Dems Debate Surplus Impact on National Budget
Fragmented, garbled text suggests a discussion on surplus significance to fiscal policy. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are legible to anchor specifics.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1913
Page
2
Fragmented, garbled text suggests a discussion on surplus significance to fiscal policy. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are legible to anchor specifics.
A brief, unreadable clipping notes a vague political plan and public sentiment, mentioning the country and leaders in uncertain terms with no clear actions or dates, leaving readers without concrete details.
A corrupted passage hints at Lamar and van Lauterbael with a gate error and a notion that two rascals belong in prison together. The illegible text references deities or deities-like figures and a mistaken action by Lamar.
Fragmentary text hints at a social gathering rule and a party setup. Names and places are unreadable, with phrases suggesting a linked party around a tinklen rule. The passage remains incoherent and requires original context to summarize accurately.
The readable content is garbled and lacks clear entities or events to identify a person, organization, place, date, or outcome for a concise news item. No verifiable facts present.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a debate or discussion, with garbled terms and unclear names or places, making it difficult to identify a clear event, date, or participants. No verifiable entities or outcomes can be extracted.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Teekay and Barston Pte with safes and a store event. The readable text references a sale and a public notice style fragment though details are unclear.
Partial OCR text references a church gathering or event with a note to read further. Names and places are unclear, but it mentions a pastor or father figure and a spring timetable. The readable fragments suggest a local church notice or schedule with limited details.
A fragmented report recalls a deadly Fourth of July slaughter tied to urgent duties. Names and places are not clear, but the text centers on duty, risk, and a titled incident tied to Independence Day events.
The board in Salt Lake City plans a meeting to locate teachers for Kansas. It notes no reputational Nu teacher is available now, so the board will address its own issue, use available material, then appeal to large educational workers for help.
A jumbled passage questions a president and mentions Conatoxsujay Mania de chives and Cleveland and Wilson in a disjointed critique. The garbled text references fear, loyalty, and perceived threats without clear events or dates.
A garbled passage discusses Ma. Scott and a Republican party remark. It mentions May events, a ship, and people being taken, with confusion about truth and timing. The text is incomplete and hard to parse, preserving only scattered names and references.
A damaged fragmentary note recalls a rival veteran’s stabbing after Lincoln was belittled at Gettysburg. It hints at irresponsible words and a retaliation by someone who opposed the belittling, mentioning an incident at Gettysburg last week and a veteran seeking to defend Lincoln’s memory.
A garbled report shows the directors debating the center objects and legal means to appoint or remove leaders. The public debate hints at reform aims and the scope of authority for selecting directors while questioning governance.
The text discusses senate actions when members are absent and the process of drafting amendments. It notes a divided stance between interests, contrasts positions, and refers to foundational questions of governance and obligations within a republic.
The fragmentary account describes a civic event with merchants planning a communal feast. Residents recall the preparations, a sense of pride, and a festive mood despite hazy details and garbled phrases from an OCR page.
The readable portions discuss an alert to world institutions about a broad threat and the need to respond. It references a state action against a board and mentions efforts to verify claims and coordinate with authorities. No clear names or dates are legible.
A 1915 verse by Walt Mason laments urban life and advocates fresh air. The poem mocks polluted environments and social pretensions while praising simple, healthy living and honest speech as antidotes to modern ills.
A local celebration in Lawrence credited key organizers led by T. J. Sweener Merchants Association chair to ensure a grand day. Chas Starkweather C O Rowman Bob Johnston and T Skinner recognized for dedication managing chores from banquets to street operations while residents from surrounding towns joined in the joyous event.
The President and family attended a quiet Sunday at a century-old country church in York, with pews filled and a volunteer choir. The pastor preached on faith and patriotism as the president joined the service, the congregation noting his participation and earnest demeanor.
Fragmentary real estate transfer notices appear in a scanned section. Names such as Deeds Alive Learned hush and others appear alongside parcel descriptions and corner references. The text is garbled with OCR errors, but indicates property transactions and dower or widow clauses.
The civic league directs a formal sled open in Tonganoxie with a Saturday opening. Women volunteers teach and assign parts to several girls, showing strong community effort and belief the town’s children deserve equal opportunities to participate.
New York officials delay announcing the national balloon race results while the Aero Club of America reviews photographs and plots distances with aeronautical maps. Goodyear of Akron leads. Kansas City tied for third as protests from St. Louis and Minneapolis clubs are considered.
A New York report describes John Jacob Astor seeking a yacht twice the size of the Nema, intended for his father in 1902. The vessel, between 1200 and 1500 tons, would exceed the Cor ges r in capacity and be sold to Hermann Oelrichs, a friend and sportsman. Oelrichs and Astor reportedly own two motor boats and race on the Hudson, with rivalry between them noted.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a public or school rhyme game in Arizona with scattered letters and a short letter from a participant. The misspelled text hints at participants like Ray Niemas and locations Phoenix Avizoni Konic, suggesting a local community event or school activity with unclear details.
Henry Sanders shot and killed his father Matthews Sanders after a Sunday school service at Dykes chapel. Sheriff of Chertyee candy, Matthews Sanders, was fatally stabbed. John Johnson and others fled the scene as Sanders died from multiple wounds.
A fragmentary notice hints at a local sale or promotion at Wall's Book Store. Readers glimpse mentions of popular eats and events, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR text.
Justice officials announce Judge Smart will preside in Ottawa Kansas tomorrow over a case involving jurisdiction and ongoing proceedings. Judge Sint will also attend sessions addressing prevailing matters and related filings.
Advertising notice promoting Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap for eczema itching pimples blackheads and other eruptions. Claims doctors prescribe for 18 years and offers a free liberal trial by mail from Resinol Baltimore with directions. Customer testimonials from San Francisco praise clear skin and relief from blemishes and cold sores.
The article surveys Winslow Homer as a distinctive sea artist, tracing his Boston birth, Civil War correspondence for Harper's Weekly, and rise to fame with marine scenes. It notes his early struggles selling watercolors, his Maine home at Prouts Neck, wary dealings with buyers, and his death marking a loss to American art. It mentions a color reprint offer and a magazine booklet from The Journal-World and The Mentor.
The report details a Senate caucus stalemate with talks of extending plans and scheduling, plus political maneuvering following a sequence of delays. It notes frustration with delays, mentions key figures like Chirag Sitios, and hints at broader procedural struggles within the chamber.
The city council and the board of education schedule regular meetings this evening. Officials will discuss ongoing programs and school funding amid community questions and planning for the year ahead.
In a rough ballgame, Williamstown bested Williames town 734 to 421 in a high scoring clash. Batteries for Lawrence included Ahlan Sugrue Woredward and Hoskins. Williamstown counters with Horn Hittes and Arnell Smith.
The Twilight League resumes tonight with lawyers meeting at Woodland Park field five. Both teams have shown little in baseball circles, each annexing a couple of games, promising a tight match.
The FP A A auditing committee holds a session this week with attendees including W. H peril of Concordia Ivan Wilson of Stash Me 0. Whohwan of M Hop Marriage icons. Tadge Lindley issued a variance license Saturday to EB B Howell of Joplin Mo and Helen N Russell of Sheiden Iowa.
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