Attorney General Threatens Brewers With Costs for Militia Action
The Attorney General declares the Brewers must pay costs if militia is called out to enforce court orders. He states the Brewers will not resist, and receivers may seize property of defendants to satisfy the court. Contempt actions and heavy penalties for participants are promised.
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Topeka
Soh
Spe
Genny
Kansas
Siyvers
Lo State
Peoper
Ilarcages Metal] Quay
HY Gt
Meers Sa Tutary
Lawson Suit Opens in Barrage Court with Turbulent Claims
A marginally legible legal notice describes a Lawson suit naming defendants including Bert Ye Taiwan and others. The document references mining and Barrage, with unclear details about dates, locations, and involved parties. The fragment mentions damages, defendants, and a Great Northern connection but is too garbled for specifics.
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Taiwan
Barrage
Cape Ad
Wis
Sapreie
Ponsa
Largest fleet of American vessels assembled in history at Hampton Roads
Norfolk Va April 21 The greatest fleet of American ships ever gathered on the waters near Hampton Roads totals about three hundred thousand tons of steel ready to welcome foreign battleships for the James-Terrestrial celebration. Vessels will arrive over time to take part in the ceremonies marking progress.
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Norfolk
Vas
Hampton
Bert
Arriv Iyprsitty
Pittsburg Probe Sparks Graft Revelations In City Council
A sensational investigation in Pittsburg reveals the graft com mittee plans to publish a list of council members alleged to be involved. President Cam arom of the Pittsburg & Tube City railway testified about a 170,000 payoff tied to controlling both city branches.
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Pittsburg
Camarom
Pittsburg & Tube City Railway
Banker Arrest Shocks Seothud Bank Locale
Charles King, president of the First National Bank of Seothud SC, was arrested by United States agents after being indicted by a federal grand jury. The charge relates to alleged depositions and fraudulent instrumental actions tied to bank operations.
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Charles €. King
First National Bank of
Seothud SC
United States
Naar Sls
Nol Jury
South Theob Wah
Lumber Mill Burned in Seattle Fire
A Seattle lumber mill suffered a major blaze damaging the walling and destroying the premises. Marshal Kincaid and others investigated while a man, described by Mrs. Intermeister, was stopped and questioned after entering the back of the store during the incident.
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Roman Siving
Jim Moore
Kincaid
Prestud
Cormpister
Set
Shooting by Black Hand in Brooklyn Wounds Italian Merchant
Viago Mar, a prosperous Italian merchant in New York, was seriously wounded in his arm during a confrontation in Brooklyn. Police suspect members of the Black Hand threatened his life and demanded blackmail payments of about $1,000.
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New York
Viago Mara
Brooklyn
Black Hand
Kings
Debates and Local Ads Flood April Listings at Lawrence
Mixed items from Lawrence include Kansas-Washburn debate details at Univer sity chapel with April Saturday eve music, plus local ads for cigars ice cream plants and dressmaking services. Addresses like 702 Rhode Island Street and 1105 Massachusetts Street appear among vendors and event notes.
Bold Robbers Target a Post Office
A brief report notes a bold robbery at a post office. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR, but the incident involved a disturbance at a postal facility and police were alerted.
Notice to Contractors for Bid Opening
Notice to contractors of bid opening for The Thestres Stone Club project. Committee reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Names referenced include Park Te Chas, Tan Al W. Ostlaw and Frank Williams.
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Thestres Stone Club
Social notes from Kansas City and nearby towns
Mrs. Herring and Mrs. Shearer spent the day in Kansas City while Elliott and several others traveled to Leavenworth. The community reports visits, music programs, and a predicted Sizma Nu fraternity convention with a varied schedule this Thursday to Saturday.
