John Collins Married War Sentenced For Life For Murder
John Collins, convicted of murdering his father-in-law in Topeka in 1898, received life in the penitentiary. Now living in Redlands California, he tries to rebuild his life with Grace Fowler, daughter of the church member Mrs Fowler, while her family grapples with his past.
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War
Father
Redlands, Calif
Marels
Jala
Topeka
Dave
Misa
Grace Fowler
Redlands
Mary Collins
Kansas
Anu
Vowler
John
Ana
Bernis
Andre
Crace
Collins
Satirdag Niet
Sryhibe
Freedom Age
Tohu Collins
California
Los Angeles
Winslow
Ariz
Artan Hegul
Springs
Jedlands
Inhi
Dvitina
Constipation and Mood: Rexall Orderlies Linked to Discomfort
Fragmentary note describes distress and low mood from bowel issues. Mentions Rexall Orderlies as a remedy, citing gloom and fear from ongoing constipation. Presented as a health advisory style statement with unclear context.
Redlands man recalls university life and family ties
The piece profiles a 35 year old Redlands resident and his 20 year old bride, noting his Kansas University past and ongoing ties with alumni and fraternity members. It mentions brothers active in resort management and ranching, and hints at doubts about the future amid personal and financial pressures. Also included is a public health note urging good plumbing and digestion care with Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy.
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University l
University of Kansas
Los Angeles Almani
Howler
Redlands
Community Notes From Franklin on Local Visits and Birthdays
Franklin residents record social visits and family events with Mr and Mrs Flin White hosting, Harold, and extended kin as neighbors travel to Kansas City. Miss Lizzie Seheid and Miss Edna Kluss appear in gatherings, while Frank White marks his twenty sixth birthday with music, supper, and games attended by Carl Isles, Edward Young, and others.
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Charles Young
Flin White
Harold
Wharles Wilson
Jones
Kansas City
Mr. Homes
Robert White
A. F. Wieding
Sehnix
Gey Seheik
Novia
John Northenp Ealedion
Walwr Wihins
Ralph Anit A Chaiis
Joe Ams
Harry Davis
Geneva
Mvelya
Mes
A. J. Welding
Claranece Davis
Eialora
Lizzie Seheid
M. Selmiz
Charley Coles Handson
Harry
Frank Colescott
Novia Sanday
Phin FL White
Edna Klust
John Auznapride
DeSoto
Kansas
Bertha Selutz
Charles Wilson
Lawrence
Plin White
John Whiteliv
Walter Kluss
Abe
Charles Boone
Floyd
Evelyn White
Louis Dick
Eleanor Whitelaw
George Scheid
Emma
Vassar
M. Selutz
DeSoin
Kanisshe
W. Isles
Sence
Carl
Walter Klass
Isles
Arkansas City
A.O. UW. Lodge
Alf. Wieding
Harrowing morning horse escape shocks riders
A morning incident left riders frightened as a horse bolted and spooked others. One horse was restrained after causing brief alarm. several riders reported shaken nerves but no serious injuries.
Remedy claims for bladder and kidney troubles in men and women
Cure claims for bladder irregularities and kidney ailments in adults and children. A small bottle promises two months of treatment with rare failure. Send for testimonials from Kansas. Dr W Hall, 2926 Olive Street, St Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists.
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Kansas
Dr. BR
W. Hall
Olive Street
Stz
Louis
Congress Eyes Prolonged Session On Tariff And Tax
Washington observers expect a lengthy session as President Wilson may seek tariff revision and other urgent matters. House leaders signal action by August if needed, with focus on tariff reform and income tax structure including exemptions rates and graduation. Committee members debate whether to tax large incomes more heavily or shift toward a straight income tax.
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Washington
Congress
Saithe
Wenners
House
Otter
Fragmented text hints at desegregation and legal claims
The readable lines suggest a discussion of conventional tax rates and discriminatory conditions with references to a maximum and statements by a lawyer. It mentions an abrogation of changes and a Soviet or Samm tar context. The fragmentary nature limits firm conclusions about entities or events.
