Automobile Collision Near Solomon Causes No Injuries
An automobile belonging to Warren Test of Herington, and another owned by James Andrews of Solomon, collided at 11 cross road five miles west of Solomon Sunday afternoon. Test’s car lost a back wheel and suffered radiator and fender damage. Mrs Clarence Test rode in Test’s car, and no one was injured. Wheat harvest reported in Wichita area, with good yields and uniform quality. grain dealers observed farmers delaying sales at Viola for better prices.
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Abilene
Warren Test
Herington
Anty
James Andrews
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Palitys
Graiit i
Tua Con- Ok
Viola
Kansas
Sisty
Escape and Capture Amid Forest Chase Reported
A prisoner escape attempt near dark ended with guards sweeping a mile radius and roads and tracks blocked. Harris was recaptured near Sheridan's Drive after a patrol spotted him emerging from the woods. A safety note urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough and mentions Hadley era gossip in a county normal exam anecdote.
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Cofelock
Harris
Gus Wood
Chirk
Sheridan
Winter Bills Shrink as Able Bodied Men Refuse Work
City charity costs rose last winter as able bodied men refused work, shifting burden to aid programs. Police report many men avoided harvest labor, seeking charity from the city while some offered only minimal effort. The pattern mirrors last year when severe winter increased relief needs and welfare outlays.
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Suimher
Wen
Searce
Lincoln
Tisi
Dle
Nan
Garden City Plans Dust Control on Main Street
Garden City officials vote to spread dipit gallons of vil on Main Street from the Santa Fe depot north to curb dust. The plan, vetoed once by Mayor Flarvey, aims to cut dust with four vents per gallon though winds may hinder effectiveness.
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Garden City
Garden, City
Santa Fe
Flarvey
Daring Theft at Salina Leads to Capture of Suspect
July 1 Salina reports a bold theft where two horses were stolen and later recovered by officers. Sheriff Burke tracked the thief, who was found in possession but claimed the animals were his. the owner, George Constable, valued the horses at $100. The culprit remains at large as the chase continues.
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Saling
Atn
Burke
George
Lariu
Trwmpsonn
Charles Silvers
Tates
Constable
State-Wide Teachers Meet Opens in Emporia
The final state wide institute convened in Emporia Kansas on July 1 with about 350 attendees. Lectures included child psychology by Miss Edith Kimtz and topics by Dr. Tharver Wiley as part of the instructional program.
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Emporia Emporia
Kan
Edith Kimtz
Tharver Wiley
It’s a Joke Injunction Discussed at Roosevelt Headquarters
Roosevelt electors attorneys released a statement after a lengthy conference denying the lawsuit by the Taft faction as ludicrous and not true. Participants included Congressman Fred Trickett of Kansas City and judges Franks-Mattin of Hatehine and others from Emporia Haw.
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Topeka
Stanley
Roosevelt
Fred. I Trickett
Kansas
Citizins
Emporia
Haw
Tudge Franks—Mattin
Hatehine
Remove Freckles With New Drug Claim Guaranteed Results
An early 20th century advertisement touts a facial treatment named ethine or ethine-dou sold by a Lawrence druggist with an absolute money back guarantee. It promises to remove freckles quickly, improve complexion, and claims safety for tender skin, urging readers to ask for the product by name.
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Hn Eminent &Kin
Lawrence
Wienershack
Roosevelt electors primary fight eyed by county officials
Local leaders backed by the Tutt faction plan a legal bid to restrain placing Roosevelt electors on the primary ballot. Officials debate statutory limits as a statewide review tracks the issue with Meir noting notices and timelines. Public notices urge constipation relief with Chamberlain’s Tablets sold by dealers.
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Dyer
Die Viefeld
Tutt
Raasevelt
Hirtebeipgon
Hus
Roosevelt
Jinlee
Guvyrniar
Meir Menelonat
Tate
7000 Out At New Bedford Weavers Strike
7000 workers in New Bedford Mills stage a protest against a wage system and firewood duties. The Weavers Union holds a rally amid disruptions. some operatives report pressure from unions affiliated with broader labor groups. The strike underlines tensions in the cotton cloth industry and the push to abolish the fine system.
