John and Mary reunion draws big Munice crowd
Fragmentary OCR text notes a John and Mary reunion in Munice Indiana drawing a large national crowd. It mentions August weather in Kansas, idle shopmen losing ninety million dollars in wages after a long strike, and railroads possibly suffering greater losses. It hints at widespread financial hardship and world sentiment with Russia described as the happiest country. The piece blends scripture citation and scattered observations.
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Munice
Ind
Russia
Kansas coal strike nears settlement with mine reopenings
The Kansas coal strike is not yet settled, but operators plan to reopen mines employing several hundred men this week after a settlement agreement with workers. The tone suggests momentum toward ending the tie up and resuming production at normal rates.
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Kansas
French debt and American stance on wartime loans
A parsed note describes the French debt commission in Washington discussing when France may start payments on its war debt and the US position on cancellation. It notes Europe’s turmoil affects US interests and contrasts moratoriums in Germany with possible French or US actions, while anecdotal mentions of subway stories from New York and camp life in Kansas circulate in newsrooms.
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French Debt Commission
Tepoirt
France
United States
Europe
Germany
Tax levy limits and city budget note unclear wording
Fragmentary OCR text references taxes and levies, noting a limit demonstrated by administration and county. It hints city may reduce special tax levy but is garbled and lacks clear facts, entities, dates, or outcomes.
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Ate
Officials Find Tax Relief Plan Backed by Public Demand
Officials pressed ahead with a relief plan amid widespread public demand to ease rising taxes, naturally discovering a method to implement the relief.
Central American Unity Tackles Rampant Banditry
Central American nations band together in a campaign against widespread banditry whose reach alarms governments. The effort signals possible wider regional security cooperation and potential US interest if the approach proves effective.
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Uncle Sam
Indiana Governor Bans Dempsey Brannan Fight on Labor Day
The Indiana governor forbids the Dempsey Brannon bout on Labor Day and faces ire from fight fans who see it as an upstart move. The public will view dictating Dempsey’s actions as a new phenomenon in boxing.
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Indiana
Dempsey-Brennan
Jack Dempsey
Professor Miller argues wealth creation before wealth
Emporia professor Miller told a Lawrence club that wealth must be produced before it exists, rejecting socialist myths of instant abundance. He warned that reducing work hours without increasing productivity betrays common sense and ignores the need to raise individual ability to generate wealth.
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Miller
Emporia
Lawrence Club
Duke of Leinster Embarks on Single Handed Atlantic Crossing
The young Duke of Leinster, born 1892, premier Irish duke, marquis and earl, inherited the title last February after a brother’s death. Married at 21 to May Etheridge, a musical actress, they honeymooned in a Quebec lake woodman’s hut. He served in World War I, wounded as a West Rider lieutenant. The Leinster lineage traces to Fitzgerald and Dominus Otho. titles date back to 1057, 1761, 1816, and 1168.
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Duke of Leinster
Atlantic
Ireland
May Etheridge
Canada
Quebec
West Rider
Leinster
Ilustrious
Fitzgerald
Dominus Otho
England
Edward the Confessor
Anne
Earl of
Kildare
Baron
Offaly
Todays Events Across the World and Courts
Centenary of Gen Isaac P Rodman birth noted for his Union command at Antietam. Women from many countries meet in Verese Italy for a Women International League session. Canadian Bar Association to elect officers after meetings in Vancouver and Victoria. Los Angeles court sets today as start date for third trial of Madalynne Oben éhain, indicted for Kennedy murder on August 5 1921.
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Isaac P. Rodman
Antietam
Verese
Italy
International League For Peace and Freedom
Canadian Bar Association
Vancouver
Victoria
Los Angeles
Madalynne Obenéhain
J. Belton Kennedy
Unclear Vintage Notes and Raids Highlight Local Notices
A mix of humorous quips and civic notices outlines teen raids by Leavenworth’s police matron Maude Allen, church announcements from Centenary, St James, and Free Methodist encampment events at Woodland Park, plus a reference to a vast New York directory and other scattered items.
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Leavenworth
Maude Allen
Board of Commissioners
Soldiers’ Home
Lansing
Woodland Park
Free Methodist
H. W. Hodge
New York City
G. W. Griffith
Chicago
Local Churches Advertise Services And Union Park Meeting
Multiple congregations list Sunday schedules with morning worship at 11 o clock and Sunday school at 10. First Baptist sends Rev W H Lowe to preach at 11, Union Park service at 8 led by Rev F E Witcraft, with Claude Gee and Mrs Geo Lowman in a duet. Park services wind down for the season.
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First Baptist
Frank Jennings
Pores Witeraft
Unday
South Park
John
Trinity Lutheran
James Naismith
Church N. Law
W. H. Lowe
Kansas City
Kansas
S. B. Hines
Union ‘Park Service
Union
F. E. Witcraft
Claude, Gee
Geo. Lowman
St Pauls Evangelical Church Announces Sunday Services
St Pauls Evangelical Church at 835 Tlinois invites all to Sunday school at 10 a.m. and services in German at 11 a.m. The Young People's Society gathers at 8 p.m. All are welcome to worship with Pastor William Esser.
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St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Tlinois
Young People’ S Society
Verybody
William Esser
Ashtabula First AKG Pilot For Municipal Street Railways
Ashtabula becomes Ohio’s leading AKG trial for municipal street railways aiming to modernize transit. City officials seek alternatives to private operation and test new street railway concepts to improve urban mobility.
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Ashtabula
Akg
Ohio
Mystery at the pond in a midnight stakeout
Antony and Bill rehearse a covert hunt for a killer in a country house setting. They map paths from trees and fences to a pond, planning to observe Cayley’s movements after a suspected murder. The pair await midnight to test their theory in a tense, moonlit continuation.
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Antony
Mark
Cayley
Bill
Gill
Robert
Elsie
Lill
Spain
Riebert Geal
Leewy
Impos¢ Tiebert
Mark Vabert
Joel
Iny
Jovet
Saduigerno
Adventure Trails Blazed for You by Lewis Allen Brown
Two boys Ted and Ned camp by a water filled hollow learn through rain and thunderstorm the value of proper tent placement and trenching. They move to higher ground on a knoll dig a trench to divert water and avoid lightning dangers, guided by Uncle Ben's advice.
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Lewis Allen Brown
Ted
Ned
Akre
Ben
Hutchinson Road Plan Sought for Reno County Fields
County commissioners and the engineer inspect proposed roads southeast of Arlington to request state highway commission permission to use county road funds for improvements.
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Hutchinson
Reno County
Arlington
State Highway Commission
Auto seat covers sale at Woolworths on Saturday
Woolworths promotes auto seat covers for 15 cents with a Saturday 9 am sale advertising price and branding Why Pay More.
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Woolworth’s
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