Classified lines and ads from Central Literary Bureau notice
A jumble of notices and ads from a newspaper page includes offers to write political speeches and memorial orations, room rentals, sales of house, horse, rifle, cow, and an assortment of contact details. Also features job inquiry, and service requests from Odica Fraternal Aid Building. The clutter lists addresses, phone numbers, and random sales items.
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Dept
Central Literary Bureau
Harrison, Kansas City
Ballot contest at Lawrence National Bank for piano prizes
Contestants in a local ballot race must vote at the Lawrence National Bank where ballot boxes are kept under committee supervision until the Saturday 4 PM cutoff. Voters write the contestant name on blanks, enclose subscription details and funds, cash checks first, and deposit into the correct box for the two piano prizes. The final tally combines bank ballots with paper reports to determine winners and prizes are awarded immediately after the count.
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Lawrence National Bank
Iady
Fie Ans Binegant
Ghadly
Kewo
Ats Y. Tn
Post Admits It Was Deceived And Other Notes
Topeka reports the Saturday Evening Post retracts a sensational Alaska wheat claim after Kansas official F D Coburn labels it a fake. Separate items note injunction blocking new 20 cent fare law enforcement, railroads’ inter state traffic rates, and a presidential campaign event. Also mentions Wright’s return from inspection and Mrs Marshall Field’s wedding in London.
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St. Paul
Vandeventer
United States
St. Louis
Marshall Field
London
Marshall Ada
Ohio
Sity Field, Jr
Edger Drummond
Aaron S. Watkin
DAYHOFF TO FACE CHARGES IN KANSAS CASE
Former Kansas state education chief L L Dayhoff surrendered in Topeka after traveling from Kansas City to answer a criminal treason charge brought by Mrs Ella G Barton. He waived preliminary hearing, bond set at 500, posted by Frank Grimes.
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Topeka
L L. Dayhow
Kansas
Kansas City
Ella G. Barton
Frank Grimes
Not Delay in Trickett Case Opens Kansas City Probe
Topeka Sept 3 There will be no delay in the Trickett case investigation despite the governor and attorney general being out of state Assistant Attorney General Charles Shukers will lead the probe in Kansas City and report back It may take several days to gather and compile records Trickett welcomes scrutiny and will make all office records available The Wyandotte County prosecutor Flaggar may dismiss the case but questions the AG authority The investigation aims to uncover illegal fees and instructions to the attorney general from Governor Hoch.
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Saturday Evening Post
Topeka
F. D. Coburn
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Coburn
Shakers
Topeke
Kansas City
Kana
Jackson
C. W. Trickett
Hoch
Charles Shukers
John Dawson
Harmony Committee
Miboring
FORAKER IN LINE Will Open Campaign in Kansas
Toledo Ohio September 3 That Taft and Foraker are politically united is both public admission and a political sensation in Ohio. A dinner hosted by Charles L. Lewis included Senator Foraker General Henry C. Corbin Representative J Warren Keifer and James Hoyt. Foraker was invited to stay for GALR parade review and Linen Republican club reception. He was contacted by national committee chair Hitchcock and asked to open the Kansas campaign.
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Kansas
Toledo
Taft
Foraker
Ohio
Charles L. Lewis
Judge Taft
Middle Bass Island Club
Senator Foraker
Henry C. Corbin
J. Warren Keifer
James Hoyt
Cleveland
GALR
Republican Club
Chicago
Hitchcock
National Committee
Foraker Denies Peace Pact With Taft Roosevelt Policy Shift
Cincinnati dispatch reports Senator Foraker issued a sweeping denial to the Associated Press of Toledo Times claims that he and Taft had an agreement for peace and that Roosevelt had adopted Bryan policies. He said there was no such agreement or private talk and that public remarks were misrepresented.
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Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Times
Foraker
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryan
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Toledo ‘Times
tAs
Associated Press
Judge Taft
Those Who Will Take the Stump for Judge Taft
Chicago dispatch lists national figures who will campaign for Taft and Sherman with arrivals around October 1. Beveridge Borah Shaw and perhaps Garfield set for Sept 13, Fairbanks and Cannon to address outside their states from Oct 1, plus Foraker LaFolletta Knox and Governor Hughes starting then. Harmony committee to report on promoting educational harmony and avoiding duplication.
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Taft
Chicago
Sherman
Beveridge and
Borah
Leslie ML Shaw
Garfield
Fairbanks
Cannon
Foraker, LaFolletta
Knox
Hughes
Mrs. Frances Carruth Dies in Lawrence Prominent State Figure
Lawrence mourns Frances Schlegel Carruth wife of Professor W H Carruth a leading figure in Kansas academia and suffrage circles She died at 1342 Louisiana street after visiting Madison Wisconsin Her funeral will be private The University community loses a trusted modern languages expert and longtime Friends In Council member who supported university town and state welfare.
