Altruistic Nation Address Highlights Peace and Law
A Kansas Supreme Court justice outlined lessons from American history and international law, stressing the Golden Rule in relations between nations. He cited the War of 1812 and the Civil War era to illustrate rights, duties, and the pursuit of peaceful progress, while urging unity and diplomatic restraint.
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Altrvisties Watinn
Devordine
Dndson S. West
Jistice
Kansas Supreme Ecourt
Ainerien
Vnion Bey
Clark not commandant Sov't Won't Let Lawrence Man Take Job
A garbled report notes Major Adan Clark barred from becoming commandant at a Kansas State College or Aggie school. It mentions Chad Cartle and other figures, with references to leadership changes, a suspect plan, and concerns over a poor corn crop and security threats.
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Lawrence
Aggie School
Manhatian
Majoe
Adan Clark
United States
Kansas State
Fragmented 1900s Classifieds and Notices on Health and Local Affairs
OCR reads as a collage of ads and notices including a Cuticura remedy testimonial for scalp itching, horse colic reference, and local University notes. It mentions Vermont Avenue Kansas City, a Wichita visit, and individuals such as Marie Barknett and Arthur Weaver. The scattered items reflect vintage advertising and campus updates.
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Vermont
Ave
Kansas City
Sia
Liss Marie Barknett
Milan Prepares Twenty Hospitals For War Wounded
Milan announces twenty large military hospitals ready for wounded from the conflict. Hospitals are railway linked for rapid conveyance. The effort reflects national urgency and the city’s capacity to treat casualties amid ongoing hostilities.
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Milan
Kangas
Local Notes And Obituary Mention in Williamstown
Albert Rose visits on business while Roy Ned of near Lavergne attends to district matters. Mrs Ashal of Iowa and M Clarence White meet with Chief Hock Creek. Stanley of Topeka and Osabaase residents travel through the district. Mrs Walter Kwerkel and daughter Limise in Lawrence. Miller of Perry, and Eantie Mille remembered. she died in Colorado June 10 after farm life nearby.
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Fenner
Madison County
New York
Sway
Lawrence
Kansas
Sie
Norrivedl
Strong
Michisean
Cheyenne
Osetthal
Leybenworth
Lawrbiees
Hey
Chahways
vStrone
Bfe
Fin Roy
Baxter
Clas
Fred
Stromes
Algo
Nivee
Choa Bo Strong
Oak LM
Albert Rose
Lawrenes
Roy’ Ned
Near Lavereng
Niy
Ashal
Loosa
Clarence White
Ev Stanley
Topeka
van Vite Pevondt
Osabaase
Stonehouse Creek
Walter Kwerkel
Limise
Ff Miller
Perry
Eantie Mille
Colorado
Ler
Montana
SELL DRUID MONUMENT London bid to purchase Stonehenge
Sir Cosma Antrolus owner of Stonehenge may sell the old Druid monument on Trent estate. The plan seeks public funds but defense of public premises and legal hurdles hamper financing. Preservation groups push for purchase under protection laws.
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London
Cosma Antrolus
Stonehenge
Trent
High Per Cent Killed English Proportion of Killed To Injured
Fragmentary OCR text discusses killed to injured ratios, mentions Landon and July, references British figures to date, and notes police or military context. The readable portion is garbled and lacks coherent events or names beyond scattered terms.
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Landon
Pwr
Amon
Meh Saehin
Fragmented OCR Note on Night Scene and Tire Trade
Readable fragments describe a night scene with cats and a satirical take on a tire dealer. Mentions a price list printed for a specific purpose and a man with a tire bill nearly half of his season's expenses. Content is garbled and hard to parse.
Unclear OCR Fragment Indicates Local News and Appointments
Fragmentary text notes a delay in harvests and a planned visit by Miss Catherine Melville to Miss May Thompson, plus a government appointment in Washington. It suggests a likely return to an Indian school next year and plans for the family to move from Washington with children pursuing university study.
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Lemitwent
Femara
Ilaskeil
Washington
University
Haskell teacher resigns from printing department
A fragmented report indicates a Haskell teacher left the printing department under Superintendent Paddow. The text is garbled with unclear names and places, but suggests a week’s end departure and organizational changes within the department.
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Haskell
Sianer
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