University Notes and shaky remarks on local figures
Fragmented report from a university page notes Betas possibly reshaping a team for a later meet, mentions E K L Will as director, Governor Hewitt critique of southern products, and editor Chas Minch advising editorial style and originality. scattered names and classes referenced with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betas
Willy MeKmele
Duuellen City
Che Miestuaan Pliss
Wluel
Cytwrib
Tathel
EK. L. Wiil
Luwie
Wrebseniogy
Uilk France
Mr. Hewitt
LA Nisay
Saul Ameres
Newit
Aduermwat College
Msi
Shuse
Lyallane
Lawrence
Funels Leeture
Tit
Fine
Tors
Mir Manet
Grian Pour Health
A Strom Editorial
Chas. Minch
Lawes Gazete
Tung
Minch
Thas Vveearen
Oa Palley
le Teld
Turerida Ue
Indications of weather shift for Kansas region
The forecast calls for a quiet night with warmer conditions tonight. Saturday may bring snow and colder weather, with tests of preparation for residents and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awayo
Dan
Kansas
Commission Plan Won't Work in Lawrence Yet
A Kansas legislature debate pushes for Galveston style commission rule for cities of first class. Topeka, Wichita, and other cities study the plan, arguing government should run on business lines, not politics, with Galveston cited as model following a devastating hurricane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Galveston
Wichita
Civen
Lawrence
Hlagkinar
Comal Club
Luc
Texas
Eles
Law‘rence
George Turner
McClure’s
Ude-Ae Guveri
Gal
Guveri
Amenesa
Perenne
Galveston Commission
Dewi
Js the
Deepwater Committee
Correction Notice on Fe lis and Son Advertisement
A corrected notice explains a prior misprint in a Fe lis and Son advertisement in the Journal. The error misrepresented fleece lined underwear price. the final correction clarifies the intended pricing and asserts the advertiser’s commitment to accurate statements in future ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felis & Son
Nice
Anti Pass Bill Presented In Topeka Legislature
Topeka January 11 Hubert Stone a Shawnee county representative introduced an anti pass bill prohibiting free transportation by any railroad company to most individuals with penalties for accepting such transport The measure backed by the square deal organization defines employee as those whose principal time skill and energy are devoted to rail company service and who draw a salary It excludes attorneys physicians surgeons migration agents and several other listed categories including wreck victims casual aid workers and dependent homeless persons whose dependent status is officially certified to allow free transport.
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Topeka
Hubert Stone
Shawneeunts
Jany Railroad Company
Raiload
Hieul
Rail Mail
Russian Appointments Create New Army Leaders
St Petersburg January 11 General Reenenkampf and Margar Kashtulinski are named commanders of the 3rd Army Corps and the club Army Corps respectively. General Pleischer succeeds Hunenkampd as head of the 3rd Siberian Corps. The changes reflect the war ministry aim to appoint experienced officers with field service.
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St. Petersburg
Reenenkampf
Suberian
Margar
Kashtulinski
Pleischer
Hunenkampd
War Ministry
Pope's Encyclical on French War Declared
Rowe Jan. 11 The Pope's encyclical to French Catholics says the war declaration harms the Christian faith and all spiritual ideas. It warns Catholics to expect trials but promises final victory. The church did not seek religious war or persecutions and states it has not abandoned ecclesiastical properties.
Tidal wave devastation hits Dutch East Indies islands
A January 11 report from The Hague notes a devastating tidal wave south of Aebin with heavy losses. About 300 people perished on Taua island and forty drowned at Simla island. The item mixes with local adverts for barbers, seafood, and perfumes from shops like Wie demanns, Raymond's, Wolf's Book Store and W. F. Weise and F. M. Ryburn.
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The
Hague
Aebin
Taua
Simla
Arrest in DeSoto area linked to Zona Heckert assault
Arch Hazlett faced investigation for assault and robbery against Zona Heckert amid a mills town feud with the Heckert family. Evidence pointed to a possible link but authorities held back names, and Hazlett was released after questioning as the DeSoto warrant awaited. The case centers on an old family grudge and a potential motive tied to a past DeSota incident.
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Deretad
Lowe
Arent Tay Jett
Hazlett
Iliestavs
Ylos Mortainly
Haslett
DeRota
Zoe Hockett
Angoun
Haslet
Dids
Luere
Beset
Ladeer
Abe
Vist
Link
Zona Heckert
Mui
Assalant
Havlett
DeSota
Hazlet
Ile
Johnson County
Dirst
Arch Hazlett
Heckerts
Hales
De-Sota
Heckert
Ella Hale
Detective Clues Propel Harlett Case Resolution
John R. Cook, the detective tied to the Harlett case, insists the evidence will convict the suspect. He notes a month of work and ongoing progress while officers stay busy pursuing clues, including a woman with a baby observed yesterday.
