Christmas shopping in a heated campaign season
The column notes the end of campaign arguments and shifts to Christmas shopping, reflects on political gender roles and suffrage, and lightly comments on liquor tales and weather comforts. It cites issues around Germany and the Detroit River, with local notes on heat and winter preparedness. The piece also mentions Kansas City voters and Missouri election considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Stara
Missouri
Pawer
Editorial Commentary On Ballot Reform And University Extension
An editorial discusses ballot reform and the ease of tracing ballots by poll-book numbers. It argues for greater openness while noting the president’s appeal may widen beyond campus circles through university extension courses reaching distant residents. The piece reflects on educational accessibility and the influence of broader educational processes on society.
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Jehair
Detroit
Centenary of Benjamin Perley Poor and Polk birth rites
The piece notes the 125th birth anniversary of James K. Polk and the centenary of Ben Perley Poor, highlighting a politically charged day with voter decisions across states Missouri Louisiana California. It references constitutional conventions, anti Japanese measures in California, and a suffrage debate led by Anna Howard Shaw in the British Isles context.
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Benjamin Perley Poor
James Hk. Polk
Vovermnors
Indy Miner
Tiffiny
United
Mardine
San Oak
Yemen
United States
Swirit
Anna Howard Shaw
Tuimous Jeardey
British Isles
Tony
Herselves
North Lawrence to Debate Fort-to-Fort Junction Nov 10
North Lawrence residents plan a meeting at Dicker's Hall to discuss linking the Port-to-Port highway with city streets. The session, postponed to Wednesday night, aims to finalize a definite plan as the hard-surface road progresses and funds are pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicker's Hall
North Larence
Port-tofot
Fort-to
Notable 19th Century Figures Mentioned in Brief Annotations
Fragmentary notes reference anniversaries and deaths including Adelaide Kembie and Jenny Lind. Mentions of historical figures such as Adelaide Kembie, Jenny Lind, and events like the Metz surrender and a flood on the river Lee appear in a scattered 19th century snippet. The text also briefly alludes to Rockefeller and the University of…
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Ington
Neess Amethc
Ure Goorge
Adelaide Kembie
London
Lee
Zed Bazaine
Metz
Enny Lind
Ringer
Malvern Hills
England
Stockholm
Rockefeller Seve University of
Lawrence's Growth and State University Vision
Twenty five years ago the Republican Journal reports Lawrence's healthy growth over three years with over six hundred new buildings and substantial residences. It notes rapid town prosperity, independent farmers, and plans for a state university with twelve hundred students and forty professors, predicting major enduring value for commerce and education.
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Republican Journal
Lawrencrings
Barrels as Ballot Boxes Reported in New Jersey Polling
A damaged OCR summary notes unconventional ballot boxes made from barrels used at polling places in New Jersey. The article mentions storage concerns and the impact of large female voter registrants across the United States, with polling hours and locations in several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ntv
New Jersey
United States
Boston
Atentis A.m
Georgia
Oppia
Organize Big Bank Aid Sparks Geopolitical Debate
A garbled report hints at a new bank coalition involving Moscow and German ties amid tensions with Russia. The fragment suggests European economic centrality and strategic cooperation, with unclear references to industrial policy and potential shifts in world centers.
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Jrarad
Moscow
Imelick
Beat
Nank
Germany
Svorld
Russia
Pthety Caheudstivis
Lawrence Memory Highlights A Buried Football Tale
Twenty five years ago in Lawrence a clumsy football scene is recalled with streets not swept for wagons, a stray vehicle and odd phrases suggesting daily life and delays. The fragment hints at a local memory of past games and town pace.
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Naas
Lowa
Lawrence
Sncayd
Tay
Dead Wens Club Agitation Over Death Telegrams
Gerrie P. Dickson of New York relates a confusing wartime telegram trail claiming his death, with two Washington messages stating his demise and a later note denying it. He notes an alive job at Manhattan priming, and references Rankin's Drugs Store and Chamois Yor auto mobiles.
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OPVIC
War Department
Gerrie P. Dickson
Washington
Askigeton
Toy Mathew
Mio
Dickson
Manhattan Priming Company
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Allen
Will Drewarted
Rankin’s Drugs Store
Hodd
Peckham’s
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Pauline Frederick
Madame xX
ALEXANDRE_BISSON
Klein
Warren G. Harding
U. S
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Horn
Merrow County
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