Journal World News Summary From December Era and Road Talks
A fragmented Journal-World page notes Republic of France and United States interests, Kansas road bid disputes, and German politics. It references road specifications in Johnson County, the highway commission’s bid decisions, and the German cabinet’s confidence vote amid postwar treaties. The piece includes Ezra scripture quotes and local notices about Santa Claus and newspaper republication rights.
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All News Dispatche
Cleo
Ember Albit Bigeau
CIA
Jonnson
Cerale Sipiyay Commission
Sdima
Widway Commissior Liss
Yérymhibgitn
Prichey
Jamal
Teaterial
Commission
Kansas
Alliaortatt
Algerman
Geman
Govial
Tce
Reichstein
German Republic
Philipp Scheidemann
Iblis
Germany
R ‘Gekhany
Fragmented Note on Defense and Peace Efforts
A garbled entry discusses penalties and retirement, mentioning science, defense, and a period of contemplation. It references ongoing efforts to counter potential indeterminate threats and to pursue stability. Names and concrete details are obscured by the text.
Fires Strike Homes Across Rhode Island Area
A series of blazes damaged several houses on Rhode Island streets last Sunday. Sparks from a chimney at Mr. Goleman’s home felled onto a stack, while Mr. Doak’s residence near City Clerk Fenet’s place suffered fire damage. Mr. Wins Hendricks managed to limit the spread with local help. The residence of Mr. A L Woodas at the corner of Anthropp and Twin streets caught fire. Flames were subdued quickly. A separate fire at the old Den Gorkrite house on Fifth North Lawrene resulted in near total loss of furniture and clothing from Stevens family. The gas line, installed years ago, caused an estimated 4,000 in damage. no insurance coverage was reported.
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Rhode Island
lManen
Tee
Lehimney
Goleman
Fichey
Stackson
Doak
Fenet
Kent
Hendricksy
AL Woodas
Yinthrop
Tnanal Streets
North _Lawrené
Steven
Twenty five years ago in the society pages
A fragment from a 25 year old item lists Miss Jennie Wieaver entertaining in honor of Miss Hidehne Wakefield of Kansas City and Mr and Mrs Philip Albach of Omaha visiting with their son. It notes Christmas tree entertainment at Century Club, a farce titled The Hisive Trap, and various social notices including anniversaries and ill health.
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Jennie Wieaver
Mise
Hidnehe Wakefield
Kansas City
Philip’ vAlbach
Omaha
iNebr
Albach
Sarjons
Chase
Hermes
Sweise
Alma
Haskell Institute
Bee Clark
Cinderela
Ballon
Taré
Tyre
Anil
Con- Bpessnja
Bowersack
Wilders
Metcalth
Tha
Edwin Mitchell rises to head largest world finance bank
The article traces Edwin Mitchell’s ascent to leading the National Guy Bank of his era. It highlights his long career in banking, early experience in Boston, and notes he is approaching his ninth year in top finance roles. The piece ends with praise for his achievements and ambition.
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Edwin Mitchell
Guy-Bank of Hii
Hanks
Capitelrom
Boston
Fragmentary sports notes from early press pages
Readable lines mention centenary events and greetings to Ty Cobb. Referenced names include H. McCollester and Buchtel College. Miscellaneous garbled phrases touch on North Carolina, the 40th birthday, and a list of 53 events with morning and baseball context.
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Sulli
H. McCollester
Buchtel College
Ty. Cobb
Itikie
North Carolina
An Anniversary of Lawrence City in Early Times
A fragmented reminiscence describes Lawrence lifeways with gas flares in shops, old street layouts, and early neighborhoods. It notes the growth of businesses along Bridge Street and North Lawrence, mentions the carbonate railroad depot at Massachusetts and 20th, and recalls local newspapers Marsh Ang Bent Murdock Eskridge Nelson Learnard Simons and others shaping the press landscape as the city began to modernize.
