Kansas dry forces push to elect prohibition supporters
At Topeka on June 3 the Kansas United Dry Forces urged home communities to enforce the prohibitory law and elect dry state officials. Speakers attacked repeal as fraud and urged a 0.2 beer sale in Kansas while opposing beer and wine ads. They urged election of dry legislators sheriffs and county attorneys and enlisting youth in the campaign against alcohol.
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Topeka
Kansas United Dry Forces
Iveir
Tbr
A. G. Christneau
Les Moines
Anti-Saloon League of
Iowa
Spr
Pr. Mards
San Antonio
Fox
Anti-Saloon League At America
Propia
Tir
Farley
Bupetinterndlett
Kansas United Dry Fur
Kansas House of Representatives
Charles
Trent
Winfield
Alechndie
Malott Testifies In Library Controversy Trial
Cross examination questions whether Malott asserted statements about the library. He says he only knew library value from Filis. Ellis plans, property ties, and bequest arrangements are outlined by Finnan. Witnesses include Nichols Rublee Klnoz and Stewart as the case proceeds with further depositions.
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Maliott
Filis
Tilis
Malott
Filist
Raymond Nichols
California
Finnon
Ellis
New York
University of Kansas
Finnan
Hills
Raymund Nichols
Marott
Miss Dureas Rublee
Karl Klnoz
Klooz
Board of Regents
University
C.C. Stewart
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Martha Harper
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Harper, 84, of Lecompton, who died yesterday, will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the United Brethren Church in Lecompton. The Rev John Jackson will preside. Burial will be in Underwood Cemetery.
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Martha Harper
Lecompton
United Brethren Church
John Jackson
Underwood Cemetery
Stough Jr Fled Primary Race Mixup Reported
The Journal-World notes a typographical error misnaming Charles D. Stough Jr as the Flower district candidate for the state legislature instead of the Eleventh district in yesterday's issue. The correction clarifies the proper district and candidate for the upcoming primary vote in Penglas.
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Charles D. Stough, Jr
Monay
Flowerth
Penglas Cous
Cousterday
Journal-World
Morris Convicted At Lichfield General Court Martial
In Lichfield England a general court martial convicted Private William B Morris of Mulga Alabama of beating four American soldiers held at the U S army guardhouse. The accuser testified about orders from Lt Granville Cubage of Oklahoma City and described brutal treatment including rifle butt and billy club blows. Several witnesses cited coercion and false passes, with further heatings and new charges expected to be considered.
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Rad Nauheim
Ptc
William B. Morris
Mulga
Ala
Lichfie
England
Anldier
Lichfield
Granville Cubage
Oklahoma City
Thomas Jen
Pisinview
Tex
Cubasee
Warren
Cubae
Allen
Siardhils
Dubage
Calle Sqan
May licenses rise in Puglas county probate court
In Lawrence May brought more marriage licenses with 71 issued, up from April's 6. Douglas county district court filed 171 divorces last month. American Legion Dorsey Liberty post plans a monthly meeting at Legion Hall 7245. Delegates from the May 18 Second District Convention in Kansas City will report on the gathering. Endsley Jones to Hutchinson. Carl J. Walebouthwestern manager since 1854 moved to St Joseph succeeding Jones as district manager. Jones named Hutchinson district manager. Walter Johnson's condition remains poor in Georgetown hospital. brain tumor described as very low.
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Puglas County
Douglas County District Court
Dorsey- Liberty Post
The
American Legion
Lesion Hall
Kansas City
Endsley Jones
Iutch
Atchison, Kan
Carl J. Wale
Outhwestern
St. Joseph, Mn
Enidsley Jones
Jones
Hutchinson
Kan
Fire in Chicago Kills 58 Persons
A devastating hotel fire in Chicago claimed 58 lives and injured many as smoke and flames engulfed the building. Firefighters struggled to control the blaze while bystanders and guests sought safety, with authorities reviewing hotel compliance and previous warnings issued to the property.
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Chicago
Hotel Register
Nestre
Eme
Non Hee
Thas
Het
Pleasant Grove Obscure Names Echo Local Notes
Fragmentary OCR text from Pleasant Grove area mentions names such as Prem Wil Masaed Potter and Mra PD Mpe with scattered references to Watery Montenegro and Cobiyperees aap MT Biv 8 Me Me. The piece includes uncertain lines about a person dead at home and mentions like Anne, Loewe, Crotty, and Daniele.
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Ben Prem Wil Masaed
U Pete Pot
Wan Phas Vaeeres
Fetta
Werth
Daniele
Lowi
Panjis
Sony
Soni
Mankside
London
Switchboard Operator Refused to Leave Post
A chaotic scene at a Chicago switchboard where a veteran operator refused to abandon her post alleging unfair treatment. The incident involved extended hours, a tense standoff, and calls for orderly conduct as authorities sought to restore routine operations.
Dull Market Notes From A Jumbled Ledger
A fragmented market brief outlines livestock prices and grain futures with scattered sales figures and city references. Names and places appear garbled, but indicate activity in Kans City and New York markets with notes on wheat corn and cattle futures amid unclear figures.
Fragmented 1920s Osceola social notes mixed with names
A garbled OCR page from Osceola records a flood of names, places, and events. It mentions Mrs Ctate, Miss Het Hide, and many other individuals alongside scattered towns and affiliations, creating a dense but unclear social ledger with no single clear event.
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United Dry Forces
Ellia
Charles Stough, Jr
Morris
U. S. Guardhouse
Lawrence
Hormuth
Harnes
H. Lohman
Bowersack
Johnson
Washington
Georgetown Hspital Today
Walter Johnson
Frres
Taxivat
Farrs
Empions
Marlison
China
City Huildings
Tout Gerhardt Tushy
Eed
Tie Tote Pre Ition Bureau
Ching Jot J. Fenn
Tire Prevention Buereau
Pleasant Grove
Miss Grindstone
Fagaly
Shorten
Bulgebotton
Grindy
Tokyo Styles
Taj Capher
Thes
Deed Tha
Demcratic
Sane
Mi Lisagi Loimura
Mae
Lake First Ward
Sesay
Ty Livestece
Ted Skins
Secerte Ransac City
Cmibe
Uae
Sheen
Kansan City
Cann Gras
Shay i
Pid Roosters
White Dicks
Kansay City
Sapiwe
Rosas CF
Ms Gees
Stet Ks
Yi Wee Ee
Apeate
Sean Phe Waatitarn Meyers Sre
Veet Agnat
Oskaloosa
Ctate
Viera
Soiu Sans
An Air al Das
Bern
Voeventia
Inguin
Lie
Nworth
Shin Feld
New North Jae
Vane
Cave
Seth Herris Pacavor
Opel
Nti
Othar
Paieview
Wibr
Ongie
Fred Faer
Olly
aAlnnen
Serine
Alexis
Prtina
Meriden
Francis Sanford
William Hickox
Kline
Minry
Menefee Reda
Leavenworth
Lula Colem
Glenn Clark
Denison
Tens Clark
Round Corner Drag Store
Knox and Palbrook
Massachusetts
Dorothy McGuire
George Brent
Ethel Barrymore
Owl
Hk ‘the Air Nada Rarad
Keuet
Geeeaily
Sterhicks Lime
Jane Santa Fe
Theo Pacltt
Jerre Woolworthy
Alreragl
Maxine
Lindley
Bugs Bunny
Daffy
Porky
Tom and Jerry
Screwball
Maxine Lindley
Thirrsday
Wayne, Jr
Dua Mae
State Farm
Coshinon—Easy L
Harmond Farm
Leawitty
Nsurance
Moma
Fire Insurance
Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance Co
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