National Representativans and Address List Notice
Fragmented newspaper copy lists addresses in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles and other cities, then mentions Associated Press credit and republication rights. Includes postal notice language, urging readers to call if not received by 7 pm and reference to Journal-World distribution procedures.
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National Representativans
Lorenzen New
York
West Dan
Chicago
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
South Broadway
Kansas City
Coca Cola
Ais Tar
Walton Building
Deri
General Motora
Bnc
Associated Press
Uss
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Washington Tornado Fails to Claim Major Fourth Fatalities
The Fourth of July celebration in Washington drew away the town’s population from the tornado path, sparing lives as the destructive event caused no large loss of life. The issue notes the holiday fatalities typically seen on July Fourth and implies the tornado’s impact was mitigated by crowd dispersion.
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Washington
Wet plank in Kansas sparks GOP clash and tax talk
Governor Woodring defends Roosevelt era planks as Kansas campaign buzz grows. He downplays the wet plank, while voters weigh prohibition impact and party unity. Marshall Gorrill seeks state senate nomination, touting tax knowledge, local roots, and business acumen amid rising costs.
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Woodring
Roosevelt
Kansas
Woodving
Democratic Party
Gorrill Nominated as Strong Candidate for District Share
Democratic calls to “come home” echo across Douglas County as party lines shift for August primaries. The text notes pragmatism behind Kansas Democratic policy, recruitment of local workers in state jobs, and expectations surrounding Governor Roosevelt’s preconvention chances, with Scripps-Howard and Governor Murray cited.
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Teal Estate
Gorrill
Douglas County
Kansas
Scripps-Howard
Murray
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary at Wilson Home
In the Old Home Town Mr and Mrs J R Wilson celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary with a Monday dinner at 7 o clock limited to family and a few friends.
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J. R. Wilson
Agricultural fair highlights fill day with prizes and crowds
Agricultural building hosted two full houses as a Worden group dominated prizes. The horseshoe Dogs were surrounded all afternoon and the dance pavilion saw continuous crowds throughout the day.
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Worden
Fishing trip and travels fill small town pages
A.D. Weaver and H. B. Bullene sailed for a Colorado fishing trip while Mire and Mrs. G. A. Hicks returned from a longer tour through New York, Illinois, and Michigan. Mr. Hicks, a florist in North Lawrence, and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fisher on a Colorado honeymoon return journey. Allie Roche, longtime New York World feature writer, sails to Italy to visit Italian prima donnas. Dr. and Mrs. Russ plan a Pacific coast summer. Kansas Auto League notes relocate the annual meeting to Lawrence on Labor Day with Dr. Carl Phillips and others presenting invitation. James Wiggins suffers injuries after horses bolt the wagon near Griesa's nurseries.
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A.D. Weaver
H. B. Bullener
Colorado
Mire
G. A. Hicks
Elm Street
New York
Ilinois
Michigan
Hicks
North Lawrence
Chris Fisher
Allie Roche
New York World
Italy
Mrs. Russ
Pacific Coast
Topeka
Kansas Dvision
American Motor League
Kansas Automobilists
Carl Phillips
A. P. Hults
G. £. Knight
H. B. Ober
Lawrence
James Wiggins
Frank Wiggins
California
Griesa
Forty Years Ago in Lawrence Bank Plans and Travel
A note from Forties era Lawrence mentions Mr Geo March improving after pneumonia, widespread bicycle use, and social events. A new Merchants Loan and Savings Bank is organized by state bank commissioner C F Johnson with M Newmark as president and W F P March as cashier, located in the Merchants National Bank building. Directors include A Monroe J N Robertson Jas Marvin E F Goodrich and others. Several residents travel to Denver Ironwood Elkhart Lake and New York for visits and summers.
