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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1919

Page

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Stevenson Chosen for Clerk of Board and Finance Chief

Stevenson is selected as clerk of the board and may succeed E B Crone Meyer who resigned for state service as city finance commissioner.

E. B. Cronemeyer

Board reorganized as Mitchell named president of board

U G Mitchell, now president after last night’s reorganization, succeeds W S Griesat. A L Carey elected vice president. I C Stevenson named clerk and purchasing agent at salary 101, a year. Kent becomes purchasing agent. McKeen joins the board. legal opinion sought on Stevenson holding dual posts.

U. G. Mitchell Board of Education W. S. Griesa A. L. Carey B. Cronemeyer Kent I. C. Stevenson Stevenson Co. W. McKeen

School Board Adopts Pay Raises and New Janitors

The board approved increases for Superintendent Kent to 2200 and clerk Mrs Himoe to 65 monthly for the coming year. The American Cement Plaster Co. will raise rental for the superintendent's office from 25 to 30 monthly starting September. Lawrence National Bank named school funds depository with proportional distribution by capital stock. Buildings committee empowered to rent overflow space for agriculture courses. Three new janitors were chosen by the board: Anly Walker at Cordley 60, William Lee at Woodlawn 70, A R McDuff at New York 70, joining a summer project to repair and ready buildings before opening day. Dr J F Brock spent the day in Baldwin.

Kent Himoe F H. Olney American Cement Plaster Company Lawrence National Bank Lawrence Board of Education E. F. Crocker Cordley Anly Walker Woodlawn William Lee New York A. R. McDuff Crocker Woodlawn School

Weather Log Late Yesterday and Today

Fragmentary weather notes record yesterday temperatures around 14.80 and today showing mixed values. The garbled text mentions maximums, day parts, and unclear lines possibly indicating temperature readings and forecast cues.

City Holding Up Park Road Finishes as Engineers Question System

City commission ordered a $14 158 60 check to Kaw Paving and Construction Co of Topeka as final construction payment for the new water plant. Engineering fees remain unsettled with Black Veatch of Kansas City amid contractor-engineer disputes over extra costs and time overruns. The city plans cinder road improvements around South Park and adjacent streets with a cooperative program between property owners and the city, including curbing and paving to connect existing streets.

Kaw Paving and Constructions Company Topeka Black & Veatch Kansas City Lawrence City Commission Tom Ventch Thether Engineers Bhick Veutch South Park W. W. Cleland Cleland Holland Wheeler Wheeler Ity Ris

County Commissioners See Topeka Road Making Demo

County Commissioners and County Clerk George Brune visited Topeka to view a road making machinery demonstration. A new road planer impressed officials for Douglas county as a solution to dirt road ridges and ruts after rains and harvest.

Board of County Commissioners George Brune Topeka Douglas County

July death and birth report by city clerk

City Clerk Frank Brooks reports few July deaths with only eight total. All but one victim were 50 or older, including one five year old child. The month saw four births recorded.

Frank Brooks

Knights of Columbus Convention Opens in Buffalo

The upcoming Knights of Columbus general convention in Buffalo is billed as the largest and most significant gathering in the group's history and will begin sessions today.

Knights of Columbus Buffalo

Building permit chaos as Lawrence enforces new ordinance

A torn blank building permit copy in Topeka fire chief Reinisch’s possession triggers a dispute over who issued the form. The mayor, finance commissioner, and Topeka chief all deny responsibility as the new Lawrence ordinance takes effect. Without valid permits, builders may face arrests during the transition period.

Lawrence Topeka W. F P. Reiniseh tHanton Reinisch Ft Met Toveka

Local Guardsmen Ordered to Big Camp at Fort Riley

Kansas National Guard rifle team practice at Fort Riley will conclude in August and a KNG team plus a civilian squad will travel to Caldwell New Jersey for the national match. About 70 to 80 guardsmen practice with federal support covering travel and expenses. Five Lawrence guardsmen and additional RCT units will join the Caldwell event. Corporal Henry Kline and several privates from Company BB and the Machine Gun company depart under Sergeant Major Samuel A. McKone.

Fort Riley Kansas Kansas National Guard Caldwell N. J Thomas Martin Funston Lawrence Ft. Riley Henry Kline First Glass J.P. Newman William Wheeler Company BB Clarence Underwood Samuel A. McKone

City Tackles Tractor Tracing On City Streets

City commission weighs ordinance to bar tractor and brand agent exhibitions on asphalt streets, after W W Cleland cites damage on Louisiana street. City attorney to study legality and bring proposal to next meeting. Fire department battles minor blaze near Santa Fe and Fourth street with no injuries. NC Bar Association opens annual convention in Greensboro with address by former US attorney general T W Gregory.

