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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1920
Page
1
The fragment notes advances and equalings with rates in various states. No clear event or entities are identifiable. Further readable details are needed to craft a precise card with named persons or organizations and specific locations or dates.
Washington reports that rate increases for inter state transportation will likely take effect September 2 1920. The Interstate Commerce Commission backed by state commissions urges nationwide tariff shifts with 20 to 50 percent raises for passenger milk excess baggage and sleeping car space and 25 to 40 percent for freight by territory. Officials say overall revenue rise is not yet fixed but could reach about 1.5 billion dollars. carriers will file state applications to align state tariffs with federal boosts.
An obituary note from Johannesburg reports the death of Percy Sholto Stou Douglas ninth Marquis of Queensbury on August 1. The Interurban station second floor is being renovated into living rooms for G M Sessions, Interurban general freight agent.
Kansas forecast calls for fair tonight and warmer Tuesday with milder temperatures listed for 7 pm and 2 pm readings. The report also references Costa Rica politics as the United States State Department pronounces the restoration of Costa Rica’s government.
Dayton Ohio August 2 Announcement of the formal program for next Saturday notify ing Governor Cox of his nomination for President by the Democratic Party was accepted after a conference today with the Dayton arrangement committee A parade of visiting delegates leads to the notification address by Senator Joseph T Robinson Arkansas and Cox's acceptance speech The Governor met planning staff to clear desks and prepare for ceremonies and visitors He will be training with gulf and horseback exercise and drove sixty miles to his farm near Jacksonburg
Election officials completed arrangements for nine city precincts in Lawrence with polls open from 8am to 6pm. Judges and clerks will guide voters, vacancies filled, and posters displayed to aid in locating voting places. Harmony among Republicans claimed by Harding supporters as campaigns intensify.
Marion statements from Asrdine headquarters quote S. Mason of nels urging support for Herding. The note argues that Article 1 of the text would bind Ireland to England, pledging that Governor Cox backs the Wilson program and would align with Irish supporters in Congress.
Chitego Aug 2 Pierce FE reports Chicago postal clerks led by president Ler and Mary W Starr assistant city prosecutor depart for Washington to seek a court of appeals to intervene in what they call unfair treatment and excess departmental authority They aim to rally national labor leaders and argue against ten clerks facing action for a publicity campaign demanding higher pay and better working conditions in the Chicago post office The delegation seeks relief within five days to avoid loss of positions.
Topeka Aug 2 In his reply to Sam H Carr of Parsons asking the supreme court declare Phil P Campbell of Pittsburg legally ineligible for renomination Campbell cites naturlization law claiming full citizenship at 21 He says he was born in Nova Scotia came to the US with parents in 1868 his father died before citizenship perfected at age ten Carr is also a candidate Campbell notes a statement from Attorney General Hopkins supports Campbell's citizenship. The bridge recovery and county commission routine notes are included along with names Edna Wilson Milfred Wilson and Dr Albright in Augusta Gazette Lawrence visit and Guthrie Cush ing Oklahoma references.
Paris reports indicate the peace treaty between the Allies and Turkey will be signed Thursday August 2. Premiers Millerandi and Giolotti will meet in Savoy this week to adjust various points between Italy and Greece regarding Asi Minor in the near future.
Mexico City reports indicate minor disorders in the congressional election. Early results suggest the Liberal constitutionalists or government party may have won. Prof. F. L. Fleenor of Osawatomie returned after two months away and will pursue oil and gas fuel projects for state institutions, then head to the Great Lakes area where his wife will join him after Cincinnati.
Under the Douglas County farm bureau direction farmers plan a legume crop to boost soil nitrogen. Vetch is chosen as the best option with several growers named to try it. Moody will run an experiment planting vetch and rye together or separately.
In Topeka on August 2 anticipated light turnout as weather forecasts dampen enthusiasm for Kansas primary elections. Voters expect low inter party contest excitement since main battles focus on the Republican ticket, with past five primaries showing weak participation. Armistice talks progress in Europe and local property moves fill the week’s early notes.
An inquiry to the Lawrence postmaster asks for the address of Edward Farley who, per a letter of inquiry, has inherited an estate at Humboldt Arizona. Farley was once working on a farm locally, but his whereabouts are unknown. Dayton announces Democratic primaries proceed with no interference by non-interferes. R O Smith returns from Manhattan Kansas after a week with extension workers. Vote for Will Johns Sheriff.
A gas well near Six Corners, brought in by Pittsburgh-Youngstown, will be closed in by tomorrow night once tubing arrives from Independence. Three inch tubing and a gas packer are en route to control a high gas flow, despite water buildup and a strong potential for a risky release. Safety measures include move of a boiler and round-the-clock watch at the site.
Emporia Aug 2 officials failed to advance the case of August Elison of Oklahoma City whose body was found in weeds near Emporia Country Club. He was last seen on a Santa Fe train Thursday with two rough men. No marks on the body. two hats and an umbrella nearby hinder police. Also note: James R. Leggett, 85, a surviving original frontiersman, recalled driving a Cedarvale stage in the 1870s from this city to the area amid wild times and dangers.
In Kansas City on August 2 two armed Black assailants in a motor car stopped a Negro bank messenger and seized a grip containing 2000 cash and 40 000 to 50 000 in checks. Tennie May, the messenger, was detained by police for questioning and said he did not recognize the bandits. He had been employed at the bank for a year and was making a routine morning trip when the robbery occurred.
In Topeka last week Santa Fe railway storekeepers, led by R T Graham of Corwith Illinois, met to review inventories for government use. Graham, a veteran employee, moved from Chicago suburb and has long ties to longtime Santa Fe workers.
Wichita, Aug 2 Theodore Ossweiler Jr 29 former state representative candidate will be arraigned for first degree murder in the shooting death of Carolyn Cunningham 26 on church steps over a broken engagement Ossweiler admitted uncertainty about his role The report notes other university and school board items including Prof A T Walker visiting Chicago University and Law rence School Board plans Basil Church's return from Augusta Kansas
The American Olympic team for Antwerp includes Matt McGrath as the largest member at six feet two inches and about 275 pounds while Indian long distance runner A Patasoni stands four feet eleven inches and 105 pounds.
County school officials discuss expanding state involvement this year with a $200 prize for agriculture and school play efforts. Districts may share money based on wins while livestock entries are restricted. a trip to a leading agricultural college is also offered during the winter season.
Douglas County agent Manka R. D. Smith led a conference in Manhattan last week praised as one of the best ever held by the state. Speakers included P. H. Weeks and Dean F. D. Farrell from State Agricultural College and W. Morrish new state club leader.
C. J. Posey, recently linked with the university, has been appointed associate judge of Reology at the university. He arrived from Chancellor E. H. Jey’s office this morning and plans to move his family into a house he secured last week. The appointment leaves vacancies in the economics department.
The report notes Jack Naismith, son of Dr Naismith, to serve as tax secretary during August while the general secretary is away, with possible board involvement. Ed Anderson was appointed receiver of West End meat in the recent failure under AJ Oswald's ownership, creditors settled at 17 12 cents on the dollar. Wheat harvest near Kanwaka store averaged twenty bushels per acre.
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