21 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1906
Page
1
Colorful ad copy urges readers to invest in Homesteader land with small down payments and seven year balance at B1 percent interest. It touts high crop yields including sugar beets and wheat, and invites readers to contact Lawrence for ground information before prices rise. Attorney at Lawman, Eutate, and ABDALLA SEA appear in the plea.
A damaged newspaper fragment describes a mass injury incident with twenty one persons injured and a fire at a local factory. It notes authorities and attorneys general involvement and mentions a freight rate dispute connection. The text references a fruit farm advertisement and various local businesses.
Washington and Maub report exhaustive review on the discharge of Black soldiers from three companies of the 25th infantry at Fort Rio. Secretary of War delays action pending new guidance from President Roosevelt, then orders continued discharge proceedings after considering arguments against the order and new facts presented by the War Department and Roosevelt.
Guturle Nov 21 The convention to draft the supplication for Oklahoma was organized with Jono Hota tond elected chief justice of Ants Nom4 and UR Murry to name the committee leaders. The body will begin formal work on fundamental laws for the new state next week amid corrections to earlier notices and hospital contract statements from Simmons Hospital.
Fragmented notes indicate Lawrence students enjoy a week of Christmas vacation while Sencoi closes December 21 and reopens December 11. A New Year’s greeting mentions groceries and a shop ad for mail order goods. A stray item notes Roosevelt’s reception in Porto Rico.
Kansas editor laments a stalled church debt relief project at LeLoup. The Journal reports locals and officials grapple over raising funds, church closure risk, and community impact. A stamped reply envelope prompts further discussion of fiscal responsibility and governance.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a drawing and a sale at a location named Larson's on October, with vague references to persons and advertising. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or a coherent event to summarize.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions drawing interest, a busy polis or locality, and references to bids or displays. The readable bits are sparse, with no clear person, date, place, or concrete outcome to anchor a formal event.
A theatre listing reviews a production titled Toyland The Theatre Plans and cast include Gian Macbonough and Joseph Matres in a New York origination, with set pieces and scenic emphasis. The piece notes the large size of the production, claims an all-star cast, and describes the performance as a local grand stage event with social era promotion and public anticipation.
Delegates arrived late in New York on Monday for the Commercial Congress sessions. The program covered terrorism and flood control with technical talks on insurance councils, reclamation projects, and taxation. The event featured speakers from First Baptist Church and noted social details and remarks about various attendees and lectures.
A fire department responded to a barn blaze with alarms linked to a loud scarey scene. Injuries described were minor but the incident caused property damage and drew attention to feed theft concerns in the area. The report notes a missing livestock event and insurance implications for the property owner.
Fragmentary OCR text describes arrests at an avenue or port area and references a naval incident. Mentions a person named Diaz and symbols of charge. Reports a refused oath or order and a decorative fee dispute. Lacks clear dates, places, or verifiable facts.
Disjointed OCR text mentions hunting, framing discounts, photo service and a church group possibly the Eagles. Appears as a mosaic of small items, names, places, and offers with missing context and fragmented phrases. No clear single event, person, or outcome discernible from readable portions.
Attorney General Culaman filed ouster suits against Lawrence area leaders and city mayors for failing to enforce prohibition law. The actions target city officials including mayors of Pittsburg and other towns, seeking removal and enforcement of statewide statutes. The case spotlights legal clashes on licensing, taxation, and municipal compliance.
Joselly the world’s original magician returns to Lawrance for a retro woodsraus show at the FAA hall on Tours day November 20. Last year he drew a large audience and promises remarkable marble-band manipulation and mystic feats under the Enolgats and Ladies of security. Reserved seats are 50 for adults and 33 for children with other seats at 25 and 15 cents. tickets available at Dick Luca Drug Store.
Social and personal items recount locals traveling to Kansas City for work and visits to Carnegie Oklahoma, pending snowed plans for a sale party in Stanley, plus dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs James Meany. Reports include May DeForest, C Logan, and many others leaving for trips, engagements, and weddings, with a large society gathering at the Hopkins home featuring performances from Milas Beecher and friends and confirmations of upcoming club events and reminiscences.
A garbled Kansas segment from a Nov issue references Deyeks and various place names, including St Louis and Chicago. It mentions a contract for public works, a Ball Company claim of alliances, and hearings wrapping in December. The article alludes to rail or processing delays and a trial schedule in December.
The text is garbled and unreadable, but appears to reference a grand jury and a murder case involving alleged poisoning by gasoline. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.
Danvers report says C Leonard Broxo, wanted on embezzlement charges, was arrested last night in Danver. In Oklahoma City the city Auditor's office noted a case involving a $372 white Clark theft. Lodge No 4 F and the second degree lodge held work last evening. election of officers set for next Tuesday.
A fragmented note reports a fire destroying several yards and an instruction for a meeting tomorrow at two in the afternoon. A principal address and a plan to discuss USIL and a Christmas prep are mentioned along with attendance urged and studio photos offered.
Public notice advertises subscriptions for any magazine or periodical with duplicates of all special offers and invites readers to call or write for free catalogues or prices from Wolf's Book Store.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a scene at Salaby involving BRE resistance to arrest and a troimentarie event. Names, places, and exact actions are obscured, making precise summary difficult.
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