Conservatism and world events reflected in a troubled era
A fragmented OCR reads as analysis of conservative viewpoints affecting policy, with references to Russia, Lenine, and parliamentary moves. It mentions elections, legislative sessions, and committee activity, plus notes on a Kansas power bill and a proposed lease to a power company under secretary of war oversight.
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Ring
Russia
Utky
St. Internationale
Electric Power Company
Secretary of War
United States
Fragmented Quotations Reflecting Random Thoughts
A garbled OCR fragment compiles assorted aphorisms and miswritten lines about accidents invention, footprints, fashion, travel, romance, and price, with scattered punctuation and broken names. It reads like stray sentences from a dated column or quiz, offering little coherent news value.
Sir Walter Runciman Sails From England to America
The famed shipping magnate Sir Walter Runciman plans a visit to America. He built a vast empire in cargo lines bearing his name and has long served in Parliament. At seventy six he still guides his large business and financial interests. He led the Chamber of Shipping and held senior roles in several marine organizations.
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Sir
Walter Runciman
England
Amerisca
Walter
Chamber of Shipping
United Mba
Today in History and News Briefs
A collage of items notes 135 years since the British flag rose in Australia and 100 years since Dr Edward Jenner died. It mentions Missouri prohibition talks in St Louis, Ohio bar association midwinter plans, a Chicago fireman linked to the Klan facing trial, and local business college recruitment. Also brief items on headaches from colds, a Bromo product ad, and Kansas City weekend student trips.
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Australia
Edward ‘Jenner
Missouri
St. Louis
Ohio State Bar Asociation
Columbus
Toay
William H. Green
Chicago
Ku Klux Klan
Uvit’ Service- Commission
Chartrestprowing
Local churches announce revival and service schedules
A long notice lists revival plans and weekly services from multiple churches including Second Presbyterian New York Ninth Street Baptist and St Luke AME. Revivals feature speakers Rev F C Dissinger Rev Whitcomb and others with details on Sunday schools morning and evening worships prayer meetings and youth activities across several congregations.
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Presbteria
6Th Hind
Maine
Paul B. Lawson
Christian Endeavor
Free Methodist
Thurch
Minnie A. Beers
A. E
M. Reid
Kansas lawmakers debate veteran bonus and county fair funding
In Topeka the legislature reviews bills for veterans bonuses tied to Kansas residents who enlisted in the Spanish American War. House sponsor Clement Wilson and Senator Butler push funding for county fairs with a 2000 to 4000 dollar appropriation. Debate shows retrenchment mood with plans for new colleges and a Dodge City Normal School unlikely to pass.
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Topeka
Kansas
Clement , Wilson
Greeley County
Senate
E. W. Butler
Woodson ‘County
Hutchinson
Topekaj
Butler
Woodson County
Howard
Arkansas City
East Cowley County
Cowley County
Agricultural College
Normal School
Dodge City
Great Bend
Political Odds and School Socials Highlight Kansas News
A fractured senate scene describes Ben F Heg ter of Wichita and W P Harrington dismissed for a minority report move on a ways and means bill. Separately Lawrence College notes strong senior party plans for Saturday night in the Manual building with Wendell McKeever leading preparations. Local transit and alumni mentions include Russel Edmonds heading to Kansas City School of Commerce and Lucy Moss returning from Topeka visit with Karl Klooz relatives.
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Senate
Ben F. Hegter
Wichita
W. PB
Harrington
Gove Jeountys
Pien H.S
Manual
Incharge
Wendell McKeever
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Atschiatea Presa
Alt
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Rence
Kreitstein
France
Tomisims
Edison
Ake
Kret
Business College
Elsie Brown
Josephine Hellman
Kansas City
Evans League
Rev. F. C
Dissinger
Ninth Street Baptist Church Corner Ltd
G. N. Jackson
Ida’ Wallace
At & An
W. Th. Wright
B.Y
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Western College
First Baptist Church
Kentucky
Eighth Sts
Frank’ Jennings
Forrest’ E. Witcraft
Arid
Edna Hopkins
W. B. Dal
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Ray
A. Eusden
Ernest B. Harper
Eusden
Vfine
Elymppath
Lutheran “Church
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New ‘Hampshire
N. D. Goehring
Luther Leapie
Kirst
Church of “Christ
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N. Lawrence
J. W. Johnson
Wessel
T. R. Jackson
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First Methodist
Episcopal Church Corner
Tenth
Vermont
Edward Hyslop
University League
High School League
Presbyterian Church
Vermonts
9Th Sts
United Brethren’ Church
17Th and
L. CG. Kline
Kansas City University
Drn Kline
Senicy C. el
Kan
Waka
United Brethren Church
RE McAferty
Foster. Fa
North Lawrence
Trinity Church
Episcopal
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Ilinois
William
Esser
Young People's League
Friends Church
10Th
Delaware
John Howard
Friends Service Committee
Europe
Journal-Wara
Douglas Hudson
Fort Scott
Field
C. W. Smith
Ford
Dearborn
Lawrence Business College
Russel Edmonds
McLouth
Usas City
Kansas City School
Commerece
Lucy Moss
District Court
Karl Klooz
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Hoosier
Hooster
Metzler Furniture Company
Mass
St. Lawrence, Kans
Tomori
Harlow & Creel, Maudlin
Hutchings & Biggs
Massachusetts Street
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Douglas County
Citizens State Bank
the Bank of Personal Service
Lawrence National Bank
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