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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1936
Page
4
A garbled excerpt discusses political convention dynamics, candidate support, and possible shifts in urban influence and public sentiment. It mentions acclamation, deals, and the potential impact on voters, with references to a traditional prize and party strategy.
A fragmentary OCR text references a November like dates and a group of men agreeing to abstain or act cautiously. It mentions tied ideas about attracting participation and possible collaboration, with unclear details and consequential cautions. The piece hints at a broader debate over opportunities and conduct.
Fragmented local social items describe a gathering with Miss Ruth Well, Milliken, and others in a near town scene. Mentions include Nellie Lrow, a fire girls group, Isabel Gltehs, and a campus work show. Then engineering plans outline a bridge replacement with a stone tunnel and heating plant pipes, plus a dormitory opening later in the year.
Twenty five years ago on Monday June 22 large crowds gathered for a coronation show day with decorations and a great event in the suburbs. Mrs Merritt Jeffries and family moved to Bend Kansas while others departed for New York and Ann Arbor as summer plans began.
A fragmentary report mentions a smell trail and a possible police angle. No clear names, dates, or places are readable, leaving only vague hints of an incident or pursuit.
A garbled OCR text outlines a crime scene involving a conductor and theft. The readable bits mention a tainted monexs and a request for better devices, with scattered references to owners, a north side area, and a file about a bookstore or building. The fragmentary nature preserves few concrete facts or names.
The fragmentary obituary notes a Kansas arrival and marriage to Burt with survivors and funeral details. It recalls a Father and Son drowning incident near Wells Ford with Benny Jantz and his father sinking while attempting a rescue, highlighting local tragedy and memorial rites.
A fragmentary scene unfolds with a Gypsy and Beatherby in a derelict house near Araby Lane. A tense pursuit follows as Dinwiddie and Dirk confront Hope outside, with a guitar case exchange and a fur coat offered, sparking a tense walk and questions of pursuit and consent.
Reading unclear, a district meeting at the home of Mr. Jomasen in the Northeast was held at 2:30. The text mentions Miller, pastor of Avenue church, and Eastern Star, with references to Kansas and Cunninghar, but details are obscured.
Fragmented OCR text discusses health guidance edited for the New York Academy, mentioning advice on home safety and household hazards. It references risks like slippery rugs and the need to keep spaces clear to prevent falls. Names or clear events are unreadable due to garbled text.
Patterson plans to return next year on furlough after a brief absence. The note mentions no guests and references Dr. sist, with unclear details and dates.
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