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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1914
Page
6
Fragmented OCR lists Republican nominees for city judges and clerks by ward. Includes names for each ward with mayoral and county committee recommendations and partial officer designations reflecting a primary slate.
Fragmented notice includes an ad for Delatone hair removal with instructions to spread on skin and rinse. Mentions car upkeep hints and a weather claim about corn, plus a Topeka greeting and piano tuner services from Bell Bros. Music Co.
A temperance worker named Patmont vanished from a train bound for Chicago after two this morning. Rev. Louis R. Matmont was traveling with him, and a telegram from Rev. Clade Witty confirms the incident. The mystery surrounds the stop and the missing man as authorities investigate.
Topeka July 21 charters of all paper railroads were wiped from state house records. The action canceled 1303 910 ware Wansaaly railroads 11 foreign railroads and Vip street railway companies.
The Board of Education meets this afternoon to discuss a pending arbatee matter. Wilder S. Met calf chairs the session in the board office as the committee seeks clarification on the issue and potential action.
Police issue final warnings to drivers without license tags as Secretary Sessions had mandated four tags per car. The city emphasizes drivers who refuse to comply will face arrest and penalties.
A resident asks about sidewalk design and safety concerns in Wisconsin. Commissioner Cleland explains the warning and the need for careful planning for pedestrian access. The discussion centers on improving walkways and protecting walkers in the area.
A woman interrupts a city council session to register while the clerk records attendees. The water discussion stalls as officials confirm her registration and a few others have recently moved or rearranged residences. The scene reflects ongoing voter registration activity ahead of the primary.
Event listing notes a Methodist athletic gathering with races scheduled at the park and an upcoming irmory ball. The plan includes a gate between the girls and boys teams, indicating a hoped for interteam event.
The court docket remains with Harleigh Benson as deposed judge and no attorney has appealed for a rehearing. The motion is denied and the final appeal awaits authority. Absences delay access to records, with Albach asked to testify on witness fees related to Benson cases.
Chicago July 21 moment shows Mrs Maury Sulivan attempting to shield her unborn child as a car strike throws her baby toward a sidewalk group. The infant was caught unharmed while the mother sustained a brain concussion and is reported in dangerous condition. The auto mechanism reportedly failed to function.
Request that the city pay fifty dollars toward expenses of a social survey was read at the commission meeting and referred to an attorney to determine the powers of the commissioners in the matter. The motion cited Dean Wy Black as the survey director and noted the survey team would decide the city’s obligation.
The head of Armour's sales service in Kansas City, Jr. McGuire, will address the Grocers and Butchers at a picnic in Woodland Park on Thursday. Mrs. J. R. Hungry and children traveled to Kansas City this morning. City commission announces new street lighting at Wisconsin Sixth and Arkansas Michigan Fourth, with adjustments and a 100 watt tungsten light at Main Fifth. Wage scale talks by Missouri Kansas Arkansas operators show no major hurdles, settlement date still indefinite.
Livestock prices rise across cattle and calves with fat cattle at high marks while grassy and poor quality cattle soften. Hogs gain modestly with light receipts and top near nine dollars. sheep and lambs drop slightly as markets east show weakness. Oklahoma grass cattle praised for steady demand. moisture aids supply, but rain needed to avoid market pressure. Executive Merchants Association to meet. Park Street reconditioning planned.
Ralph J Lillis son of Mr and Mrs J W Lillis of 1320 Ohio Street married Maud A Gerhart of Joplin Missouri yesterday in Topeka. The couple will reside in Neodesha. The ceremony was quiet with the bride and groom planning to begin their life together soon.
State Attorney Hayne accuses Rocco Venille, hospitalized with leg injuries, of being the New York gunman sent to eliminate Morais Tagpee and Dannenberg associates in the levee district to prevent interference. Venille, member of a gang linked to Rosenthal, was wounded Thursday. Also reported are Kansas grain yields and odd farming notes amid scattered local items.
An aged testimonial claims Eckman's Alterative, produced by a Philadelphia laboratory, has long been tested as effective for throat and lung ailments including bronchitis asthma and related conditions. The ad urges asking druggists for the remedy and cites recoveries.
Real estate transfers show Alphonse E Hitchcock and wife Lawrence transferring property to A Haines by exchange in University Place, Lawrence. Market reports from Kansas City and Chicago list cattle, hogs, eggs, wheat, corn, rye, and hay prices with receipts and market shifts. Water question continues as waste and direction concerns persist, charging the city engineer with insufficient waste reduction.
An article fragment describes Madame Caillaux speaking passionately in court after a shooting linked to a radical party and press attacks. It notes her regret, her gestures, and a judge's restraint during her remarks about the case and a prior interview with Monier.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a board meeting with routine agenda items. The entry references Al Bakri and Mil CG with a scheduled time around 22:34, indicating regular board business proceedings.
Indian reinstated gets an allotted tract in the Washington area after 34 years in government hospital custody. The July action by the president follows years of government oversight and local reporting of land claims and entitlement details amid references to hospital confinement and an official purchase hint.
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