Crumbine urges women to back pure food fight in Kansas
Dr. S. D. Crumbine, Kansas Health Secretary, spoke to Lawrence area women about enforcing the pure food and drug act. He warned of ongoing adulteration risks and cited Dr. Wiley’s famous work, urging local clubs to support state efforts and share the message about food safety and honest labeling.
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Lawrence Federation of Womens’ Clubs
S. d. Crumbine
State Board’ of Health
Cty
Dr. Crumbine
Butt
Kansas
Dr. Wiley
Wade
Topeka
State Office
Crumbing
Lawrence
Wiley
Denne
A Wiley
Moses
Cratobine
Crumbish
Dr.Crambine
Criumbine
Rativy
McNamara Case Venire Grows as Jurors Optimistic
In Abigeles Calif on November court day a fresh venire of forty jurors was present. Attorneys on both sides expressed optimism about obtaining a panel of twelve unbiased jurors. Attorney Darrow noted some jurors had no prior exposure to the case, implying open minds despite lack of specific interest.
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McNamara
Urges Steps Now for a Primary in Each State
Washington Nov 10 Walter L Hauser head of the progressive republican campaign committee urges state republican leaders to push for presidential primaries. He cites a Chicago conference resolution favorable to four nominees and says La Follette supporters are ready to submit his name to direct voters in the party.
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Washington
Walter L. Hauser
Cina
Republican Campaign Committee
United States
Conysman Houser
Chicago
Taft
Pines
Houser
Ijovernor
Schewenan
Caverner
Inver House
Friends of
J la Follette
van Kand Vile
Cold Wave Sweeps Eastward Across Nation Tonight
Washington reports a cold wave moving from the west, with subzero temperatures forecast in North Dakota Wyoming and Minnesota as it spreads toward the Great Lakes and inner valley regions. Officials warn of unusually cool Saturday and potential storm orders along the border with Mexico’s Talisa region referenced in a political context.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Mapp
Town
J Inudiont
Dual Personality Case In Oregon Woman Physician Sues Over Son Dispute
In Fagene Oregon a woman physician claims a man identified as her son is not related. George A. Tapis laborer is named Bernard Marvin by Dr Leiberg as the son, but the man denies kinship. Doctors in Eugene report a case of dual personality with memory gaps and a missing youth, with recent head injuries noted.
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George A. Tapis
Thr
Leihers
Bernard Marvin
Lewis
Th. Leiberg
Leiberg
Bernird Marvin
Eugene Breve
Women of Lawrence Urge Trade at Home Movement
The Federation of Clubs led by Mrs H E Tanner urged Lawrence women to buy at home and persuade others to do likewise. A committee will study the National Consumer League for local adoption and civic work, aiming to keep shopping local and support home merchants. Mrs Smithmeyer argued modern travel reduces shopping away from home and stressed the value of a large local stock. The meeting featured piano solos by Phillip Stevens and announced the No Name Club’s formation.
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Federation of Clubs
National Consumers’ League
Sitres
Civic League
Roe
Csv
Frei ii
Lawrence
Sanithusever
Mike Publises
Comsumers’ League
Mrg
Smithmeyer
Smitmeyer
Montgomery, Ward & Gi
Federstion
Hesterdity
Colesten
Jes. i. EL Tann
Wenita
Tim
Phillip Stevens
Tanner
Kannas
George Tarker
Unclear OCR fragment on political party dispute
Fragmentary text discusses progressive Republicans and a district committee, mentioning heirs and a movement, with chaotic phrasing and no clear events or outcomes. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving only general political tension and debate.
Annual Meeting to Be Held Here Two Days
Two day convention set for November 27 and 28 at the First Methodist Church. The event will draw many attendees and include a revival with sermons and musical features. Proceeds from sales will support church activities and local projects. The gathering will showcase representatives and discuss community matters with strong local interest.
