Satgwick County Central Committee Meets in Wichita
Notice states a meeting of the Satgwick county Tesulitlean Central Commestice will be held in the district court room in Wichita July 8 at 3 pm. Attendance required for all members. Chairman HL Taylor and Secretary WL Mader urge full participation. Controversy surrounds a letter from Ohio published by the Topeka Capital.
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