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James Stevens
Baldwin
L. A. Adams
Denver
Carl
Kansas City
W. Adams
New York
Hargis
Omar Ables
Stanley Meyers
Fort Scott
Alice Morgan
Spokane
Washington
F. S. Hester
Genevieve Woods
M. A
Salt Lake City
Utah
Alice Hopkins
Lansing
W. Laming
Whitasd
Tom Sweeney
Cromwell Tuckers
J. D. Bowergock
Michigan
Quantrain
Sam Halderman
Clinton
Ian Fisher
Marion
Alva Welch
Flo Allerdyce
Audrey Tolman
Fred Woods
Little
Muskogee
Sara
Julia Helmen
Duc
St. Louis
Josephine O'Reilly
Topeka
Edgar Frink
Helen Wells
Grace ,Mann
Abe Phillips
Winfield Scott
Texas
HH. L. Chambers
Lecompton
Tennessee Street
Sadie Dorsey
Wamego
Milo Argubright
Ada Gilmore
W. W. Filkin
Evadoe Laptad
Winfield
W. H. Zwick
Oklahoma City
Jessie Zuttermeister
Florence
Dora Robb Young
Brookfield
A. T. Winehelk
Guy’ Winchell
Oklo
Lawrence
Blanche Rinehart
Morrill
Kans
Olga Barteldes
Elsa
Armine Barteldes
Scranton Park
Col
Frances Sehlegel Carruth
W. H. Carruth
Louisiana Street
Girls’ High
University of Kansas
William I. Carruth
Constance
E. McCullum
Madison
Wis
Cambridge
Mass
Carruth
Kansas
Middle West
Club
Women of
Sunday Closing Fights Prompt Parsons Business Pledge
The Parsons W C T U clashed with Sunday theaters when Mrs. J L McCreery resigned as president and was replaced by Mrs. Zada Parks. Her husband faces arrest threats over Sunday labor laws tied to horse work. Businessmen were urged to endorse keeping theaters closed on Sundays and most signed.
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WW. C.T. U
J. L. McCreery
IY C.T. G
McCreery
Zada Parks
Parsons
Recognition of Mulai Hafid by Britain in time
London reports the British government is refraining from immediate recognition of Mulai Hafid but plans to do so in due course. German Moroccan trade suffers from ongoing disorder as Hafid and his governors ignore German protection rights. France has sent a seasoned Algerian agent to Mulai Hafid’s court to safeguard French interests.
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London
Nusai Hafid
Morocco
Mulai Hafid
France
Debs Starts Socialist Campaign Tour by Rail to Omaha
Kansas City dispatch notes socialist presidential candidate Eugene V. Debs and party depart on the Red Special for Omaha with planned stops at Leavenworth and St. Joseph. The group aims for a 6 40 arrival to speak at a major meeting, with Debs weighing a Birmingham stop for the coal strike.
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Kansas City
Eugene V. Debs
Omaha
Leavenworth
St. Joseph
Debs
Birmingham
Ala
Death of Aeronaut Charles Jones at Maine Fair
Retired soldier Charles L Oliver Jones, famed Hammondsport aeronaut, plummeted 500 feet to his death before 23 000 spectators at the Central Maine fair grounds. Flames erupted from the gas bag as the dirigible descended, witnesses rushed to aid him but he died about an hour and a half later. The incident prompted safety scrutiny and temporary extensions on pickle sales deadlines in Kansas. Separately Brigadier General Calvin DeWitt, retired, died at 86. The Standard Oil antitrust case resumed in New York with hearings to continue for about a month.
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St. Waterville
Maine Fairgrounds
Charles
Oliver Jones
Hammondsport
Mia
Jones
Child
Crumbine
Sev
Aigo Pes Nadema Hecanali
Calvin DeWitt
Hame
Rockefeller offspring election short term senate race announced
The report outlines political maneuvering for a short term senate seat. Rockefeller is identified as a noble offspring with an election set for September 9. Democratic supporters and progressives respond amid a 72 to 29 vote, following a commission by Dr. Aaron K. Lewis.
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Muulti-Miliionsire Des Souines
Iowa
House
Lambert-De- Albany
John D.mar
Rockefeller
Aaron K. Lewis
Pea
Two Killed in Ottawa Valley Railway Crash
Two persons died and several were injured when an electric car on the Selinuis Valley railway struck a carriage carrying Walter Snell and companions. The 12 year old daughter and 8 year old son of Mr and Mrs Snell perished. Fatally injured include Mrs Mamie Townsend and daughter 15, and Mr and Mrs Snell. The crash happened six miles from Ollawa.
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Ottawa
Beisons
Here
Selinuis Valley Railway
Walter Snell
Supervons
Snell
Mia Townsend
Ollawa
Mey 063 7 mis 2 Chicags Makes Chip Wheat
Fragmented OCR reads like a newspaper brief with mixed names and partial dates. The readable bits reference Mey and Chicago related terms, along with a note about wheat or a chip. Details are unclear. no fully identifiable event or outcome emerges.
Navigation Is Closed on Ohio River From Pittsburgh to Cincinnati
Gallopolis OhioSept 3 Navigation on the Ohio river is today closed between Pittsburg Gallopolis and Cincinnati for the first time in five years. The river is the lowest it has been for twenty years. Matiese Cross Olive Oil at Raymonds all the new high grade post cards are found at Boughtans 1025 Mass Green Gage Tea Vanilla Tea Creams Chocolate Ice Cream the taste tails at Wieddemsens.
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Gallopolis
Ohio
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Boughtan 'S
Mass
Wieddemsen's
Hornsby property on West Warren street goes on market
The Hornsby property on West Warren street, a single-lot offering in the block, is now for sale. Also offered is a splendid eight room modern house near the University on favorable terms with 33000 financing. Call Alfred Whitman & Co for details at Room 6 F A Building.
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Hornsby
Warren Street
University
Alfred Whitman & CO
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