New York Banks Drive Money Into Wall Street Spin
A fragment from a 19th century critique argues that US banks keep funds in New York to finance stock speculation. It claims funds flow from country banks to New York for exchange-backed loans, harming rural credit and risking panics. It warns readers to withdraw from Wall Street.
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R- 1
McCabe
Columbus
Mig
York
Wall Street
Carm Storks
New York
Maelstray
New
7 York Hook
Comibieree Vaihage
Ebrone
Europe
United States
Euruipe
Otter
Ortbetter
Wall-Street
Sion
Yorilla
Baoks
Jess
Lawrence Printerry Debates Local Hire Costs and Outsourcing
A fragmented report discusses Lawrence printing shop costs and outsourcing, noting high priced bindery workers and potential savings from outside firms. It highlights the Journal-World as a large local taxpayer with substantial daily labor expenses and questions whether in-house production offers the best value for the community and customers.
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Lawrence
Lawren
Eheur
Ford
Journal-World Pintery
Journal-World
Couyiod Phan
Tor Lawrence
Jose
Fhe Davies
Contested Taft Roosevelt Fight at State Convention
Jackson contest stalls as Roosevelt and Taft factions clash at the St Louis state convention. Hadley warns of serious trouble, claims over 200 Roosevelt delegates arriving to challenge Taft control, while others press for compromise.
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Louis
Roosevelt
Hadley
St. Lewis City
Barmon
Taft ‘Meit
Mies
Roosevelt and Taft clash over campaign strategies in speech
Springfield Mass April 25 The President answered Roosevelt criticisms of high administration in a bristling speech. Taft accused Roosevelt of distorting facts about his White House conduct and argued Roosevelt had shifted campaign methods from principle declarations to attacks. He defended his own reforms and warned against Roosevelt’s recall of judges and third term ambitions.
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Springfield
Mass
Roosevelt
Taft
Peta
Tim
Paft
White House
Columbus
Reogerell
Tift
Raymond's New Fountain Adds Appeal to Store
The newly installed Fountain is described as the best in the state with a vivid display of features. It includes a marble Captain design and several faucets. The feature promises to attract visitors, enhance shelves, and improve the store's overall look.
Better News on Mr. Thanes and Bishop Visit
Reports say Mr. George Thanes shows improvement after a serious illness while comments arise from news of Mr. Taves illness. Transignary Bishop Lloyd of the Episcopal Church in New York is visiting Lawrence as guest of Rev. EL AL Edg with discussions on an affiliation. A man is warned against financial fraud amid cautionary chatter.
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George Thanes
Taves
Ransignary
The
Episcopal
Hiinch
New York
Lawrence
Hls
Trinity Episcopal
Lloyd's
Iamyenen Dijareimas
Tre ‘Rey
Edwards
Suppression allegations surface in Titanic wireless story bid case
The article outlines claims that negotiators sought to sell Titanic disaster stories through wireless operators and that attempts were made to suppress related details. It mentions Mintained denial by officials, legal actions, and a divorce petition tied to the case, with various dates and names referenced in the Florida inquiry context.
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Washingon
V. Maretoni
Witeless Mventar
Ehaire Bun
Campiung
Sud
United
Florida
Navy
Mgereon
Spanish Play Free to the Public at Kansas Kirmess
The University presents a free Spanish play connected to the Kansas Kirmess as a feature of the festival. The production, directed by a volunteer committee, includes a cast led by Zaragueta and Riehaal Gardner with a student ensemble. The scene centers on manipulation and betrayal in a theatrical setting, with a plan to stage a Believer-like spectacle.
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Kansas
Topeka Paper Company Involved In Legal Matter
A fragmented notice references Topeka Paper Company and individuals including Charles and Saison in a legal matter. The readable text suggests a court or publishing context with parties named Cox and Ter via Chivage, tied to Kansas. The item appears as an OCR fragment from a historical page with uncertain details and dates.
Great Poets and Great Poems Hearers at Oberammergau
University professors are in demand as speakers at Heiglsthe domiet vomctilte conventions extending to eastern states. Talks cover varied subjects including poetry and literature with lectures delivered at multiple high schools and colleges. Professor AWT Gen and Professor K. C. Cutssuni are named as speakers, with extension department staff assisting.
