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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1906
Page
3
Fragmented OCR style piece attacks Governor Hoeh and political allies. Mentions Ella Burton and various names, implying a contested campaign and accusations of improper influence. Lacks clear dates or fully readable facts but references political pressure and party lines in Kansas.
A garbled item notes a derailed plan for meetings tied to a tariff book issue and references a state board under scrutiny. Governor Hoch is urged to compare characters related to a poet book with a referenced Conaness figure as part of the discussion.
A trimmed and garbled OCR note describes a veteran returning home, possibly from service in a southern region, with reference to a road or lane and a hospital or memorial setting. The readable fragments indicate a local story about a person’s homecoming and related civic sentiments.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a courtroom matter involving religious texts, noting ridicule of the Bible. The readable fragment lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes, but indicates a legal or defamatory concern around a biblical subject in court.
A fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled note on prohibition era politics with references to Liberty and a council or committee. The readable bits suggest a discussion of prohibition enforcement and public sentiment but lack clear names or dates for precise attribution.
Fragmented OCR text discusses party lines and leadership, mentioning Democrats and signals of internal conflict. The passage is garbled, making it difficult to identify clear names, dates, or concrete events.
A fragmented OCR item cites payments per mile in Nebraska at 82.53 dollars and Missouri at 108.08 dollars, noting higher tax costs compared to neighbors. It references Harris supporting a combine against the producers and mentions the beef trust and Denver, with scattered names and abbreviations amid unclear text.
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