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John R. Cook
Harlett
Senate expulsion threat clouds Reed Stoer seat
Washington dispatch reports pressure from Lis-A factions to remove Reed Stoer from the senate before term end. If he fails to justify or face expulsion, the majority may declare his seat vacant, fearing further disruption and political fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Washington
Juai Brudter Reed Stoer
Senate
Preamble Adopted in Oklahoma Convention
The report notes the adoption of a preamble in the Oklahoma convention. It mentions the public service and a sale of a list of items, with references to the state and local officials. The text is a fragment and relies on noisy OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuthrie
Seriul Jay
Ala
Hanes
Line State
Salaries Increased Vote By Supreme Court Result
A fragmented report notes a decision by the supreme court to raise salaries. The text mentions a vote of 21 to some margin within the house and implies immediate effect. It references a hospital context and a commission or panel taking action. The readable portions point to government salary adjustments and rapid implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lopease
Dai Lle
Iasl
Supreme Court
Pension Bills Delayed by House Votes
Washington report notes pension measures paused in the House on January 11 following procedural votes. Several bills were approved for consideration, with deliberations extending into the evening and the session continuing beyond closing time.
Will Not Marry. Tavis Corey's Europe trip duties cited
A fragmentary note reports that Tavis Corey will not marry and will attend to duties during his current Europe trip. No further details or dates are provided.
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Tavis
Willam
Corey
The Me fice pension bill passes the house
The Me fice pension bill passed the house without division. No further action or debate noted.
Pallen Rock on Track Shaker Passenger Hurt
Pallen Rock on Track near Potomac caused by a derailment of Blue Express No 3 from New York to St. Louis. Passengers shaken, one injured. Roosevelt stance debated as Tennessee party adopts resolution supporting Roosevelt on negro troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vile
Tennessen Srpaty
Roosevelt
Non-Segregation Request Marks Conservation Proposal
The continental convention urged Congress and the President to preserve 4,000,000 acres of forest for the Choctaw nation, tying to a request involving Secretary Hitchcock. In Florida, a bomb exploded on Vas y Island near English residences, creating a ground hole and property damage but injuring no one. the suspect fled.
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Okla
Conctental
Congress
Hitchcock
Seythe
St. Petersburg
Vas Y Island
Fragmented Report Of Fire Alarm Delay At Tobacco Warehouse
A garbled OCR fragment describes a delayed fire alarm at a tobacco warehouse with mentions of a company and checks by inspectors. It references Moris Levy Kaamer & Gunes and Juin Briuer, with strife and water damage, and a possible burial note tied to a factory department. The text is unclear and contains many unreadable segments.
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Liaueasier
Due
Una Wace
Moris Levy, Kaamer & Gunes
Strioke
Adaru
Social Roundup From Ed Prichard to Prairie Society
Personal and social notes from the Kansas area list Ed Prichard visiting from Unity and many locals in illness travel, attendance at events, and society meetings. Items include J A Benson with pneumonia, Topeka and Kansas City trips, family visits, club gatherings, embrioder yarm and church social. Prominent names: Prichard, Benson, Viteh, LeSner, Gustafson, Ellison, Duff, Kitts, Reinisch, Nadalhoffer, Bechtel, Williams, Barker, Bates, Best, Mary Cole, Julia and Anos thon, Kappa Alpha, Daughters of Kebecab, Olney, Lidia street, Gamma club, Geneva Sloan, Willis, Jupkins, Alt shel, Priscilla Embroidery, Hargis, Gee, Grasber, McFarland, Straffan, Chambers, Endea vor.
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J. A. Benson
J. M. Viteh
Topeka
C. C. LeSner
Kansas Ciy
Broer Gustafson
Kansas City
L. Ellison
Excelsior Springs
J. E. Duff
Maud Kitts
Pittsburg
Kansas
W. Kk. Reinisch
Wim. Nadalhoffer
Bechtel
Valley Falls Des Mormuy
Celia Williams
Abs
Geo
J. Barker
J. A Bates
Te Gutun Magitic
Lowa
Best of
Colorado Springs
Masa Edi Cole
Julia
Anos
Diansua City
Kappa Alpha Ibwta
Aaturday Nayiat
Mus
Ande Diebardsen
Bangs
Fey Wall
Abs Mary Dedbert
Wall Holt
U.P
Olney Wall
Shuey Sebel Cies
Hus Aine
Gicu
Haterly
Gus Berger
A. May
Impity Perry
Euey
Vocwer
du Motus Pha Surorty
Als
Dumed Menus
Leunessee
Ju’sluck
J. M. Firey
Montezuma
Indiana
My. Fireb
Gamma Club
Yeeturlay Altarneo
Moss Mitchell
Ubig Street
Geneva Sloan
Earl Willis
Mane Jupkins
Fay Altbhell
Chicago
Priscilla Embroidery Club
Lecture tickets urged for Prof. T. Martin event
Lest Ye Forget urges readers to secure tickets for Prof. T. Martin's lecture next Tuesday evening. Tickets are available to those entitled from Frank Meierhoffer.
