Ouster petitions flood supreme court in Kansas City area
Multiple petitions were filed in the supreme court today concerning the Ouster suits. Mayors of Pittsburg and Juneton City seek a clearer state petition and removal of portions of the Agua regions from Clawan’s patitoos, amid broader prohibition actions led by Missouri officials. Dr August Fleshman, former secretary of the Missouri State Board of Pomr man, dies in Lowchery. James Voday denies a report of fighting Jack Joneson.
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Topeks
Oster
Altorogy General
C C Coleman
Pittsburg
Junetton City
Chizaos Muemaires
Clawan
Kansas City
Des
August T Fleshman
Missouri State, Board of Pomrman
Two Cent Basis Discussed in Early 20th Century Letter
A fragmented clipping references a talk of moving to a two cent postage basis, with scattered notes about stamps, registry windows, and holiday mail handling. It mentions figures like Prouty, references to St. Louis travel, and a mix of local ads and notices from various businesses and suppliers.
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Kansas
St. Lewis
Tocay
Mass Meeting Tonight Shapes Lawrence’s Future
Lawrence faces a pivotal moment as the Commercial Club calls a mass meeting to discuss a bond proposal aimed at attracting outside investment. Organizers urge wide civic turnout to consider plans for a second plano factory and larger industrial growth beyond local funding.
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Citzene
Loportans
Avonce Lawrenc
Spisadia
Lawrence Money
Plano
McRae
Shanea
Lawrence
Tax Day Chaos Clears as County Office Stays Open
Crowds packed the county tax office yesterday and today as residents waited hours to pay taxes. Law allows payments until year end, but treasurers extend hours and keep books open into January to finish posting. Officials promise orderly books by mid January, despite prior delays.
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Cguckelers
Tais
Not a Candidate Flory and the December Meeting
The article describes a large gathering organized by the secular society of science in Lawrence, aiming to host the most important meeting in American science. Henry of Uuleago Hall leads the event with prominent community figures, expecting a notable ovation for Henry, a recent graduate adding prestige to the upcoming recital.
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Lawrence
Giulgne
Jas Mrazer Hall
Aarsid Heary
Uuleago
Henry
Lawrenas UN
Wugio
Dniversity
Plang
Rechal
Uswreuse
Heory
Investigating Shortage The Inquiry Into Car Famine
The Kansas Clip reports the car famine hearing opened with J R Crow, president of J R Crow Coal and Mining Co of Kansas City, as the first witness. He testifies that J T Fulton, Chicago assistant to President Wicohe of the Rock Island railroad, holds 910,000 stock in Crow's company and had read the stock before employment, admitting no pay for the transfer and claiming it occurred before he joined Rock Island.
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Kansas
J R Crow
Theaj R Crow Coal and Mining Company
Kansas City
J T Fulton
Chicago
Wicohe
Rock Island
Crow Company
Fulton
Attorney General to Probe i e Trust Merger
Albany December 20 Attorney General Loday announces action against two New York individuals in a bid to dissolve the Woolen Mill merger alleging a trust movement. The case targets the American Ira and seeks court intervention in New York County supreme court.
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Albany, NY
Loday
New York
Bagan Action Agalngs
Supreme Court of
New York County
Galied Fee Trust
Mills Combine in South Sparks a Major Trading Scheme
A garbled dispatch describes a large alleged combine involving mills in the South with a figure around 1.2 million dollars. The piece mentions the American Letsile Woolens Company and a sensational section about hysterical women in Pittsburg and Washington, referencing institutional distress.
Local Advertisements Mention Steel Trade and Retail Listings
Messy OCR lists various old time ads: steel industry mention and a Maryland street meat market. It also promotes perfumes and household goods, a commercial club cigar, and advertising for Keeler's pictures. Publicist Ed Klein advertises items and gift ideas, with stray product lines and prices.
Robbery and local ad clutter mix with Christmas sales
The Davis family on Arkungall Street report a theft of cash saved for debt and Christmas plans. Neighbors note additional small sums stolen and a neighbor observed, amid a flood of ad copy for chocolates, jewelry, pianos, insurance, and holiday goods. The article blends crime with street notices and commerce in a chaotic OCR fragment.
Frantic Christmas Ads From A Turbulent 19th Century Page
A cluttered OCR of a small town newspaper page shows theatrical and musical mentions at Fraser Hall with admission, local shop promotions for candies and gifts, kitchenware, and furniture. It touts Christmas offerings from Zuttermester, A Young, Raymond's drug store, and Smith's News Paper, plus loan rates and home wiring service.
Thief Caught After Bank Shortage Escape
Avatin Texas December 20 William J Anderson a former assistant paying teller at the First National Bank of Kansas City Missouri was arrested here after a month on the run. He confessed his identity and admitted a $9,000 shortage from his eighteen years with the bank. He had used an alias and traveled to San Antonio buying automobiles.
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Avatin
Texas
William J Anderson
First National Bank of Kansas
Social and Personal Notes From Wilcox to Kansas City
Names and destinations fill the column as residents travel or visit. Mr Head journeys to Sadails and Missouri. Olin Ball and others head to Chicago. Several Kansans travel to Guthrie Oklahoma and Pittsburg while students, instructors, and locals move between Topeka, Lawrence, and nearby towns.
