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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
4
The Journal World lists The World Company with W. C. Simons as president and editor. It provides telephones for the News and Business departments and mentions term rates for daily and weekly delivery, along with the mailing address at 722 Massachusetts Street Law-Kansas.
In Lawrence Kansas on June 4 1914 a fragmentary local discussion notes unrest among farmers. The passage mentions lawlessness and a demand for order amid civic speech, with references to law and reputations and a general mood of concern about farm life and local affairs.
Unclear, garbled text references a hoped victory and a person named Tad. The readable parts suggest a statement of confidence in success, but the overall meaning and specifics are not discernible. No solid entities or events to anchor a factual summary.
Three days after the Topeka Capital corrected its error about drilling an rdtteril by Bull White in Port Scott Republican it republished the article with suitable comment. It sings the pre pressive party gn to pleves one more.
The passage notes that health and strength come from the body's daily renewal and warns that early signs of weakness in the stomach liver or bowels indicate a need for trial of remedies or stronger measures. It emphasizes routine balance and vitality from internal organs.
Fragmentary note mentions poetry and appreciation with unclear names and phrases. Readers seek meaning as a quirky, undecipherable line references Sperlex cones and a possibly misheard quote about people and poetry. No clear event or person established.
An unreadable fragment mentions a Saninels group and an alleged confession tied to a case involving Mitt Pruad carder. Details are unclear and names are damaged. Further readable text is needed to provide a complete summary.
The fragment hints at Kausan being honored for selecting a person named stormer Goy. Bailes is noted as a director at a Genderat dyink in Karn sas City Gay. Phailen is described as a wanei Taiker, with unclear reference to a litelchitracter and ideology group.
The readable lines suggest a medical topic or pest discussion with references to professionals and terms. The text remains unclear on specific people places or events, hampering a concrete summary. Further legible material is needed to craft a precise item.
Fragmentary text notes that Lawmaker Maria uplifts a point about ye yes dia and voting. It mentions Toldy and the Catyngdy group seven months into a process. Progressives and Unists Pinay are referenced with vague context and no clear outcome.
A garbled excerpt alleges Democrats plotting to frame accusations and use ballot laws to suppress Republicans. The text is incomplete, unclear who speaks, and lacks verifiable names or dates to confirm a specific event or outcome.
The note questions Vella's confidence and claims of military genius. It expresses doubt about his subtleties and suggests the dais developed unexpected leadership, warning that Jungyu may overreach as a result.
Citizens of Emporia petition Santa Fe to favor Americans in employment. General manager Mr Kuang responds, noting seriousness of the issue and cautioning against lighthearted treatment.
Fragmentary text discusses a person named Haile and a governor's office with uncertain references. The lines suggest confusion over a statement or testimony and potential verifications or legal steps. No clear event or outcome is identifiable from the readable fragments.
A fragmentary account shows a protester from The Columbian demanding an end to a controversial culling policy. The text hints at a calm, orderly demonstration, with emphasis on restraint and peaceful presence as a response to national tensions.
Fragmented report notes Nutivation papers circulate in Wassag amid party alignment. Text hints at ideological divisions, alliance dynamics, and perceived strength of the party, with references to western winds and Kansas, but details are unclear.
A gun attack on Mr Codding stirs fear of outlaw activity as authorities pursue the assailants. Codding continues his steadfast work amid the danger, with police and citizens watching closely for a safe resolution.
A garbled report from Topeka depicts a noisy trial aimed at the governor Hodues. The text suggests sensational women and a lack of variety in proceedings, criticizing the process as undignified and disrespectful to Kansas, while noting the governor faces partisan pressure and public scrutiny.
Fragmentary OCR text references a president and a controversial incident. The exact details are unclear due to garbled wording but suggests criticism of actions or decisions and a push to address a conflict. No concrete dates or entities are clearly identifiable.
A mangled report references the president addressing the Confederates, Wisconsin delegates, and political lines. Mentions Tie Reedetonaries, Penrose, and Cumming with claims of party unity and upcoming polls amid unclear details.
Roosevelt says it is proper for wealthy citizens to contribute to party funds when their aim is to aid the party for the people. The safe approach is a party moderated by its members not controlled by wealth. Contributions from special interests should end, and the party must remain a people's party.
Fragmentary Washington record comments refer to Joby Hay and figures like John T T and Adner. The text asserts misinterpretations of a secretary’s stance, praising a diplomat yet questioning reputation and country service, with hints of England welfare and personal gain.
A garbled passage argues that not one individual but the state bears responsibility for conditions in Colorado. It blames a public figure and shifts accountability to the state government, with references to public tolerance and government roles.
Tomorrow voters in Lawrence decide on three new school buildings to ease overcrowding. Sites include the north side near the track, a second location on an undisclosed nineteenth Street, and a third project on Rhode Island Street. The move aims to improve education and create jobs during a time of need.
An old advertisement promotes Unir Mads Beautiful as a tonic that nourishes hair and scalp through nitriment. It pledges healthier, radiant hair with regular use and suggests duplication of effect for those with thin or failing hair. It cites Barisin Sage and TL Rayemnd & as suppliers.
The article reports on Democratic tensions around President Wilson and rivals Champ Clark and Woodrow Wilson, noting Leaden Clark supporters and Ney Ney issues in Kansas. It mentions division over administration alignment, political strategy, and upcoming contests, with Fort Scott Tribune as a source.
June 4. William Sulzer, removed from office as New York governor, announces he will run as an independent candidate for the gubernatorial nomination.
Washington action stalls as a senate foreign relations committee reports no resolution. Senior Sutherland proposed a plan to submit the Alispate watherent Britain to a constitutional tribunal, but no discussion occurred. The senate aims to debate repeal as votes loom and Port Arthur ferried from the port for a visit.
Ironton Ohio woman reports dramatic health gain after a year on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she can work and helped her daughter a thirteen year old nervous sleeper improved. She urges other women to seek the same aid and invites confidential letters to the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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