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Del
Oherammersia
Vasston
Almiln
Vofe University
Prifussorz Heen
Jaluat
Malnention
Tala
Meng
Ossline High Schiool
K. C. Cutssuni
Farriting
Setuel Eaniniokte
Cherumersatt
Prasanavbs
Oab- Vaarwind Linares
Chancefin
Veuwartli
Frank Martin Tomorrow to Study Law at University
Fragmented notice indicates Frank Martin will attend chapel and University law studies tomorrow. Senior presentments and court matters are referenced with unclear names and outcomes due to damaged text.
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Peat
Ui Brant le Martin
Utebine Eon
Mandolin Club Delivers Hit with Noted Performances
The Mandolin Club displayed strong artistry and skill, with standout soloists and cohesive ensemble work described as among the best. Performers received wide praise for expressive playing and technical precision, marking a high point for the program at the university.
Train Accident Near Rock Island Disrupts Local Route
A stopped Rock Island train caused a scare as Mrs Wallace Mig was injured in a fall amid a derailment incident. Dr. GL We dames noted medical concerns and a family member Miss Florence Wallies attended the scene. Residents reported rainfall and ongoing disruptions as authorities investigated the drains and route.
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Wallace Mig
iVipsburg
Bern
Mies Wallace
Mes
Bern Makin
Tere Dowher
Florence Wallies
Fieie
Thi Néyther
Yaerak Uasseiver Ateke
Ure Reels Jalan
Debaters Set Tonight for AU U Club Meeting
The university debating society will hold its regular weekly meeting this evening. Members will discuss a motion on high license for tavern operations and other topics. Proponents include Castle and Madden with Ross listed among participants.
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Castle
Madden
Ross
Letter Encourages Donation To Church in Lansing Kansas
The letter from J. Shane to C hristian Church member Hs Patterson requests funds for church needs and debts. It references a campaign, promises return of trust, and urges continued support with pleas and reminders of duty. Patterson replies with a fifty dollar contribution and notes ongoing efforts to raise money for the cause.
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Hs Patterson
The
Christian Church
L- B. Shane
Lansing
Kansas
Mr. Fl
Patterson
Lawrence
Terewitt
Lee Stevese
Shane
County Fair Plans For 1912 September Run Three Days
The board set the fair for September 24 to 27, with a May 22 meeting to finalize plans for a larger autumn event. Directors discussed adding more features, improving displays, and increasing prizes, naming committees and staff to handle departments. The effort aims to make the 1912 Dongins County Fair the best yet, with racing, exhibits, and organized displays planned.
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Dongins County
the Fair Association
Taftermoons
Taealay Torning
Herther Phins
Wil Amike
Vester Carlieh
Spratling
Wiltree
Paulery
W. Ke Roel
Fthia
Aretol
Aldo Gil
Seark
Pth Tneset
Atereesk
Assoria
Eniitites
Norges
Learning While Earning News Clippings From the University
A garbled OCR passage discusses extension and coop campaigns linked to the university. It mentions the extension department, enrollment in parts of the state, beds to complete cent rat, and instructors or correspondents opening by the extension department with volunteers explained.
24 Miles of Railroad Completed
Twenty four miles of the Kang Colds railroad are noted as completed with an opening excursion planned. The line extends from Pueblo to the Turkey Creek quarries and several local figures including J Streunlney and a party from La rence are expected to attend.
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Itelra Neurihe Creneen
Puebli
Turkey Creek
Tha S
Larence
Neitin
Olympic to Put Back Demands Dismissal of Union Men
In Southampton in April the British Seafare Union demanded the dismissal of eighteen union men who worked on the Olympic. The company refused to remove the men and opted to lay up the liner rather than replace them. Firemen and oilers who had left the ship were not recalled. The dispute centered on crew actions and the liner’s planned return.
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Southampton
England
Mvapie
Lh Nd Iim
Union Fremen
Olympic Festerda
Giherwive
Agreement reached in Philadelphia miners dispute
Philadelphia April 25 Chairman Bett confirms that the operators committee has reached an agreement with the Abrneite miners after a prolonged dispute. A formal announcement will be made later as details are finalized. The meeting adjourned with the sense that progress has been made toward a settlement.
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Philadelphia
Bett
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