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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1927
Page
7
Classifieds list rooms for rent and furnished accommodations with prices, contact numbers, and brief notes on features. Items mention modern amenities, private halls, heat, and telephone access, reflecting a busy urban rental market with multiple property offers and landlord names.
AMERICAN PAGDAGE to. Co. building.
A fragmentary report describes American and French scenes in Montmartre cabarets, noting Black entertainers such as Bricktop and a Paris audience. It mentions costs for drinks, evolving attitudes toward race, and a curious incident in Lungau where two Vienna visitors with bobbed hair faced expulsion by locals amid a fire alarm.
During a Melbourne sitting of the High Court of Australia, Justice Higgins walked out after a dispute with Justice Starke over a question about tomato ripening time. The Chief Justice adjourned the court, and the next day proceedings resumed without a public inquiry into the incident. Legal experts say such conduct is rare in Australia's High Court.
A fragmentary notice recalls a local event honoring the oldest resident. The text mentions a date close to a community celebration and an individual named Peavy connected with the event. The partial OCR obscures full details.
Fragmentary OCR notes place Breur Inn on thirty acres near Wieh School Lane and Hosford area, with partial references to a possible new site or parcel. Details are unclear but indicate a municipal or development context in a local neighborhood.
The readable fragments reference royal names and a princess linked to a crown prince. Astrid and Gezelle-like spellings appear, noting a Swedish princess and a wife named Arnage in pulp fiction context. The text hints at succession concerns years earlier. The partial excerpt lacks clear dates or a coherent event.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a jumbled note on Japanese politics and 1924 election prep. Mentions Tokyo and defense matters, with references to Japanese residents petitioning officials and comparing to American campaigning. Multiple garbled terms and places appear, but show a cautious, historical campaign atmosphere.
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