Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-09-17
CIRCUIT COURT Of
APPEALS REFUSES TO
ACT IN KANSAS CASE
1t Holds that Court Of Equity Has
No Jurisdiction to Enjoin State
Election Officers.
BILL IS ORDERED DISMISSED
Printing Ballots is Duty Imposed
by State Laws,
WILSON WILL VISIT BRYAN
Democratic Candidate to Spend Sun
day, October 6, at Fairview.
NEBRAsKAN PLANS A TOUR
He VIII Spend Three Days in Home
state and Return in Time to
Printing Ballots is Duty Imposed
by State Laws.
WILSON WILL VISIT BRYAN
Democratic Candidate to Spend Sun.
day, October 9, at Fairview.
NEBRAsKAN PLANS A TOUR
He VIII Spend Three Days in Home
state and Return in Time to
| Preside Over the Will
SON Meeting.

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circuit court Of appeals here today handed
down a decision in the Kansas prest
Dental electors case upholding the
decision Of Judge Sanborn in the United
States district court here that q court OF
equity has no jurisdiction to enjoln
state election officer from performing
his statutory duty Of printing an election
ballot. The case was remanded to the
United States district court with di-
reotions to dismiss the bill.
Taft Likes Lewis Nomination.
BEVERLY, Mass, Sept. 16.-Pres1dent
Taft learned with pleasure today OF the
selection by Ohio republicans OF Thomas
Lewis, former president OF the United
Mine Workers as the party's candidate
for secretary of state. Word came from
Ohio leaders that the entire state ticket
is made up bf regular republicans. The
addition of Lewis, the president was told,
adds great strength to the republican
lineup.
Wilson to Be Bryan's Guest,
LINCOLN, Sept. 16-Announcemen was
made here this morning that Governor
Wilson will be the guest of w. ]. Bryan
over Sunday, October Q, following his ad.
dress here on the preceding day. This
will be the first opportunity for a. con-
ference the democratic nominee and Mr.
Bryan have had since the Baltimore con-
vention.
1t was also stated that Mr., Bryan VIII
return from his western speaking trip on
October and will spend three days cam
paigningeither In Nebraska or some ad-
Joining state, returning to Lincoln In
time to welcome Governor Wilson and
be his host over the weekend. Mr..
Bryan will act as chairman OF Governor
wilson's Lincoln meeting, IL is announced.
Marshall In Kansas CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. ls.-That the
remedy for the so-called trust evil lies
with the separate states rather than with
the federal government is the view held
by Governor Thomas r. Marshall OF
Indiana, the democratic vice presidential
candidate who began tour OF campaign
speeches in Kansas City, Kan. today
Governor Marshall arrived here on an
earlv train and because Of the early hour
no reception committee was at the Union
station to meet him They arrived later
at the Hotel Baltimore and took him to
the Kansas side, where the governor made
his first scheduled speech this afternoon
In his speech in Kansas City, Kan. this
afternoon, Governor Marshall made bid
for the Kansas Taft vote and attacked
both the republican and progressive par.
ties. He paid particular attention to the
latter and accused It's leaders Of insin-
nerity.
wilson's Train is Late.
URBANA, O., Sept. 1s.-"No more pri-
vate cars for me unless better arrange
ments can be made said Governor
woodrow Wilson today. The private car.
according to railroad rules, could not De
attached to fast trains and as a result
Governor Wilson was forced to spend all
day on the train when he might have
been in Chicago.
To add to the nominees discontinue,
the private car went through series OF
maneuyers In the railroad yards at Col-
umbus that were far from pleasant 1t
was showed around In short. quick jerks
which played havoc with the breakfast
table where the nominee was seated. The
governor made up his mind that unless
The railroads could attach the private
car TO faster trains he would take the
ordinary reservations on sleeping cars.
Governor Wilson's train was two hours
late when leaving Columbus and indica-
tsons we're that the nominee would have
more difficulty in Chicago, where his
itinerary called for only an hours leeway
in making connections with the train that
was to take him to Sioux City. Ia, to-
night.
The governor spent the day reading and
debating to his stenographer. A crowd
greeted the governor here and he shook
hands. leaning over the rail OF his car.
Johnson Speaks at Keokuk.
KEoKUK, Ia, Sept. 16.-Another attack
On the sixteen Iowa delegates who voted
90 seat the two Taft delegates from Call
fornia in the republican national con-
vention marked the final appearance Of
Governor Hiram johnson in this state
here today
They told me that this part OF the
state is very conservative he said They
saw there are those who still justify the
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