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Herring
Kansas City
J. Ts. Shearer
Ais
Elliott
Leaven- Worth
Euhel Perry
Geo. Berger
Oskaloosa
Kate Reynolds
R Hyme
Chay Cone
Hls
Foster
Tans
Shimmmins
Lillian Eakin
Topeka
Will ‘Eine Dewr
F. M. McFarland
Geo. Shaw
Frank Anderson
M Marks
Trorothy McKnight
Danetion City
Raymond Stauffer
E.R. Stuster
Gen. T. Marshall
Concordia
Mary Hayden
Taumetalant
Pester
Sizma Nu Fraternity
Thursdis
Lilian Abaham
Kaneas City
David Warfield
de Gattert
Enti
Phobeta
Eniparin
Addis
LooMes
Dirrews
Pereyays
Ty Sheldon
Tieton Bo Woods
Sisters of
Butling
Elae
Stas Spiesters
Weil
Phas
Beatrice
Gwarty
W. Thiedeane
Pony
Vibiia
Aindorines
Lyons
Miss Phipps
Stem Vref
Hubacb
Straus
Maudestl
Kansas-Washburn Debate at University Chapel
The article notes a debate between Kansas and Washburn with speakers including Rickert and Tanase Mor at the University chapel on Saturday evening, April 27, featuring fine music. Also mentions May items and a promotion for new lace curtains carpets and rugs during house-cleaning time.
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Kansas-Washburn
University Chapel
Eriksen
Kansas City Petition Seeks Pardon for C W Anderson
The Kansas City House of Representatives voted 112 to 30 to join a petition to the president requesting a pardon for C W Anderson. He was arrested Friday and sent to Fort Leavenworth, where he once escaped nine years ago after a burglary conviction. Anderson later lived quietly in Kansas City, married, and built a family, drawing hundreds of petition signatures.
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Kansas City
Sonri House of Representatives
Jeffersony City
C. W. Anderson
Ft. Leavenworth
Kans
Andersen
Skilthwater
Alahoma
Kansas
Senator Borah Denies Indictment Claims After White House Visit
Idaho Senator Borah, after a brief White House stop, says he did not discuss any indictment rumors with the president or justice department officials. He claims reports of an indictment related to alleged frauds are camouflaged rumors and that he knows nothing of such charges.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Senator Borah
Idaho
Camuyrs
Vw Presient
Mrs Brummage Dead in Local Death Notice
Mrs Alf Brommage died Saturday evening. Survivors include her husband H. W. Wilson of Abilee and other relatives. The obituary notes her association with a local church and memory by many neighbors.
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Alf Brommage
W Wilson
Abilee
Rignagtaon
Renee
No Receivers for Brewers Yet
Fragmentary note reports receivers for the Brewers not found yet with references to Topeka and Kansas. Mentions weather effects and a business stop, unclear dates and names.
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Brewers
Bad Topeka
Kansas
Markets by Week: Wheat and Butter Prices Mixed
Kansas City reports mixed grain bids with No 2 wheat and rye futures quoted. No 2 white and hay markets noted. butter creamery values described for creamery prices. details show fluctuating May contracts and regional price references.
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Kansas City
Live Stock and Commodity Quotes From Chicago Markets
Live stock receipts total 12,000 with 150 calves and native heifers. Wheat May 7.83, July 8.14. Corn May 4.84, July 4.856. Oats May 4.334, July 4.00. Pork May 15.75, July 15.?... Lard May 8.70, July 8.82. Beef steers receipts 12,000. top price 26.75. Sets 3,500.
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Chicago
Slic
Classified notices from university town posting
Stock for bluegrass pasture near K U offered at $1 per head per month. Rentals for pasture stock available by day week or month. Pure bred White Leghorn chicks for sale and young calves wanted. Help wanted for dishwashing at QOread Cafe. Contacts include Simon White Frank L Peairs Geo W Shearer and local phone numbers.
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K. U
Bell Phone
Simon White
South City
Frank L. Peairs
Geo. W. Shearer
Cattle in a Box Car Disrupts Transport at Gurley
Passengers recount a cattle shipment stalled by obstructions and ventilation issues aboard a box car near Gurley Kansas. The crew faced delays as the tanker shipper and rail workers negotiated a solution amid a tense delivery timeline.
