20 May 1907
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1907
Page
1
Abraham TH Memmel, known criminal lawyer, is sent to state penitentiary for one year for conspiracy tied to the Luiliee Morse divorce case. He was remanded to the penitentiary after traveling by automobile to New York on May 20.
Fragmented OCR note describes protests by African Americans over a summer convention and entertainment committee actions. Mentions a hotel rating and public response, with unclear names or dates due to text damage. The readable elements indicate civil rights era concerns about hospitality venues.
Fragmentary local notice with garbled OCR mentions Caleb Powera and a legal or court context. It references Behalf of Caleb Powera, a garbled sentence about sentencing or case status, and a mix of unrelated names and ads.
Grain and provisions figures show Sept receipts for wheat at various grades, hay values for Timothy and Prairie, butter prices, egg figures, and stock quot. cattle receipts total 8,000 with native steers and cows price ranges. hog receipts 10,000 with heavy and packers prices, pigs values, and miscellaneous stock data. Includes notes on quality grades and delivery terms.
Concord May 26 The long standing equity case over Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy’s estate proceeds with arguments due as parties dispute the relinquishment of property. Mrs Eddy writes to the presiding judge asserting her faith and claiming she reserved assets prior to the suit while trustees are prepared to act for complainants in the matter.
A vivid account of a long race at Gravesend in May. The event drew about 1000 spectators from York and Brooklyn with strong field running. A heavy favorite led most of the way before a late surge reshaped the finish in a quarter mile dash.
Readable results show Cone vault wins and top marks by Mitchell and Whitehell. Christian Eliired and Avery Olney post strong scores as rivals tally points. officials listed include Oukerhbads and Polson.
A disrupted labor action affects several New Haven lines with trains delayed and service extended. Commuters face shortened schedules as workers press for higher wages and improved conditions. The strike began yesterday and continues into today, causing widespread transit disruption.
A fragment lists engraved spoons and tokens stamped with names and places such as Y M C A Public Library Tlatt Museum Windmill Waivers Campus Medig Building Haskell Institute and an athlete. Prices seen to 80.00.
Lawrence society page reports visits by R Deay of Eudora and Jas Alten of Baldwin, plus J H Rutherford from Leavenworth. Several social events are noted, including graduations, meetings, a Hellen Schaeffer visit, and a Daughters of the American Revolution observance. Mentioned are travel to Topeka, a Centiry quenie at Lake View, and Miss Dart sailing abroad.
Mayor Busee dismissed eight members from the city school board, requested resignations from twelve, and saw four respond. The action targeted reorganizing the district leadership as part of school oversight changes. Milford, May 20. The knife-cutting labor dispute among fruit growers ended in compromise today. New York, May 20. Superman won the Brooklyn flag football match. Get tickets for the Senior Play at Woodward's on Wednesday. For property money, consider selling the Atlas. Baby Ribbon Cigarette made by Billie Williams. Bogles' 725 Mass. St offers a fine line of Post Cards and Novelties. Pocket and office knives priced at 5.00. Strawberry and Cherry Sundaes and Ice Cream Sodas at Raymond's.
Wolf’s ad proclaims new silver moulding for framing children’s pictures with a claim of uniqueness in town. The Peerless Cafe at 1021 Maas Street advertises Merchants’ lunch offerings including hot meat, potatoes, bread and butter, and a cup of coffee for 15a.
A Chemical Society gathering in the Chemistry building drew members from Manhattan Argentine Topeka and Kansas City. Professor Ahuis san analyzed Moissan’s life and work including isolating Macrine and advancing element production in electric furnaces. Remarks covered surface water analysis methods in the state and practical applications discussed by speakers from Santa Fe and City Vine among others. The next meeting is set for Kansas City in Getler.
Unclear transcript mentions Mayor Gene Sebimile at Tenal VHS for Danie's court on extortion charges. Prosecutor requests court to consider pending actions while awaiting trial. Details are fragmented and names appear garbled.
Saturday marked the centenary of Captain J M Spencer. Relatives and friends gathered at the Spencer home to honor the occasion with a fine repast and cheerful farewell wishes for the captain.
Patrick J. Hughes, a wealthy money lender with past branch offices in major cities, must pay a $100 fine and serve 30 days in county jail for ex acting usurious interest from J H Williamson. A note mentions a Suns of Veterans meeting on Wednesday night. Other items advertise fishing tackle, rubber tire work, and W L Douglas shoes at Abel Wallace on 637 Main Street.
Kansas panelists on the Haywood jury face selection tensions as the defense uses peremptory challenges and prosecutors seek further challenges. Governors Stilencubers and Balkeley Wells appear, with at least five jurors observed and several examined, including ranchers George Powell and Lieut. Masters, amid intense courtroom maneuvering.
Colmabus May 24 The temperance topic remains central as the General assembly discusses an overture sent to the standing committee by Director Henry F E Dicker. The overture condemns church Ledern and urges temperance support, with Walter Dyelar noted for a distinct business in repairs and wheel cleaning services advertised at 20 and 73 cents respectively.
Classified ads from early summer pages list WANTED jobs for an engineering student with business experience, WANTED general house work, two dining room girls, a day mare for sale, a colt and a work horse, lost watch. Contact local offices or provided names and addresses.
Washington May 20 The government report by Commissioner Smith details a 35 year history of Standard Oil monopolization and dominance in refining transportation and pipelines. It asserts discriminatory practices, rail and pipe line control, and exclusive privileges that enabled vast profits while limiting competition across crude oil, refining, and distribution nationwide.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss tariff revision questions raised by the National Association. The text references weather committees and teachers, with unclear phrases about the date May and possible actions or statements. Exact subjects and entities remain uncertain due to transcription errors.
May 2 report from Oldlessa states the police chief and two detectives died when an infernal machine exploded in the central police bureau. Seven others injured. Two men and a girl placed the device. the girl escaped. Leader Tehertkoff described as a terrorist. Pursuit and capture of men followed. girl remains at large.
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