Open Evenings and Honors at Local Frug Store
Strafford's Frug Store opens evenings and announces Baker Boy honored. Eual Coard, 708, to represent the Northwestern University in a debate. German play at Mbi Hall. Lawrence Transfer Co. advertises services. Funeral notice for George A. Hunt. Nema Phipps to receive piano pupils. Ericksen's big store promotes gas heaters and Best on the market White Pine and Tar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eual Co Ard
Lotiw School
Uoniversity
Universiy
Sears
Reyes Artal
Los Baker Nate
Saturday Specials from the Department Store Ad
Saturday specials highlight Ladies 16 Button Mercerized Gloves in black white and tan priced at 1.00 to 1.25 with a 69 cent sale. Lace collars 50 and 35 cent values offered as Saturday specials. Colton blankets 75 value reduced to 58 cents and comforts 1.25 value on offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heach
Bradley Case Heads Into Long Finale Next Week
The Bradley case extends through next week toward a conclusion with defense and prosecution framing a final question about sanity. Key witnesses and expert medical testimony are expected as both sides argue responsibility and intent, likely pushing the trial into December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Intersecting fourball clash tops historic match in March
The piece previews a major inter-sectional fourball battle set for March with high expectations. It references past rivalries like the 1890 Chicago versus Vourlyvania tie and notes strong attendance projections and wartime optimism for the season. A separate note mentions Thanksgiving services at Plymouth Congregational Church with Rev. Payishy as speaker and charity offerings to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chien
Careisle
East Wit
Bell Camps
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mr. Payishy
Associated Charities
Cleary Extends Lead in Six Day Walk Race
Cincinnati November 23 Dan Cleary of GE and Henry Sehmehl of Chicago near finish of six day walk at Music Hall. Cleary has covered 220 miles to Sehmehl 189 miles as of tonight with the end expected by midnight.
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Cincinnati
Dan Cleary
Henry Sehmehl
Chicago
Music Hall
Cleary
Sehmehi
Cut Glass at Gustafson's. Markets by Wire.
Kansas City market notes report wheat receipts at 66 cars with Dec 90 3 4 cents, May 63 4, cash values for No 2 hard at 93 9 5e and No 2 red at 93 5e. Corn bids Dec 46 34 cents, May 48 34, No 2 mixed 49 14 4e, No 2 white 51 6c. Oats No 2 white 45 4c, No 2 mixed 43 5e. Rye 68 72e. Hay Choice Timothy 11 50 to 12 0, Choice Prairie 9 50 to 10 0. Butter Creamery 26 0, packing ava. Eggs 22a.
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Kansas City
Choice Timothy
Choice Prairie
Battee—Creamery
Ava
Funeral Notice for Tea Finn of S George Hunt
Funeral notice records the death of Tea Finn, linked to S George Hunt. Details are limited in the fragment, with acknowledgment of condolences and funeral arrangements pending publication.
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Tea Finn
George Hunt
Si Be
Woman tied to bomb case extradition fate debated
November report centers Wanda Dobrod a striking Polish type accused of throwing two bombs. Extradition demanded by Russia, authorities in Cracow report she is an Austrian subject by marriage and a socialist leader previously linked to a confederate ally. The case draws police attention as investigations proceed.
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Wanda Dobrode
Skalou
Saw
Aml
Econfeder
Cracow
Russia
Pia Tie
Eo Qap
I. Sddarmim
Ltudesserehy
Western Union and State Telegrapher Authority Clash
A garbled OCR fragment references Western Union, the Attorney General, and a state telegraph matter. The text hints at a court, payments, and regulatory authority over telegraph operations, but specifics are unreadable.
Police Court and Wanted Helpers in Busy Era
Fragmented OCR notes show a police court mention Mindy Uiempene and Tisty Prake Popee amid drunkenness and faulty words. It also notes jobs for a cocky seamstress, washing, and tailoring work, with stray references to ice cream quality and turkey orders at Wiedemann’s and Eaton Hurlbut papers in Brighton.
