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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
7
A scrambled report describes how Lord Astor’s coachman arranged Lady Astor’s campaign schedule day by day. Confusion over public appearances and remarks led to questions about the election process and the driver’s influence on her timetable.
Excerpted notes showing a mix of SHGNAL RBEHVICE SCHOOL offerings and local social updates. Mentions open enrollment for men, a three year term with a three year option, recruitment at a local station, notes on store advertisements, visits, dinners, and family greetings. Includes scattered names and places such as Kansas City, Mossie, and Mr Reb.
Prof. C. M. Young of the University’s mining department will present an illustrated talk on strip pit mining in southeastern Kansas. The lecture, featuring pictures of Pittsburg field, starts at 4 30 this afternoon in the engineering hall.
Professor Young urges all planning to work in coal fields to attend the lecture for preliminary mining information. The talk targets relatives of miners and includes slides from the Pittsburg district. Step in and get N Cream. Just tt hands. Rankir.
Incomplete OCR text shows scattered phrases about trouble with phones and calls. The garbled lines mention attempts to fix central systems and concerns about communication disruptions. No clear events, names, or locations are identifiable.
The report notes Luis Cabrera announcing a treasury shift in Mexico City aimed at expanding silver production through a commission. It cites Mexico as a major silver producer and lists anticipated output for the year. Also mentioned are foreign visits and talks with U S officials regarding trade under a broader plan.
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