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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1906
Page
2
In a Caney column the writer denounces gas burning as waste and mocks political figures. Roosevelt is cited as strengthening the presidency while urging successors to meet higher standards and fight graft. The piece critiques Douglas County's political mood and urges turnout to influence the Scott race.
A Baldwin Republican editorial weighs Congressman Scott versus Benny Allen, urging readers to judge public service. It asks if six years in Congress, integrity, and a trusted adviser’s influence justify support, and challenges voters to answer on primary day about character and leadership.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a Senate rate bill fight with House delays and disputing rail rate issues. Two pivotal policy points emerge as parties mostly agree or diverge, shaping passage prospects this week.
The piece discusses whether courts should review Interstate Commerce Commission decisions and proposes a compromise to allow some court input while preserving commission authority. It argues both sides must concede, favoring a plan that suspends rates during court review to avoid long delays and preserve timely justice for shippers and railroads.
A Sunday afternoon snowstorm dumped six inches and delayed trains while halting business. Temperatures near freezing limited blizzard conditions though crowds stayed indoors. Wheat prospects rose with the fresh covering as Mr. Stubbs prepares for a Fort Scott talk.
A Strang electric propelled car impressed Kansas City and Topeka observers with a 44 mph trial run. The vehicle uses on board generation, eliminating third rails or trolley lines, with a gasoline motor powering an on board generator. Designer Lars Nilson and inventor Strang showcased a near $100,000 effort on the Olathe line amid speculation on future expansion and railway reform.
Fragmented OCR lists names, addresses, and businesses including White, Wilson, Watson, and Wil Dyne. Shifts to ads for poultry, cas, butter, hides, furs, potatoes, groceries and meats for sale or exchange. D W Bond, 1923 Mass St, advertises feed and produce store offerings.
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