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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
1
South Dakota delegates backed the credentials committee minority report this afternoon by a vote of 6391 to 437, a notable gain for progressives.
The convention shows Wilson forces gaining confidence while Clark supporters fade. After a contentious credentials debate, James is elected permanent chairman. his speech praises Bryan as the original Progressive. Delegates anticipate a long night of speeches and pending nominations as convention work continues.
Color Rapids recounts Tim Hadley declaring that a proposal to replace Roosevelt with Hadley or another leader was made to him and to Roosevelt. He says he refused the plan, noting he would not back such substitution without broader approval. Gut also references the bid.
City officials report two walls on Learnard and Foster Buildings are in poor condition and must be condemned. Property owners will be notified. the matter was discussed at the recent council meeting and the chief inspector will oversee the work.
Fragmented report tracks a political convention with Bryan and O Gorman mentioned, a platform dispute, and references to Dakota delegates and a Mississippi Islands issue. Other items include a missionary meeting, obituary notes for B S Mercer, and local notices.
The Missionary Society of M. E. Missionary Seeity ot chur eh announces a Sunday service at Burke on Tennessee street. Members are urged to attend the event at Mag. period.
A scrambled local brief notes Miss Arina visiting from Kansas, Mr and Mrs Fred Bliesner traveling to Dubuque Iowa for a few weeks, and several residents visiting relatives and attending community events. Names include Lawrence, Minnie Meutfels, Chanute, and Anderson. The fragment mentions a sunny Sunday and various social visits around town.
The article mentions Stauffer giving a talk, a family gathering in summer, and plans for a Kansas, Oklahoma travel route. It references care for an elderly relative, a tasting of a platter, and delays due to weather or trips. Names and precise dates remain unclear due to OCR issues.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about care, assistance, and a person named Laver. Unable to determine a coherent event, subject, or date from the readable portions.
Readers see the chaotic OCR fragment of a sports results blurb with names and numbers garbled. It mentions a date and ends with a note about Saturday, but concrete results or full names are illegible.
Fragmented report describes Dr Mason discussing duties at Baker University hospital and a plan involving a day of play hall use. Mentions a ward, a tribunal, and a band with Bahbem 200, plus city and vast areas referenced. Contains unclear terms and inconsistent phrasing.
The notice outlines a quarterly examination entry coordinated by HL Sindee Me. Details on eligibility, submission deadlines, and venue are provided for participating students and staff.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and words. The readable bits hint at a person and event but lack coherent facts to form a proper news item. No verifiable entities or outcomes to summarize reliably.
A rush of candidates for the Dartmouth University assistant coachship is noted with favorable consideration for several hopefuls. The process is slow, with decisions expected after extensive review of eastern unit strength and competition prospects, while Western contenders push their cases.
A theft at a home telephone company site led to the arrest of a suspect. Local officers say copper wire was stolen and recovered in the investigation. The case remains under police inquiry with no further details released.
An unclear clipping reports elected directors for Teasetown with several garbled phrases. The readable portion indicates a formal vote or appointment of individuals to leadership roles, but names and precise actions are not decipherable from the fragment.
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