W. W. Cleland Louisiana Cleland Massachusetts Santa Fe Fourth Street The North Carolina Bar Association Greenboro United States

School Board Hires Builder After Monthslong Investigation

The school board approved hiring a builder after a monthslong investigation concluded last night. The action followed months of review and formal discussions by board members and school officials.

Ittner Selected as Architect for Lawrence Memorial High School

The Lawrence school board chose William B. Ittner of St. Louis as architect for the new memorial high school. After months of review of competing architects, the board authorized negotiations with Ittner, noting his larger fee but expected higher value. Construction may start next spring with Ittner's fee around SARO and the St. Louis builder’s style guiding the design.

William B. Ittner St. Louis Memorial High Fort Lawrence Spec Committee Mr. Ittner Calley Beaver Lawrence Ttner Cleveland High Ittner Turner

Government probes push down GO cent flour price

Kanens City dispatch Aug 6 reports government action intended to curb living costs appears to have driven wholesale flour down as much as 60 cents a barrel and flour cost drops. Stock men cite potential railroad strikes as a market influence while mill heads note government wheat purchases at guaranteed price ease prices for bakers who say bread costs remain unchanged.

Kanens City Jargeo Mill

Fires and city alarm activity report for July

Fire Chief Wiliam F. Reinisch filed a July report noting four small fires, eight hundred twelve calls, nursing visits and maternity business as part of a city association briefing. The month saw minor alarm activity and a routine association meeting planned this evening. Old Indian- Fighter- Dead Nomneark Ohio Aug 6 Col John Quincy Adams dies at 76 after Civil War service and campaigns against Ceronoimo. General Pershing awards D S C to several A E F soldiers. Today marks the centenary of John Bidwell's birth, a California pioneer and 1892 prohibition candidate.

Wiliam F. Reinisch Commission Migelit Nomneark Ohio John Quincey Adams U. G Culver Military Academy Adams Ceronimo John Bidwell California

Six Reasons Cited for High Cost of Living in Senate Memo

Senator Riddick introduces a resolution urging the President to use his powers to ease the High Cost of Living. The six causes cited include government waste, wartime hoarding of food and necessities, continued inflation under the Federal Reserve Act, bloated federal payrolls, and failure to enforce prohibitions restraining trade.

Washington Riddick Republican Montana War Department

Water for Dobbin None for Autos Shifts City Policy

The city commission decided not to supply free water for radiator use by autos despite a service station applicant on Massachusetts street seeking "Free Water" for motorists. A meter will be installed to charge for water used, with Mayor Kreeck noting no precedent for free water amid existing free water for Pinckney park tourists.

O'd Dobbin Massachusetts Street W. W. Clelan George L. Kreeck Pinckney Park

Three Fires Reported Across County Fields

Three separate fires burned wheat and straw in distinct areas of the county this morning. The largest loss occurred at the farm of Harry Suften, with estimates around 1500 dollars. another blaze damaged as much as 60 acres of wheat near Lake View, with losses not yet tallied.

Kennerdy 10 Fire Insurance Agency Lake View

New City Police Officer Confirmed and Local Court Records

The city police chief announced W. P. Beaty’s permanent appointment after a six month probation period, citing prior credit for six months work. In the courthouse, Adna John Davis and Virginia Fay Scott wed by Probate Judge Lindley yesterday.

James Monroe City Commission W. PD. Beaty Beaty Adna John Davis Virginia Fay Scott Court House Lindley

Chicago unions defy strike vote amid wage talks

Chicago dispatch reports Shopmen's Union secretary John D Saunders refused a grand lodge strike vote and said workers would stay off the job until wage demands and a fair Washington response are met. National issues push production goals as Palmer and Tumulty coordinate White House actions.

Chicago John D.saunders The Shopmen's Union Grand Lodge Saunders Grand Lords Washington Hines J. J. Forrester Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of Palmer Ito Wilson Julius H. Barnes United States Grain Corporation White Houses League of Nations H.C.L Trumulty Tumulty H.C. S Adinistration Wise Congress White House Walmer Barnes White Federal Trade Commission

Labor Shortage Delays Fort to Fort Road Work

Labor shortage slows road construction as C C Clark Topeka has equipment ready at Mud Creek Serge but lacks enough workers. Cook O'Brien Kansas City plans to start next week if crews arrive. chamber reports more farm job applicants, hinting future relief.

Fort-To- Fort C. C. Clark Topeka Mud Creek Serge Grant Township Cook & O’brien Kansas City Fort-To-Fort Trans. Township Chamber of Commerce Toay

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