Lawrence High School Students Recite Amid Crowded Rooms
The item notes Lawrence Kansas fall 1920 edition with a notice about Lawrence high school students who recite in crowded classrooms, described as regular philosophers. No specific date besides 1920 is given, and the text references subscriptions and Associated Press credits.
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Chicago
A. R. Keator
Hertford
New York
Franklin P. Alcora
Mafbridge
Associated Press
Bureau of Circulations
Eriterea
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kagens
Ghee
Ibwuence
Kansas
Lawrence High School
Harding and Farmers in Campaign Speech Review
The article discusses candidate Cox touring areas with limited reception while Senator Harding’s Minneapolis state fair speech outlines agriculture and national policy. It emphasizes reform through constructive legislation, the need to keep farming as a major livelihood, and concerns about exploitation by other interests.
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Cox
Hardin
Minneapolis
United States
Harding
Italy Averts Calling Latest Quake a Fire Event
Italy shows desensitized response to earthquakes with no inclination to label the most recent event as a fire, reflecting how tremors are normalized in the region. Authorities and locals adapt to recurring seismic activity amid ongoing safety measures and public advisories.
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Italy
Campaign Booklets Spotlight Cox Drive Methods
The New York Sun analyzes Republican committee booklets used in the Cox campaign, criticizing their catch phrases and pushy tactics. It argues the uproar highlights voter fatigue with warlike fundraising and aggressive methods, while noting the Sun and Herald view the drive as a broader political tactic. Local color follows about a citizen with an airplane simulating escape at the Lawrence motor scene.
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New York Sun
Merald
Cox
Republican National Committee
Gaveenor Cox
New York Paper
Berlin
Sunnd’ Herald
Lawrence Totor
The Hand Workers Strife in Soviet Russia Seeps to Italy
A fragment notes a wider industrial upheaval as Italian metal workers seize factories in solidarity with Soviet Russia. The piece highlights worker adversity and factory seizures as a cross border labor action.
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Soviet
Russia
Sovietism's factory crisis linked to lack of skilled managers
William Allen White notes that Russian workers struggle to run factories without technically trained leaders. He argues the Soviet system degrades administration and head workers, risking collapse unless qualified managers are supplied. He quips about limousine parity for labor and capital, then observes Lawrence's shortage of limousines.
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Russia
Witness Testimony On Campaign Quota Balance In Cleveland
A witness testified the Republican campaign quota for Cleveland was set at 400000 dollars and that a campaign fund figure matched another name. The assertion links the fixed quota to a specific donor or raiser, suggesting a single campaign entity behind both figures.
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Cleveland
Fragmented Old Order Chaneeth remark captures confusion
A fragment from a local page shows a speaker asking why Tad is crying and recalling a past role as a hearten. The garbled text reflects OCR noise and unclear context about identity and duties.
Dairy Cows Promote Wealth and Land value in Saline County
An editorial from the Salina Union argues that dairy farming offers greater prosperity than grain crops. It notes that regions with big crops rarely adopt dairying unless forced, and cites Mulvaney condensingery as a lesson. The piece links dairy adoption to higher land prices and wealth, urging local farmers to invest in dairy cows for soil restoration and profitable farming.
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Salina
Mulvaney
United States
Tomrauni
Saline
Seett Tribune
Stabchord anniversary and diplomatic service milestone noted
Today marks the anniversary of the Stabchord celebration in California and the completion of fifty years in U S diplomatic service by the Second Assistant Secretary of State. The sixth convention of French-speaking medical men of North America opens in Quebec City as Senator Warren G Harding returns to Marion from Minnesota. Also noted is last summer dance at Woodland Park featuring piano saxophone and drums.
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California
Torly
United State Diplomatic Service
Medica Men of
North America
Qubec
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Minnesota
Woodland Park
Fragmented notice from Missouri associated press item
An incoherent, scanned OCR fragment from a Missouri area report mentions Saint Joseph and Berkeley streets, a United Presbyterian context, local merchants, and references to a county mill project. The text is partial with unclear dates and missing names, offering few concrete facts beyond local place names and vague civic topics.
