11 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1907
Page
1
The note discusses dissatisfaction with work plans and contractor performance in Loscene area. It cites Wellman, Ar Poepups Hand Ging, and Vienna Moore among others as referenced parties and questions about meeting with crews and timing. It suggests neighbors' concerns and seeks assurance of satisfactory results before proceeding with future projects.
New York date March 1 Jerome Thaw battles to secure testimony while police witnesses recount the night of the arrest. The defense presses for details from Evelyn Nesbit and Ethel Thomas, amid objections from Delmas.
A brief, garbled OCR note lists nine colleges with entries for an event. Names and specifics are unclear, but the item references multiple institutions and a competition setting. The fragment hints at a joint entries event with possible sponsors or officials, but key facts remain unreadable.
A legislative inquiry probes forest policy amid concerns of reforestation delays. Officials from the environmental panel question agencies about funding, timelines, and the impact on local communities.
An incomplete report mentions Mrs Head traveling to Boston and a visit to Heston with a group including Francis at St. Leister. It references a Massage of Technology and a professor planning to view sites, with mentions of Wo dead and children before returning.
Fragmentary notice reports a street car strike in Louisville. The readable text mentions maps, menus, and a health product promotion, with scattered phrases about applications and property money in a noisy, garbled OCR excerpt.
A dated editorial urges turning out to vote next Friday primaries with one clear issue: stronger law enforcement. It criticizes past two years for uneven enforcement, cites sporadic actions against colored residents, and calls for fair enforcement, prudent spending, and responsible improvements to Lawrence.
The Supreme Court upheld the consolidation proposal affecting Greater Pittsburgh, affirming the action and ending debate over uniting Allegheny City with the larger metropolitan area.
A March 11 1907 letter mailed to Lawrence business leaders invites a final 7:30 pm meeting at Hotel Eldridge to decide on locating the Kelly Manufacturing plant in Lawrence. Attendees urged to bring others and the note warns some interested may not be notified. The message questions whether Lawrence will land the project and calls Tuesday night critical.
Topeka reports on March 11 indicate the senate two cent fare proposal will probably be approved by the house this afternoon after a conference committee report dated March 11. A special 2:30 session is set, with a roll call expected later in the day.
President of the Western League discusses leasing the former base site as of March 11. Officials state the move aims to consolidate facilities at Western Park while details remain unsettled and negotiations continue.
City elections take place in Biddeford Augusta Bangor Belfast Old Town and Reever Maine as national party lines influence races. Republicans and Democrats have waged campaigns in recent years shaping local results.
Archie remains under care with steady improvement noted on March 11. Health officials report the patient showing gradual recovery and responding to treatment while precautions remain ongoing.
March 11 reports seventy Superior Shipbuilding workers walking out at Lakes Engineering Works. union calls halted production as strike spreads. Also notes Kansas City papers’ remarks on an Art Exhibition and a university showing through April 1. Ice cream ad promotes F A Ewings ice cream.
Kay Leis left for Los Angeles yesterday. Frank Howard is there from St. Louis. Mr. Hanson of Ossawatomie spent Sunday with C. C. Carl. Mr. Harding visits his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Harding. Miss Anna Hill plans a San Francisco trip to visit her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wheeler of Marion are here for a few days. Prof. Jones and his mother of Ottawa spent Saturday in the city. Judge Riling leaves tonight for a week of business in western Kansas and Colorado. Miss Libby Thompson from Baldwin spent the day with Mrs. John Stevenson en route to Kansas City. Dunmire's offers fancy bioaters, white fish, mackerel, and extra fancy codfish. Baby Ribbon Cigars made by Billie Williamson. Plymouth Rock and small hens planted at once. Will pay above market prices. H. C. Wattle fresh vegetables at Dunmire's. Easter cards at Boyles 725 Mass. St.
The text outlines procedures for probate judges and their deputies, detailing appointment rules when the judge is absent. It specifies when a probate judge pro tem may preside, the required oath, and the selection process by the district court. It also notes repeals of prior acts and cites Buylen 725 Mass as reference.
Too Late to Glassity. FOR SALE A 15 horse power vehicle steam engine geo as new at a bargain Inquire John Tarpy care Lawrence Iron Works WANTED A good second colt on Hiawatha Cafe FOR SALE 1 four year old mare broke roadster 1 two year old mare colt not broken 2 sets single harness 1 gig and second hand wagon and buggy Inquire G W Watts 810 Alabama street BEES BEES J M Weed has ten hives of bees for sale 131 Ver mont street LOST In West Lawrence a field watch with a green stone pendant Reward Leave at Journal office
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