Republicans discuss Ike era Nixon or Herter as running mate
In a year of shifting GOP plans, Stassen questions Ike's ticket. Sources indicate Eisenhower favored Nixon. Herter could be renominated as Nixon's running mate, with August convention positioning and White House stance unsure. Polls cited show narrow support for Herter against Nixon's lead.
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Massachusetts
A Herter
Léonard W. Hall
Herter
Nixon
Stassen
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Pearson
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Niron
Dase
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Coloni Mares
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Vector Theatre
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Rendstone
Ernie Kovacs Burns
Allied
Dotty Mack
Ernie Kovacs
Big Town Orient
Weather
Spiad
Hitchcock
Kansas court allows courtroom photography breakthrough
Judge Clark approves limited photography in Pratt court marking a milestone for Kansas journalism. The decision cites modern cameras and fast film enabling natural light shots without disrupting decorum while editors push broader access to courtroom imagery under cautious guidelines.
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Kansas
Jim. Cornish
Pratt “Telbune
Cornish
Fragmentary crime note on gun violence and speculation
A garbled report discusses a shooting and comments on firearms. It mentions youths, a known loaded gun, reactions from people, and unclear details about a friend planning to go somewhere. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
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Ahl
We Turn to Political Opinions in the Midwest
A reader explains that voters will choose according to personal conviction, not a single leader. He cites Truman and Harriman as examples, arguing that in the Midwest, people vote their own way regardless of what leading figures endorse.
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Harry Truman
Harriman
Midwest
Sam T
Baty
Crane
Women's Society
Ch Church
Jis
Weather Bureau
Elge
Elvis
Prestey
Christ
Weing
Fragmented public discourse on politics and church life
A rambling 1920s column mixes crime trial framing with religious and civic topics. It cites a murder verdict, political party contrasts, clerical preaching style, and aging sermons, then shifts to guidance for public speaking and parish life, referencing local church concerns and Ottawa civic notes.
White Rapahannock Wheat Shows Strong Local Yield
A local report notes that a wheat known as White Rapahannock, grown on the Topping farm near Pomona, yields about twenty bushels per acre with a four thousand bushel crop anticipated. Farmers also presented fine specimens from near Ottawa as proof of high quality suitable for flour.
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Kangas
Forest
Ottawa
Illinois
Liberal To Have Airline Service
A three year service plan authorizes Central Airlines to expand routes from Amarillo to Borger Liberal Denver Oklahoma City Colorado Springs and Lamar. The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled the July 13 crash at Smoky Hill Base was not a fault of the carrier and allowed new service after investigation. Four crewmen died in the crash and the decision enables Liberal to gain first airline service from Liberal to Fort Worth and Denver with connections through Oklahoma City.
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Salina
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First Airlines
Ing
Smoky Hill Air Central Airlines
Fort Worth
Force Base
Tex
Aronautias
Afr
Wast
Jon
CAB
Central
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Amarillo
Borger
Oklay
Liberal
Denver
Oklahoma City
Colorado’ Springs
Lamar
Cole
Guymon
Enid
Okla
Taberal
Janitor in Cheyenne Dumped Ballots. Coroner Reports Fatal Door Incident
In Cheyenne Wyoming a janitor allegedly dumped about 78 absentee ballots into a trash pile after an error was discovered by Clerk Lester Gopp. Coroner Sam Smith confirmed a box car worker Braden was crushed when heavy doors, weighing around 100 pounds each, fell during inside work, causing a fatal chest injury.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Amigle
Lester Gopp
Genteg
Sam’ Smith
Brahms
Gald
Braden
Reading room and church services across multiple churches
The text lists numerous church activities and schedules including Sunday school times, morning worship at various churches, youth meetings, prayer gatherings, and evening services. It notes pastors and locations such as Church of The Nazarenes, Cedar area churches, First Methodist, North Baptist, Faith Lutheran, and Union services, with assorted times and events through midweek.
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Carsten Mickery
EK. Andrews
Poplar
Win. Baltey
Dunday School
Church of the Naserene
Kevanth
J. Rissell Bouts
Txieen
Werle
Wayne Caldwell
Aris
B. Cedar
Mineet
Worden
Bérmon
Firet
Methodist
Union Survices
Cookfield
Ottawa University
Baptist
End
Jesus
Faith Lutheran
Ota
Lao W. Léennda
Charles P. Knight
Bermon
Bervicn
Cocke Fiaid
Lovuit Episcopal
Jons
B. Bwelgart
Hoy Moeias Fats
Aestas
Church the Brethren
Gare Meese
Bundey
Union
Cock Field
Prayerful plea on faith and courage in Hebrews text
Fragmentary religious meditation invokes the substance of things hoped for and evidence of things not seen. The plea seeks strength and courage to know truth, with a focus on prayer and faith in divine guidance.