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Prof. T. Martin
Frank Meierhoffer
Markets by Wire Train Market Kansas City Jan
Wheat receipts 66 cars with bids around 68 72 for No 2 and No 3 lists. Corn shows No 2 mixed around 37 34 3 74, No 2 white 38 44 and No 3 white 37 40. Data No 2 white 33 4 36 e No 1 mixed 34 34 35 Rye 0 82 hay prices listed. Butter creamery 300 eggs 21. Cattle receipts 2 000 natives $4 to $6 50 cows and heifers 2 50 to 5 stockers and feeders 3 to 4 75 bulls 3 64 90 calves 3 25 9 0. Hog receipts 9 000 heavy 64 5 6 Q M medium 6 40 to 4 64
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Kansas City
Jan
Bard
unclear historical notice about polls and events
fragmentary OCR text mentions polls and entities but lacks coherent facts. readable items reference locations and dates ambiguously, with multiple proper nouns garbled. unable to extract concrete names, places, or dates beyond vague references to polling and political context.
Democratic Convention Deadlocks Over Delegates Clash
A scrambled report notes Clareland Republicans and the Liberal movement around Mount Le Suhonull. Maretaut of Blue Mound dies after a fall. Parker and Doane lead merchants teams at the lab as public interest shifts. Delegates such as Lee and Lakshg appear in text as Republican supporters.
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Peter
Owls Elect Annual Meeting Officers
Annual meeting notes last night list elected officers including president Vivmas Ie Rubinses and trustees Willis Sau- Virpey James Tyee, with other names abbreviated. A leather and comic act variety item from Seevie's is announced, followed by candy pricing at Palace of Sweets and fashion offerings at Dressmunks 903. Episcopal ladies announce a rummage sale Friday and Saturday at Seewir's store 17 Mass St.
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Vivmas Ie Rubinses
Vigw
Harry Beal
Weymuller
C. J
Harry Wagner
Anita Parochi
Senlirs
Willis Sau- Virpey
James Tyee
Seewir's
Mass. St
Lawrence Voter Registration Open Says City Clerk
City Clerk F D Brooks announces registration of voters is open in Lawrence Kansas. Electors may register at the City Clerk's office by appearing and applying in conformity with the law. January 10, 1907.
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Ity
Lawrence
Kan
City of
Classified Fragments and Notices From Local Ads
Too Late to Classify finds two ten door bills. finder to leave at Journal office for a reward. Sunday or Monday au Law renee. four leaf eleve r pan with perils and dismond. leave at the office Howard. TOR BALE Irish grade Buff Orpington cockerels and pallets. few in bars to dispose of. write or call Hell phone 7022 Walter Pine Rural Route 7. Special inducements to clubs and church societies using our toilet articles. inquire for particulars at Try our Chocolates. they are fine.
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Howard
Orpington
Hell
Walter Pine
Local ads tout perfumes and fountain pens in town
A Naw Department showcases Colonial perfumes and toilet specialties while G C Wolf promotes Straffon's Mentholia. The Sterling Fountain pen is advertised as the cleanest standard pen. Boyles' at 725 Mass. St. invites shoppers. Also featured are a 5c crimp top chimney sale at Raymond's, 6 for 2a caramel nut sundaes at Wiedemann's, fresh seal shucked oysters, and a Carey ad from Searles Broa with two phone numbers.
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Boyles
Mass
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Felix & Son
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Shawnee County
Pope
K. U
W. F. Weise
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Gasusera
Raymond’s
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F. A. Brackett and
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BE. U
Wolf’s Book Store
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Dau
Lange Carnes
Frankfort
Jo Sauk
Cox
Wade
Dues Uris
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Sagdu Laggis
Aeburg and
Syieer
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Renate
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Krusta Valiti
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Merchants’ Lab
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Alay Dno
Owls
Seevie
S. M7
Palace of Sweets
Chas. A. Stevens
Coats
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Colorado
Eliios
Willis Kite
J. M. Neville
Watkins National Bank
J.B. Wauking
C. A. Hil
J. B. Watkins
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C .M. Tweber
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J. House
A. C. Mitchel
J. C. Mosre
B. Tucker
B Haser
Asst Cashier
Savings Department
State Bank
Capital
W. Bromelsick
W. BR. Stubbs
W. Mo Spalding
Geo.Innes
Luther N. Lewis
T. J. Sweeney
Jecch Badaky
Mi. Almay
Transaster General Banking Business
Agis Sc
F. D. Brooks
Merchants National Bank
Vost
Pont Office
South Mass
Journal Office
Wolf's Book Store
Naw
G. C. Wolf
Straffon
Searles Broa
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