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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1916
Page
4
Entered at the Post Office in Lawrence Kansas as second class matter. The text references destruction of ships and Jaman Hite and mentions international law and policy. Senatorial and administration politics are contrasted as a matter of world affairs.
In Lawrence the drive to secure a municipal water plant shifts to starting over with bonds. Officials favor unassailable proceedings and a fresh election to let the city express its will before vacations draw away voters. The piece also comments on wartime submarine legality and neutral rights in international law.
A fragmented headline suggests a mystery around a body and a figure named Willie, with garbled wording implying unconfirmed facts. The piece hints at a sensational celebrity angle, noting missing or unclear details and a sense of unresolved intrigue.
The Mesiean government presses for the rapid withdrawal of American forces, insisting Villa’s bands are broken and its prestige diminished. Yet the text notes the U S may stay if Villa remains beyond the border, challenging the claim of diminished influence.
Ambassadeur Wernsterli voices concern over agents writing letters that reach minds within United States secret service. Tate ambassador regrets missing Caele Chet Thomas ins advice about walking instead of writing.
The text suggests Nus jas who were landed lack weapons, not men, while allies like Russia could contribute divisions to reinforce western front defenses.
A Chicago court in a decision yesterday upheld the opinion that BK was the real author of Shakespeare's plays. The ruling comes as the nation marks the 300th anniversary of the playwright's life and amid ongoing debate over the true authorship of the works.
The Pesta of a number of American newspapers comment on Paul Wilsons address to Congress is Woliveable. Plainly they are leaving and way upen to skit the president site if anything gow. Mastolf. These newspapers hesitated for a unimula Taking sides when the nations of Europe alone were concerned. One wonders why they should be so clam of to dig the alle of the United States.
Coneressa Marn accuses President Wilson of provocation as Presbyterian ministers in his district fume over her sharp remarks. She contends Presbyterians may face community backlash for their stance while the dispute signals rising tensions in religious circles.
A garbled snippet mentions the United States facing a possible threat and refers to a tense period with the next move uncertain. The incomplete text suggests concern over potential danger but lacks clear details or sources.
Atchison journalist Ola Ed Howe spoke to journalism teachers at the Universister day event and University club gathering last night. He recounted rivalries among Atchison newspaper men, stories of a Missouri boy forced to quit a Kansas City stockyard job due to bread differences, and a tale about his brother escaping a circus punishment, illustrating the journalism style of Old Ed Howe.
The piece surveys reactions to a note to Germany, noting US and German press divisions. It cites Richard Olney defending the president and reports South American press praise for US anti submarine warfare, with broad support in the United States for action.
An editor column from the 18th speaks warmly of writers and a proposed Easter season refresh for a suspended democratic daily in Lawrence. It notes Fuerte’s stance against Josey Taggart’s candidacy for Congress and discusses postmaster selection amid Taft Roosevelt divisions.
A Kansas opinion piece questions Republican dominance in Lawrence Ottawa newspapers and urges Democrats to support local press outlets. The writer argues party papers could improve Democratic prospects, contending editorial bias skews public opinion, and insists on continued residence near Lawrences best schools while opposing undue party influence.
A fragment notes a Marlborough toothpaste display at Mc Corloch’s Progressive Store. It mentions a generous size and a sale or sale claim, but details are incomplete.
Oklahoma City April 22 meetings of mill managers and superintendents across cotton oil mills in the state discuss establishing universal standard safety devices. Meetings held at Shawnees April 7 and Sandake April 9 with about 205 and 11 more scheduled for April and May. May Ashton Altus lists April 26 27 Hobart 28 19 Chickasha May 2 3 Madill May 11 12. Attendees to inspect new safety systems and reach agreement on standardized construction equipment and appliances.
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