Lawrence Kansas News 1912 Campaign Commentary
A fragmented 1912 political column from Lawrence Kansas discusses Roosevelt versus Taft, party caucus issues, and a pension bill vote. It references Jake Stahl and local campaign dynamics, urging voters to back measures aligned with the district and criticizing caucus-driven legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Be Tee Gee Totes
Roosevelt
Congress
Jeate Targart
Targart
Tagegart
Juziskttion
Tigeart
Taggart
Paola
Kaneas
Cane Eses
Raise Chickens to Meet Beef Pork and Mutton Prices
A Wichita Beacon summary notes high prices for beef pork and mutton boost poultry farming. The Scottish Board of Agriculture plans poultry stations nationwide and collaboration with Glasgow Edinburgh and Aberdeen colleges to boost pure breed fowl production and distribution. The piece forecasts higher county poultry output in Sedewick and surrounding southwest regions as poultry prices stay strong amid meat scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beottish ‘Board of Agriculture
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Aberdeen
Sedewick
Wichita
Notable Cannon Joe Wood Hailed For Baseball Speed
The New York San declares Joe Wood, famed beyond the civilized world, can outthrow a baseball faster than any ace can launch an armor-piercing shell. It lauds his talent, noting O'Brien and Collins as unable to match his pace, while expressing mixed envy and admiration for the prominent pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estop
Joe Wood
O'Brien
Collins
Joe Wot
Wood
McGraw
Corps Aly
New York
San
Tugwart challenges Taft stance amid party split
In a combative address Tugwart accuses the Bull Moose rival and the Kansas City Star of backing Taft while denying any endorsement. He insists the campaign runs on its own terms, rejecting outside progressive influence as the election nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Tugwart
Taft
Taggart. Turther
Kansas City Star
Stary
Public Sale At Schhneider Farm Near Endora
Public sale lists livestock and farm equipment including horses, mules, cows and heifers, a Jersey herd, calves, bindings, cider press, work harness, reels, hens, straw, and farm implements. Owner Dissinger. sale overseen by THOMAS & WILSON with clerk George Lyttholz. Location described as one and a half miles east of Endora and half a mile south, on Wednesday, Oct 30.
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Babi Dale
Sehneider
Ulus
Endora
Rush Trials This Week In Mass Prototype Murder Case
Boston district attorney Atwill plans to rush the prosecution of Joseph Betton Arthur Giovannitti and Joseph Yarns IWW members on trial for the alleged murder of Amme Lopizzo during the Lawrence textile strike. Court reconvenes with more Commonwealth witnesses to be disposed of quickly. Counsel for the prisoners says documentary evidence shows Ettor and Giovannitti advised against violence and sought to prevent disturbances and bloodshed.
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Coutsel
Pratt Kansas State Fish Hatchery to Open October 29 1912
A large new fish hatchery at Pratt Kansas will be dedicated October 29 with Governor Stubbs presiding. The project promises vast ponds, a daybreak water release, and a complete system to supply brood stock to Kansas streams. Officials emphasize education on fish culture and the hatchery’s role in restoring fish populations and providing fresh fish for Kansas households.
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Pratt
Kansas
Orby
Stubby
Hatthery
Stevemine
W. 2. Stubbs
State University
State Fish Hatchery
Tunis
Shark Attack on Fishing Grounds Arouses Fearful Tales
Oct 21 report from Mirlig waters recounts a sloop Tripoli crew facing voracious sharks devouring lines hooks and gear. Giuseppe Lusennardi fights a shark to free his foot then uses an iron digger and dirk knife to kill the animal after lifting the dead fish aboard. He claims the shark’s appetite was insatiable and wonders what fed its hunger.
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Evtuu
Giuseppe Lusenard
Tripoli
VY Wharf
Lusenard
Lusunardi
Lusenardi
Lusenanl
Ouserardi
Aie Klube
Tero
Gould
Je Lisenardi
Lunse
Aelion
Lusenardio
Uncle Walt and Baseball in a Poet's Lament
The piece reflects on the season ending and spring arriving as Uncle Walt Mason muses on baseball, not missing chores or disbanding the game, praising players and the sport while lampooning the broader world in a rhythmic, humorous voice. The fictionally rustic narrator contemplates pitchers, catchers, and the season's renewal.
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Sale
Tibker
Atp
Ale
Austin
Foston
Giants
Dobbin
Dre
Forest of Baseball
Née “Delathy
Sandi Shears
Walt Mason
Fragmentary quote on sharks and digestion from Lisenardi
A partial transcription cites Lisenardi suggesting sharks stay hungry because prey is quickly digested and assimilated. The excerpt notes a boot entering a shark's stomach and vanishing within minutes, illustrating a vivid, if incomplete, account.
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Lisenardi
Lissenardi
America's oldest coed re-enrolls at Wisconsin beyond eighty
Amy D Winship aged 81 of Rhine Wisconsin returns to the University of Wisconsin as a student for her fourth year describing study as pleasure and mental exercise She attended Ohio State for two years prior to Wisconsin and is treated with respect by students while sharing memories of education and public life in Illinois and Ohio and associations with notable figures.
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Kansas
Tts
Lewis. Lindsay. Dyche
State Fish and Game Widen
Madison
Wis
America
University of Wisconsin
Amy D. Winship
Rhine
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Olf
J. J. Lievis
Girloz and Botanica
University
Parker Wooster
Hacine
Tis
Winship
J. J. Davis
Hlo Winship
Springfield
Alli 1Noix
Colonel Davis
Ulm
He Addams
Jane Addams
Nwil House
Yaris
Shi
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed for Women
Message to Working Women asserts all women face common physical challenges and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the trusted remedy for female ills, urging belief in its efficacy across social roles and occupations.
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Elnureh
Lydia el- Pinkham
Roosevelt Club Organizes at Ottawa University
Students at Ottawa University form the U Roosevelt Club to campaign for T Roosevelt. Dan Ke Gott elected president Ernest Shideler secretary George Peterson treasurer. Club affiliated with Federation of Calles Progressive Leagues. Progressives split from the past group and plan a strong campaign with founder buttons.
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Ottawa University
T. B.ottawa
Wan
Roosevelt
Progressive Political Club
Ottawas University
Dan Ke. Gott
Ottawa
Ernnest Shideler
Brewster
George Peterson
Jamestown
United States
Progressives
Schrank Insane, Experts Say Col Roosevelt Attacker Mad
Alienists and police say John Schrank, the man who shot Colonel Roosevelt, shows weak-minded, stubborn traits and possible delusion. Notes describe his heavy features and set mouth as indicating determination tempered by mental weakness and susceptibility to suggestion.
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St. Louis
John Schrank
Col. Roosevelt
C. H. Hughes
Schrank
Roosevelt
Violeat
Abi Depot
Hugties
S Fipke
John. Shea
Bertillion
Sebrank
oShea
Chef Allender
Morris Halloran
Sia
Keitillion Toei
Muadman
Bertillion Loon
Elias Hoagland
Hoagland
Schranks
Tin
Portraits of Schrank’s Mind How Face Shapes Crime Views
Police and experts analyze the Schrank case linking facial expressions to alleged murder intent against Colonel Roosevelt. Witnesses describe a weak, cold, and calculating feature set suggesting a disturbed mind rather than clear motive.
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