Plane crash report from early era with multiple casualties
A monoplane crash near a home field caused several deaths and many injuries. A wing separated from the fuselage during an attempted takeoff or maneuver, colliding with wires and structures, tragically resulting in fatalities and numerous injuries among bystanders and passengers.
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J Hskeson
Wen
Morris RM
Ae Paling
Alba Aero Oi
Diane
Cashe
Calgary
Xeohicoke
Cole
Ana Ts
Usly
Ina
Ie ‘Roosevelt
Dorothy Ee
Bale Jore
Buclanne Paulle
York
Saint St. Louis-flying Field
St NS
Oscarntze
Lanrf
Werd
Pianist in Recital Feature At Local Event
A student pianist, pupil of Prof Howard at a university, performs in a senior recital with a companion pianist on stage. The program includes works by classic composers and showcases the duo’s collaboration. the recital aims to highlight technical skill and musical interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re “Lallard
Howard
Co Tay
Ae University” Art i Phear
Kyte Akin Cqntralia
New Taylor
Pian
Rumanians Celebrate Jubilee in Albajulia May Day Festivities
A fragmented 2011 AP report notes Romanians in Albajulia marking a Jubilee anniversary with an estimated crowd possibly between 100,000 and 200,000. The piece cites government efforts for accommodations, free provisions, and a royal or ceremonial event featuring a child-king and a notable salute, amid broad public celebration and civic planning needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albajulia
Ramia
Tobyt
Caesar
Michael
Salina Meeting Notices From Hotel and Restaurant Association
A fragment notes an organization called the hotel and restaurant owners association in Salina planning meetings on May 29. The text mentions requests to call such a meet and references state association activity. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Ae Association
Salina
Sion
A. State
Atla State
Naase Abe Jeniee
Gece “of
Kansas
Fragmentary OCR Item Humbles Over Forcible Event
Vague OCR fragment mentions forceful event with references to a tree limb and developing imagery. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations readable. Provide a fuller readable text to produce a precise headline and summary.
Explosions at Cleveland Clinic Prompt Federal Probe
Federal investigators review deadly gas attacks tied to hospital blasts that killed 124 people. Officials seek to identify properties of the gas and ways to avert further catastrophe. Coroner plans a public inquiry later this week and will gather witnesses and information.
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Fiat
Cleveland
Zeday
Tvo
Phygiciatis
Pes Tse
Stampede at Yankee Stadium Kills Two in Rainy Game
Eighteen people remain in hospitals after a stampede of bleacher fans at Yankee Stadium in rainy conditions. A college student, Eleanor Price, 19, Hunters College, and Joseph Garter, 60, died. Over 60 injured as fans rushed from the South bleachers to escape rain during the first game of a double header with the Boston Red Sox. The right-field bleacher area nicknamed Ruthville saw the deadly crush as a sudden drizzle turned into heavier rain, causing a fatal press of bodies near the southern exit and stairways. Police aided in restoring order as survivors were treated.
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Yankee Stadium
Eleanor Price
Hunters
Colege
D Joseph Garter
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Ruthyillebyng
Babe
Geowdines
Lawrence Golfers Defeat Shawnee Club 59 to 33
Lawrence Country Club golfers beat Shawnee Golf Club of Topeka 59 to 33 in a home match. Chester Jones led with the top score as a Topeka crowd watched in favorable weather. Next Sunday the Lawrence team travels to Topeka to meet the Country Club.
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Lawrence Country Club
Topeka
Lawrence
Chester Jones
Odlaby
C¢ Hiaranion
Bond
Student Charged With Liquor Sale Bonds Postponed
Charles Edward Beck a University student was arrested last Friday night on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor and posted bond today. He pleaded not guilty in justice court and the preliminary hearing was set for Friday afternoon. The report notes Beach’s earlier arrest for selling liquor and a man who received a pint of liquor from him.
