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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
4
The passage references President Wilson praising progressive ideas while opposing some. It notes a debate over free wool, mentions Kansas politics including Ingalls and a potential Senate run, and comments on recognizing China. It also recalls early Lawrence streetcar operations and a new spring mechanism improving car guidance.
The old tale says Quio once stood as the vnto state above walls. A flood at Ren Obsio lifts memories of a decade past, suggesting the world remains full of unknowns and shifts.
Ed Sample of Osborne campaigns for Congress in the Sixth District. The writer praises him as a capable, energetic man with a record of good work and strong ties to Lawrence, including his local education and a Lawrence woman who inspires him.
John S. Gilmore of the Fredonia Citizen was a lifelong historian and publisher who guided the paper for forty years. He bridged old settlers and newer arrivals, knowing the history of each, and earned a reputation as a good man and fair fighter who did much good in the world.
The article argues that Mt Pelee's Martinique eruption signaled broader global unrest. It suggests the world has remained unsettled and that the catastrophe marked the start of ongoing disturbance.
A spirited discussion argues for stronger horse registration rules to safeguard colt breeding. Proponents claim regulation is fair and necessary while critics warn against excessive burdens on owners and breeding interests.
The article argues for expanding diplomatic postings beyond wealthy individuals to include capable men of moderate means. It notes public suspicion of bias in the current system, cites Wichita city election dynamics with a Socialist candidate, and lauds Governor Mann of Virginia for decisive action ending a reprieve attempt before the Allen murders were executed.
The speaker credits J Morgan as a reassurance rather than a menace, noting his closeness to deals and belief in progress. He is compared to Harriman, described as the world’s greatest financier whose methods, while bad, were not as bad as others. Morgan created special privileges yet remained patriotic and influential, with beneficial impact on his era.
The Manhattan Mercury criticizes the Journal-World saying it misrepresents progressives and that one bad actor should not derail a movement. It argues the publication should not condemn collective effort for the faults of a few and cautions against judging Christianity by its adherents.
Describes the Kaw River flood of 1903 in North Lawrence and Topeka, noting how houses were replaced or relocated after the waters rose and receded. A Topeka meat market reportedly settled on Bridge Street near the former blacksmith shop site, with the market described as a better structure.
A 1913 satirical piece targets Woodrow Wilson and Redfield with playful criticism of whiskers politics and cabinet hair. The quip-riddled verse references public figures and mockery of policy and appearance in a dated editorial style.
The OCR reads a note praising cheerfulness and civic conduct. It mentions a Manhattan firm delivery wagon near Topeka market and fence signs from Ellsworth to Smoky Hill. It extols laughter over medicine and urges smiling, avoiding complaint, and showing kindness to others.
The recent election proves the claim of no representation for the north side under the commission form false as Griffits won a seat on the board of education. The author argues fairness guides the commission, ensuring help reaches all parts of town.
The board election brought General Metealtae Professor Hunter and Mr Griffitts to the board. The community notes their fitness and fairness in representing different sides and predicts harmonious work for the school.
The article endorses Bond as a man of average means who has expanded his platform since the election His main plank remains a square deal for every interest He supports an early water solution public ownership of water and consolidation of two telephone firms under proper restrictions He aims to protect public interests without grandstanding.
El Paso reports Huerta agrees to step down to satisfy factions as Carranza in Coahuila and Sonora insurrectionists vie for influence. Mexican military officers assess Huerta’s remaining forces at about 14,000, amid uprisings in Zapata’s south and ongoing Madero-era upheaval.
An article notes volunteer groups confronting MTL government forces in a tense standoff. It highlights local organizers, external support networks, and ongoing efforts to deescalate while maintaining pressure for policy changes.
The American Salvation Army in Pennsylvania will change its designation to American Rescue Workers to avoid public confusion. General James Kam Duffin confirms a charter amendment and a May 1, 1913 effective date. The group will discontinue use of the Salvation Army name in official papers and alter uniforms accordingly.
Organized Eastern Star Chapter Twelve ladies from Lawrence gathered last Thursday to form the Helianthus Chapter A D of the Order of Eastern Star. Officers named include WW Carr as Worthy Patron Agnes Carr as Worthy Matron and Miss Olive Carr as Organist, with a full slate of charter members and leaders listed.
A health focused appeal promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as an ideal remedy for women facing constipation and related symptoms. It touts mild action and broad use for mothers babies and the elderly with a money back guarantee and free sample offer by mail from Dr W B Caldwell.
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