Classified Fragments Offer Rentals Jobs and Lost Item
For rent or sale on monthly payment plans two four foot houses inquire at M A Gorrill law office. Wanted ladies to copy letters at home spare time good pay cash weekly reliable send stamps Zeck Co Morristown NY. Wanted all your electric wiring and gas fitting work prices as low as possible for good work Williams Terry Bell phone 1539. Lost pocketbook containing a sum of money reward leave at Journal office. For sale Red River seed potatoes second sized Red River stocky price 60 cents per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Gorrill
Zeck Co
Morristown
SN. Y
Williams & Terry
Bell Phone
Red River
Red and Blue at Harvard Yale football game day
Mass crowd gathers in Nov 2 conditions as Harvard and Yale prepare for the big football clash. Streets and campus decorations reflect the rivalry with Harvard banners and river-front scenes lining the stadium as tailbacks and linesmen take position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curbidee
Mass
Hyow'en Linevard
Yale
Cnllege
Harmt Thies
Harvard Aire
War debt paid by Kaihin in Japan embassy transfer
Kaihin handed a check to the Hessian embassy in Tokyo marking settlement of war debt. The payment covers the balance owed for maintenance related to the conflict, signaling a formal end to the financial obligation. The event underscores ongoing postwar reparations and international financial settlements with Russia as a participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Kaihin
New 2
Russia
Vipat
Rubissy
Japan
Lawrence Buss Forfeited After Forfeit Declared Today
The report notes a forfeit with Lawrence Buss named among participants. Ton is referenced as the party forfeiting, with the event occurring today. Details are sparse due to OCR fragments, but the outcome is a forfeit and the involved names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Bailey’s Condition Remains Unchanged, Report Says
Mr. Bailey’s medical status is unchanged over the past twenty four hours as updates from the hospital indicate no perceptible change in his condition. George Bailey is noted among those receiving care, with no additional details released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bailey
Real Estate Transfers From Lawrence Area
Real estate transfers recorded in Lawrence Kansas involve Julia E Moore and 5 A Moore selling west half of lots 1 and 20 Kentucky Street to J W Slaw for 1700 dollars. Frank M McFarland and wife transfer Lot 74 Ohio St to Eliza A Spalding and husband Walt Spalding for 1400 dollars. Eliza A Spalding and husband transfer Lot 2 Block 3 Lawrences First Add to W E Spalding for 1200 dollars. Eben Baldwin and wife transfer Lot 7 Block 9 Missouri St to R J Eastman for 2600 dollars. M Hannah Doyle widow of Albuquerque New Mexico sells Lot 76 R T St to August Ilsekbarth for 100 dollars. Ernest H May single of Lawrence sells Lots 51 2 and 43 Fraziers Subdivision part of Add No 4 North Lawrence to Mary J Arthur for 150 dollars.
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Julia E. Moore
A. Moore
Atchison, Kans
J. W. Slaw
Kentucky Street
Lawronee
Kansas
Frank M. McFarland
Lawrence
Eliza A. Spalding
Walt Ti. Spalding
Ohio St
W. E. Spalding
Lane
Eben Baldwin
Douglas Eounty
R. J. Eastman
Missouri St. Lawrance Kanna
M. Hannah Doyle
Albuquerque
New Mexico
August Ilsekbarth
R. T. St
Ernest H- May
Mary J. Arthur
Fraziers Subdivision
North Lawrences
Roosevelt asks cabinet to curb federal employee activity
President Roosevelt sent a letter to cabinet members urging federal office holders to avoid actions aimed at promoting his renomination. The letter’s exact contents were not released, but it states such conduct would be an act of official impropriety and discourtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Wax Man Arrested In Altoona Bankruptcy Probe
J F C Moeler, head of the wax refinery firm Moeler at Altoona, arrested on suspicion of fraudulent bankruptcy practices after the firm failed for 2 million dollars on November 21. The item also notes local Thanksgiving shopping prompts and promotions at Dunmire Ericksen Boyles.
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Namburg
J. F. C. Moeljer
Altoona
Town calls for mayor to appoint fair commission
The paper urges the mayor to appoint a disinterested commission to settle a ongoing dispute between post office and courthouse teams. It condemns biased reports and seeks an official truth to end the damaging bragging and halt the conflict.
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Court House
Financial Resolution Declares Panic A Failure
At a regular post meeting local veterans discussed the financial question. They resolved that the attempt to cause a financial panic has failed and urged people to continue business as usual on Wall Street. Signed by S. Huff, Post Commander, and d. E. Walker, Adjutant. Baldwin Republican. Hand hammered copper at Gustafson's. Black Baal Cigars will salt you, 6c. qt Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton-Harlbut
Boughton's
Mass. Street
Wall Street
S. Huff
D. E. Walker
Baldwin Republican
Christmas photo sittings at Lawrence Studio urged
Military brushes at Gustafson's and C L Leecher back from Chicago are noted. Advertisements urge early Christmas photo sittings at the Lawrence Studio 734 Mass. Street with Aristo light, no dark days. Raymond's sells Gillette's razors and Razac blades. Palace of Sweets touts pure, delicious confections. Wiedemann's turkeys available for Thanksgiving. Bee Wanamaker and Brown's advertise coats and suits. The Bell-Metcalf Implement Co. offers wagon burr replacement. 923 Mass. St features Hollingbery & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Raymond’s. Gillette
Palace of
Bee Wanamaker and Brown
Mass. St
Bracelets at Gustafson's and gas light ad in town
Local notice markets bracelets at Gustafson's selling a superior inverted gas light. Conklin advertises from 834 Mass street inviting inquiries. A request seeks the owner of a wagon burr found in the area.
