Lawrence Landmark Donnelly House Torn Down for New Homes
Old Donnelly home, a landmark dating to the Quantrel Raid era, is being torn down in Lawrence to make way for five new houses. The stone structure will be reused in the new buildings while the rest is cleared amid safety concerns and a push for modernization.
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Lawrence
Hhode Island
Quinty Street
Medeon
Donnelly
Lawrenee
Antes
Ibn Mixswini
Mos Donnelly
Ganesh Eiek
Tore
Rome
Rapilly
Ponte
Nelly
Pruaelly
Rosetta
Cracked with drugs barricades respond to police fire
A man high on drugs barricaded himself and attacked passersby in Lanisville. Police and civilians fired on him. a policeman was fatally wounded and several others were injured. The suspect later surrendered after a lengthy standoff and renewed gunfire.
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Lanisville
Returns to K. Us With Rare Fossil Specimens
Teo Martin of the Paleontel Papartuenis arrives fromwestern Kansas with a cache of rare specimens. A nearly complete enechodus and a large Tigh tabbed specimen among others mark the find. City Council to meet tonight to discuss paving and street work.
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Martin
K. Us
Teo Martin
Theil Fielly
Kansas
Cotmcil
Dais
Reunion of Twentieth Nansat Pohunterr Infantry at Taek Iens zag
Members of the Twentieth Nansat Pohunterr Infantry held a reunion with a casual informal program. Capt. win Belawoid of Ottaw was elected president and Clad Hamitton of Tupe led the gathering. Veterans shared tales and reminiscences from the Philippine era, stressing the value of shared memories over formal speeches.
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Nansat Pohunterr Infantry
Nisat
Taek Iens
Win Belawoid
Ottaw
Cima
Hamitton
Tupe
Robber Located After Years in Disguises and Crashes
A decades long chase ends as two criminals known for crime use deaf and dumb disguises and a fake religious guise. Adams and Stacey, linked to a Canadian bank job, are captured after a string of robberies. A landlady and witnesses describe disguises and forged letters used to mislead investigators. Detectives credit persistence and a break that traced Stacey to Indiana.
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Su Dais
Chase
Relheay
Westmint B.C
Sittle Adams
Jeunette Isitthe
Piwardsville
Ole Adaans
Walter Staueay
Cone
Torn
Liemenint Bien
Pelewmia
Stacey
Dueah
Pelo Officitis
Geo
Indiana
Plunder Camp Rebels Raid Camp of American Contractor
Rebels raided a contractor's camp at Willian during a payroll theft estimated around 14 900. The assailants, linked to the Mextega North western Railway, damaged equipment and commissary supplies. One American worker was reportedly assaulted as details of the raid emerged amid requests for federal action on troop transport.
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Awarez
Sept
Willian
Mextega Northwestern Railway
Avanerican
Sera
Aber
Maderiy
United States
First Ticket Announced by Local Representatives
Junior ticket eaters and political field on the hill compete as the slate names Datla gon for Pepys OM Wadilef for Vice Wrea4 Fronted Panel for Secrets i 2 Marks for Treasurer Charles Strickland and Falston dar Pring Managers. The reunion ticket is proposed as politing lowily and several games are being held this week with slates to be announced soon.
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Eari
Ustar
Aest Eau
Datlagon
Pepys OM Wadilef
New York Republicans Nominate Governor on Third Ballot
At the New York State Republican convention held in New York City on September 21, the governor was nominated on the third ballot amid party unity and a decisive showing by state delegates.*
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New York
Baratomt
New York City
New Yok
Douglas County Fair Draws Record Crowd For Auto Day
A large audience attended Douglas County Day at the fair with an auto parade and races drawing heavy interest. The program included displays of country products, school drawing, and awards for poultry with Lawrence and Topeka entries earning top prizes.
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Pbouskis
Lleese
Wabdhunk Park
Hpatteemoyd
Gary
Ome
Douglas Coats
Douglis County
Kansas
Tharsins
Ati
Pie Atter
Cobh
Mets
Textile workers quit strike over imprisonment of activists
Textile workers walk out in Lawrence Mississippi in protest of Joseph Etter and Arthur Giovannitti imprisonment. Industrial Workers of the World leaders urged restraint while many mills shut down. 4000 workers at Woolen Company and Paville Cotton Mills left plants as police deployed to the strike district amid scattered clashes.
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Lawrence
Joseph Etter
Arthur Giovannitti
Bu Restill
Seth
Ager
William DL
Orks Er
Erter
Giovannitin
Amertbers
Paville Colton
Warrensborough Normals Host Event with Athletic Officials
Fragmented OCR summary describes Warrensborough Normals and Hamilton Baker City athletic authorities planning a concerted event or meeting. Mentions of individuals ADR adddew, a renowned athletic official, and Phe Tims with promising prospects for a winter season. Notes on dates and opponents are garbled but indicate preparations for October activities and a site on Warrensborough tris wear.
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Dwdre Vathive
Hamilton
Baker Chive
Warrenshors
Ile Methodists
sPrag
Warrensburs
Gil Areds
Alina Marler
Investigation program details from the Wagottin campaign
An OCR damaged text outlines an investigation program tied to a campaign, naming figures such as Charles H L Ted Vaart and Roosevelt era associates. It mentions US private and national figures, dates in October, and references to a Pharriman Med and the Roosevelt coalition, with partial names like Witton Fisaai Pitts and Elen Hooker.
