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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1916
Page
4
City election focus on water plant purchase stance
Voters should consider that city water plant development hinges on officials favorable to purchase by the city. Supporting Commissioner Holyfield is presented as the path to this outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyfield
French surgeons study steel helmet effect on head wounds
French surgeons report that since steel helmets were issued, head wound cases sent to hospitals have more than doubled. The finding does not imply helmets are especially effective as targets but suggests fewer men are killed by head wounds due to helmet wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rat Min
Henry Allen pivots from politics to religion
Henry Allen, once active in politics four years ago and planning a religious career, published an article in Collier's praising Kansas prohibitory law. This week he is announced as the bacccalau?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Allens
Collier's
Kansas
KU Hosts Speaker in June On Religion and Politics
The University of Kansas will host a speaker in June addressing the theory that oil ties and religions can be combined. The discussion notes that such an admixture of religion might do politics a lot of good and reflects a widely agreed view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reate
University of Kansas
Massachusett's Street Lights On New White Way Debut
During Dress Up week Lawrence showcased two additional blocks on Massachusetts Street lit by the new White Way. The tree lighted blocks last night offered a preview of the future look for Massachusetts Street, sparking thoughts on how the town managed before the White Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Massachusett’s
Massachusetts Street
Commissioner Tidyfield Seeks Reappointment Amid City Debates
Public officials adjust to duties with time and effort. After two years in office Commissioner Tidyfield has proven competent and knowledgeable about department details. Voters weigh whether to keep the incumbent or elevate a newcomer who lacks experience and would require training at city expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidyfield
Eliy
Lawrence Adopts Water Softening Plant Plans
Citizens of Lawrence read letters from cities with softening and filtration plants praising the results. The budget includes plant installation and the advisory ballot will decide. An affirmative vote promises better water and favorable publicity for the town and its families.
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Lawrence
Teo
Lawrence S
Unclear Columbus Massacre Report Sent Back for Revision
Subdued discussion in arm circles about Col Slocum's massacre report. The report has been returned to the war department for revision. One Columbus dispatch notes there was not a commissioned officer among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arm Girles
Slocum
Columbus
War Department
Surprise at Columbus as Villa raiders approach
An officer in the cavalry camp reported orders to defend Columbus as Villa raiders reached the area. The city’s garrison, guarding the international boundary five miles south, delayed before resuming resistance. Villa did not take that route, leaving Columbus puzzled by an avoidable surprise.
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Villa
Columbus
Helping the Town Grow with Water Bonds Vote
An advisory ballot in Lawrence advocates issuing water bonds to fund plant improvements. Supporters say city ownership and credit will speed upgrades to water service, ending private-ownership shortcomings and attracting new residents. Voters are urged to back bonds for a bigger, better Lawrence and greater local conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Tnmedizite
The Right Not to Laugh and Individual Humor
In Harper's Magazine April issue, Burees Johnson argues that fear of social judgment shapes humor. He claims people resist public ridicule by overanalyzing jokes, fearing accusations of lacking a sense of humor more than misjudging a laugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burees Johnson
Harper's Magazine
Our Greatest Enemy Sugar Threat in 19th Century Note
A Wichita Eagle editorial claims sugar as America’s main danger to vigor and discipline. It contrasts Civil War era thrift and steady citizenship with modern excess, citing rising per capita sugar intake from 15 pounds in 1865 to 58 pounds in 1900 and the U S consuming about 21 percent of the world’s sugar while population grows. It urges tightening the sugar bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
United States
America
Wichita Eagle
Farm Bureau scores big savings for Kansas in hog cholera fight
State experts in Manhattan praise eleven county farm bureaus for saving Kansas 104000 in 115 by their efforts against hog cholera. The note highlights the organization’s role in disease control and farmer support, reflecting a proud Franklin era achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
State of
Kansas
Franklin
Charles Purel Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Douglas County
Charles Purel announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Douglas County subject to Republican primaries. The declaration states intent to run in the party’s preliminary race and asserts pursuit of the office under party rules. The text emphasizes the preparedness to campaign within the Republican framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougas Ganty
Douglas County
Charles Purel
Candidacy notices for county and district offices in 1916 primary
Local notices announce Republican primaries in August 1916 for county attorney clerk of district court and county clerk positions. Candidates include Wilson Riling Stewart Gregory Moss Brune and Searle Elwee, with notes on cholera impact and farm bureau funding sources.
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Lama
Tate
Be Wilson
Gregory
Chas. FE. Moss
Farm bureaus save large sums across counties
The Ottawa Herald notes eleven farm bureaus saved $104,000 across eleven counties last season, illustrating the value of agricultural support programs for farmers. The report highlights sustained savings and outreach efforts as evidence of benefit to the farming community.
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Ottawa Herald
The Nation Faces Need for 20 000 Regulars for Mexico War
The article notes Congress voted to add 20 000 regulars to meet possible fighting on the Mexican frontier. Recruiting yields 100 qualified daily after 400 apply daily, meaning nearly a year to fill the quota. It argues national guardsmen will form part of the force, as the regulars alone cannot suffice. The piece laments the delay and the harsh conditions of potential campaigns.
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Congress
Rio Grande
Buti
Avittle
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Villistas
Carranzistas
Obrevonistas
Zaymtistas
Istas
Mexico to learn truths Cleveland Leader notes
The Cleveland Leader editorial hints Mexico will discover realities it currently finds hard to grasp, suggesting a shift in understanding or perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Cleveland
Bonds Paid Off by Kansas Cities and Counties in 1916
Since January 1, 1916, Kansas cities have matured and paid 455402.43 in bonds held by school funds. Over the last eight months 62516.72 was paid. in the past year 800400.52 in bonds were retired by the school fund commission. Counties like Shawnee Sedgwick Greenwood and Butler paid substantial sums, with totals listed and three counties Wallace Nearney Hodgeman failing to retire bonds. The smallest payment cited was 200 by Yaskell county.
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Topeka
Kans
Schoor
Kansas Cities
Nccor
Arditch
W. E.davis
State of
Kansas
Shawnee
School Fund Commission
Sedgwick
Greenwood
Kingman
Butler
Allen
Wyandotte
Wallace
Nearney
Hodgeman
School
School, Fund. Commission
Yaskell County
Fast Howtle
Kansas City Plant Visit by Young Women Group
A group of young women toured Kansas City this morning visiting the Armour Packing plant the National Biscuit Company factory and the kitchen of the Baltimore hotel as part of a domestic science program at the University.
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Kansas City
Atvanceline Downing
University
Armour Packine
National Biscuit
Ballimore
Hunting Trouble Becomes Favored Sport Among Some
A brief editorial notes that hunting trouble has become a favored pastime for a notable subset of people. It contrasts this habit with more constructive pursuits and hints at social concerns about rivalry and risk. The piece emphasizes the human trait of seeking challenge and the potential consequences.
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