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Ecke-Erikse
Marsh
Murdock
Cal
Eskridge
Emporia
Gal
Aydson
Nelson
Morgal
Ague
Coty
D. J. Learnard
Tas
Memphis, Railway
J.B. Watkins
Watkins. National Bank
We C. Simons
Hig
L.A. Since
Debe Brady
the Gazette
Bby Webster
Deny Dembderati Baer
W Snel
Oi Grecors
Jand
Wi Vekly Journal
Chas. S. Finch
Uwertiatl
Lawrénce
Anil Beran
Eliquette
Mil Post
Wil Ke
Wythe
Parvenus
Sociazy
Lockwood
alto-_ eis
Wallaim
New York
Spurs Triumph Highlight Quiet Day in Nba Scores
Spurs clinched a narrow win on a muted news day as reports list few major upsets. Local box scores show Spurs near the margins with modest performances from key players.
Ferguson in Trouble: Court action tied to state lab case
A garbled report references Ferguson and Simpson in a state lab matter. The piece mentions warrants, a governor, Crocker, and a complaint charging intoxication. It notes court proceedings and potential guilty findings, with various names and office actions tangled in the narrative.
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Fergus
Simpson
Laba
Peteree
Wen 'Crocker
Sabes
Crock
Tancourt
Croope
Tannehill
Against Carroll and York Dee Conviction News
A report describes a contentious case involving Carroll and York Dee with references to a grand jury and accusations of false testimony. The fragment mentions a party, alleged liquor service, and an investigation stance, with various names and places in a disjointed summary.
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York Dee
Newa Ved
Local notes from Reno and nearby towns fade into garbled OCR
Fragmentary schedule notes report a city event on Saturday with attendees and family names linked to Lawrence and nearby places. Other snippets mention Friday visits, a Faunureeus reference, and a Sunday gathering with Dickson and Ty family members.
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Saturda
Deboit
Will Frost
Lee
Barnes
Lawrence
Ies
Belli
Pamg
Dickson
Nettie
Dawn and Fraternity Row Review
Doris DARK DAWN by Martha Rater sa features a second novel about a farm led marriage with Hattie scheming to control Lucien. Dawn follows the clash of wills as Lucien awakens to love amid social power plays and a wealthy, ruthless city figure. Fraternity Row by Lois Montrose offers little depth and appeal for university readers.
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Martha
Rater
Dadd
Aml
Gare
Diay
Lueien
Celiff
Lucien
Fraternity Row
Lyan
Lois Montrose
Andy in the Jits Reer and the Middie Wester Uni Life
A rough, fragmentary book note discusses Andy Prothere, the shrik of the Mpus, as lead character in humorous stories about campus life. It covers his graduation fears, romances, and the wide cast including professors, deans, and coeds at a Midwestern state university.
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Andy Prothere
Mpus
Andy
Hie
Middie Wester
Montross
Ishe
Overread at Library On a Vacation
A fragmented reader notice describes Christmas themed book selections and a library shutdown for repairs. It references a poster listing titles and authors and hints at holiday offerings and seasonal displays.
Unclear fragment from local notice page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Saturday event at a college and a party for entertainment though details are unreadable and names are garbled. The brief item seems to record a social gathering or college function with assistances noted but specifics are unclear.
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Rence
Hannan
HSN
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Alcorn
Madison
Aye
Hartford Bulletin
Sarah
Orington
Fort Scott
Iribunes
Wwe
Santa Claus
Natol Ieflin
Faliaheny
le Goi
Defei Sand
Cee Fthis
Seriou Ables
Hago
Voday
Vienthei
Jenterpr
Neny
Inne
BE. M. Hopkin
Tennessee
Lee Street
JD. Bowersoc
Solon
Thacher
Beineteenth
Beliween
Massachusetts
Scott Holloway
Eawrende
Lesust
Dicker
Bridge
Frand
Nak
Ferguson
Carroll
Jpurt
Capenr
Tao A. Merritt
Heipovia
Roy
Naufmian
Prard
Edwin Taylor & City
Kana
Foxgrerk
Senate
Reno
Doris
Hetenot
Mahoni Skinvict
Arnong
Bn Adams
Dante Welles
Emersons
Librar
Ediett
Mathien
Pringley
Earlees
Regines Lodi
Chrisria
Bailey
Holly
Hedge
Chips
Butler
Phin
Santa Glau
Dicksins
Chrishias
Houdets
Merriam Webster
Weshitigen
Chicago
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
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