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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1920
Page
1
Delegates from radicals liberals and other third parties gathered at the convention as keynotes highlighted coalition visions. The convention drew a diverse slate of speakers including Oday and allied groups with emphasis on policy platforms and future alliances.
New York's Allen McCurdy delivers keynote to 48 delegates gathered to form a third party at the national convention. The Chicago gathering, delaying actions for over an hour, features contenders from Republican and Democratic currents and several reformist groups seeking influence in the platform. The scene underscores factional divides as various parties push for a shared labor policy and carrier ownership debate.
The tax department reports a revival in Tormaten today and confirms Cleveland Bergdoll was located in the northern country. If verified, his arrest is expected, marking a potential breakthrough in the case.
Topeka Kans July 14 Jaedicke or fugitive are the defunct Hanover state under arrest at Shreveport Louisiana according to information received at a banking department here. The capture ends a nationwide scare of seven weeks. He and yet had loss and coatless in his automobile being informed that his bank had been ordered closed on the morning of May 17 and drove to Beatrice Nebraska where he took his car and took a train. Examination of the bank's accounts revealed a shortage of 180 40 the banking depart Shreveport discovery of at Al arrest was of a letter Jones a jane used lis red ch Northern State Minn. Vieter Aon of the fugitive who employed by a bank here stated that a package received are container securities and a letter to en Janineke vn attempt to hig freedom jen a writ of he surpis and ifailine in th rew to Head Barend Chicago dk 10-Republican national headqu today announced three Harry Now Of Telia will head the Republican campaign speakers bureau.
Fragments indicate the Atkinson family members Mrs S A Atkinson and Miss Eleanor Atkinson traveled to France aboard the La Lorraine. Georges il Charpentier and New York patrons are noted in partial items. details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Unsettled weather expected in Kansas with periods of fair conditions tonight and Sunday. Temperatures will rise, especially in the northwest portion, making it warmer than today across the region.
Fragmentary OCR report records late yesterday and this morning delays on the Valley route with mentions of loading stuation and a motor trip planned to Tota Maximum. Times cited include 7 p.m. yesterday and 7 a.m. today with several names such as Edgar and the Graf party.
A report questions whether Palmer diverted funds from the Health Council as a departmental inquiry proceeds. The article cites unnamed sources and references internal review steps, with speculation about motive and potential officials involved.
Fragmentary OCR text provides sparse readable facts only about a local notice or brief event. The source lacks clear names, dates, places, or actions to form a complete, named card item with specific outcome or entities.
Fragmentary OCR reports the death of Lord Fisher during wartime service. The text references naval leadership, captains, and actions against the Hun fleet, but is garbled and unable to yield clear dates or locations.
A damaged OCR fragment presents few readable facts about a 4 2 pF balance or related measurement. No clear events, names, places, or organizations are identifiable, leaving only scattered characters and partial phrases.
A damaged OCR fragment references a pleas outcome in a riot related case. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, but the item indicates a court or legal action with a plea connected to a disturbance. Further readable details are not available in the text.
Fragmentary text references a trip or journey possibly involving a Ford vehicle and an Oscar or We Kenes City. Details are garbled with no clear names, dates, or events to establish a definite news item or outcome.
Kiwanis club installs a children's fountain at a local site despite weather concerns. The effort aims to provide a communal amenity and reflect the club’s service spirit. Local residents are encouraged to visit and enjoy the new feature.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Clay Center resident N. Dude at a day event with Laurence, unclear specifics and context. The readable content is sparse and does not yield a coherent event or outcome to summarize.
A fragmented OCR item notes a local county case involving individuals Caspigate for I and Ta Lue in a pickup or wake scenario. Readable details are sparse, with uncertain spellings and missing dates or places.
Mrs L R Edwards and her mother Mrs A M Edwards travel to Chicago to visit their son and grandson. Prof G J Putnam and Mrs Patnen accompany them in a modest civic note from the state department.
Abstract of county business order details are incomplete with garbled text. Readable fragments mention a highway project and expenses but lack clear dates names or locations. The OCR text indicates a transportation order with cost references and municipal actions, but essential specifics are missing.
A report describes a young dynamiter involved in a July explosive incident. Police allege improper handling of high explosives with many boxes of fuse and discharged youths connected to the event. The suspect was arrested and jailed after the confrontation near West Dee and surrounding streets.
Mayor and university officials plan a Tuesday night discussion on the housing problem for women students in Lawrence. A recent survey shows available rooms for next year have fallen by over a third, with few two-woman heated, well-watered, dry rooms within walking distance.
Ter. Frank Strong of the university law faculty is elected president of the Kansas health association. Second vice president H. Munn of Topeka is named first vice president while Dr. Charles Faire Waenty Store is noted for vital statistics work. Theodore C. Muel is listed as treasurer of the Kanes Reserve State Bank.
Markham of Baldwin files a damage claim for 198.57 in Topeka after a dentist injured him at Eighth Avenue. Dr Lindley Rufeare announced from Spokane that Lindley leaves for Lawrence to assume chancellorship duties. Spokane Chamber of Commerce notes speeding fines for George Evans and Cole. Evans faces an added penalty. Store seeks old clothing donations as demand exceeds supply. A $10 bond was forfeited by Lloyd Douglas who failed to appear for speeding with bright car lights.
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