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Conklin
Mass. Street
Incubator baby in Topeka draws Lawrence benefit
A theater in Lawrence plans a Tuesday benefit for the incubator baby spending months in Topeka while courts decide custody. Proceeds will go to Mrs. Charlotte Bleakley, the mother fighting to keep the child. The note mentions handmade handkerchiefs and other items from local merchants.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Charlotte Bleakley
Topeka State Journal
Kansas City Post Writer Shoots Amusement Chief in Office
Richard C. Horne editor at the Kansas City Post shot O. D. Woodward theater manager and president of the Woodward Amusement Company in Willis Wood’s private office. Groves, the managing editor, was wounded in the hip as he attempted to flee. Woodward is in critical condition with multiple chest wounds.
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Kansas City
Richard C. Horne
Kansas City Post
O. D. Woodward
Willis-Wood
The
Post Publishing Company
H. J. Groves
Siove
Woodward
Woodward “Amusement Company
Omaha
Groves
Old
Kansas City Times
Post
Fiiler Groves
Horne
Croves
Mr. Groves
Brown at Y M C A opens new pastor speaks Sunday
Rev C C Brown popular Baptist pastor will speak Sunday afternoon at the Y M C A. His topic will be Cress He was educated at Ottawa University state Baptist college and a seminary in Boston. A large audience is expected with special music by Mrs W C Simons singing contralto and a men’s chorus.
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F. C. Marvin
South Mass Street
T He Parish Aid Society
Dingman
Rebekahs
J. Q.ho
J.J. Russell
Ashry Sparks
Sparks
Tennessee Street
A. D. Weaver
Weaver
Manily
Knights
EL. Charlem
Frank Gee
Vermont Street
Gertrude Clevenger
Topeka
Clevenger
Gertmde
Topekas Ars
Tom Tunphrey
Jones
Erma
Lois Me- Culla
Clarinda
Iowa
Yong Men
Beta Theta Ri
South Tenessee Street
Kelly
Kansas City
Clyde Miller
Osa City
Carl Humphrey
Elreno
Oklahoma
Arthur Dew
Roy Pierce
Oyd Griggs
Labines and Porter
Kansas“City
Gladys
Scott
Gladys Rig
C. C. Brown
The
Baptist
Ehurch
Cress
Mr. Brown
Our
On State
Ottawa University
State Baptist
W. C. Simons
Senus
Nose and Foot May Meet In State House Turmoil
A Perry County communication to Chief Eaton warns of Fauntroy a state house janitor said to be dangerous and to blame him for recent threats. The chief will likely refer the card to the governor who reportedly has no authority over the janitors. A janitor warns Oscar Swayze to stay out of it or risk harm.
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Tated Lawrence
Eaton
Fauntroy
Negro State House
Fanntroy
Law and Order League
State House
Oscar Swayze
Swayze
Topeka State Journal
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New York
Booth
Ohio
Shearer
Fur Sale
Miss Craven
Myre
Shearer Beth
J. B. Shearer
Mays. Street
China
Shimmons
Straffon
Baker Boy
Vijul Mbi Hall
Lawreces Transfer Co
Masonic I
Twe U
Gieorge A. Hunt
Thomas Warley
WLM
Nema Phipps
YU Ulity Street
Bell 1230
Wiedemar
Ericksen
Dick Bros
Bradley Way
Basdley
Carlisle
Gustafson’s
Grain and Provisions
Egge
Ladies of the Missionary . Society of the Congregational Church
Kansas State Grange
Zzealing
Mayer
Mehul
Western Union
Eufion
Tess Nike Corporation
Aluimus
F. P. Sargent UL
Washington, Tr
Genersk
Braitt
Levon
Wieidemiaun 'S
Tailer
Gus
Shultz
Brighton’s
Wiedemann’s
Mr. Bailey
Wax Man
Dunmire
Boyles
Gustafson
C. L. Leecher
Burr
L. S. Steele
Massachusetts &T
Pearlesa Cafe
Peerleas Cafe
Black Seal Cigar
Edee's Economy Store
Sarah B. Carrothers
American School of Osteopathy
A. T. Stil. Offes
Opataira
Pierson
Black Bear
Young's
Byron Jones
Neville's Corner
Dnd
J. M Neville
Watkins National Bank
Burplues
Ja. B. Weetras
C.& Hil
B. Watkins
Sit
Tocker
W. Hasan
J. Houss
Bitchett IC Moore
State Bank
Tneweerey View
E. J. Hilkey
S. W. R. Brudte
Natal
T. J. Sweeney
Iger, Hilkey
Lawrence, Kansas
Hosford Investment
Marchants National Bank Bulding
Lawrence, Ban
Woodward & Co.'s
Jaedickes
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