26 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1906
Page
1
A mixed local page notes a rash of varied items from crime to culture including a confession of robbery, theatre notices, weather, health stats, and business ads. It mentions Jane Kennark's street performance, a sacred concert at Trinity church, Edison phonographs, and a charitable civic event. Also reports typhoid and diphtheria rates, municipal bonds, and a Masonic hall banquet with social notes.
An old fragment advertises orange ice and houseware at Wiedemane's with mentions of low prices, furniture, and various goods. It notes education and profession ideas, shipping oysters, and mentions Victor talking machines and Stravon's Drug Store.
Gray, former Hawker, argues against repeal and defends strict Prohibition policy. He cites temperance history and economic concern, urging continued enforcement and public morality in the era.
The article describes a chaotic scene with political agitation at Leavenworth and nearby towns. It reports on Gray and other figures involved in prohibitionist rhetoric, alleged plots, and public disorder. It notes a court case and a resignation or removal of a local leader amid tensions. It mentions a prison sentence for a revolt and a municipal concern over loyalty and citizenship.
A damaged Kansas City Journal piece describes Wood Barker representing the Standard Oil company before lawmakers. It hints at ongoing political intrigue and public interest, with references to Speaker Stubus and persistent pressure on figures tied to the Standard.
The Lawrence Journal notes a disturbance in Salina with property damage along Main Street near Nacional Bank. A wagon maneuver caused damage, and a Saturday football game ended with Salina High School losing 1 to the visitors in a tense match.
Fragmented notes describe a bustling University gathering with plans for a fifth annual party, furniture sales, and a charity drive. References include local businesses, a theater license issue, and various ads for furniture, refrigeration, and meat markets. The text also mentions attendance for a concert and hints at holiday preparations and shopping.
Aggie Myers fronts the Kangas in a high profile city murder case as Reed Prem Supreme Court involvement stalls the proceedings. The article notes tensions between local authorities and the defense while details remain limited.
Lawrence and area residents are listed visiting, traveling, and hosting events. Guests include Lutretta Hart, Mary Arckles, Maud Watson, Miss Margaret Hammond, Frank Ardell, and many others visiting Kansas City, Ottawa, and St Louis. Club meetings, dances, and university events feature prominent locals and students with notices of receptions and Thanksgiving gatherings.
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