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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1909
Page
1
Chief Eaton of Topeka links a rise in crime among boys and young men to the season, while the Atchison Daily Globe notes a dramatic display of corn theft rhetoric from the western plains.
Atty Gen Jackson argues revisionists will face no trouble in Kansas primaries. Liberal Republicans seen as least embarrassed by tariff revisions, while conservatives may meet opposition. Public sentiment may tilt toward liberal revision and honest tariff change amid party leaders and midwest voters. Auto and Hack Livery ads follow, listing services and bakery promotion at end.
Frederick Funston, commander of the local military service, returns from San Me and denies buying a California farm or leaving Kansas. He asserts he remains a citizen and will stay in Funston, with plans to spend months in Oakland suburbia. An array of unrelated ads and notes follow, including remedies and goods for sale.
A fragment notes a repair offer under the name Bg Gustafees with a street address 311 and an instruction to try a Journal Want Ad. The readable text suggests service listings and possible contact details for repairs.
Philadelphia court filings reveal Mrs. McFadden accusing a married real estate dealer of improper conduct. she seeks damages over alleged unconsented kiss and disputed arrest rumors. The case highlights tensions involving a wife and mother of two amid property dealings.
Fragments indicate a college town in Maine facing student arrests and parental concern. The rough text references farmers, a forced event, and upcoming state Hall meetings, but details are unclear and names are not legible.
A chaotic scene disrupted by accidents as autos are blamed for many deaths. Reports describe injuries and a wave of unrest with officials noting deadly outcomes and ongoing investigations. The article mentions tobacco regulation and public health concerns alongside warnings. Local authorities emphasize safety and quality standards amid a tense atmosphere.
Charles Harris, director of the state free employment bureau, reports a successful year as youths across the state were registered and aided. He notes thanks from many former clients and visits from students including a North Carolina seminary group, praising the bureau’s efforts and its support for young workers.
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