Ottawa rain ends drought and farmers plow for bumper crop
Fitor, Herald describes a morning walk in Ottawa on August 17 with steady rain breaking the 1901 drought. Farmers celebrate as walking plows pull, preparing soil for a likely strong harvest. notes the 1907 crop as a bumper yield with prices around six dollars per bushel. Caleb Burne Osawatomie.
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Fitor
the Herald
Ottawa
Caleb Burne - Osawatomie
New and Renewal Subscribers Listed for Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald reports new and renewal subscribers including Baldwin E J Winter mantel Garnett Donald J Hem reck Harris Mike Mulcahey Rt 3 Ottawa De Wayne Lot green Rt4 Ottawa F C Drake Pomona Ray Reed and Foster Roberts Princeton Wood Burkdoll R M Price August Schon Harry Strough Richmond Alvin Hornberger James Kueser Wellsville Arthur J Jones Ralph Lidkey Walter Reney Williamsburg Charles Reed plus an item noting a hover ad about the Earth’s rotation at the equator followed by a drifting phrase.
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Ottawa Herald
Baldwin
E. J. Wintermantel
Garnett
Donald J. Hemreck
Harris
Mike Mulcahey
Ottawa de Wayne
Lotgreen
Ottawa
F.C
Richmond
Alvin Hornberger
James Kueser
Wellsville
Arthur J. Jones
Ralph Lidlkey
Walter Reney
Williamsburg
Charles Reed
Removals and Disconnections Listed in Credit Bureau Bulletin
Legals section catalogs removals and disconnections with numerous names and street addresses across Oak, Locust, Sycamore, Poplar, and nearby avenues. Individuals include Bennett F.R. Sr, J. W. Cowlin, C.M. Oyster, James Sycamore, Frank H., Kelley Thos, Lee E Osborn, Hoyle Runnells, Joe Bon Mia, Vivian Talbot, Jay Valentine, W. W Watts, Yeager Gipha, Shills F. A, and others associated with transfers to various streets in Evergreen, Topeka, Lincoln, and surrounding areas.
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Credit Bureau Bulletin
Bennett
F.R
College
Bayles
J. W
Cedar
Cowlin
Chas
Oak
Oyster
C.M
Evergreen
Colorado
Gorton
Walls Roy
Gilmore
Stanley
Vivian Talbot
Poplar
Valentine
Jay
Sycamore
Watts
W. W
Topeka
Yeager
Shills
Complex trust and property dispute in Grace M4 District Court
Fragmented OCR shows a long list of defendants and executors in a Kansas case in Grace M4 District Court. It references John D Perry Hugh J Jewett John B Deveraux and Trusts, partnerships, dormant corporations, and unknown heirs as parties to pleadings about land in Toews Company’s First Addition to Wil Marmisburg. The filing seeks determination of painiy and assignment of real estate interests amid a sequence of names and entities.
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Petted
Charles .J
de Thurook
Mead
Ita
Prince
Frencis M. Wrakes
John .Frekes
G. Frater
M. Pence
George 'T
B. Caborte
Weber
Mma Weber
Hodge
Lezra Long
Unkhows Belrs
Kansas
District Court of Grace
Toews Company
Wil
Marmisburg
Mill Worker Crushed to Death in Kansas Mill
A mill worker died when crushed yesterday at a Kansas mill. The blurred OCR lists numerous property transfers and legal notices, including notices of hearings, executors, and various lot sales in Wellsville and Pomona. The document also includes names like Ken Deeds, Virgil Beind, and C. W. Coffman, with references to estate actions and court dates.
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Credit Bureau Bulletin
Oon Letnar Fowler
Virgil “Bein
C. W. Coffman
Ferdinand M. Clark
Stinebaugh
Kenneth
Princeton
Orville Beaty
E. E. Stinebaugh
Jag
Milward
Ranton
Seymour's
Wellsville
Bank
Jacob Meyer
Wm. Callaghan
Keith
Ecst
Pomona
Geiger
Geo. Cooke
Sheldon
Adkinson
Richard
Fritts
Virgil
Helgi
Charl Lowsie
Main
Mona
Kas
Everett-Finch
Noel Soorbe
Torevar
Lloyd Shipps
Ron- Or
Nie Johnson
Mary
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Clarence Briles
Ney
Sey
Pearl Knight
Univ Add
Henry McFadden
Richard Guitt
Henry Hito
Thos,Johnson
Thos. Johnson
Henry Hill
Bs&t
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Robert Lice
Tote
Willard Atking
Claude ‘Overstreet
Atkinson
Arthur McGill
Willard
L. M. Chamberlain
Harry Keller
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