Lawrence i T 2035 Citizens Daily Mail for Every Fourth Family
Fragmented OCR text shows Lawrence population discussion with claims of mail delivery for every second person and widespread civic data, mentioning population behavior, federal wars, and various local authorities. The passage references a postal system, taxes, and city logistics without coherent narrative.
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Lawrence Dun Fries
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Cartier
Tate Chat
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Teds Durdensmme
Benefit Concert Aims to Fund Fountains in Parks for Children
Civic League plans a benefit concert to raise funds for drinking fountains in Central Park and other parks where children play. The event, hosted by the League, will be held Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian church under the auspices of the Civic League. University bands will perform, with proceeds supporting a sanitary fountain project for city children.
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Civic League
Thas Vane
Fae
Ci Sui
Chee University
Tent
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Lawhence
Chilfeen
Beddeh
Seleol
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Hdike Civic League
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Kansas Generals Weather and Building Contract Details
Weather forecast for Kansas General area shows fair conditions tonight. Reports indicate a new wing construction at a hospital with a general contract awarded to a Topeka firm for plumbing and wiring. Budgets list $35,420 for overall costs and separate bids for various phases, with bidders invited for the remaining work and completion near the year end.
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Drosadile
Danversite
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Ritetign
Sleelrie Wivnies
Gael Wien
Fire devastates state capitol and archives collection
A massive blaze gutted New York State Capitol facilities. Reports say the fire destroyed priceless books and documents, with about 400,000 volumes burned. Investigators and officials, including Governor, faced a dramatic scene as flames swept the Assembly Library and surrounding rooms.
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New York State
Assembly
Billard's Big Lead in Topeka Mayor Primary
Topeka election returns show Dr. B L Billard leading with 4725 votes for mayor. Opponent A McNeal polled 3382, Col Duches 1500, Samuel Bobast 110, Olmstead Socialist candidate far back with 147. Conwell for commissioner gathered 9, a total party strength around 50. Billard’s tally nearly equals combined totals for other mayoral hopefuls.
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Topeka
City Commission
BL Billard
Te A. Mc- Nealo
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Mc- Neal
Duches
God Samuel Bobas
OL FL
Glues Mystery Deepens in Oklahoma Search Case
Telegrams reveal no enlightenment as Mrs Groft aids in the search for AW or Graft. Reports say no clear lead emerged from the North Lawrence contract dispute and friends note he planned to travel to City for materials then vanished. Relatives in Oklahoma press for clues while theories cite temporary mental agitation and possible foul play.
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Oklahoma
Suudebaker
Hee
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Itvorn
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Macietti
Muck Raking Declares End and Public Interest Shift
The article reports that muck raking will cease as a time for this aerbidehias rapidly declines. It notes statements by the Chief University official and Morgan et al regarding the central issue, with stockholders and media groups reacting to changes. Affected publications and industry observers discuss the shift in investigative focus and the impact on conte nts of public interest.
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Morgan
Rae
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Bright
Chay Tie
Aren
Inland News Fragment Shows Disjointed Health Notes
A garbled entry records health concerns for M. Robinson and AE Rabisgen after travel disruptions. It notes a serious condition, an agent appointment, and speculation about a hazardous impact linked to a white orange color from Kansas. Further remnants describe clothing stock sales and varied, unclear details.
Sherwin Named New AMU Coach in Regents Vote
Ralph Sherwin chosen by regents as AMU coach for ten year term. He will serve as associate professor in physics training, with a salary between 1700 and 2100, and begin duties in September at Lawrence.
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Walter Camps
Fea
Amaminevivan
J Manip
Sheen
Mlemink
Jostally
Chamber
Lawrence
Facnltry
Department of Phvsics Training
Storm Tests Fruit of the Heartland Across Kansas and Oklahoma
Reports from Kansas and Oklahoma describe a widespread winter storm across the region. Fruit growers note limited damage to blossoms while wheat and corn await spring. Observers expect early damage to street trees and potential yield effects but weather remains mostly clear in some areas.
Cities Must Enforce Eight Hour Law Nationwide
Copel Kan March 20 state labor commission notified Kansas towns with municipal waterworks and plants to enforce the eight hour rule. The recent supreme court decision extends the eight hour law to municipalities, mandating compliance for municipal plants and workers.