Irrigation study limits western Kansas and Oklahoma prospects
The investigation ordered by Congress examined irrigation feasibility in eighteen Kansas and nearby Oklahoma counties. It found limited storage potential and cautioned that, with federal funding tight, storage and pumping yields may supply only a small land share. The Senate pamphlet details climate, soil, crops, and windmill use, signaling slow progress for wide irrigation.
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Washington, D- Be
Kansas
Oklahoma
Act of Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Oklama
Eigiteen
Arkansas River Valley
Garden City
Fortin
Senate
Vielda
Republican
Woman Creek
Arrat Rivers
Storate
Great Benefactress Lydia E. Pinkham Bequest
Lyilia E Pinkham of Lyn Mass leaves a lasting bequest praising her as a pioneer in herbal medicine The text extols Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a remedy credited with restoring health to thousands of American women and aiding their happiness This promotional portrait frames her work as a public good and medical advancement
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Lyilia E. Pinkham
Lyn
Mass
Justins
Lydia E. Pinkham
Perry County Notes on Prohibition Inquiry and Local Ills
Perry County Attorney Plinney and Sheriff McCain led an inquiry into alleged violations of the prohibitory law with reports that warrants were issued for several men, though no arrests were confirmed. Mraz A C Zimmerman suffered a severe appendicitis attack earlier in the week but improved. C C Edgar and family returned from visits to Lawrence and Iola. James Plummer and wife relocated from Topeka to a Perry-area farm. Mrs Edward Savior north of Perry remained critically ill with erysipelas, showing slight improvement. The Ter family faced a bout of illness, with John and Roy experiencing severe fevers while in convalescence, Prien, Smoia, and others also reported critical conditions. A reverend remained ill concurrent with the others.
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Perry
Plinney
McCain
Oskaloosa
Mraz A. C. Zimmerman
C. C. Edgar
Lawrence Anl Iola
James Plummer
Topeka
Edward Savior
John
Roy
Prien
Perry area notes and weather and political hints in Lawrence era report
Perry schools representatives attend state teachers meeting in Lawrence while local politics hint at a women’s ticket. Citizens report heavy rain soaking Perry and surrounding country with wind, storm fear, and quick cleanup. Infrastructure work includes draining the Delaware river and paving plans for Perry Ozawhie corridor. local officials discuss garage and municipal changes.
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Harrieson
Mass Ferilia Rightmire
Tya Vaan
Perry
Lawrence
Sararida
J. N. Wilke
Tecumseh
Taylors Lallce Jadse
R.M
FP. Bridsan
Cogar
Abe Hay
Jefferson County
BR. E. Wilson
Fife
Tnll
Wilson
Tris
Delaware River
Mum. Reise, Constniftion Company-Cof
Kansas Civ Workin Day and Night Shift Auction
Unclear OCR fragment notes a Kansas City civic matter about workers on day and night shifts with misread names and dates. Mentions Shawnee area and a local critic. No clear outcome or actions could be determined from the readable text.
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Kansas
Civ
Lsu
Shawnee
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Lawrence Boy
Rexall
Rexall Orderlies
Hezall Orderlies
Sauily
F. B. McCulloch
United Statea
Canada
Great Britain
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Teno Aery Piensa
America
Pure Greatest
Safety and Service
Watkins National Bank
Massachusetts
Su Dire
J. B. Watkins
C. H. Tucker
S. D. Bishop J
Quincy Streets
C.A. Hill
W. E. Hazen
J. C. Moore
Jinman
Franklin
Hertson
Heapnet Ctesaical Cn
Heilimoe
E Md
Aree
Arnearen
Scott
Seati
Bigom
Owen
Frieni
Centiine Castoria
Stampe
Charles B. Knox
Knox Ave
Johnstown
PTE E A
An Eriksen
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