06 Aug 1914
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1914
Page
1
Reports say Berlin issued an ultimatum to Italy with no confirmation from London as German forces press Belgian fronts. The day's dispatches describe German forces attempting cross into Belgium, with Uhlans active and Allied defenses holding at key river lines.
Swiss authorities in New York mobilize supporters outside the Swiss consulate to protest a policy deemed restrictive. The crowds chant, demanding exit for Germans and Austrians, while the scene remains peaceful.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a high ranking general named Joseph JodPre connected to Condral and Haris Ank, with unclear details and dates. The passage suggests broad support and imminent action but remains incomplete and garbled.
The sale of city bands concluded yesterday with all 50 bands sold, totaling about $25,009. The event completes the sale of $20,000 and confirms the Ebony Atti ve bands’ exit from the market after a long hold.
A hastily written local notice warns residents who have not paid poll tax to settle payments promptly or face consequences. The alert hints at enforcement actions and cites penalties for delinquent accounts, stressing urgency and communal compliance.
A Brown's Grove Farmers' Union picnic drew a sizable crowd and featured athletic contests and speeches by Huby Albach Wells and Norse. Shown were shoe pitching and prize events as attendees enjoyed a day of community activities and good weather.
A lively evening at Weaitland Park features The Hesnicht Band performing the regular Thursday concert. Local residents were urged to attend for an enjoyable outdoor music experience with a strong turnout expected.
J H Dick died this morning at his home after a long illness. He was born in 1830 and practiced medicine in Pal and nearby districts. He is survived by five siblings in Pennsylvania, a wife, and two sons, William and Harry, who own the Dick Brothers Drug Store. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the United Presbyterian Church.
Twilight League games resume at 4 30 PM with Woodland at Kelena against the Printers and the J Y Mac on the schedule. Haskell rounds out with Washington in a clash as city teams vie for position. Diplomatic despatches and Carmen contacts noted in the edge of the report.
Incomplete counts from multiple counties show tight senatorial contest led by Farrelly, with Neeley and Bristow close in several districts. Preliminary figures indicate Bristow carrying wards in parts and notable gains for republican candidates in district races, while polls await full tabulation Saturday and final results due soon.
A Salvation Army picnic drew a large attendance today with many families and children. The event included conveyances arranged for attendees and a morning gathering, followed by a return trip home.
Morning report states Mr. Ry M. Perkins has overseen the charter effort for the Country Club. Application appears to have been sent to Topeka and is expected to proceed, Perkins indicated this morning that the charter is likely to be granted.
Dosig County Fair officers announced a contract with Evans Carnival Company Sueretary Murphy stated the fair office met today and secured a contract to host a carnival opening Monday evening or Friday night. The company, from Arend Island Neb, will bring first class entertainment and pay in advance provisions. Miss Boss Lawrence of Kansas City is spending vacation visiting her brother, Mrs. Ralph.
Readable text shows a fragmentary reference to a Sunday event involving Borchers and GSS with unclear details and minimal context. Further readable specifics are not provided to confirm teams, scores, or outcomes.
Ambitious proposal by Mr. Perkins seeks to connect central state roads with south and west routes via established jetties and river corridors. County commissioners back a funded program under new law allowing road tax income to finance extensive draggling and maintenance efforts, aiming to accelerate progress in the coming years.
United States District Attorney Frat Rehertson reports the arrest of the Gate, a former National Hotel kitchen employee, for pilfering government funds. The suspect allegedly stole hundreds of dollars from the Mercantile National Bank and arranged shipment of the cash to Dallas, Texas. He is being returned to Topeka and is expected to arrive today.
Permission granted for a community gathering on Thursday August 20 at Potter Worthy grounds. Activities include a baseball waste and races with amusements and a pie supper. Marshals McAllister Burt R. Awhile oversee efforts. transportation led by Osborne and McClelland. large attendance expected. State Utilities Commission releases repair plans for Eudora bridge.
Lawrence merchants through a cooperative committee and the city association secretary plan to draft ordinances to prevent false and misleading advertising. Wichita reports similar action with penalties and enforcement to curb deception in ads, circulars, or labels and to protect customers from fraudulent claims.
Secretary Redfield told reporters after a Commerce Department briefing that Europe must have U.S. wheat and questioned whether Europe will secure transport or rely on American shipping. He suggested Europe should arrange ships, noting the prevailing lines of supply and policy debated in Washington.
The funeral for J J Cox took place at the Friends Church this afternoon at 2 30 o clock. A large attendance of brigade members and friends accompanied the cortege. Pallbearers included J M New, U2 El Tieker, J Woud, Kennedy, I M Walters, A L Sharpis, and Stanley of Wichita.
The report notes Pardee returning from Dope ka with a general statement of facts for the attorney general regarding a school manipulation case. Lane Trial Today examines material from Tera Lang with court proceedings set for today. Warfield arraignment yesterday evening includes Friday hearings at 9 a.m. with bonds at 800 dollars for charges of selling liquor and related misconduct.
Mrs Wilson remains in a fragile condition as doctors report no improvement. She is on oxygen and artificial stimulants, with family at her bedside and physicians indicating the illness stems from chronic kidney issues aggravated by nervous strain.
A $50,000 appropriation in Washington funds a new Haskell gym. Plans call for a modern building south of the existing chapel site, reusing the swimming pool area. A band shell may also be added, with the facility to include a regulation basketball court and auditorium. Work hinges on plans and fiscal-year timing, with completion expected before year end.
The City of ade and partners prepare to drill four test wells to 50 feet or more, with casings and sand filtration features. A pumping rig from American Well Works will be used, and work begins immediately to determine subterranean geology and potential murder-ground indications before full operations.
A Southern passenger train and a motor car collided near Tipton Ford Arkansas. Thirty-eight people were killed, twenty-five injured, and eight missing as flames and debris blocked recognition of victims. Train crew and railway officials were aboard the wrecked Toyot car. Mayor Ward Franeides traveled to his Anderson County farm as townsfolk reported unusually fine peaches.
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