the Plains
A long item notes population figures for Chicago, Kansas City Treaty talk and Wichita's bank clearings up 12.9 percent. It cites Garden City exposition, Garden City Herald editor J. S. Painter, and Kansas papers' role in state pride. The piece mentions a Wichita ball club defeat, a New York electricity execution ruling, and legal-murder case notes including Gillin and Sullivan. It references Dorchester figures and Andrew Carnegie ahead of his biography, plus editor-prank concerns about press opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kansas
New York Legisleuire
Pinte Supreme Court Fn
Gillin
Winsonsixaly
Gny
New York
Kansas City Times
Missouri
St. Louis
Tilinois
Mirvels
Cooney the Fox
Windy Wonder and Kansas City Times clash over Wichita
A long critical piece rails at Kansas City editors for popularizing the term windy wonder and lampoons Wichita’s rise while detailing Missouri and Texas politics, grain deals, and court-building plans. It notes Governor Francis testimony on wheat margins, court counts, and legal disputes amid national sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lemmon
Newton
Wichita
Kansas City Times
Washington Post
Francis
Missouri
St. Louis
Benjamin Te Leon
T. B. Price
Rehes
Dent
Renma
Je Francis & Tires
St Louis
Lyon & Pros
Ernie
Nee Waly
Kansas City and Kansas Prohibition Debate Prominent
Kansas City argues prohibition in Kansas harms revenue and trade while Kansas seeks wide prosperity for all towns. The Times notes liquor exports from Kansas City firms exceed a million dollars annually and that open saloons would not aid dealers. Kansas City aims to boost state growth, insisting mutual prosperity benefits both states.
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Kannasty Times
Kansas City
Kansas
Colonel Murdock
Murdock
Kansa
the Times
Kansas City Times
Jim Jains
Kaunas
Routin
Missouri
Local Kansas City News Briefs and Vague City Happenings
A collage of scattered notes from Kansas towns reports on public events and oddities. Mentions university holdings, saloon incidents, a Fourth of July address plan, rail office moves, county fairs, and small town mischief with locals such as police, editors, and residents cited in fragmentary form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huo
Boowera
Wellinguom
Pere Bisey
Stevens County
A. C. Plena
Junction City
Kovernines
Fort Riley
Lopeka
University
Kansas Herd
Garden City Herald
Finney County
Jmiuin
Calleh
Aeguna Journal
Bether
Fhatesiudl
Charles Brows
Jack July
Riclon Daotine
Jack Justy
Af Launaster
Fosienlay
Milne
Jack Saitr
Judy
Forte Rds
Lancaster Prairie Prees
Lancaster
Patriot
Atchison Grae
Eieworth
Colnana
Stat Eticwr
Milwaukee
Coe Lh
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Daily’ Ladle
Sresall
Moyock
Eator
Kaness
Chicago
Cronin
Tascott
Thorns Ewing $ Sherman
Wring Sherman
S. J
William T. Sherman
Philadelphia
Archbishop Ryan
Wichita Eagle
Kansas Papers
Alsans Ff
Ptease Talk House
Emporia Tupuitulcan
Mouriock
Kasisas
Luuporia
Ertyerdine
Kanes
Cinciinnati
Hur Ball
Cain
Atchison, Patrichsee
Wichita Banta
Aiglay
Missoairi
Traval
MesanJer Sullivan
Grand Jury
Sullivan
Gran Jury
DK. Pearson
Mearaun
Vna Bene
Andrew Carnegie
Sali
Henry Grady
Virginia University
Cooney
Cincinnati
Westgrard
Kanats City
Kanaas City
Kausax Caly
Hyurefote
Holy Crues
Leadville
Lond
MORES
Sedgwick County
State House
Capitol
Texas
National Capitol
Topeka
United States
France
Niagara Falls
Crom
Kunze
Clan-na-Gael
Woodruff
Oklahoma
Indias
Paris
London
Ole Girhamain
Pehmeyfeania
Rhode Island
Stuiteut
Hogebliesn Party
Republican Party
Simon Cameron
Jackson
Louisiana
Lake Poschartrain Canal
Isso
U c
Thiais Missouri
Jim Janta
Caliel
Benjamin Creswick
Sheffield
Mr. Ruskin
Brothers of
St Georges Coe
Wither
Sie Maroc
John Preston
Senda
Silpa
Scions
Sivan
Kanopolis
Lastera
West Point
Kyuyts
Charles Crawford
Fort Scott
Latham
Atchison
Saya
Nic
Nebuchadnezzar
Conway Springs
Lupe
Ibis
Brainerd
Mendes
Ely Lnk
Alec
Arkansas City
Eee
Jooka
Lietrreingr
Sien
Tao-cime Ricateeremia
Edo
Cos Vets
Cos
Casil
Mreel
Totes & Ress
Enveerth
Oklaboma
Optie
Haan
Ge Price
Cat
Em Gell
Necieeae
Punt
Cmcage
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