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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1914
Page
8
The executive committee of the Playgrounds Movement canvasses for support. Members Mr Wy Powell Deyan, Ryi Wesniedy, and George J rn held a meeting this afternoon and will continue their campaign tomorrow.
Fragmented OCR text describes City Clerk Frank Bhoks overwhelmed by duties as commissioners push for relief during meetings. Calls for assistance arise while many alley projects and mine-related items are noted, with heavy emphasis on administrative tasks and ordinance reviews.
Reading a vintage home remedy. claims dissolving dandruff via plain liquid Arvon from a store. Advises applying nightly, with four ounces, to scalp to eliminate flakes and itching, delivering instant relief and shinier hair.
The Kaw Valle Creamery reports rising sales with 840 gallons sold in dune and 2,500 gallons by year end. Customers seek purity, aeration, and correct bottling for clean water and beverages. Masonic Temple Building Co directors plan a meeting in July at People's State Bank. Samuel Bradley.at State Bank reviews books as regional examinations proceed. Ashen Reatz underwent successful surgery at Simmons Hospital on 711 Massachusetts Street and is recovering.
The Kansas Supreme Court refused to grant habeas corpus for Carl Beebe, who killed his wife Edith Reehe last winter. He was found insane at trial and ordered confined to the criminal insane hospital for treatment, with the court directing confinement at the state penitentiary.
In district court Judge Sm. presiding the court recessed after a day of actions including the divorce of Maple Burke and Edward, and assignments involving a weekly support of 3 dollars. Several mortgage cases and quiz title matters were resolved, with work to resume to clear the docket.
The Kansas department meeting of the Grand Army of the Republic notes 184 members and recounts visits by Sister Emma Wall Lantern and past national president Hattie T. Rats. Congratulations go to Mrs. Hattie Houghton for a surprise gift of a medal. A social event in City Park raised funds, decorated with bunting, cake, and music, drawing good attendance and aiding the order. Frank Knox Marton Ri bn, a noted marine painter, died aged 66 in Magnolia Mast.
An investigation into the shooting case at Dr. Carman’s office near Mrs. Louise Bailey’s death continues. Authorities report a detective spoke with Carman and witnesses, with several suspects questioned behind locked doors as the inquest resumes amid new testimony. A bicyclist allegedly fired at Carman, and Miss Coombs and Miss Anna Kahn offered conflicting statements about Carman’s movements before the incident.
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