Women in Lawrence Discuss Prize Fight Result
A flood of phone calls to the office shows many women in Lawrence eager for results of the Morris Norris prize fight. Callers largely unsure of the winner’s name, yet keen to learn if the victor is the town’s hero and a symbol of progress.
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Leart
Lawrence
Dover
Morris
Norris
Hite
STILL A MYSTERY IN THORNTON CASE
A morning note claims Thornton received a letter from Jose stating they depend on a friend to identify a body in San Pedro as Louis L. Thornton. The husband, dismayed, went to view the remains while insinuations spread. Police press reports suggest life insurance motives may be involved and a mistaken identity is possible.
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Ter
Jose
al San Pedro
Louis L. Thornton
San Petgo
Easton Tor
Fo Thorman
Lawrence
Thornton Tater
Wits
Johnson Again Sentenced In Laboring Legal Battle
John Johnson awaits twenty five day confinement in the county jail after an Acting Ridge Treadwell opted to suspend the original sentence to forestall legislative questions. The action stems from procedural concerns over a technical mistake in the prior judgment and delays in appeal to the Superior Court.
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Marvel
Jack Johisen
Sen- Lenieind
Caupey Pit
Ridge Treadwell
Legilme
Defini
Rural church group seeks change in phone service rates
The Merchants Association and Christian church committee discussed discrimination against Lawrence amid Western Union and Topeka connections. An investigation found flat rates in Perry and Baldwin with a proposed petition to Home for a rate fix. Members weighed lowering charges for chores but warned against causing dissatisfaction. some plan further steps.
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Rates to Increase Oklahoma Passenger Rates Declared Unconstitutional
The U S court of appeals held the Oklahoma passenger rate law invalid, ruling it conflicts with the U S Constitution. The decision frames the state corporation commission lacks power to fix rates. Also noted is an I A R committee meeting tonight in A L Selier’s office and upcoming reports on the temperance campaign.
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Oklahoma
St. Lewis
Marely
United States
State Corporation — Commission
A. L. Selier
Fowler shops add new machine after 22 years
A new machine costing sixteen hundred dollars was received at the Fowler shops last week to aid buying drilling and milling work. Sup t Ward notes the unit weighs seventy two hundred pounds and marks the first special addition to Fowler shops in twenty five years since 1598. The shop has since produced thirteen engine lathes and several other machines for its own use.
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Fowler Shops
Eo Ward
Funeral of James M. Charles at Epyliah ME church
The funeral for James M. Charles will be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM at Epyliah ME church in Rendora. Burial is at Eudora Cemetery. All Masons of Lawrence are invited to attend. John G. Parker served as cashier of Susucity. Jan Kat Harper was visiting Lawrence today.
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Velvetian
EL Miller
Steiher
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Walt
Youner
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Dorie Lofge
Lawrence
Eudora Cemetery
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Susucity
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Sweeney
Peace Talks Seen Likely to Start in San Antonio
March 28 dispatch notes peace negotiations between Mexican government representatives and revolutionary leaders, with Gustavo Madero suggesting a possible join by his family and potential movements toward Monterey, Veracruz, and San Antonio as talks progress amid delays from Te La Barra.
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San Antonio
Insurance companies face injunction over rate increases
A Topeka案 suit seeks to block proposed rate rises by sixteen casualty and life insurers including American Fidelity and United States Fidelity. The attorney general alleges the plan violates anti trust laws and could raise costs for insured across cities. Court action aims to halt the April first implementation as lawyers push quick action to prevent the increases.
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Travelohs Tnsurance Company
United States Nity Company
United States Fidelity & Guaranty. Company
Zenerdl
Ilietriet
Urante
Casalty
Black Hand Near Home Arrests in Kansas City
Kansas City, Mo. March 29 Two Italian Sicilian suspects Lorenzo Mys simi Nick Dhbernade doe Hemisisio were arrested in connection with the assassination of a police officer last night and tied to the Black Hand gang. Police say they are members of an organized syndicate and may also be responsible for the December 14 murder of Maria Vizano.
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Regular Army Officer to Drill Militia at Lawrence
A regular army officer, Sergeant Anderson, will be sent to Lawrence on Monday to drill two militia companies stationed there for a month. He will oversee both Company I E and provisional Company A and conduct additional training for non commissioned officers twice weekly alongside the regular weekly drill.
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