Meads Newark Plans Stir Political Speculation
Meads decline to stay with Jeffersonian Gazette sparks talk of his exit from the journal. Charles S. Fine of the Lawrence Journal may retire Saturday and join the Jeffersonian Gazette on Monday, to shape its Democratic line. Analysts debate how this reshuffles editorial power and impacts party balance in the state.
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Fifenn
Lawrence Journal
Hkh Jettarsonian-Gazette
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Minch Yestemay
Haip
Tatter
Jettersanlan-Gazette
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Barker
Lawrence
Investigate Coal Famine In Wink Of The Career Light Rookie
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an investigation into a coal famine connected with a rookie in a career light role. The text references the city ticket office and a railway line, with a street address at 25 Manas Avenue and names Beriutor TA A Harper and a party named Fymmizbee.
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Fimeowes
Beriutor
Harper Cranty
Defense Plea in Murder Trial of Wiarkowski Husband
Jury returns verdict in the case of Charles Janowsky charged with the murder of Mrs. Wiarkowski’s husband. Defense argues for mercy citing provocation and altered testimony. Court records show intent contested as prosecutors seek life imprisonment.
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Wiarkowski
Charles Janowsky
Janowsky
UG Mickowo
Whurkases
Sensational trial details in Fort Scott murder case
The Fort Scott jury hears testimonies in the Stoltzman murder trial. Witnesses describe the day after the murder, the victim Morrison Stoltzman, and items found with his body. The aged widow Mrs Morrison testifies as she recalls events and the couple's last night.
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Alais
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Topeka
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Leon
Starination
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Drfieume
Morrie
Not Yet Dead Measure Still Pending in the House
The article discusses a legislative battle over a measure in the United States House and Senate. It notes Governor Bailey would sign if passed, with strong backing in the House and mounting opposition in the Senate. The political toll includes possible amendments, shifts in support, and potential veto threats.
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Renate
Cyrene Levinm
Howe
Fim Pameie
Eureby
Alffcare
Batley Hee
Legislative sidelines and looming state tax actions discussed
Fourteen days into the legislative session, little progress has been made as bills on vacating state aid towns and other topics await action by the judiciary council. The assembly may rush budget plans while committee members complain of delays. Congress member Scott arrived to congratulate a Senate election winner, and debate shifts toward a possible tax bill and legal judgments affecting state finances.
Interest Keeps Up at North Bide Evangelistic Meeting
Crowds attend the North Bide Evangelistic meeting with Oliver as the preacher delivering a strong sermon from Saint Mark. The revival continues with continued interest, no church walls challenged, and plans for further work by Oliver in upcoming events.
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Ith
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Bebie
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Houripe
Lost voyage notice near South America in old report
In a dated maritime piece the record notes a birth or arrival event near Blaten Island at the northern edge of South America during a voyage. It mentions two crew members and a drink or tool remainder, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
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Letiden
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Nouthern
South America
Card of Thanks for Local Community Members and Neighbors
A brief card of thanks expresses gratitude to local residents and family members for support and assistance during a recent event. It mentions community figures and names in a concise toast to those who contributed, noting appreciation from multiple families.
Legal Action and Public Debates Shape State Policy
A fragmented report outlines proposed changes to election law and divorce procedures, with candidates seeking funding and lawmakers advancing bills. It discusses state purchase exhibitions budgets, potential appropriations, and a senate bill on agricultural organization governance. The piece cites figures for fairs and exhibits, and notes controversy over judicial ease of divorce.
J Hill Says Eve of Good Times Has Begun
Wall Street eyed a statement attributed to J Hill about prosperity returning in America. The interview purportedly quotes Hill denying a false bullish stance, arguing genuine opportunities for wealth remain scarce and that the era of good times has begun.
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Leiter at Taggart's. Chicago man eyes Indians resort
A Chicago wheat market operator, Joshua Letter, is described as a frequent guest at Taggart's hotel near French Springs. The report notes his lavish lifestyle, constant tailoring, and frequent influence on staff and guests, including his close associate from Mexico. The piece portrays Letter as a dapper, persistent figure whose entourage and behavior draw attention during a stay at the resort.
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Mexicoy
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Leiter
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Poole
Pistia
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Delier
Co operative scheme collapse blamed on leader and partners
The report details a Kansas venture led by Vrooman and Tom Doggett collapsing after mismanagement and internal clashes. It notes Hoffman and others skeptical, stores reverting to owners, and a shift to a cooperative dividend system funded by member purchases. Grain shipping talks and a Farmers Cooperative Grain and Livestock association meeting are also described with figures and plans.
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Council Chamber
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Vroomen Cooperative
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Vrooman
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Major Glenn Acquitted by Court Martial in Manila
Major Edwin F. Glenn of the Pioneer Infantry was acquitted by a court martial in Manila on the charge of killing prisoners of war. He was ordered to return to duty.
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Manila
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Pith Infantry
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