Stubbs Speech Targets Labor Reform at Topeka Meeting
Lawrence man W. R. Stubbs spoke to about 2 000 at the Asbor gathering in Topeka urging a square deal for every man and interest. He praised organized labor yet criticized graft and lazy workers while advocating an eight hour day for mothers and cautioning against harming railroads or other interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
W. R. Stubbs
Asbor
Topeka
Mr. Stubbs
Benn
Kansas
City Council Faces Three Electric Line Franchise Debates
The council meets in special session to decide among three electric line franchises. Lamings and Suttons push for their side while Rawlings and Stawlings interests watch closely. F B Shirley of Kansas Tractions seeks to study a proposed line but has not requested a franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laming
Sutton
Stawlings
Jim Tyson
Rawlings
Jim
Rawlins
F. B. Shirley
Kansas Tractions
Shirley
Peaches Cheaper Than Growers Sell At University Market
Cheaper peaches are sold at the University Meat Market by Eliot and Johns at 1023 Mass St offering meat at all prices with one grade, the best. Also notice of cw souvenir spoons being fed weekly at Ed Parsons and update that Dr. G A Hamman has returned from Chicago and resumes practice.
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Eliot & Johns
Mass
Ed Parsons
G. A. Hamman
Chicago
Artistic Photography at Thompson Studio on Mass Street
The Thompson Studio formerly Shane Studio at 613 Mass Street offers prompt careful photography services. It claims to be the oldest established studio in the city with Bell phone 614 and home 876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Studio
Shane Studio
Mass. Street
Bell
Byron Jones Sanitary Market Inspection at 830 Mass
A three point inspection targets Byron Jones meat market at 830 Mass focusing on sanitation. The notice prohibits ice slop and dirt. asserts only good meat and proper keeping. Contact numbers listed as home 84 and Bell 86 for details.
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Byron Jones
Bell
Baldwin Fire Affects Ledger Office and Post Office
In Baldwin a severe blaze damaged the Ledger building, with editor Markham among the heaviest losses due to insufficient insurance. The post office, owned by John Moorehead, plans immediate rebuilding. Postmaster Markham will run a temporary office in the Methodist church basement as arrangements are made. Sales and supply support arrive from Ottawa and Lawrence, while the Ledger will publish temporarily from the Baldwin Republican office. Markham begins a subscription list and aims to reassemble a new outfit.
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Baldwin
Markham
The
Ledger
John Moorehead
Waring
Ottawa
Lawrence
Baldwin Republican
Ottawa Herald
Fairfax Hotel Hosts Record Luncheon and Supper Crowd
The Fairfax proudly reports a crowd of over one hundred guests at Monday luncheons and suppers, with praise for management, service, and cooking. Knights and Ladies of Security hold a ball with ornate table decorations and an annual officers’ election follows. Ainsworth Spofford noted. memory of a librarian’s deft cataloging praised by McCormick and Gendell. Lawrence Man remembered as a public-spirited pioneer who helped Bremer county grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax
The
Mrs. Hornaday
Ainsworth Spofford
Ainsworth i. Spofford
Congress
Powas
Washinton
Grant
Richard McCormick
Lerman Gendell
Indian Affairs
White House
Spullard
McCormick
Casino Stock Company Opens at People's Summer Theater
The Casino Stock Company opened last night with The Wall Street Broker to a crowded house. Miss Georgiana Eddings starred as reading woman, and Tobie Stark led the vaudeville between acts. Tonight features The Wall Street Broker again, with Married Life on Wednesday. Also noted is the Kansas Y M A convention in Topeka today and tomorrow. Gas mantles and globes advertised at F W Fein's.
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Casino
People’s Summer Theater
Wall Street
Georgiana Eddings
Tobie Stark
Senki
Farewell for Nesbits as they move to Denver
About fifty relatives and friends gather at Mr. T. F. Pine’s home for a farewell reception for Clara and Robert Nesbit, who depart for Denver today. The evening features visiting, games, ice cream and cake, and well wishes for their new home.
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Clara
Robert Nesbit
T. F. Pine
Byers Art Shop Offers Free Two Week Art Lessons
Free two week art needle work lessons at Byers Art Shop 903 Mass describe X Ray Post Cards showing bones in fingers and other novelties. F J Boyles 725 Mass St Meno promotes ice cream flavors and related products with phone contact for orders. Raymond's spices and extracts recommended for preserving fruit and winter treats.
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Byers Art Shop
F. J. Boyles
Mass
No Quorum Delays School Board Meeting
The board of education failed to convene last night due to no quorum. Officials expect a meeting to be held this evening to address agenda items.
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Board of Education
Visitors and travels noted around Topeka and Kansas City
A stream of notices lists residents and visitors from Topeka Kansas City Wichita Coffeyville and Perry. Names include Art Gray Wren Stein Frances Brown Tom Veatch Ray Heston Theo Alford Morris Friedman Fred Taggart Lola Bailey L. M. Spray Julia North Ruth Jackson Nellie Spencer and others as they visit study or move between cities and towns. Mrs Pine begins teaching duties at Haskell Institute this morning.
