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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1925
Page
4
The hotel committee outlines a path for contributors to fund and speed up construction of the new building in Lawrence Kansas. Given Lawrence’s long wait, a small contribution now could accelerate progress and shift plans toward an earlier start.
The article notes Britain’s near rubber monopoly and a coming trade fight as Firestone Ford and Edison plan to grow rubber in America to reduce reliance on British supply. It envisions US car production using domestic rubber and oil, while warning that future oil shortages and smuggling under new immigration quotas will complicate efforts.
The city should clean streets and garbage cans to curb the fly problem. Swatting alone wastes time. neighbors must join in clearing rubbish and maintaining hygiene. A single garbage pile breeds more flies than one person can kill in a lifetime. The Star boasted about Kansas city radio reach but omitted notable content.
A Lawrence panel on classical studies discusses whether Greek and Latin belong in modern education. Educators debate their value in the machine age, with some arguing the subjects are obsolete while others defend their educational importance.
The article argues that classical studies endure because they provide direct contact with great minds across centuries, sustaining a belief that culture in the full sense requires them. It notes schools face crossing safety issues and calls for cooperation with drivers, while highlighting William McClellan as a notable figure selected by President Coolidge to study Muscle Shoals methods and his prominent academic and engineering roles.
Citizens of Mobile welcomed General Lafayette on a centennial visit. The battleship Saratoga, the largest and fastest aircraft carrier, was to be launched at Camden New Jersey. Miss Entina R Steiner to conduct a 50th anniversary concert at the Metropolitan Opera House New York City. Chicago voters faced Mayor Dever’s transportation ordinance to buy elevated rail for municipal operation. A wild pheasant rooster on the Don Fossey farm near here showcased fighting prowess, vanquishing mates and returning with injuries.
Sergeant C E Corn Field of San Antonio Texas died after a parachute drop described as a high altitude 4820 feet stunt. The operation involved blindfolds shackles and hand cuffs during the plane exit, followed by a landing presented as a new parachute jump record.
Camden April 7 The U S S Saratoga first of Uncle Sam’s fast aircraft carriers launches amid fanfare. Powered by 180000 horsepower she aims for 83 to 34 knots and serves as a floating hangar with a vast flying deck. It tests naval aviation power while carrying the means to support air operations and maintain a city’s worth of electricity.
Garden hints stress careful soil preparation with fine sowing surface and good drainage. Mix sifted earth with pulverized fertilizer, break lumps, and level. Maintain moisture evenly, cover seeds after sowing, and watch the surface as sprouts appear. Use gentle watering to avoid washing seeds. Include red and yellow cherry tomatoes and gourds to engage children.
The unit would operate 200 or more miles ahead of an approaching foe and be seven to ten knots faster than the fastest battleships. Only the most modern cruisers or destroyers could keep pace, marking a decisive early strike capability.
London April 6 Associated Press Miss Olgsa Nethersole, famed for Sapho in New York, proposes a spring national boarding school for delicate children. She will take 100 sickly London slum children at a time to restore health with proper food and outdoor exercise, hoping government health officials will expand such institutions nationwide. The aim is to show the plan is humane, sensible, and economical to state authorities within four to five years.
New York April 6 The Roosevelt Memorials Association announces a national monument design competition for Theodore Roosevelt to be built in Potomac Park Washington D C. Eight architects six sculptors and four landscape designers are invited to compete. The site lies near the White House the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial. The contest closes October 1 with a three member eminent jury to announce results October 10.
Inspector Wragge reveals the true history of James Glenister's death as aided by Doctor Willoughby Melville. He accuses Sir Stephen Colne of orchestrating events to dodge guilt, detailing a web of ambition and a self-inflicted act by Colne to escape hanging.
In a dramatic confession Wragge recounts manipulating police and press during the Sir Dudley Glenister murder inquiry at the Grange. A covert visit by a disreputable man, later identified as Simon Thickey, triggers a chase and hints of blackmail, with motives tied to political gain and personal vengeance.
Acacia Lange No 9 A F and A M holds a special communication on Wednesday April 8 at 7 30 pm. Work in the third degree with Lawrence Lodge Acacia Fraternity and all traveling brethren invited. John H Parker Wah Paul A Lange Secretary.
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