Haiti Free At Last and other items in dispatches
Fragmented OCR shows a Haiti update with references to Quartier Morin and federal forces, plus a separate note about U S policy on cottons and tariffs. Other pieces mention Edison cigarette stance, Rev. Smith leading singing in Korea, and a prodigal mother essay with parish notes.
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Marsh Haith
Haitien
Willy Te
Minallivan
Isoin
Vethirn
Lindia
United States
Frank Smith
FL H. Smith
First Methodist Cleurch
Civil Service Positions Advertised in Lawrence
Announcement recruitment for railway mail postmaster and department clerks. J W Burge to hold sale at the Ec ridge Hotel in Lawrence on Wednesday July 29. Applicants must be physically qualified with minimum age 18 and height 5 feet 4 inches. weight 125 pounds.
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Lawrence
J. W. Burge
Ecridge
Wednesay
Tate
Political candidacy statement from local voter
A speaker outlines a Republican bid for office addressing voters. He notes Jefferson County Kansas birth on January 28, 1879, completion of rural common school, and arrival in Lawrence in September 1897 to attend high school, graduating June 1900. The message emphasizes honesty and direct appeal.
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Jefferson County
Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas political candidate cites law career and vows to enforce statutes
A Kansas lawyer and former teacher details his public service in Lawrence, noting 600 civil and 300 criminal adjudications and 12 years in local schools. He emphasizes vigorous statute enforcement and appeals for votes, sharing family ties and long readiness for county attorney duties.
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Wll
Lithes
Lawrence
Secompion
Guy
County figures show higher license receipts than last year
The county treasurer notes auto and motorcycle license fees will raise more than $200 while most funds go to a local religious movement. A church notices invites attendance at a sermon by evangelist T L Gray at the Christian Church on E and Seventh Streets tonight.
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Creasher Stevenson
Hel Algo
Siock
Douglas
Thhey
Christian Chirch
Seventh’ Streets
Besins
T. L. Gray
Prohibition Deafeased Prompts Grand Jury Action
Fragmented OCR notes recount a July indictment in Haverstraw New York involving William V. Cletary town clerk and a fatal shooting by Eugene ar. Grand jury action anticipated.
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Mardel
Haverstraw
8. Y
William V. Cletary
Havestraw
Eugene Ar. Newman
Visit to Copenhagen Cancelled by French Leader
July report notes Poincare, president of France, cancelled the planned visit to Copenhagen due to the European crisis. He decided to proceed directly to Dunkirk and sent a message to the King of Denmark for information. In Kansas, entomologists discuss grasshopper control methods as drought threatens crops. Pasture quality remains poor with dry conditions, prompting farmers to use dry feed. Weber Hayslett of Lawrence reports 2 bushels per acre wheat and 30 bushels per acre oats. Clark Boldin and Thombs Watts visited Kansas City yesterday.
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Will
Copenhagen
Aymond Poincare
Franke
Poincare
Dunkirk
Army- 1Is
Denmark
Hayslett
Lawrence
Tillow
Springs Township
Unclear fragments hint at council proposals and building concerns
Fragmentary text suggests discourse on proposals by a board, possible cable work, and tensions among musicians over new buildings. Details and names are unreadable.
Unclear text fragment highlights Hoffman and musical notes
Fragmentary OCR includes names like Conrad Hofman Hoffman and mentions music tuning and secretaries. No coherent event or outcome is readable.
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W. AL
Griffiths
Colorado
Bell Bros. Music
Two Arrests Made in Drunken Booze Incident Saturday Night
Two arrests were reported after a liquor incident described as a riot or fight. Suspects listed as Miegic White and Edu McGee Ber yl, both described as mixed race, were taken into custody. The case’s expected today proceeding has been postponed and the hearing rescheduled rather than immediate.
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Rilid Fox
Stet
Miegic
White
Edu
McGee Beryl
Lomort
Fined for Fighting Charge Against William Hamilton
A historical report states William Hamilton was fined for fighting. He faced charges for quarreling under a dispute with the police and was found guilty with a small monetary penalty noted as 10.50.
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Illiam Hamiltay
Bronefit
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