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Charles ‘Edward Beck
University
Desha
K. WU
Coloner
Dlice
Beach
Cerr
Oeta
Marty
Frazee
Deaths and funeral notices from Kansas towns
Mrs Cook aged 76 a Tongatoxic resident died at home after a paralytic stroke two weeks ago. Her husband daughter and five sons mourn her. In Junction City Mary Stimpson 93 survivor of Quantrill raid funeral in Lawrence with children Helen Wagonseller and William H Simpson. She served as Lawrence city librarian 1885 1902 and was a charter member of Friends in Council. Club members met the funeral train at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Cook
Alice Cook
Tonganoxie
Mary
Simpson Junction
Guy
Kans
Mary _Stimpson
Chicago
Lawrence
Simpson
Lawrence National
Friends In Council
Kansas
Dwight Thacher
Philadelphia
Oak Hill
A. J. Gilkison
Charlotte Ann
Joan Trewin
Rose
Acs
Gloria
Gof
Jane Bestemeyer
Susan May Logedan
Betty Kopp
Doris Twente
Caroline Baker
Ruth Marie Hooper
Virginia Nell Carter
Mararet Carter
Margaret Kreider
Betty Knight
Alice Clayton
Mary Lou Holteway
Mary May Horton
Caroline Bernice Bell
Mersyl
Laessig
Helen Fearine
Joan
Joan Irwin
Kansas City
Kanwaka 4-H club selects teams for Manhattan roundup
Kanwaka 4-H girls and boys met May 15 at the Emmett home. Members chosen to try out for stunt teams include Virginia Colman and Trlene Elliott, Margaret Colman, Opal Christy, Ida May Richards, and Dorothy Armstrong. Boys picked for stock judging are Max Elliott, Howard Gregory, Lloyd Herrick, and Milton Elliott. Health exam hopefuls from Douglas County are Max Elliott, Sam Seeting, Irlens Elliott, and Dorothy Armstrong. The group weighed and measured for stunt teams, with 23 members present and refreshments served.
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Kanwaka Bbys
J. S. Emmett
Manhattan
Virginia Colman
Trlene
Elliott
Margaret. Colman
Opal Christy
Ida May
Richards
Dorothy ‘Armstrong
Max. Elliott
Howard Gregory
Lioyd Herrick
Miltop Ellitt
Lawrence
Max Elliott
Sam Seeting
Irlens Eliott
Dorothy Armstrong
Douglas
County
Jose King
Seetin
Dora
Grimes
Armstrong
Virginia Co Colway
Margaret
Colman
Virginia
Folks
Helen Welker
Mary
Leonard
Erlene Elliott
Raymond
Sam Seetin
Charles
Dews
Olin Petetich
Harold Rrebuck
Willard Shaw
Everett’ Shaw
Max’ Elliott
Howard Sys
Milton ‘Elliott
Lloyd Herrie
Dora Grimes
Lake View
Dorothy
Crowder
Guy Binaby
O. B. Stanwix
Janette
Dean
Pomona
C. Slusser
Visi
Frank Dornon
Monument
Kan
Alta
Say
Betty Mac_Dornon
Waldo Crowder
Chas
Ray Seetini
Klisa
Studiev
Kansas City
Mabel
Amal
Loretta Shaw
Smithville
Platte “City
Loretta
Shaw
Miss Mabel
Missouri
Missouri, ~° the Renorts
Dosalas County
Kanwake
Ruth Lease
Harry
Leonhart
Dayton
Wilks
Andim Yard
Ila Clifford
Helen Itor sWedheraay
Kanwaka Literary Club Meets With Mrs George Miller
The Kanwaka Literary Club met Thursday afternoon May 16 at Mrs George Miller's home with daughter Mary. A program on Home as topic included a poem by Gregory. Refreshments were served. Several members and guests from nearby families attended including Mr and Mrs J S Emmett and Miss Esther Hird who plans to attend business college this summer.
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Ir Scholastic Astord Hese
Secon
Kanwaka Literary Club
George Miller
Mary
Calliwas
Beate
J.S. Smith
Dorothy
Armstrong
Nota
Katie
Keaster
Mray George
Dews
Wm. A. Wymer
Emmett Spe
Keith Aix
Guy Bigsby
John Perkins
John “Grayland
Bell
Richmond
Lassiter
Roy Perkins
David Perkins
Bake View
Neph A. T
Emmett
Josephine Seetin
Lawrence
Esther Hird
Business ‘College
Loretta Shaw
Emporia. c
State Teachers’. College
Mabel Shaw
Kansas, University
G. Ar Brown
Sidney
J. M. Crawner
J.S. Emmett
L. H.’ Emmett
Wm. Smith
V. Glen Megill
George McCarty
Stormont Hospital
Topeka
James Shirck
Virinia
Gladys
Thompsonville, Jr
Orville McCall
Ivalon
Kenneth
Ralph
Traxier
John
Louis
Betty Jane
Maybelle
Lecompton Notes Outlining Local Visits and Events
Lecompton residents share updates from Quenemo Waterville and Topeka with family visits health notes and church activities. AlumnI banquet set May 1 with W C A serving. Wingfield marriage noted and revival meetings planned. George McCarty hospitalized Topeka area ministerial meeting held at church.