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New Bedford
Wales
Empleia Et Tin
Asceut
Weavers’ Union
Asprea Peri
Mendhers Ul
Misleading symptoms point to stomach digestion
A pamphlet asserts digestive disorders mislead about heart or kidney disease and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a digestive tonic. It cites Mrs. John Kauth of St Joseph Missouri who improved after two years of stomach trouble and seven weeks in hospital. The ad promises a free booklet What to Eat and Slow to Fat and lists prices for pills.
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John Kauth
St. Joseph
Alybanda
Jer
de Williams
Weavers’ Labor Discipline and Tool Marks Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the weavers establishing differences in work and a decal or loom process. It mentions a water-based fill system and fines for imperfections, with a weaver removing tools during the process. The readable lines suggest a procedural account of weaving discipline and enforcement.
Bad Year for the Katy
New York reports a poor fiscal showing for the Missines Kansas & Texas line. After fixed charges, dividends to 4 percent holders fall short, with about 600,000 preferred stuck and total earnings barely exceeding 4 percent of last year’s figures. The slump cited stems from reduced passenger revenue and smaller grain shipments, tied to a meningitis epidemic in Texas towns and broader line operating challenges.
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New York
Missines
Kansas
Texas
Stiniller Paxneuer Earninens
Royal women in grand dress at coronation pageant
A garlanded scene unfolds with Dowager Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria among attendees in white satin gowns. nobles and court ladies parade in lavish attire as ceremonial arches loom, attendants and guards move along the procession route amid splendor and crowds.
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Red Owen
Oxeiliskel Capepaten Thal
Hamid
Mantaver Henson
Earl
Aornelin
New York
Elroy
Espertalurs
Tie
Asc
Grand Indian Stomp Dance at Ramona Powwow
Oklahoma Chieftains plan a stomp dance gathering near Ramona featuring Isthmus drum groups and dances. Reported preparations reference a ramona locale powwow with native performers and ceremonial routines expected to draw attendees.
In Chains Long Held By Patient At Dixmend Asylum
Reported details describe an unknown man admitted to Dixmend asylum. He has spent twenty years in chains and has a history of violent behavior. Officials cite routine care by AL Harelinsia and accompanying physician, with was shipped from a distant location and restrained during the period.
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Pittshuret
Dadiana
Wien
Dro TV
AL Harelinsia
Asylum
Ly Fleeésivity
Patie Fant
Fragmented OCR Letter Snippet With Unclear Figures
A garbled OCR passage lists names and phrases with scattered references to people and places. The readable parts mention Wren and a father, plus sporadic terms like Destiny and Brenden, but most content is incomprehensible and lacks a coherent news angle or event.
San Francisco Saloonkeeper Believes Be Was Praneisen
A garbled note describes a San Francisco saloonkeeper who is swayed by a claim or figure named Be Was Praneisen amid confusion over season tickets and a visitor named Bryan. The fragment hints at a bartender and safety concerns but lacks clear context or outcomes.
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Glover
San Francisco
Vann Wil Fast Ha Ms Lender Marlhimvaeh Ber
Vague OCR fragment mentions Vann, Lender, Ber, and names like Lindstrom and Volliwls. Context unclear but implies a local notice or obituary style snippet with several personal names and partial phrases.
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Herbert J. Hadley
Severn
Oscar
Uneeda
National, Biscuit Company
Salina
Tditets
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Oklahoma
Ramona
Wasson
Osase
Sentinely
Ubiehremmell
Heidi Stomp
Heid
Castoria
Brenden
Salon Xen Certiny
Rink
Ateceptey
Fawaon
Sid Sioppel
Lavegon
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Tad
Uncen
Ron Tak
Bryan
Marlhimvaeh
Hamer
Lindstrom
Mr ‘Rade
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KC Coons Boon
Praband
KC Cook
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Tecciptul
Pollarat
Jediimtod
Lawrence National Bank
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