Water Plant Valuation Debate Sparks City Hearing
The Journal-World appraises the Laverenue water plant, with experts like Herbert Dimnire and Barna & McDonald weighing city versus company values. Referee Wyna Koop Riersted-ages 994-judge present-voices question the 205000 figure and discuss inventory cuts and prior repairs shaping the final worth.
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Journal-World
Works
HeCenbion
Sould Indral
Herbert Dimnire
Eny
Laverenue
Slo
Vale
Bik
Edgar le Street
Incey
Barna & McDonald
Worley & Bhick
Lawrence
Wynakoop Riersted
Leese
Value of Water Plant Debate in Lawrence
Residents debate the city's water plant value and the adequacy of Mr. Wells assessment. Critics warn a rushed purchase may burden taxpayers while supporters insist a clear hold on engineering details is essential before a final decision.
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Silius
Wsho
Lawrence
Mr. Wells
Unethical tactics in GOP invite to William Allen White
A fragment describes ethical concerns over inviting William Allen White back to the Republican fold. It criticizes using diners and hospitality to influence his political stance, arguing the tactic breaches standards of clean politics and shifts focus from current issues to appetites. The piece questions party leaders who arrange such invitations.
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Thic Enidtet
William Allen White
White
Ketts
Hnstead
PHS
Toronto
Dibner
C.F. Scott
Mr. White
Trencheman
Republican Party
Miss Stella Chasy Honored At Surprise Party
Twenty five years ago Mrs Lei and Miss Hibbantands hosted a surprise party in North Lawrence for Miss Stella Chasy as news from Topeka notes Whitney visiting. The No Nase Club meets at Mrs Goodrich. Belle Welch was surprised at her residence on Ponngyl 2 street. Nellie traalslin held a musical at her home on Kentucky street for about twelve pupils. Ed McConnell, longtime Journal employee, left for Kansas City for a new job. Hennell of Olathe visits. Kansas news mentions preparatory school and university plans in New Jersey and Indiana. The paper notes corrections about authorship attributed to William Ros wee Stubbs.
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Nellie Traalslin
Kettucky Street
Erner
Kansas
Princeton
Patper
Liawrenceville
New -Jers
Lndiane
William Roswee Stubbs
Iver
Belerade Rechristened Amid Unclear Ceremony Report
Fragmentary text notes Belerade being re christened at Gerlin with details about Wilhelmshare and a ceremony. The report is incomplete and does not clarify whether the holding is temporary or permanent or specify the number of snices mentioned.
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Belerade
Gerlin
Wilhelmshare
Parsons Begins Bold Race To Lead Maasai Towns
In a bustling railway town, Parsons launches a campaign to outpace rival Maasai settlements. He seeks to unify villages under a strong hand, emphasizing hard work and strategic bids to secure influence across the region.
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Parsons
Fragmented Civil War Sermon Reflections In Plymouth Talk
Disjointed quotes from a sermon yesterday in Plymouth discuss civil war themes, with references to England and Ireland and reactions to invitations and future events. City notes mention Thomas Harley traveling to Cottonwood Parts for business, while local ads promote shoe aids and health products.
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Carey
England
Irogin
Paerland
Plymouth
Elatveli
Jorkin
Elderkin
City Artoynes
Thomas Harley
Cottonwood Parts Inday
University newspaper arouses debate over former official claim
A university newspaper published an editorial challenging a prior assertion by a former official. The piece questions the accuracy and impact of the claim, prompting campus discussion among students and faculty about record integrity and accountability.
Cups Offered to High School Champion at Topeka
An article notes cups about eighteen inches high awarded to a champion along with a prize for a high school in need. Mrs Wittley and Metcalf plan to travel to Topeka tomorrow to attend a meeting and remain for several days.
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Clu Lees
Pratito
Fien
Tongues of Men play and Mice and Men at venue week
Advertising and theatre listings describe Constanze Collier in The Tongues of Men and Marguerite Clark in Mice and Men with Oliver Morescot, Miss Collier, and a large cast. The piece highlights a touring program featuring "Tongues of Men" and "Mice and Men" alongside opera satire and serialized melodrama, noting Savannah performances and local theatre standouts.
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Oliver Morescots
Constaned Cellier
Miorosco Allestier
Fragmentary Local Notice From A Chaotic OCR Fragment
Unreadable OCR fragment mentions Nik Abe Lanighine and Oss pi anie lapsinessanan with 7 ed in New Yorks. References a Cohan ued and Colin Elarvis Gwr fitodnetion with an evening event. Details are unclear and names are fragmented.
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Nik Abe
Lanighine
New Yorks
I. i
Colin
Elarvis
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Topeka
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Ponngyl 2
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Olathe
A Brecher
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Tischer
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Marguerite Clark
Mayenerit
Sunny
South
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Chas Tt
Pir
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Abeauier
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Uniar
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Wiggins
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Harris
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Picture Playhouse
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Chicago
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