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Joseph
Berkeley
Cocks Jie
Lawrence notices confirm street improvements five miles east
Twenty five years ago in Lawrence a public notice lists street improvement work and ordinances. It mentions the paving and guard rails for Dyed Estland street from Hancock to Warren, plus a riverfront route from Hinene to Obiestent. The item names local officials and specifies lanes and boundaries affected.
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Lawrence
Pesalniiors
Dennial
FANA
Counel
Estland Street
Toy Hancock
New York Street
Winthrap
Warren
Ypshire Street
Lees Ty Adame
Unclear text fragment on anniversaries and officials
Fragmentary OCR text referencing anniversaries in Hyfre city and mentions of officials, House of Lords, and Cadillac. No coherent event or full names available.
Outbursts of Everett True at Our House Last Summer
Everett True exhibits loud outbursts during a visit to our house last summer. The scene includes disruptive behavior and a notably deep sleep following the event.
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Everett True
Reuter Pipe Organ completion and shipping delays
The Reuter Pipe Organ company is finishing its project since establishing the new factory. An organ will be shipped to Little Rock, Arkansas, later this week for installation in a church in the fall. Preparations have run into delays, making timely oiling and final assembly uncertain.
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Reuter Pipe Orgen Company
Orsons
County Fair Offers Patent Entertainment Attracts Crowd
The article notes a carnival company presented for Lawrence Geerys and the community during the county fair. It mentions Chinsote Elpetric midweek plans and a featured program, with events closing on Friday. The piece reflects local entertainment options for fairgoers and names attendees and organizers.
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Mrsyvy Thessen
Jfveterber
Bel
The
Porker People
Verhat
Carnival Company
Wees
Lawrence Geerys
Chinsote Elpetric Intes
Lawrence Wire
Unclear text fragment from Manhattan paper detours
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a University committee, a failure to work, and references to a person named Vie dine and a place Wareville. Details are obscured, with multiple garbled terms and missing context preventing a clear event or outcome.
Talav's Berthdays in a Savannah Motion Picture Set
A fragment describes a Savannah motion picture set featuring a well-known local figure in a Methodist context. The text mentions a 23 year old, various shops, and a sense of eventful, possibly promotional, activity surrounding a birthday moment.
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Vuiseapal
President Wilson on League of Nations in Minneapolis and St Paul
A year ago Carder of Relehit lived in Ne. Wilson spoke on the League of Nations at Minneapolis and St Paul. German housing shortages forced rationing and empty rooms were used without occupant consent. Alligator pear described as containing nutrition fat similar to ordinary cream, sometimes up to twenty percent.
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Carder
Wilson
League of Nations
Minneapolis J
St. Paul
Reviews Survey by Dean Walker on Teans and Markets
A fragmented report by Dean Walker discusses the emotional impact of recent market shifts, referencing Ty Warren and the United States market. It notes concern over oats, tariffs, and consumer costs while highlighting reactions from Ladson and regional farmers.
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Ty Warren
Ieee
Oklahoma
Kansas
Fragmented OCR summary of a Hawaiian news item
An unreadable OCR fragment references a Hawaiian topic with mentions of people and places, plus a veiled account of a trading or power event. The readable portions hint at a historical context but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes to define a concrete incident or story.
Bony Tate Vey Gms Ant Ait Macc Wastin Choe Drow
Fragmentary lines show team initials and players in a puzzling sports note. Names suggesting matchups or statistics appear with unclear context and dates. Further readable details are needed to determine events, teams, and outcomes for a proper summary.
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Bony Tate
No sign of weakening Landru in Paris trial
Paris September 9 1920 Merri Landru nicknamed Bluebeard faces a long gruelling examination as police pursue the case of eleven missing women whom he had promised marriage. The judge notes the defendant’s iron will and insists the trial will run long while authorities continue to press the case amid heavy public interest.
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Paris
Merri Landru
Ronin
Iver
Landru
Bluebeard
Gate
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