The Journal and Kansas Politics in 1900s Era
The Journal in Lawrence, often aligned with the Lawrence Republican, absorbed the State Journal and Lawrence Tribune, claiming control of exclusive Associated Press reports and nightly editions. Kansas political debates unfold as Governor Stubbs faced public sympathy during tariff and Cannon-era disagreements, while local cycles in Wichita highlight a young rider Bernard seeking the motorcycle championship cup.
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What Is a Lawyer's Ethics in Kansas Case
A reader asks how legal ethics apply when lawyers act in defense. The piece notes a Kansas child theft case where a Topeka attorney drafted an affidavit claiming a fair trial was unlikely. It questions when ethical duties arise for attorneys and how this compares to expert testimony and alienists.
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Power of life or death in interstate trade zones
Chicago judges condemn giving the Interstate Commerce Commission sweeping power over trade and manufacturing. The piece argues railroads, led by Morgans and other magnates, dominate city destinies and that rate manipulation centralizes industry in hubs like Kansas City. It warns against entrusting such power to a commission, urging caution in economic policy. Foley's Urino Laxative ad follows.
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Real Estate Transfers Notice Unclear Local Record
Real estate transfer notice appears with fragmented OCR including names Browe Benne and Rachel Fisher and partial legal language. Details are unreadable. no clear dates or full parties shown.
Stirring Indian Battles Featured in Wild West Show
Col. Cody and Major Lillie present a fidelity driven Wild West and Far East exhibition. The Battle of Sumair, Tall Bull, and other Indian conflicts are staged with authentic detail. Features include The Great Teasin Battle, a Holiday at T Ranch, and a Congress of Hongevity enthusiasts as part of the program.
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Types of Men and the Bethlehem Star in the Heavens
A long column discusses the Bethlehem star and Mars as seen in the eastern sky, noting its movements and brightness. It contrasts types of men, highlighting outspoken bravado and the cautious observer, with references to social behavior and moral judgments.
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Joe Cannon Teaches Dancing In Early Wichita Tale
Captain Lown recalls Captain Cannon giving his first dancing lesson in a Quaker neighborhood near Terre Haute and a pump shop performance where shavings were cleared for a woolen pump manufacture. The reminiscence ties to Indiana, local childhood, and the social scene surrounding dancing lessons.
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Local repair and clothing sale notice in Alfred Nolle ad
A readable fragment advertises small repair jobs by Gustafson and offers old clothes and shoes for disposal. The notice invites inquiries at Bell 1080 or in person at 1018 Mass Street, Alfred Nolle, R.
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Fractions Steeda and the Western Breed Controversy
A garbled account references Steeda and HR supremacy with Western bred horses and trainers. It hints at trials, pacing, and the impact on racing and breeding, mentioning Pawnee and various improvised terms. The text is fragmented but centers on a competition or assessment of horse abilities and training methods.
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Better Not Get Dyspepsia With Kodol Claims
An advertisement asserts indigestion relief with Kodol by supporting digestion and curing a “sick stomach.” It touts symptoms like stomach pain, heartburn, and fatigue, claiming faster relief when using Kodol and recommending two bottles. The promo cites B. C. DeWitt Co. as the maker and urges readers to buy.
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Woman’s Aches and Pains Claim Relief by Local Advice
A Lawrence citizen promotes a home remedy claiming it cures backaches and general pains. The ad mentions a medical solution involving kidney-related issues and targets women in Lawrence, urging belief in the remedy despite uncertain details.
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Strength of Country and Peace Motifs in Early 1900s Debate
A fragmented 1909 newspaper excerpt debates national strength, overseas dangers, and pacifist ideals. It contrasts military power with moral leadership, cites quotes from period writings, and preserves notices about guardianship and a city council budget resolution. Includes advertisements for Foley’s Kidney Remedy and notices of appointment and transit timetables.
Snathh's News Depot Pipes Offer Wide Range
The finest line of pipes in towns with every style and price to suit the student, businessman or clerk. Dr BE M Owen, institute of Osteopathy medicine and office moved to 740 First door north of Y.
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