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Lawrence
Wingate
Denver
Colo
F. W. Barteldes
Max Wilhelmi
Anna Fischer
Ironwood
Michigan
Ridenour
New Mexico
A.&. Anderson
New York
F. F. Dinsgnore
Sterling, I
FP. W
A. Monroe
W. F P. March
R. G. Jamison
M. Newmark
Wm. Evatt
J. N. Robertson
Jas. Marvin
W. F. March
Wheat yield forecast in Kansas diary 1894 report
In the July 1894 board of agriculture report secretary I D Coburn estimates Kansas wheat yield at 28,320,000 bushels. Less than half of the acreage sown will be harvested.
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F. I D. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Flashes of Life snapshot items across regions
AP notes quick world and local vignettes from Alaska to New York. A Canadian hiker nears Alaska after 5,000 miles trek. a 15 year old wins a New Mexico golf event. a toy cannon accident injures a police chief’s child. Sun City movie town forms near Tampa with assets. Governor Ely's speech for Alfred E. Smith to be printed. Maude Adams returns to stage after 12 years, wary of her voice.
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Associated Press
Quesnel
B. C
Thea Francis
Alaska
New York
Alamogordo
N. M
Ralph Petty
Cloudcroft
Nelo Park
Cal
Frank Love
Tampa
W. W. Stapleton
Boston
Joseph B. Ely
Alfred E. Smith
Maude Adams
British primersa MacDonald donates Don Quixote copy
Ramesy MacDonald of Great Britain contributes a valuable edition of Don Quixote to El Toboso's Cervantine library, augmenting a collection that already holds 3,000 editions in numerous languages.
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MacDonald
Spain
el Toboso
AAP
Ramesy
Hathaway House Years of Aunt Emma Visiting
John Hathaway and family host Aunt Emma at Hathaway House during Christmas. Tensions rise over Aunt Emma staying, Max Hiller’s artistic restlessness, and Alice’s attic sanctuary. A day trip to the woods reveals personal hopes, and Penn’s social whirl with guests heightens the Christmas mood amid warmth, dinners, and family shifts.
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John Hathaway
Alice
John
Emma
Penn
Max Hiller
Hathaway
Dorcas
Hathaway House
Judge Langworthy
The
Hathaways
Lisa
Hillers
Martha
Germany
Sissons
Sisson
Ann
Down
August Hiller
Max
Oliver
Woods
Maz
Alica
Esteen
Aslee
Cathwick
Seneca
Stuervile
Penelope
Pur e Alice comes home first in tense city tale
A fragmentary report details Pure Alice arriving home as a man named Patrick Hughes, 56, of Marshall Missouri, is killed in a hit and run. Snyder, an ex-officer from Leavenworth Kansas, is arrested after confessing striking the victim on the intercity viaduct but claims the other hit occurred while he believed the victim uninjured. Further court items note Perry, Emporia, and Kansas City figures facing federal charges and prison terms for robbery and counterfeit activity.
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Kansee
Dons Clty
Aea
Snyder
Offjear
Leavenworth
Kan
Patrick Hughes
Marshall
Auto- Police Cortain
Stanley Beatty
Inter-City
Serpe
Kansas City
William Ll
John Aarahey
Perry
Dyer
Kansas
Kansas News Briefs Reflect Storms and Campaign Talk
A Kansas dispatch notes flood impacts and political chatter as Emma Emporia figures into the briefing. A farm woman in a bathing suit on a horse visits town to teach high end skills while five family members refuse to leave the streets. Doolittle, a national committeeman, predicts both Governor Franklin D Roosevelt and the party’s presidential nominee will be central in upcoming efforts.
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Associated Press
Emma Emporia
Flood
Hgg
Reets
D Doolittle
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Three Cent Stamps Now New Rate on Letters
Washington reports a new three cent postage rate took effect at midnight as part of a large tax bill. The Treasury estimates postal increases through July 1, 1934 will raise about $160,000, with rises also affecting second class mail. The Journal-World Market Basket notes thrift implications.
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Washington
The
Treasury
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W. H. Sears
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Cousin Minnie
Publishers Syndicate
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