The Reunion of Kansas Free State Survivors Meets in Lawrence
Survivors of the First Kansas Free State Legislature plan a reunion in Lawrence tomorrow with members of the Lower House and notable figures from cities including Topeka, Lawrence, and other towns. Attendees will gather at the University for meals, speeches, and a display of era memorabilia, with a bazaar and supper to raise funds.
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Kansas Free State Legislature
Lawrence
Aed Wallens
Astemebiles
Tlk Fairfax
Flis
Noreunion
Te Tawi
Aed
Laeget
Genet
Teltia
Reamian Pel UK
Leann
Miles Moore
Lawreness
Fon
Morrill
Hiawathas
Altos
Kirksville
Stewart
Humboldt
Dhe House
Cole Learn
Thesis Aeevivius
Ftw
Vydscopal
Personal notices mix of unclear names and places
Fragmentary personal notice mentions Mise Lueeie Wheeler, Trew Katleas City, Pennehard of Ehiu, and Delia Ti with connections to Lawrence and a Mauhausan National reference. Details are garbled with numerous placeholders and unreadable portions, making a coherent event unclear.
Argentine Bank Reopens as Kansas City Contagion Fears Fade
The Argentine Bank reopened after temporary closure to balance its books. State bank examiner J A Royce said the Argentine Bank run appeared overstated and that the First State Bank of Arsettle and the Bank of Commerce faced only limited concern. Missouri officials noted no broad run on other state banks while the Accemtiue Shute Bank maintained normal operations.
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Kansas City
Nadia
Bank of Commgree Wits
J. A Royce
Kunteas
Sta
Bank of Commerce
Vuien Avenue
Pau
Missouri
Ational Pink of Commerce
Wolds
Brailley
Athenic Bank of
Cammeres
Commer Bank
Ouinery
Alays
Woods
Your Chance to Save on New Stock and Gifts
A jumble of 20th century notes offers discounts on new stock, jewelry, and Christmas gifts. Mentions San Francisco, a special train, and various local shops in Massachusetts streets. Advertises eye specialist G. Reding and a range of goods including furniture, bracelets, toys, books, and fountain pens.
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Advancin
Geneerius
Funston
San Francisco
Fred Reynobls
Totantry
Fire at Washburn destroys lab facilities in Topeka
Fire at Washburn in Topeka Kansas destroyed transfusion and diagnostic collections at a four story building. The blaze caused about 100 dollars in loss and injured a man named Nef Gane. The fire reportedly started from a defective device.
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Topeka
Kans
Washi Oe
Nwotatiie
Dacitse
Nef Gane
Awful mine explosion in Pitti Pa entombs men
Reports say several miners are entombed after a blast at the mine near Pitti. Local officials and Malone mine supervisor confirm rescue efforts and fear for workers buried deep underground.
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Pitti
Mootyetsati
Val Mine
Malone
Benue
Metoniua
Mine Operators Deplore in Nevada Applications
Mine operators in Nevada voiced strong displeasure after an obscure application process halted work. Officials cited delays and unclear criteria, urging a swift resolution to resume production. Community leaders warned of economic impact and called for policy clarity.
Disputed Plot Report From Dorchester Pages
Fragmentary notes describe a local plot uncovered in Padapwet and Dorchester, naming Archduke Francis Pere Hinaiel and a San ranense figure, with references to resistance against a regime. Mentions of Goldfield wineries and tenuous connections to the wider peril are noted without full context.
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San Ranense
Persapetey Mers
Sehdi Repad
Sauithe Seenresk
Goldfield
Ta Wineries
Tannese
Remarkable 1900s Football Exhibit At Washburn
A taped 4 remark game features former Washburn stars and Kansas rivals like Blair Seandrett, Kennedy, and James Stewart. Notable names include Ernest Plughes, Dr Ebner, and Topeka attorney Ward Page. The lineup lists players from Kansas University, Wisconsin, Alabama, and Pennsylvania with multiple ex-Washburn backs, ends, and tackles slated to perform.
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Dee
Fea
Kanerase
Seandrett
Ius
Union Pacific Law
Blair
Will Paty
Minnesota
Yeh
Michisan
Weeles
Pemmaylvants
Dotin Dadismai
Stabe Y Mog AL
Washburn Teini
Otte Kiene
Christ's Hospital
Rien
Kansas Medieval School
Washburn
Tech
Ebner Tems
Christ's
Ernest Plughes
Victeriogs Tam
Topeka
Lert Kennedy
Kansas University
Kennedy
Jolie
Art
Alabama
Griggs
Western University Pennsylvania
Ward Page
Wisconsin
James Stewart
Kansas Medical School
Shburn
Grauis
Wil Merde
Ofna
Stewart
Kansas City Fights for West Convention Favor
Washington dispatch reports the National Republican committee meeting in the city to choose the West convention applicant. Kansas City and Chicago emerge as the main contenders after shifts in support. The vote is set for tomorrow as Chicago gains momentum and Kansas City loses its apparent edge.
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Washington
Dev
National Republican
Lleraf Didianapa Gledtn
George B. Core
Re Wn
Chairnielyou
Kansas City
Chicago
Kineas City
Funston Sends Troops to Gold Field
Washington reports Brigadier General Funston under Roosevelt orders has directed five companies from Fort McDowell and four from Monterey with a machine gun platoon to move toward Gold Field today. He notes potential personal travel if conditions require, with transit time about eighteen hours.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Funston
Department of California
War Department
Fort McDowell
Monterey
Goldfield
Green Eyes Masque Club shines in university play night
The Masque Club presented Green Eyes to a large audience with strong performances. Miss Filna Tropkins as Gertrude West led a solid cast including Miss Dorothy McRanight as Senora Donna Gonzales and Harold Buzelle as the husband, with praised direction by Prof. E. G. Frazier. The show repeats tonight at the Opera House.
