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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1914
Page
4
The report sketches a muddled scene as teams chase a tight race with several games behind the leaders. It mentions ties and shifting momentum, with references to notable names and periods while the overall standings remain unclear.
A garbled OCR note lists scattered league references including Boston, New York, Great Bend, Emporia, and Salitia with unclear scores or dates. The readable bits imply sport standings or schedule snippets but lack cohesive facts. Names and places remain guesswork due to corruption.
A garbled weather fragment mentions Colorado weather and forecast wording. It references scattered phrases about last week and upcoming days, with stray names and unclear details. The readable bits offer no clear events or decisions to report.
The unreadable text presents a garbled scene with stray names and phrases, mentioning a walk and a man named Severn. It hints at a street scene and a character facing confusion or altered perception but offers few clear facts or context.
A garbled report discusses South Park actions and a mayoral quarrel over curbs and expenses. It mentions a protest or expulsion push, a plan to curb issues, and unclear references to parks and local leaders amid tense political maneuvering.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rising plague concerns in a Louisiana city with mentions of streets, officials, and health duties. Readable names and places are sparse, but references imply a local outbreak and municipal response amid unclear dates and figures.
Readable fragments describe a public fund push with suggested allocations and a dubious health cure advertisement. Mentions include a $600M set aside, $22,500 general sum, armor, tobacco, and a mail order cure claiming universal success. Also notes a divorce case and a promotional health book.
A fragmentary report describes Mrs Lyons and others in a drama over an adopted infant. The tale follows an Express Messenger's journey, with references to names such as Hecate and Wis Sortie, and to places like Westellen and Sint Lanerenen, amid a tense sequence suggesting custody dispute and social commentary.
In Houston a fatal street duel ends the life of Texas figure Lochinvar, 38, after eight shots ring out near a saloon. The rival shooter, a man named Woo, is charged with murder as investigations unfold. The duel reportedly stemmed from a quarrel and a dispute over a woman.
Fragmented OCR reports indicate a financial loss of about 50,000 with references to Chietne, July, and political figures possibly tied to New Brooklyn St. Laws. Mentions of President Gilmore Portier and various local names suggest a halted or failing scheme affecting multiple parties and dates.
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Children nine thousand miles away eagerly read the Journal-World and respond to letters from the Philippines. The Philadelphia news item mentions Mr Scoop and a humorous tale about Snoop with a horseshoe, while Lawrence writes from the university. The writer describes teaching in Tha Provincial High School at La Lion Province and plans to return next school year.
A garbled pastedOCR shows a reader letter mentioning scattershot complaints about the press and a family’s concern with the paper. Names like Margaret Widdges and Lawrence Journal are glimpsed, along with stray phrases about a scoop and repair men. The text is incomplete but suggests reader frustration and publication context.
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