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Art Gray
Topeka
Wren Stein
Kansas City
Frances Brown
Tom Veatch
Ray Heston
Wichits
Sehoul
Theo, Alford
Coffeyville
Morris Friedman
Fred Taggart
L. M. Spray
Lola Bailey
Sanborn
Los Angeles
Cal
Perry
N. McCarty
No. 5
School House
Own
Amarette Weaver
Sas City
Julia North
Lawrence
J.C. Rumbelt
Jefe
San Diego
Ruth Jackson
Coylais
Frank Thompson
New York City
Sol Marks
Frank McCormick
Burlingame
Amy Farnington
Figenbaum
Nebraska
Winfield Ferguson
Hugh Fisher
Kansas Lawyer
Helen Phipps
Washburn
Lawrence Butler
Daley
Mr. Butler
Lucy Culp
iCity
Mary Forsythe
T. N. Hanson
van Estendei Satay
Canada
Diertrude Beil
Weatero Kansas
al. Menger Ieft
el Rene
Okla
Nora Barricklaw
Baliwie
Charlene Smith
Nellie Spencer
Lula Katherman
Will Martin
Martipasa
Santa Fe
Dick Zimmerman
Kansas
Wm. Zimmerman
Lena Lord
Brinton Woodward
Aubry Baum
Laclede
H. J. Green
Ethel Lindncr
Linwood
Ada Winters
Gerace Winters
Florence Phillip
A. L. Jacobs
Tucksville
Mise
J. E. Jewett
Colorado
R. QO. McGee
Richard
St. Joe
C.D Hoxie
Anna Stanley
George Bowman
Emma Pine
Haskell Institute
Unclear OCR fragment on teachers and education policy
Fragmentary text mentions teachers and governance, with references to a mayor, professor Wool, and agriculture themes. The legibility is too poor to extract coherent events, names, dates, or outcomes beyond scattered mentions of civic figures and education topics.
Woman Taken Sick On The Pale In Lawrence
A distressed woman described as in a serious state was found near Leavenworth and taken to hospital after warning others of a trucker prowling the area. Police and probate officials were involved as names including Henry Johnson Christine Swenson and Charles Gunther appear in notices.
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Hingh
Henry Johnson
Leevenworth
Christine Swenson
Af Lawresss
Charles Gunther
Eeu Josephine Michols
Lawrence
Fragmented OCR Summary Entry
A partial OCR fragment discusses numbers and names in a garbled line. It references months, ages, and measurements but lacks coherent context or clear events. The text appears to mix personal names with numeric data amid unclear phrases.
Fragmented OCR notes hint at 19th century site survey and figures
The readable text references names like Lawrence, Seneca, Parsons and Burnt, with scattered mentions of years, sites, and items such as iron, metals, and a score of related terms. The passage resembles an old archive fragment listing people and places without coherent narrative.
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Stubbs Tales
Oxford
Hansas
Weather Report
Daily Weather Report
Bnow
Lawrence Agency
Boughton’s
University Meat Market
Augusta Flinium
Ohio Street
Jaedion E
Olson Bros
Gea
Bell Phone
Moving
New Hampshire Street
Knights and Ladies of Security
Council
Asany
Cnsuanry Perm
Dent
Sarah Potter
Ernest Greys
Mre
Trelate
M. Grown
Sveretiry
Eric Owens
Muerhoffer
Mos
Shausinger
Henry Ryer
Sentinel
Marshall
Carrie Charlton
Trust
Red Blissner
A. Porter
Wiese
Urs
KE. Laslett
Gifford
Auderson
Phillips and Iudolph
W. V. Lucas
Waverly
Iowa
Bremer
Tlun
P. Walling
Frederika Township
A. MO
Kansas Y. M .A
F. W. Fein’s
IW Society
W. E. Hazen
Eva Butler
Sewing Club
Yester
Lucia Iverby
Miss Zerby
Katherine Drake
W. O. Drake
A McGitines
Slater
Mead Club
Bertha Kilworth
Choir of the Christian Church
Paul
Paulina Ingels
Max Wilhelmi
Henelis Marie
William Underhill Moore
Trinity Cbarch
Madison Sreet
Madison
Wis
East Odd Fellows Hall
Taylorad
Saab Mit
Xote
Meno
Sorman & Co
Wiedemann
P. F. Remington
Raymond
Hoadley
Innes, Bullene
Hackman
Xese, Ene
Stevenson
Starkweather
Mstico Aptes Teachers
Sal
Godesius
Pordrio Diag, Jr
Os Gheauy
Wool
Mater
Fermerty
Agrimutiri
Tae
Lestenwersh
Caitencein
Tammy
House
Osee
Hrewtiwa
Home Book CO
Meyer
Ss Poetics
Seataer
Metal
Winek Sealagers
Bereeets
Ba Parsons
Moon
Fred J. Buyien
Maes
Neville
Deeirabie Chen
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