Governor Plans Prison Openings and Pardons in South Carolina
Governor Cule Li Blease asserts he will clear the state penitentiary by August 1 to convert it into a hospital, pardoning or commuting many inmates including numerous African Americans. He cites reasons tied to morality, reformation, and an alleged double standard in sentencing and parole decisions.
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Columbus
Cule Li Blease
Titta
Thas
South Carolinas
A. L. Pilmay
Green- Ville County
Jinfredine Stone
Frank Stone
Laurens Scoutty
Waiger
Spalming
Otis Hill
Whith
Chester Couny
Aum
William Melginley
Byron Scott
South Chrobini
Straits Record Pullets At Four Months Old
Mrs F P Strait of 2047 Barker Avenue reports pullets reaching four months old. She notes the birds started laying early and compares outcomes to California chickens, claiming local stock matured sooner. The item references Mr Mes Strait and an Olathe incident from a Sunday in the text.
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F. P. Strait
Mes
Strait
Barker Avenue
California Chicken Tangiers
California
Olathe
Brody
Children Lectures and Parish Notes Across Town
A newspaper page item highlights Sunday illustrated sermons for children with a tale of a fish and loaves motif. It also covers tax queries about South Park driveways and curb work, funds status, and plans for future improvements. Community notices include Humane Society meeting, Palm Beach fashion, a stage production by Dougherty Studio Co, piano tuning services, and a reminiscence on a grasshopper invasion decades ago.
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Dixie
Dougherty Studio Co
Boston
Trive
Bell Bros. Musics
Kans State Automobile Association Seeks Member Views
Secretary of the Kansas State Automobile Association is circulating three question blanks to members across the state to gauge opinions on present and pending automobile laws and proposed bills for the next legislature. The group notes past defeats and aims to prepare once a majority view is known. The questions address registration fees and ownership change charges, and how the state allocates these funds.
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Kansas State Automobile Assdciation
Kansas
Ithe State
Stern Views Association
Local chatter includes Kansas road signals and law notes
The column mixes political talk on road safety and systematic traffic signals with notices of local business moves and personal visits. It mentions J Q Adams of Stockton as secretary of the Kansas White Way plan ordering 200 signals, plus various societal updates from Lawrence and surrounding towns, including visits, trips to Chicago, Topeka, and Kansas City, and several short notices about residents and their comings and goings.
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J.-Q. Adams
Stockton
Kansas
White Way
Tviesa Apa Sou
Murray
Boston
Doris Rosser
Topeka
Lawrence
Baldwin
Merle /Ulm
Mankato
New Market Cafe Changes Hands New Owner Jacob Collins
Jacob J. Collins of La Junta Colorado becomes the new proprietor of the basement cafe in the Parkins Building. He will move his family to Lawrence, their new home, as his daughter plans to enter the University this fall after serving as valedictorian of La Junta High School. Collins has 23 years with the Hary stem and Santa Fe hospitals and aims to expand his practice. Del Valenti reports a surge of aspiring lawyers as five women and sixty five men sign up to study law in offices with fee credits toward the state bar exam scheduled after July 1 1914.
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Jacob J. Collins
Parkins
la Junta
Colorado
Collins Iuis
Lawrence
Ladunta High School
Callin
Hary Stem
Santa Fe
Addy Jsion
del Valenti
Supreme Court
Del
Market report item on livestock and dairy prices
Associated Press Market Report notes calves trading around 6.50 to 6.51, hogs strong with prices up to 47, heavy dairy butter and cream values shown, receipts about 4,000. Mentions mixed grain and rye markets and close data for July 7. Several cryptic price fragments and market terms indicate a broad commodity snapshot.
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Pac
Sietsnikis
To Study For Bar In Topeka Aspiring Lawyers Move
The text notes aspiring lawyers preparing in Topeka to study for the bar in order to qualify. It mentions individuals registering with the clerk of the Supreme Court and intending to study, with references to Garey Taylor Gray of Lawrence and the bar exam in Topeka after a period of study in a lawyer's office.
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Harry Taylor Gray
Topeka
Topeyka
Supreme Court
Wiedaw
Garey 'Taylor Gray
Lawreneys
Aspiratio Yard
Fire department halts blaze at North Lavaend store
A late night fire on 270 I Street in North Lavaend damaged a store but was contained by the fire department before it spread. The cause remains unknown and the lost goods are expected to be insured.
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Journal-World
Irtings
South
South Park
Commissioy- Assur
Massachusett Street
Ig Ns
Alarfy
Wolf
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The
Humane Society
Hela
Fraternal AG
Palm Beach
Peckham's
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Tdzi
J. P.coffman
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Dhkota Ad
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Lawrence Mt. Carey
Foval Merehant
Geo. B. Shat
Chicago
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Paper Mills’ Co
Paville
Shaw
West
Philo D. McKee
Newton
Harold Brownlee
Lawrencé
Frank Russell
Marie Collins
Apiil Kater
Kansas City
Wilson
Parry Muiterings
Myrtle
Garton
Ji Phoenix
Arizona
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Ignacio
Eva Blair
Hagkell
Misa
Alice Asher
Samuel Gardner
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C.F. Morrow
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Lola Lanham
Sapeka
Kengeth Bowers
Sangas City
Fiss
Sue Martin Avert
Buturdi
jLallne
B. J] Wervill
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Ray
Dunnice
Venita
Oklahoma
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Ed Charlton
Wilfred
Glen Charlton
Lyman McGurdy
Robert Keith
Kagiy VanCleve
Oklahoma City
Phi Delt
Dicke
Ani¢onda
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Burt Brown
Breeck
George
Dr. Lwhd
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Mrv
J."l. Brady
Ed. Blair
Ertha Jacobs
Newtons
Obertsons
Canada
David
Leonard
Lucas
John Prunty
Lawraned
Tulsa
Apendiy
Feace
Broadway
NEW Market Cafe
Associated Press Market Report
North Lavaend
Carl.r. Brown
Bell
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Peoples ‘State Bank
Bell Vel
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MR. Farmer
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North Lawrehece
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