Fragmented World War Era Wire Service Snippet
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions Associated Press dispatches and republication rights. It references Massachusetts and New York, legal notices, and varied topics including a potential strike in Kansas City and a juror reading issues, all in a scattered, non-cohesive summary with dated language.
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Company Mons
Preaigantchusetts
A. BR
Keatra
Franklinridge
Associated: Press Py Ancoduced
Thia Paper
Jefobal Nes
Aitohes
BER Audit Bureau OF
CIR
Elevator gridlock prompts state housing rule fix
In Topeka a temperate issue spurred the state executive council to require elevator operators at the statehouse to stay on duty until 6:30 p.m. News notes include a court ruling on coatless spectators, typewriter ribbons debate, and concerns over highway costs per mile in Douglas county. Central telephone office plans face opposition despite claimed long‑term savings. The Thirty‑fifth division stamp boosts publicity for a September reunion.
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State House
Commission
C. Millar
Belviders
State Executive Council
Topeka
Ithe
Thirty-fifth
Railroads Debate Rates and Prosperity Highlighted
A fragment discusses railroad topics split between higher rates and prosperity claims. The text references writers and opinions on the industry, noting contrasting views on financial gains versus service costs and public reception.
World Education Association meeting opens in Edinburgh
Dr. A C Thomas, Illinois born 1864 and longtime educator, presides at the biennial World Federation of Education Associations conference in Edinburgh. A former Nebraska superintendent, he led the organization’s drive to foster international good will through schools and colleges.
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Edinburgh
A. C. ‘Thomas
Mair
Kearney
Nebraska
West
Maine
Thomas
World Federation of Education Associations
California
Jhas
Sant
Paul Rankin remembered in Lawrence funeral tribute
The life of Paul C Rankin is recalled in a Lawrence funeral notice detailing his early schooling at Ottawa University Academy his journalism career in Ottawa Garden City and Salina Journal his years at the Lawrence Journal World and his death June 30 in Kansas City Missouri. The obituary notes his wife Nita Belle Constant two children Charles and Pauline and honors from many states with poems read during the service at First Baptist Church Lewrences.
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Ottawa University
Alma
The
Baptist Church
Nita Belle Constant
Charles
Harold
Isabele Consstant
Ottawa
Lawrencé
Constant
John. R. McLean
University
Ottawa Herald
Henry J. Alley
Coffen Reasi
Garden City” Telegram
Fort Scott Republican
Salina Journal
Downs Times
W.R. Smith
Lawrence Journal
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Chappess
Gunninghim Ipapterie
Kansas_City
Missouri
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Pauline
First Baptist
Watts
R. A Schweder
Kansas, University
Edward Islop
Fist Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
W. Reynolds
McLouth
Paul
Rankin
Renkin
Paul Rankin
Wabts
Journal-World
Paul C. Rankin
Buil
Ibute
Lawrence
Menj
Fishing line tips from a Bond era scene
A fragmented text outlines advice on fishing lines and gear. The passage mentions casting, lures, and adjusting lines between sessions, with emphasis on preparing gear for midday and night fishing. The tone resembles a period instruction from Morris Ackerman.
Revered Dr. W. B. Hutchinson Remembered For Baptist Service
Dr. W B Hutchinson former pastor of the First Baptist church in Lawrence and later in Hutchinson Kansas died while serving in Town. He left a lasting imprint with church growth and education work. He guided the church through major building and building campaign and was loved for his reliability and Christian leadership. Mrs Hutchinson resides in Des Moines with daughter Lois and son Clayton employed elsewhere. Members from Des Moines and nationwide offered comfort to the bereaved family. His death is mourned by the Northern Baptist Convention and many others who valued his service.
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First Baptist ‘ Church
Wuth
W. B. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Tthe Baptist
North Topeka
Colorado
Hustchipleon
Jin Lawrence
Lawrence
Acadia University
Wolffille
N. S
Rani
Des Moines
Lois
Clayton
W . Hutchinson
Jorthern Baptist Convention
Ten Earth
Cambridge University bans undergrad car use on campus
Cambridge authorities adopt stringent regulations to curb motoring by undergraduates. Beginning in October first term students cannot use motorcars during residence, while midday ban on rail motor vehicles extends to all students fore noon. Night joyriding also prohibited. Restrictions apply to summer months as well.
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Cambridge
Associated Press
Maoris Trace Growth and Ancient Hawaiian Links
A prominent Maori leader Ratina traces Maori origins to Hawaii centuries ago. He, with Australian Mormon workers, visits Laie temple in Oahu and recounts ancestry through chieftain Henta who fled Hawaii after a defeat. Legends say he sailed south to New Zealand where the people later worshipped Io and Pele’s wrath formed lava flows.
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Honahilu
Australia
Hawaii
Ratina Te Ather
Laie
Oahu
Jakoba
Henta
Hena
New Zealand
Puna
Hema
Pele
Maura Kea
Manuna Loa
Lakoba
Today and Tomorrow World Events and Observances
An annular solar eclipse visible in New Zealand and the South Pacific is scheduled for today. Delegates gather in Helsinki for an International Council of Nurses convention. A Harding memorial design decision is to be made in New York. A congressional committee starts hearings on postal rate changes across the country from Washington. Duluth hosts an Iron Age Jubilee exhibit marking ore discovery 50 years ago. Sulgrave Manor in England begins a Colonial Dames celebration for the endowment fund. South Africa issues new Cane Town to Durban air mail stamps. Paris Zoological Society luncheon features whale steak seaweed jelly and sharks fins. The surest way to wield a tool is to fear using it.
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New Zealand
Faeifie
Savill
Helsingfors
Finland
International Council of Nurses
Harding
Marion
New York
Washington
Duluth
Minnesota
Sulgrave Manor
George Washington
England
National Society of Colonial Dames
Pill
South Africa
Cane Town
Durban
Paris Zoological Society
Chicago Lawyer Appointed To Mongolian Conference
Silas H Strawn of Chicago has been appointed by President Coolidge to represent the United States at an upcoming Mongolian talks. The conference will address China taking measures to protect foreigners in China and ensure foreign rights.
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Silas, H. Strawn
Chicago
Coolidge
United States
China
The Lost World Continues Its Strange Encounters
In a diary scene from Doyle's Lost World, Summerlee and Challenger praise a rescue as explorers plot a route to map Maple White Land. They study rescued Indians named Accala and their chief Maretas, noting cultural differences and a wary welcome as they plan a return to civilization.
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Maple White Land
Challenger
Accala
Lord John
Maretas
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Buck
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Wichita Eagle
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Horton
Kas
By Morris Ackerman
B. Hutchinson
U.S. A
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
First National Ietures, Inc
Watterson F. Rothacker
Summerlee
Lonig
Bonnie
Chel-lenger
George
Covdsi
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Malone
Lord John Roxton
Line Coursell
London
General Federation of Trade Unions
A. Appleton
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W. C. Platt
National Petroleum News
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle Western
Standard. Oil’ Company
America
Standard Oil
Staerdl Oil Building
Michigan Avenue
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