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Mr Head
Sadails
Missouri
Wilcox
Chicago
Olin
Christmas Gift Offerings and Local Ads in One Fragment
Fragmentary ad copy lists holiday gift items and retailers. It mentions jewelry, tobacco products, cigars, and Christmas boxes. Names and addresses include Otto Reitz 727 Massachusetts Street, Corner Grocery at 1303 Kentucky Street, and Straffon's Drug Store with a safety store claim.
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Otto Reitz
Massachusetts Street
Straffon
Wedding Charms Lawrence With Quiet City Ceremony
A graceful Christmas wedding occurred Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Inne Gsens in Lawrence. Miss Mingie Lovett, daughter of Mr and Mrs Slavedie Lovett, became the bride of Winte Nansusy in a ceremony rich with greens candles and a silver star. Many local figures attended and friends praised the couple’s modest celebration. The couple’s families are prominent in Lawrence and surrounding communities.
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Inne Gsens
Miss Mingie
Fier Slaveddie
Wintie Nansusy Lovett
Bouter
Taptelius
Bidal Pany
Thay Pubuuts
Louse Bien
Treer
Karriet
SME
Stratus of
Eth Ieee
Teydol
Erte Owens
Lawrence
Macrouine
Macuule
Yavras Tay Masbate
Deitaska
Rebecca bin Atter
Limet Sambe
Bri
Sela Weynokis
Juges
Teremons
Kev Ff
North Lawrence
South Lawrence
Herd
Douglas County
Lost watch found reward near Ohio street
Wednesday afternoon a ladies open face silver watch and pin monogrammed W.C. with serial numbers 1100 to 1126 Ohio street, reward offered for return to 1120 Ohio street. Also noted are mechanical toys at F J Boylea 725 Mass and Raymond's drug store stock, with candy and fresh fruits advertised by Indiana Cash Grocery.
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W.C
Ohio Street
Indiana Cash Grocery
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Wilsot Fight
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Jack Joneson
Haskell and
Christmas
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Lie Winllow
Mgistry Coly
Nollaa
Geo ! Bakker
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Uhey
Wiedemaoo
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Ting Wiedefann
Carfon
Hester's
Kirby | Trog and Jewely
Manneconsetts
Young's
Lostety’s
Shale
Wiedsmann
Tine Chocolates
Douglas Sboss
Abel Wolfson
Sohalts & Rivener
Ture
Flory
Aitercem Agsseratiem
Sence
America
Will
Woulen Mill
Nadbtinlg
Tenn
Dac
Warner
Condina
Kkonen Ag
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Weary &G
Wasninglon
Japan
Sao Francises
Cisco Witlin Vuegexec
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Juolur
Cardegle
Webavea
Wilar
Auty
Famar
Garidus
Hester
Keeler's
Lawrecce
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Edmonds Stand
Scaliefer
Tim Tian
Ed Klein
Mass. Street
Walelias
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Ab Utesiers
Bebip
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Arkungall Street
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Myre Davis
Mre Yorger
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Mra Davis
Monay
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Palace of Sweets
Laulea Micos
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Harold Henry
Fraser Lail
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J Korigys
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Westaro Mutual Life
Modal Company of America
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Ander
Albert T Patrick
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Thea Mutter
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Tee Ld
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Nat King
Sybarope
Sera
Ewinga
Watkins’ Bank
Zutter- Melater
Indiana Cash Store
Zattermester
A Young's
Sebulte
Raymond‘s
Aesca
Morrison
Lem- OB
Téd Mage
Jost
Smith
Smith's
Wiedamanno
Wolf's Hook
Robertson
Bephona
Claho
Rod
Raymond's
Fred W. Fait
Houss Wirlog
Bell Phone
Taskeon
William C. Anderson
the Trust
Social and Personal
Houston
Guthrie, Oklahoma
Mike Johnson
Misa Ano van Zant
Nebraska
Fred Rostes
Topeka
O Kelly
Busines
Lawrence Business College
Misa Bedwig Barger
Kanssa City
Amy Digbd
Misa Potter
Io Mownd City
Miss Ago
Wight
Kanssey
Oley Tols Morolog
Carl Graaber
Kapaa
Brack Tolart
Apand Cohratana
Manda Gandiy
Hacunlon
Novidaya
Miea
Liudla
Wiave
Datelva
Mizd Grate Lisesy Wer
Sira Fikla
Geu Beusua
Kidtric
Cagiu
Tiatasliep
Peter Branelseo
Badiaywas
Lawrence Tialoer
Milton
Ilale
St. Joe
Hasan
Guarafson Fe
Wistamanr
Callapola
Kentucky Street
Mith
News Depot
Pookst Prema
Raymond's Drug, Store
Beoasit & Co
Neville’s Carner
J. M. Neville
Slome Tel
Mens
St Eldridge Ho
Willmann’s
Wilmann
Roath
Gracber Bros
Smits News
Depot
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