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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1914
Page
4
A garbled 1924 newspaper fragment references Washington Senators and confirmation debates for women members, a Reserve Bank board, and national policy issues. It mentions Neely, Missouri votes, and various international topics, with unclear names and scattered remarks on treaties and immigration. The text reflects a rushed OCR snapshot of political discourse.
A garbled historical clipping mentions the first airship and a distance around 4.1 miles, with scattered names and unclear actions. The text is fragmented, offering little coherent context beyond the airship reference and a few obscured terms.
James W. Wadsworth Jr of New York declares a Senate bid under the Republican banner. Critics call him a sturdy old party figure, praising steady principles while opponents urge broader reform within the progressive wing.
Fragmentary line suggests discussion about dealings with the president and handling of policies. Details are unclear and names or dates are not recoverable from the readable text.
The unreadable text fragment references Newton, Kansas state politics, and mentions Clyde Rood and a Parsons-Sua Hindépendenk party alignment. It appears as a garbled newspaper snippet discussing political factions and an oath, with unclear attribution and missing context.
A long ago remark about supporting Mexico prompts discussion on how foreign aid should be applied. The public questions the method and urgency of government action, stressing that Mexican policy matters to national sympathy and security.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Paul Warburg and a senate committee with unclear context. The garbled text hints at objections to actions or loyalties, mentions empathy, and alleged willingness to abet or oppose persons, but specifics and facts are not recoverable from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Billard and Billayne campaigns with mentions of Hodges Ceipper and Affen. Some lines reference votes, fear, and progressives. text is garbled and incompletely readable with many misspellings and odd captions.
Public remarks suggest Tucker announces candidacy for the U S Senate. Critics label his campaign as foolish and costly while denying genuine intent. Opponents accuse him of blocking rivals and exploiting money to hinder others.
Fragmented and garbled text discusses privacy erosion, dictagraphs, and surveillance in offices. It references Governor Blease and condemnations of law, with insinuations about pardons, prisoners, and political tension across South Carolina and North Carolina. The passage portrays public concern over state control and civil liberties in a fraught era.
Kansas City stock yards report a tight supply with 17000 head down 10000 from last year. Prime Missouri whites bring 49.75, natives steady, cattle prices vary with top steers around 8.00, 10. will progress. Hogs scarce under 3000, market 15 higher with several loads of choice offered.
The article argues deafness cannot be cured by local applications, stating only constitutional remedies work. It explains deafness stems from an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube, causing rumbling and muffled hearing until inflammation is removed and normal hearing returned, noting most cases arise from cataracts and inflammation.
Ottawa reports Third Officer Alfred Toftenes of the Storstad was not punished by Canadian authorities for the Empress of Ireland disaster. A new law will require foreign vessel officers in Canadian trade to hold valid certificates, with prosecutors deeming the error of judgment rather than criminal negligence.
David Coop was arraigned before Clark this morning on a taxi call case. His preliminary trial was set for Thursday morning. Bond was set at a high amount which he failed to provide.
An advertisement claims a simple remedy to eliminate dandruff quickly. It urges using a liquid solution and acetone to apply at night, promising visibility by morning. The copy asserts immediate scalp relief and lasting results with minimal cost, touting a dramatic transformation in hair shine and texture.
A Madrid bullfight yesterday ended in tragedy as Miguel Frey killed the first bull then was fatally gored by the second. The crowd reacted with fear as a spectator was injured during the event.
Washington July 13 The president denied any conflict with the Senate over the nomination of Paul Warbire and Thomas D Jones to the Federal Reserve, declaring he was working in complete harmony with the Democratic majority. Authoritative quarters warn of a Mexican political rift as Francisco Carbajal threatens to sever ties with the administration if a quick agreement is not reached. Mable's Busy Day reports at The Varsity feature Mable and Norman in Keystone and Lilian Gish in The Rebellion of Bell.
Real estate deeds and transfers listed include Meade & Yeary trustees selling to A J Monbundre in Lawrence Kansas for 80 with additions in Lot 17, Block Low Mass St Shawnee County. Obscure notes mention Effie A Sprown, a widow, and various unsettled items dissolving into unrelated fragments.
Reporter Harry Walker claims Croker will travel from Ireland to New York next September to challenge Murphy for control of Tammany Hall. Walker cites confessions Croker holds to swing public opinion and threaten Murphy’s position, foreshadowing a fierce intraparty clash.
Fire Marshal Parkman reports only three fires tied to Fourth of July celebrations in Kansas, with total loss under two hundred dollars. Kansas City, Leavenworth, and Ottawa reported minor incidents as overall fire damage remains historically low this year. The state health board provided free serum to residents for the holiday, though none was needed this year.
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