Lawrence Kansas Preparations for Missouri Game Enthusiasm Builds
Crowds gather in Lawrence as Missouri alumni and students converge for a major football event. City leaders issue proclamations and businesses plan holiday hours for the anticipated influx. Officials expect the largest turnout in town history with celebrations across the university town.
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Missouri
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Fragmentary Notes From An Obscure Event
Fragmented text mentions prize awards and talent shows with several unclear names and items. It references a gathering or program involving families, a late entry, and various unclear participants. The exact event, date, and participants remain indiscernible from the readable fragments.
Funeral of Robert Morrow in Kyiv church service
Remains of well known citizen Robert Morrow laid to rest this afternoon after three services at the Kyiv Presbyt erian Church on Kentucks street. Surviving relatives include two daughters Mrs W u Dildine and Mrs Helen Meador, one son George Merrow, a daughter in law, son in law and eight grandchildren. The funeral drew a large group of mourners including Mr G Grov Enger, Colonel Rankin, Judge W. Moore, and others.
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Kentucks Street
Kyiv
Powell
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Raymond Sane
G. Grovengr
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Courts Stop Proposed WW Bate He Injunction
A court blocks the adoption of new rates, restraining enforcement as unions across the Eastern States and Canada challenge the burden of the increases. The judge orders the delay while an appeal proceeds in January, with officers barred from labeling members delinquent for nonpayment.
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Springfield
Canada
Sedalia Woman Expected to Plead Guilty and Parole
Mrs Pangi Tessed themidee is reported by Judge Shain to be in the circuit court with a plea of guilty anticipated, possibly resulting in a short prison term. She expressed intent to return to her husband and Los Angeles if paroled, while Lesh said no money could lure her to such an act.
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Missouri
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Tesh
Indicted man charged over false voting affidavit
A man from the University of Illinois faces an indictment in Champaign for allegedly making a false statement about student voting eligibility. The case centers on an affidavit claiming a number of university students were legal voters in a recent election.
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Balkan War Update Amid Turmoil and Allied Diplomacy
The article reports Balkan League talks pressed by European powers to secure terms after recent Balkan advances. Allies seek surrender boundaries while Turkey defends forts at the Dardanelles and Bosphorus. Bulgarian and Turkish actions surface in dispatches, with diplomacy awaiting further Ottoman decisions.
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Balkan League
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Dynamite toy tale shocks in home incident
Ortie FE. McManigil recounts finding his daughter playing with one pound sticks of dynamite in their Cliphiving home. He described testing the device near a door bell as his child insisted she knew it was dynamite and would not be harmed. The laughing reaction reportedly angered him and led to ejecting him from the house.
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Ortie FE. McManigil
Teaay
Dames McNinarnt
McManial
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Hold American for Ransom Reported in Mexican Rebel Hands
The state department says William M. Fink, an American citizen and superintendent of the Te campany, is in the hands of Mexican rebels. The report notes he is being held against his will and efforts are underway to secure his release.
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Te Campany
Photographer clash with President-elect Wilken shocks crowd
A Bermudian photographer, despite a prohibition, snapped a picture of President-elect Wilken at an event in Hamilton. The incident led to a heated exchange as Wilken angrily warned the photographer to back off, saying he would handle himself in such matters and that he came to avoid photographers.
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Split Threatened Action amid National Coepon Partisans
Fragmentary text suggests political tension in Philadelphia and national party activity. Mentions officers, avenders, a National Wow event, and Joe Adams active in campaigning. Sources unclear, details incomplete, likely political maneuvering and floor battle hints.
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Philadelphia
Joe Addams
Suffrage Vote Attracts Broad County Split
Topeka reports indicate the suffrage measure carried by a majority while numerous counties opposed it. The fragmented results show a mix of support and resistance across regions, highlighting a divided electorate.
Fragmented OCR News Item From Hy, Minn Field
A damaged OCR fragment from Hy, Minnesota appears to discuss a front page item. The readable text hints at local reporting but lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to identify a concrete incident or conclusion.
Daugght 1s druggist found not guilty in patent bitters trial
The jury acquitted the druggist charged with selling a patent medicine called Dandelion Bitters as a beverage. Witnesses described sales and the drink’s intoxicating claims, with defense arguing medicinal use and legality under state prohibition laws. The verdict followed testimony about the product and the druggist’s distribution to customers over months.
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Fragmented OCR note on Rhodes exams and visitors
The text records scattered fragments about Rhodes exams and a visitor named Awede Carlson arriving from Kansas City. It mentions Foup passed the te dewey mine vie and references several colleges and universities, with unclear timing and details. The passage is heavily garbled.
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Kidnapping Daughter Case Shocks County Community
A troubled report describes a daughter allegedly abducted overnight, with officials including the sheriff and county attorney involved. Parents state a man and a woman’s alleged actions raised fears as investigators pursue leads and the intended return of the child remains uncertain.
Fragmentary 1919 football notes hint at a tie and delays
The readable fragment references football, a possible tie, and names like Dean and Ta y. It hints at a disrupted schedule and a contested result amid garbled text. Readers see hints of a game, players, and a time dispute with unclear details.
Three Minute Gar Service Amid River News Confusion
A fragmented account notes a three minute gar service and references to Coast guard, McCook field, and Mississispi area. It mentions Howard’s game plans amid rain and a Providence section noting a missing person case with a body found in the river.
Unclear fragmentary headline about event and dates
Fragmentary OCR text references a date and place with disjointed names. No coherent facts or entities clearly identifiable to summarize into a card.
Hall to Speak Will Address Boys and Young Men
A Sunday evening address program targets boys and young men with talks on birth and law problems. The event discusses jealousy and possible dangers linked to attention given to Mrs. Prince and a resulting murder. Key figures include Bentley and Bersey, with references to a Prince and loss of life amid emotional tension.
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Alumni Gathering and Spirit Rally at Nebraska Gym
A chaotic campus event description recounts an all morning gathering with alumni guests, speakers, and student participation. The piece mentions football players, a Nebraska team, and varied crowd energy, with scattered names and fragments reflecting a spirited but unclear account of the gathering.
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Sidna Allen Guilty Sentenced to Fifteen Years
Wytheville jury found Sidna Allen guilty of second degree murder as leader of the Miaen clan. The court fixed a term of fifteen years at the state penitentiary for the offense.
Plang For the Banquet Signs of City Meet Tonight
Democratic organizers gather at J B Fugate's office to plan a banquet. The meeting will cover event details, guest list, and venue arrangements as city groups coordinate for the gathering.
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