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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1914
Page
3
Fragmented OCR passage mentions eyewear themes, names such as Welty and Davis, naval water, various stray phrases, and numerous garbled terms. No coherent event or clear entities provide a resolvable news item.
A fragmentary, highly garbled OCR piece describes vaudeville shows and traveling acts across Midland and other towns. Mentions entertainment by Canaytry Vives and a touring company, with scattered references to audiences, seeds, and local notices. The text also hints at public interest in vaudeville performances amid a mix of unrelated items and place names.
At a fuel station a tethering dispute led to a fatal incident involving Bart Otis. Police reported a confrontation escalated to violence with Otis pronounced dead at the scene. Investigators are reviewing footage and statements from witnesses.
A fragmented notice lists warranty deeds and quit claim actions across multiple counties and towns. Names include Lawrence, William Cobten, Henry Horait, and Laskrenvel with references to Baldwin and Ottawa. The scattered text mentions tracts, Lot numbers, and NE NW SW descriptions, indicating transfers and heirs pending in Lawrence and surrounding areas.
The candidate urges voters to weigh private business integrity and public service history. Warnings against lack of experience emphasize selecting a candidate with proven standing in the community. Supporters pledge ready to back his administration as among the best in local history.
The readable fragment references Meritol White and a company Vavined & Co and hints at an intent or offer but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts to summarize a clear event or item.
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