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First Methodist Church
Diwlas
Ratasehodis
Emi
Wrathy at His Stand in May Debate Scribbles
A garbled OCR fragment references a political debate on a Saturday in May. Names and places are unclear, but mentions Ve n ie tes and a public discussion involving Reeves Potion and other figures amid a partisan exchange. The text shows distorted terms and scattered fragments of a campaign or committee meeting.
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Meilin
Action Postponed Amid Threat of Strike at Chien North
Reported talks fail to avert stoppage as workers plan walkout after disputed conditions. Company officials cite unresolved issues and continue to seek a compromise while the union presses for concrete concessions. The delay pushes potential action three weeks, with negotiations ongoing.
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Chien
North -Netren
Gillployes
Esland
Woman in critical condition after swallowing unknown substance
A report notes Mrs Ver milva remains in serious condition with heart sealed and distressing symptoms. A male patient helps watch her bedside while a vigilant nurse attends, reflecting ongoing concerns and medical uncertainty.
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Trilan
Amoy 15 Without A Ruler Today Amid Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text describes upheaval in Amoy with rebel actions and a decapitated government, pirates feared in the streets, and citizens urged to seek mercy as reports claim the chief magistrate abdicated and forces clash near Peking and Lancaan, signaling a tense political crisis.
Fashionable Burglar Strikes Quietly at Local Home
Police report a stylish thief robbed a residence on a quiet street in Mew Vor New. Detectives identify the suspect as unknown and describe the break as well planned. A leather bag was seized with valuables worth hundreds of dollars. The incident occurred near Bank Bay, drawing quick police attention.
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Fred Sait
Piette
Baniek Bay
Stores Will Stay Open Saturday Despite War Pressures
Local merchants discussed possible store closures amid wartime fear but many believed the stores would remain open this Saturday. A public sentiment favored maintaining business hours to support shoppers and workers during uncertain times.
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Jean
Allen
Dons
Sean
Unclear Kansai Weather Report Fragment Sparks Confusion
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled weather notes and a report about a woman’s death near West Lawrence. Names and places are unreliable, making specifics hard to verify. The readable bits suggest unsettled conditions and a fatal incident, but details are missing.
City Water Ready for Use After Plant Tests
A review states water purification work at the water plant has produced clear results. Daily tests confirm the water is safe for use, with committees noting improvements during the ongoing filtration and treatment process.
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Elie
Bae Reperk Sons
Poison letters and a murder threat in a dated court transcript
A chaotic court record describes poisoned meal suspicions, letters containing threats to kill, and testimonies about a principal witness and a handwriting expert. The narrative threads through alleged threats, home tensions, and a murder investigation with multiple witnesses and contested letters.
Tennessee Grant of Clemency Report Fragments
A garbled report notes a presidential clemency consideration in Tennessee with a reprieve granted. The text references an invitation by a former secretary and mentions Lovey and Sabotha in unclear context, lacking coherent facts.
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Tatume
Way
Aly M. Insert
Butte
Contested Cope Trust Case Ties Parish to Several Figures
A lengthy contested statement outlines disputes over the Cope property and a trust linked to the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society. It references Mrs. Cope, trustee Mar Taekann, and other church figures as it describes payments, dissolutions, and attempts to settle debts. Names such as Cape, Munroe, Robinson, and Moore appear amid reports of corporate and missionary society actions and related legal matters.
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Aydsen
yRansay
Taeksen
Fherepon
Perpori
Maa
Cape
Fone
SLAON
Gid Teria Phoba
Namuly
Fe Cope Corporadion
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Maep
Uae
Cope
Perratton
Prestien
Snell Y
Reg
Wits
Frelsson
Smith Aml Mtoe
Sethior
Mas
Hobisia
Robinson
Elureh
Angly
Mertine Bishan Meare
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Ea Reed
Istinp Munroe
Cintinsai
Ghia
Rh . Cape
Mrone
Tien
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