02 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1912
Page
1
Fragmentary dispatches describe mobilizations in the Balkans with Turkey and neighboring fronts. Reports claim millions may mobilize, with fears of escalation and possible combat near Servian frontier as regional powers prepare for renewed clashes and strategic maneuvers.
Miss Emma Lehman sues over injuries alleged in August 1911 after a coaster accident at Woodbound Park. The case names Lawrence Coaster Company and others, seeking fourteen thousand dollars in damages.
Fragmentary text describes a season finale at Sew Park with team actions and personnel mentioned. The readable lines hint at a game between teams on a field with spectators and local officials, but many names and specifics are obscured in the damaged OCR.
The article notes a state library meeting with AG She and Misselvis on attendance. Corbett Parses Successful Operation and a former partner from a past project is involved. The piece mentions dates, locations, and the need for turnout and discussion of library plans.
Fragmented text shows a Democratic rally outline with mentions of a new speaker candidate Williams Missie Hewtts, committee roles, legal notices, and civic gatherings. The garbled OCR references tense planning around a slate, meetings, and public notices in a political context.
Fragmented report describes an American rancher killed amid rebel action. The text mentions a supposed American vice-consul and scarce details about the incident, with references to federal troops in pursuit and unclear dates, locations, and names.
A fragmented notice discusses a college event with scattered letters and garbled phrases. It references ballots, voters, and a chaotic day, mentioning students and a ceremonial hat-throw in unclear terms. The readable bits suggest a contested election or student gathering with uncertain details.
The Lawrence Aero Club organizes its annual reunion with L. Beachy as guest of honor and plans to attend exhibitions in a bid to revive support for early aviation boosters. The event recalls the 1910 effort to aid Bud Mars and celebrates local aviation enthusiasts and related activities.
The article cites Sisen and Dixon detailing contributions to fundraisers and campaigns, alleging large sums spent by New York financiers on Harmon charges. It mentions Roosevelt, Tate, Davis, and various figures linked to the Underwood fund and Republican committees. The text references investigations directed at Roosevelt and lists names such as Charlee, A. Muccey, and Chester.
Funeral tomorrow for Frank D Faxon of Kansas City with burial at Oak ath Cemetery. A special train from Quintis Mill will bring the remains to Lawrence for the service. A short service at the church will be conducted by Pastor W. He will pay tribute to the deceased with pallbearers from the Young Men’s Club and local workers. The procession will include friends and neighbors, with many expected to attend and mourn.
A garbled September summary notes an opening heat followed by a cold spell. It cites Bathed in warmth early and a freeze as month closed, with mean temperatures near the average but October-like fluctuations. The piece references university data, professors, and a student body, amid weather contrasts.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Nevada miners and pay issues with unclear names and dates. The readable bits mention Miners and payment questions, suggesting workplace dispute or wage holdup. No specific dates, roles, or outcomes are legible.
A fragmentary item notes two new professors joining Yale and a local college after years abroad. It mentions a physicist with prior work at distant posts, plus references to a laboratory, an orchestra performance, and a secretary. The readable text hints at campus activities, events, and staff changes with names and affiliations obscured.
A historical notice describes forming a Welfare Society in Lawrence to improve social and moral conditions. The group plans weeklong meetings, a public charter, and cooperation with city officials to enforce ordinances, educate youth, and elevate entertainments and amusements to wholesome standards.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a violent incident involving a Black person and a white mob. It mentions a transfer to a penitentiary, a reported injury, and ongoing violence fears. The text is garbled with unclear names and details but preserves a mention of punishment and public reaction.
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