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Gaedner
Gurley
Wanda
Wecentiary
Vreacht
el Steels
Pay Only Small Per Cent Scotland S Co April
Industrial notes describe a Scottish company offering small percent payments. The snippet mentions land and property activities, with emphasis on alignment with local trends. Specific names, dates, or amounts are unclear in the fragment.
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Scotland
S. Co
Indian Territory Fire Casualty Report
Reported fire in Indian Territory caused casualties with limited readable details. Names and exact locations are unclear in the text but indicate fatalities and damage.
Receiver Takes Charge in Kansas Case
A terse note outlines a leadership change with Kansas figures involved. The fragment mentions Newey and Kansas City entities, hinting at administrative shifts and a general meeting. Specific roles and dates are unclear from the text.
Volcanic Eruptions in Sailer Uribe April 24 Report
A report outlines emergency conditions and financial strain from volcanic activity. Authorities discuss patient care, relief payments, and state provision for free care, noting many patients cannot pay and the treasury faces increased strain.
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Sailerah Uribe
Valdiva
New Sorority on Hill Promises Inter Sorority Savor
An Inter-Sorority savor is started on the Hill with girls pledged recently. The Gentry Bros show will visit Lawrence on May 7. Advertisements promote stationery at Boughtons and Taylor's Sample Shoe Store. A large rug display arrives featuring Tapestry Body Brussels Wiltons Axminster and Velvets. Local notes mention a hot chocolate promotion and fashion tips from Schulz the tailor.
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Heen
Brussels
Eriksen
Unclear text on property recovery and law order
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss property recovery and a legal order related to a Kansas property. The text is heavily garbled, with many missing words and nonsensical phrases, preventing a coherent summary of events, entities, or outcomes.
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Kansas
Fragmented report on four people burned in an incident
A garbled OCR entry describes four people burned in an incident with scattered phrases about a tethered scene and a sequence of unclear actions. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the event seems to involve injuries and a hazardous setup at an east location.
Fire in French Arsenal Reported Amid Chaos
A fire breaks out at a French arsenal causing panic among nearby private residents. Officials say the incident began during a maintenance drill and urgent evacuations were ordered as flames spread. No injuries have been confirmed yet, and containment efforts continue through the night.
Kansas Girl a Composer ad offered at local shops
A fragment lists items and sales at Lawrence stores including linoleum, post cards, phonographs, typewriter ribbons, and supplies. It mentions Eriksen, Boyles, Straffun's Drug, and 72 Mass Street with references to local university views and new patterns. The note reads like an old newspaper ad sketch.
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Lawrence
Boyles
Mass Street
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Alan
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C. J. Simmon
G. W. Jones
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Tetheswee Street
George A. Banks
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Ewe
Wm. T. Sinclair
Priepione
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Elaridge House
F. M. Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan Association
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Finma M. Schleifer
Vital Seine
Rhode Island Street
Billie Williamson
Boughton
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Straffon’s
Keister Dressmaking School
New Hampshire
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Aug. Pierson
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Scott
Westinghans
Rickert
Tanase Mor
WIEE
Grain and Provisions
Qoread Cafe
University Hill
Bell
Gardner Farme
Indian Territory
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Ape Nod Merson
Novi
Htt
Jase A
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Strietis
New Sorority On Hill
Gentry Bros.t
Boughtens
Mass
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Scholz
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Supreme Court
Tucker Again
Lewelines
Vernon Lawl
Fueris
Filison
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Watkins National Bank
J.B. Watkina
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J.C. Moore
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W. OB. Spalding
Gen. R. Stubbe
Sweeney
Junther
Lewin
Jicub
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Inky
Eb. JL
C. B. Holfgord
Real Metute
Bonds
Slocka
Merchanta National Hank Huilding
Lawre Kansas
L. S. Steele
Notary Boplit
Real Estate and Loan
Tal Mase
St. Lawrence
Kensss
Johnson
Woodward & Co
Acme Color Co
Murphy's
Moresco
A. Whitman & Go
Perm End City
Vile
Vici Kid Oxfords
Faxon Newinal
Mass St
F. A. Ewings
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