Rain Predicts Easter Sunday in Kansas
Topeka May 20 AP Rain is expected to accompany Easter Sunday but forecasters say certainty is low. Scattered showers reported in western Kansas with Oswego at 4.7 feet bankful on the Neosho river. Temperatures predicted to stay under 70 with a night drop to about 55 as wheat growth favored by mild weather continues.
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Topeka
Kansas
Neosho
Osweep
Ste Flora
Power of Conscience Highlights at North Lawrence Church
North Lawrence Christian Church drew a large audience as the pastor discussed social and private conscience, urging educated living and the higher private conscience over mob pressure. Other services included a sermon on Jesus as the light of the world and plans for Children’s Day, church events, and community programs through June.
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Women's ‘Council
Pvon
Walcome
Depar Langit
Education Wi
Santa Fe railroad history recalled in reader letter
A Kansas City Star reader writes of the Santa Fe railroad’s expansion across twelve states and recalls landing at the Baldwin Ferry on March 6, 1857 with no rail line west of Missouri, noting the Santa Fe had not yet been envisioned.
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Journal- World
Kansas City’ Star
Santa Fe
Kansas
Missouri
Gatherings and events mark Lawrence social week
Mrs Florence and Miss Alice Wington hosted a Saturday afternoon event at their home attracting about 176 guests. Mrs Charles Sumner Winston, visiting from Lawrence, was among attendees. Tea service featured Ophelia hose and bronze snapdragons with decorations and a tea table led by several hostesses.
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Florénce
Alice Wington
Charles Sumner ‘Winston
Lawrence
Arthur Williams
Roy Towne
Cora
Dolbee
Josephine Burnham
Wigelia
Syriaa
Ube
Re D. Hayein
A.L. Owen
Belle Ilmot
Rose Morgan
Margaret Lynn
Clara Hatton
Personal notices of visits and travel in Lawrence area
Local social notes list Mrs. 8. R. Harvey visiting sister Mrs. Mitchell then traveling to Minneapolis, with Kansas City stop. Includes Chicago residents Mrs. Quintin Johnstone and Mrs. Ruth Munson visiting their parents in Lone Star area and sister in Lawrence. Several others, such as Miss Myrtle McConnell and Grace Haverkampf, visit relatives, while Mr. and Mrs. Karl Klooz attend Urbana meeting, and Mrs. Charles Hazelton plans return trips to Kansas City.
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8. R. Harvey
A. B. Mitchell
Minneapolis
Minn
Mitchell
Kansas City
Quintin Johnstone
Ruth Freeman Munson
Chicago
Cleve Bowser
Narrows
Henry, Metsker
Lone Star
A.B. Irwin
Kansas
H. E. Miller
St. Louis
G. VW
H. R. Patterson
Sprimefield
CROSSWORD PUZZLE AND QUARTERLY HINTS
A scrambled crossword puzzle text with scattered clues and answers appears, followed by a brief news item about capone and a minor crime report. The page includes a quilt display notice and a Chicago gang leader Capone sentencing update, with references to May events and Philadelphia reporting.
Fragmented OCR note on events and people in Kansas City visit
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and places including Mrs. DH McGreath and her daughter Miss Catherine Creath visiting Kansas City. It references meetings, programs, and dates in a period tone but lacks coherent structure or clear outcomes.
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DH McGreath
Kansas City
Catherine Ale Creath
Old Folks Say Doctor Caldwell Was Right
An old promotional piece recounts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe, gentle laxative from 1875 heritage, highlighting its vegetable mix of senna and herbs with pepsin. It touts mild action, universal use from baby to adult, and avoidance of narcotics, praising long lasting family value.
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Doctor Caldwell
Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Promises Relief for All Ages
An advertisement extols Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as beneficial for every age group. It lauds the product as a reliable remedy offered by drug stores and urges readers to try it, noting its perceived generosity and effectiveness.
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Emly Reon
Caldwell
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Ray Morris
Maude Livers
Waterville
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Shirek
Livers
Theodore Kuester
Charles Wells
Council Grove
Flecompton Rural High
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Overbrook
Scott Wingfield
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North Lawrence
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Denver
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West Ninth Street
Myrtle “McConnell
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Cynthia Mock
Ide Lyons
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Margaret Perkins
P. H.klinkenberg
Charles R! Barto
S. L. Withralm
Louise Cavanaugh
Jean Bachman
Opal Shaw
Colene Sergeant
Alma Wadsworth
Anith Stewart
Mrs. Bowman
Colonial Tea
Mavens
J.D. Zwickey
Lawrence Paner Mfg. Co
Dr. Gowdy
Dr.Gowdy
Gowdy Medical Co
Lawrence, Kanuas
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