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Lutshinad
Hinself
Sieone
Filna Tropkins
Gertrude West
Alana
Tess Coitehtions
Senora
Donna Ginezales
Dorothy McRanight
Meknieth
Harold Buzelle
Husbad
Alia Ananner
John Weatherby
Tom
Vaillance
Arnold Hoffman
Muriel Culp
Paul Hiatt
Amaiden
Brock Pemberton
Beward Marsh
G. Frazier
Opera House
Kansas Banks Safe
Ferree Ot PA hee peels tale te ee.
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Ferree
In Fitchburg a Narrow Win Shocks City Stadium
A fragmented report from Fitchburg describes a close local event leaving fans surprised. Details are scarce but the outcome appears decisive despite the muddled wording.
Brakes Fail in Unclear Incident Report
An incomplete OCR fragment describes a braking failure event. The readable portion mentions the brakes failing and a failing system causing concern. No clear location, people, or organization is established in the readable text.
A Swal Uprising Crept Across The Front Lines
Unclear OCR text reports an uprising with clashes at a depot and front lines. Mentions December events, an attack by trained forces, and severe reactions among troops and residents. Names and places are obscured by garbled wording.
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Poni. Dee. G
Roosevelts Acknowledged by Viscount Kaneke Throne
A misread draft notes thanks to Roosevelt from Viscount Kaneke, praising his role and signaling Kaneke’s continued participation in upcoming events. The fragment references tape notes and a council-like body, with a formal tone and intended thank you.
Mrs Keller Dead Aged 69 In Distress At Home
Mrs Keller dies after injuries at home in Lawrence. Survived by daughter Joway M ter and Wy Ty Nelbewents, with details of the funeral and remains to be released tomorrow morning. Police or local officials to file the final arrangements.
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Ematine Keller
Lawrence
Nentseus
A Hint for Tomorrow at Tafson's Store in Lawrence
A fragment notes Tafson's in Lawrence as a bargain shop offering new jewelry and latest manufacturer goods. It claims low prices and fresh selections, urging readers to visit early to speed holiday shopping.
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Tafson
Lawrence
Bargin Jewelry House
Panic Proof Investment and a Y M C A sermon
Rev L K Wells new Presbyterian minister and former college athlete will speak on Panic Proof Investment at the Y M C A Men’s Meeting Sunday at 3 PM. The service will include a solo by Prof Hubach and highlights Wells’ notable ministry work and appeal to men.
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L. K. Wells
Y. M.C
Wells
The
Presbyterian Church
Hubach
Tucker Won Out In Federal Court In Topeka
In Topeka Kansas December 6 the federal court sustained the demurrer to the indictment of H H Tucker Jr charged with using the mails to defraud in promoting the Uncle Saim Oil company. Tucker was freed. The notice also includes an advertisement for groceries at Young Nicholson 837 Mass St and a briefly truncated product line.
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Topeka, Kans
H. H. Tucker, Jr
Uncle Sain Oil Company
Tucker
Young & Nicholson's
Mass
Bread yeast and branch manager position ad
Advertisement offers Mrs Evans yeast for bread that stays sweet and light and boasts a 20 year standing. Available from every grocer in Lawrence with a recipe on each package. Also seeks a branch manager with reference, at The Morris Wholesale House Cincinnati Ohio.
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Lawrence
Morris Wholesale House
Cincinnati
Ohio
Baty Ribbon Cigars and Mads RUHe Williamson
A fragmented notice mentions Baty Ribbon Cigars and Mads RUHe Williamson, with a December date and references to Wiedemann's and Patience. Hazel Leslie is noted in a titled role alongside an item called Opera Mouse.
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Baty Ribbon
Mads Ruhe Williamson
Patience
Hazel Leslie
Opera Mouse
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Summary
Market wire lists grain and provisions prices with wheat at 92 1/2 to 93 3/4 for May, corn around 2 mixed, hay and Timothy at 11.50 to 12 dollars, prairie hay 9.40 to 10. Cattle receipts around 2,500 with bids from native steers cows and heifers at 2.25 to 5.5, calves at 3.50 to 6.30, packers 155 75, pigs 4.40 to 4.70. Eggs at 22 cents. Creamery butter 26 cents. Continuous notes on market fluctuations.
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Kansas City
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Peerless Cafe
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American School O Osteopathy
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Gustaf, Son
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Nice
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Elion
Shultz
Erickson
Some Book Co
Mass, Street
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St. Roth
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Reding
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Bey Allorina
Padapwet
Chis City
Little General
Kansas
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Mrs. Keller
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JM Eel
Nevilie
A.A. Bldg
Watkins National Bank
Jon Rok Patt, V Con, Tucker, Eo Tresitett
A.C. Mttelsetl
Sia
State Bank
W. BR
Stubts
Spaling
George Eee Luther MS Lewis
W. Pomeaksie Wee
Dacod Badsky
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Mantey Eben
Baldwin
W. FP. March
Cashier
A. Wgon
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Caghter
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Merchanta National Bank
Awrence, Kane
Mass. Street
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