Democratic Nomination Deadlock Bottlenecks at Convention
The National Democratic convention reports ongoing deadlock after nineteenth ballot with no candidate reaching two thirds. Clark leads with scattered support from New York and other delegations while Bryan and Enderwood linger, prompting talks of a possible committee meeting to break the stalemate.
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Twilight baseball game tickets on sale at Park
Advance sale for the Twilight baseball game is announced at W fan Park. Tickets will go on sale at the stadium, promising a quiet turnout and strong interest from fans. The event highlights a local ball game with community turnout anticipated.
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Wheat Market Notes and Seasonal Crop Unease
Unclear OCR fragment references wheat prices and crop tension in late September. Mentions harvest timing, potential market pressure, and unsettled expectations for grain outputs. No definite figures or entities clearly identified due to damaged text.
Ballot results show Clark and Wilson lead across rounds
Last night’s ballots display Clark and Wilson repeatedly leading through numerous ballots. Other candidates Harmon Underwood Marshall Kern and Bryan appear in lower counts with occasional shifts. readings include varied totals and fractional entries across rounds until late results.
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Merchants Donate for Douglas County Fair Premiums
Merchants raise between 500 and 3000 dollars to fund premiums for the upcoming Douglas County Fair. The money will be used by fair directors to purchase premiums and improve attractions. The plans include expanded displays and new features aimed at making the fair the biggest ever for the county.
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Ballot on Wilson Leads Nebraskan Board Vote
The Nebraskan reports a city board straw poll last night with Woodrow Wilson receiving 18 of 29 votes and his Progressive support rising to a 37 58 total as ballots were cast amid crowd chatter. Governor Harrison and others polled, with Debs also noted. the scene reflects Democratic and Republican interest at the convention and local reactions as results were awaited.
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Lawrence boy killed in a tragic local incident
A Lawrence youth named Mirh Hayden is reported dead after a street ride incident near Katina. The chaotic account mentions law enforcement, community reactions, and ongoing investigations into the cause and timing of the fatality.
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Fourth of July Observance at Woodland Park Opens Daylong Program
The Lawrence community plans a daylong Fourth of July program at Woodland Park featuring three morning ball games matinee races music dancing and fireworks. Activities include a band gate entertainment and a late night display with a full day of attractions designed for family fun and affordability.
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Kansas crop aid plans draw state farming groups
The report outlines conservation measures and crop support plans discussed by state officials, farmers, and observers. It mentions seed testing and registration efforts, with emphasis on funding, deadlines, and the role of agricultural agencies in implementing the program.
Chatauqua Tickets Sell Amid Mixed News
Four firms listed ticket sales for a Chatauqua program with varied details. A professor at a university warns of potential issues while observers question pricing, noting unsettled timelines and commitments amid the unclear procedure.
Education conference opens next Monday tense notes
Beginning Monday the severnt conference convenes with serious men to discuss education. Notables such as Sir Edward Rumgerdner Rev W A Powell Prof West Fulneon Prats Ho We Jasselyn Prof David Snedvten and Massachusetts commissioner of collection will deliver a feature address. Sessions Tuesday plan further talks on citizenship and practical phases of the problem with public invitation to attend.
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All the Kiddies Went to the Picture Show
Large crowd gathered at the Jayant World office to await the hour of showing. Children and families attended a community screening described as a big treat for kids with prizes and a lively crowd, amid chatter and local notices.
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Pure Water Again from W. Phat Lin TerI
fragmentary notice reports on a shorty publication by W Phat Lin TerI regarding a water project. unclear entities or dates are readable, but the fragment mentions pure water and a publication by a named individual.
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Township Board Meeting Notes Highlight Local Services
Fragmented OCR summary notes a township board meeting addressing community services and upcoming projects. Sparse readable items mention budget discussions and possible public works enhancements with limited names or dates available.
Suit to Recover Damages for Illness from Contaminated Water
A district court suit by George White and Myrt White seeks damages from Lawrence Water Company over illness alleged to stem from river water fed into mains without warning. Plaintiffs seek 1509 and 5000, claiming disease and fever from contaminated supply. case expected for November, noted as a rare nationwide action affecting consumers and lawyers nationwide.
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Woman elected secretary at state meeting Manhattan
Local report notes Mrs J R Bechtel elected secretary at the state meeting held this week in Manhattan. The fragmentary text confirms participation by Methodist groups and mentions regional delegates and organizational roles.
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Making Winter Program Plans of Welfare League to Be Announced
Plans for the Welfare League winter program are outlined with several proposed activities. Details remain tentative as organizers prepare announcements and finalize schedules for the upcoming season, aiming to boost community welfare initiatives and public engagement.
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