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Wagottin
Phalienna
Ormsby
Charles HL
Ted Vaart
Nat Centier
Ore National Coren Peabody, Ecamsel
Tevethull
Death of Old Settler Near Baldwin
An obituary notes the death of a longtime resident near Baldwin after a long residence there. The widow Mrs. Tiddwin is mentioned, along with family ties and distant kin in Kansas and Missouri. The notice refers to October departures and a funeral plan in Springfield Missouri.
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Elaine Ether
Fife
Heer
Sosterdas Hevcipes Avien Mia
Atei
Divas Tiddwin
Dardorg
Ian Sas
Theo
Nurenies 1
Baldwin
Siu
Badwai ” I
Geld
Cain
Motor Polo Game on Fall Schedule Revealed
The article explains a new sport event featuring Ross King and Carl Evang as founders. A polo style game at Woodhind Park is planned for November with teams from multiple cities, promising a brisk, eventful showcase and fan interest as players adapt to an unfamiliar format.
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Ross King
Carl Evang
Uta Polo
Woalhind Park
Tin
Femse of
Vandéroia
Eae
Amertion
Nowenher
Ta Kanes
Detroit
Chignee
Philadelpilin
Amd Athes
Pola
Skakalommaide
Don Imdl
Miles
Fiat
Quiet After Riot In Augusta Street Car Strike
Reports state Augusta street cars were tied up after a strike on September 27. Authorities say the riot ended with no serious injuries and a busier downtown as talks continued. The streetcar operator and workers union signaled a possible settlement, but further trouble was feared if the traction company fails to respond.
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Augusta
Airdeta
Svaipathiger
Celebrates 10th Birthday in New York Area
The article notes a 10th birthday celebration in New York area with references to families and local figures. It mentions Walter Rankin and a Princeton engineer on the Board of Works in Newark, highlighting a community gathering and aging relatives. The tone reflects a local memorial of a lifespace.
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Hans
Aguine Des
Ares Tre
Walter Rankin
Prinéetony
Gine Boos
Nankin
Board of Works
Newark
Des Moines at Vera Gruz Hingien
Sept 27 report notes Tyreas Jsleites arriving at Veras Cin with Tampien and Gibree Ny Lek Uo. The scene focuses on the quiet aftermath and evolving sumafieg counts, with no further details.
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Des Moines
Vera Gruz Hingien
Tyreas Jsleites
Veras Cin
Woman Thrown From Buggy After Nighttime Accident
A woman named Mrs Majors was reportedly thrown from a buggy near the corner of Worat and Vermont as a driver lost control. The incident scene and condition were described but details remain unclear.
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Bugsy
Majors
Worat
Vermont
Unscrupulous Literature Distribution Reported in City
Irwin received a letter from J. M. Kivare thanking him for information and suggestions. Letter notes express companies had been instructed to forward the literature to William Alten White in Emporia. The incident involved Rev. WLIL Irwie and Progressive headquarters in New York, with large express packages and literature sent toward Lawrence and other locations.
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Wlil Irwie
Progressive
New York
Parkave
Aghieh
Town
Lawrence
Lawrence and Petitied Head.iarters
Suerestine
Willian Alten White
Si Emporia
Mere Irwin
J. M. Kivare
Lin
Cie Express
Mr. Waite
Tolo Republican Rally at Lecompton to Feature Bristow
A Republican rally is planned in Lecompton on Wednesday evening October 2 under the auspices of the county central committee. Senator J L Bristow of Salina will be principal speaker with J L Bendy of Lawrence BF Don Carlos of Lawrence and Matt Edmonds of McLouth assisting. The meeting aims to boost the campaign with locals invited to Pleasant Grove for the gathering.
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Lecompion Aon
J. LJ Bristow
Salina
J L. Bendy
Lawrence, BF
Don Carlos
Lawrence
Matt ‘Edmonds
McLouth
Domels Coanis Repiblican Central Committee
Sristiowts
Putesdart
Doula
Finery and court chatter thread through New York scene
Fragmented notes describe Frances Hollenden a Baltic convent pupil and a bail dispute in Chicago, with stray mentions of theater subjects, youth programs, and public curiosity. The garbled text hints at court proceedings, bail, and local notices alongside disparate remarks on culture and learning.
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New York
Bern Stiit Eri
Protecting State From Impure Drugs and Local Inspections
Preparations to guard public health include a plan to curb impure medicines with inspections statewide. Samples will be sent to the university for analysis. Stores will face on site testing and medicines found impure will be taken off sale. Two men, James and Amit, were electrocuted in an Eastern Kentucky town after a fatal assault last year, highlighting violent crime in the region.
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Una Frank &. Howland
Mellyville
James
Chi Amit
Kentucky
Chancellor predicts big year at K U
Chancellor Dolde, re-elected, praises university strength and financial plan while urging loyalty to the institution. He notes athletics and academics must both serve the university and state, calling for continued support and prudent budgeting amid debates on appropriations.
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K. U
Univer Ty Rimicsralns
Bryan
Chanevdlor
Che Athletic
Voltece
Vuivety Stud
Professty Euell
Cuelee Masse
Branke
Victor
Tous
Seetin
Reopen Case Question Sparks Republican Ticket Debate
Fragmentary report from Washington notes the question of reopening a cantest in the Taft era. The piece mentions attorneys, Supreme Court transcripts, county clerks, and alleged maneuvers by Roosevelt supporters aimed at boosting Republican power and a federal purchase dispute involving iron interests.
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hWashtteton
Taft Cleeijn
Wen
Supreme Court
Brenwist
Koosexeli
Meiter
Roosevelt
United States Ark Corporation
Ten- Wl Iron Company
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