02 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1915
Page
1
Washington reports official confirmation that Carranza forces have occupied Mexico City. Red Cross describes prohibitive prices and famine conditions with deaths from starvation. Communications to and from the city indicate plans for government relocation and ongoing fighting near Cuadas.
Fog-bound river scene resolves as the large passenger steamer Mypniton remains at anchor off Wilson Aversa Beach while officials monitor a potential incident. Local observers note traffic and activity around the riverfront as conditions improve.
Fragmentary wartime note reports scarce clashes near Gallipoli and Constantinople. It mentions limited actions, a bombardment incident, and casualties from the last fortnight amid chaotic fronts.
Report describes an unusual gathering with older men engaged in checkers and billiards on a billiard table setup. Participants include Che and Helly rowggne among others while the scene hints at social variety and a potential list of popular games or activities.
Officers at the New York navy yard reported plans for two large submarines or set-driven battleships to be built in California. The move promises work for about 2,600 sailors, easing fear of discharge as the project steadies employment. Mr and Mrs W Spalding departed for Las Vegas with their son Artinie Spalding, who is in business there.
The Country Club holds an evening reception to celebrate the completion of its new house with a mased program and dance. A car ring at end of Thalia street is noted for birth and guests travel by a specified route. Light refreshments served. private road access reopened after renovation. public adjacent area reported repaired and in excellent condition.
A fragmented summary notes total population figures for Lawrence, comparing natives and foreigners, with foreign-born percentages around six percent. It cites a federal census context, colored population estimates, and notes shifts in the city’s demographic mix over five years, referencing Austrias, Australis, and other named groups in scattered fragments.
YM A entries for the Inmdbell tournament will be announced in a few days as secretary Belte prepares the lineup. About nine varsity boys are currently entered with plans to grow by six more. top names include Carter Wak vihors, Kame, NenlYels, Chase Bow, Jersovk, Thinkley, and others from Senior class.
The article reports Mayor Golown of Manhattan discussing two street cleaning methods the sweeper and the flusher, noting Manhattan owns the water system and uses both depending on weather and street conditions. He supports both apparatus, cites salt brick paving, and emphasizes weather impact and cost differences.
British liners Clintonia and Fulgens were sunk by German torpedoes. Fifty four aboard Clintonia died. Fulgens, a 2507 ton steamer, was also sunk with losses. The Pilgens crew were rescued after the collision and sinking.
A collapsed veranda at a boardwalk hotel near Torowskay Beach injured nine people, scattering tables and dishes into the sand. L. B. Peaks left today for a brief visit in California as responders extricated victims and secured the scene.
A brief weather note from yesterday to today in Kansas shows an uptick in conditions with a calm morning and improving afternoon outlook. The report highlights general trends, noting warmer temperatures and light winds across the region without specifying cities or precise figures.
An account from prisoner of war camps in England by a university figure describes conditions for Germans held at Blackdown and other sites. He notes 20 000 prisoners and cites experiences of clergy, missionaries, and the Red Cross while predicting limited access for American observers.
Mr and Mrs Glen Bailey and Mrs J W Bailey left yesterday for Springdale Arkansas. They own a peel and will spend several weeks in the area. The trip follows a lengthy Overland journey with the party noting plans to gather and rest in Arkansas.
New board members Moske te tiring 8 R. blollownys and Willian Greisa prepare to join officials Constant Lines and Dr. Taimeardner. The meeting will elect a clerk and discuss remodeling the Comal building for additional offices and facilities.
Reports say 6005 structures including a German hospital were destroyed last week by a huge fire in Instanbul. A national campaign planned to raise 150000 for a supernumeraries endowment to support Methodist workers includes realty investments. Lawrence team led by Len in a 6 to 0 win over Meriess foy Ml-Siars Copeland.
Seismograph at the Carver building logged an earthquake night with unclear readings and disrupted equipment. Officials noted the incident occurred in the western sector, with witnesses reporting unusual tremor activity and possible aftershocks late at night.
The passage argues that news and advertising connect to readers by a shared human interest. It likens life’s central awakening to headlines and emphasizes the journal’s role in delivering timely, engaging content that resonates with everyday readers.
County stock judges are invited to a fair tomorrow with a prize fund of up to 8500. Five stock owners will present stock for judging by Manhattan professor Crom. Winners will be announced Saturday after practice and instruction sessions for all attendees.
In Texas, reports claim General Francisco Villa was incensed and said go to hell after a conference held Saturday with Mexican merchants. The event aimed to discuss losses faced by merchants and possible punitive actions.
Central dispatch from Amsterdam reports German forces are preparing heavy bombardment with 40 centimeter shells as they advance toward the eastern frontier. The detailed military movements were conveyed through a central news despatch received in Berlin.
The Brownell funeral arrangements are announced with the body to arrive by the Santa Fe on Friday. The service will be at the residence Tuesday afternoon at two with a minister of the Episcopal faith conducting if available. Interment will be in Oak Cemetery with pallbearers named among local attendees.
A disrupted job site at a Lawrence Rhode Island street school house featured old and new bricklayers clashing over union alignment. Foreman changes, rumors of preferential hiring, and tensions between Kanes City and local unions sparked debate about who earns work. The new foreman, Edward, sought order on the concrete and plank projects, while workers debated loyalty to the union.
Drunken Mexicans clashed on the east side injuring several, with two badly stabbed. Police arrested Cabeiel, Ken Jahele and others as receipts from the melee surfaced. In court, many were fined or sent to jail for drunkenness, selling liquor, and related offenses. Burglars at work were linked to a produce house robbery involving Eli Wilson, and two men faced charges with potential penitentiary time.
North Lawrence faced a rugged defeat as the home team posted a 9 to 7 loss. Key players listed include Midlar Jey Pur Linwood Thivis ani Smith and Bart bes in a low scoring contest.
Rain around Lake View and farther west is not expected to create danger. Forecasters say river levels may advance to near seventeen feet with potential six inch increases later today as the weather system lingers.
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