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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
2
Sapulpa fighter Mareh advances toward the title after knocking out Cincinnati’s Mike Selteek in the sixth round of a 10 round bout. A hard right hook set the ending as the crowd watched in Sapulpa yesterday afternoon.
Morris battles hard against Schreck in a fast paced bout at the Cinvingali theater. The ex-engineer dominates with sharp lefts and rights, driving Schreck to the ropes and jaw as the rounds unfold. The final count ends with Morris on top after a series of punishing exchanges and a decisive blow.
Casper Lillien Clarke, director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, died at his home here Tuesday after a brief illness. He was 72 and had led the museum for two decades, shaping major exhibitions and acquisitions.
The fragment outlines Rear Admiral Prary Washington and mentions a commission date around April 10. It references a committee, an engineer, and a North Pole context, but the legible details are garbled.
A garbled report centers on Lorimer and an investigation into election funding. The piece notes distractions around a committee, mentions a refusal to answer questions, and hints at broader political pressure. Russia and China references appear amid uncertain details.
A large force of detectives is scouring the Coffeyville area after Thursday night’s hold up near Lennapal Oklo. Officials say the robbers secured the plunder but the public remains doubtful, raising a big patrol and reward. The railroad and express firms have offered substantial rewards, and federal investigators have joined the inquiry to capture the bandits.
An incoherent OCR fragment references New Jersey streets and carped discussion. It alludes to a movement or orders about cars, speeds, and a failure to make sense. The readable content is limited to scattered phrases without clear events or identities.
A housewife complains that finding maids is extremely difficult as her clothes do not fit and the ongoing servant girl problem causes annoyance. The quarrel highlights the strain of domestic staffing in a private home.
A sensational local notice reports the death of a wealthy politician in Oklahoma City. The article mentions a revived player at Wilson's Drug Store and an upcoming shipment at Wilson's Drug Store, with unclear details about motives or circumstances.
Miss Phoebe Cousins spoke against equal suffrage in Springfield, drawing praise from supporters while provoking sharp critique from others. Catherine Wanel McCatlouer and Harriet G led the suffrage list in a charged gathering as Cousins referenced her federal appointment by President Cleveland.
San Francisco March 28. Sheriff Smith seeks a mysterious woman companion of Dru1, Chis hol, linked to the murder of Jon T. Powell. Officers pursue leads across Missouri connections as investigation continues.
A damaged clipping mentions Samuel family photos with Fred Samuel of Seyamene. Chisterns is charged with unlawful conduct and facing court action in Seve mony, Mo. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a legal case involving the Samuel family and a man named Bowell.
The YMCA notes describe membership drives, near collapse, and charitable support as new members join, half-price first-year dues, and corporate contributions. A fire and medical emergencies test the community while a leader reflects on past efforts and hopes for renewal.
A garbled 19th century fragment recalls a mother writing to a child about bitter memories and a vow not to forget. The language shows distress and a wish to stay near kin, though the exact people and events are unclear.
Unclear OCR text reports an incident involving a person named Macla in March after an event with dynamite sticks. Several people mentioned, with statements about rest and arrest. The readable fragments describe a potential threat and subsequent detention but lack coherent details or a clear outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a poisoning incident involving crocus. Details are unclear with garbled names and phrases but mention two toms, Mrs Ebirry Hail, possible wait times, and suspicion of crocus as the poison.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Alaninaitin Olivers Prag and Mare votes WA starry Inlet with scattered words about a war and a dance. The text is garbled, lacking coherent facts, names, dates, or locations to form a reliable summary.
An unclear report describes a confrontation involving Ton and others in Laine werd regarding a motor theft. Officers pursued leads and questioned several suspects connected to the incident. The account references stolen items and statements from those involved.
An advertisement touts trustworthy auto sellers offering Studebaker models and others, stressing reliable vehicles and legitimate dealers. It promises fair prices, nationwide service, andStandards of honest attention in purchasing, with top brands like Studebaker highlighted.
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