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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
4
Telegraphic notes from the News Department cover a San Francisco exposition fire danger a water shortage in Lawrence Kansas political shifts in Mexico and local obituaries and gossip. Barney Sheridan Paola shifts in political beliefs and L A Bigger Hutchinson dies after years of rapid globe trotting amid a talk of gubernatorial nominations.
A charge against the privel post alleges rates were set by clerks earning about 2500 dollars a year. The figure is called a compliment to the post office department by defenders of the new rates.
The Kansas City Star covered a recent school tragedy naming involved individuals and addresses. The report drew criticism for exposing residents and stirring local reaction while praising the paper for town engagement and investigative effort.
The Olathe Independent endorses J. W. Parker for a seat on the supreme bench praising him as a good lawyer and man. It notes past support and expresses willingness to back him again, while attacking Dr. Sun as an agitator who fled revolutions and failed leaders in China.
The piece discusses the short ballot as a direct fix of responsibility, notes past opposition softened over time, and mentions Neeley’s failed amendment to a currency bill banning interlocking directorates. It highlights Huerta's potential move to appear as a candidate and contrasts public expectations with his image as a compliant ruler.
The Minnesota fourth district federation of women's clubs urges manufacturers and pattern publishers to modify current ready-made women’s clothing. They argue protests by women of taste often fail to influence makers or wearers, and call for visible changes at the start of next season to reflect modern conditions and reduce reliance on pregnancy-like exaggerated styles.
Frank McHale recalls the Lawrence Wisconsin figure once a lawyer who became a minister. He cites a contentious memorial observance and urges reconciliation amid Civil War memories. The letter-writer, a friend of McHale, discusses subscription renewals and critiques for public discourse and unity.
A Christian Science Monthly note urges women to reject current clothing, proposing new styles that meet modesty standards. It argues that if enough women refuse objectionable garments, manufacturers would profit less and shift offerings. The piece envisions a moral victory through collective taste.
Large crowd attends at the Airdome for a performance titled Peaceful Valley last night praised as one of the best yet. Tonight features a four act comedy billed as the main attraction with strong local turnout expected.
Laughing entertainment offered by the Broadway Players with strong cast roles. The new leading woman Margaret Hagen steps into Anna Devere as Miss Tolson’s replacement and appears among other proved performers. Come out tonight to a cooling, enjoyable performance at the Airdome.
The Journal-World plans a large Lawrence Today and Yesterday supplement with permission to use copyright pictures from publishers and locals. Expect 10 000 to 15 000 copies, including 5 300 for mailed subscribers, as townspeople donate historic photos of pioneers and early families to create a lasting archive for Lawrence and Douglas county.
A note states Emil Held, a highly capable writer, assists the Journal-World in gathering matter for the issue. An appointment with him can be secured by calling the office.
Baldivin Boy Scouts from Lake View camp returned home after a week, wearing fatigue uniforms and reporting a great time. Camp roster includes Robinson, Bruce, Allerdine, Huches, Adrianee, Averley, Hartley, Smith, Hann, Bell, Countty, Robinson at Dale. They described travel tired but happy. A separate item notes George C. Hartman, a leper, escaped quarantine near St. Louis yesterday and returned to his wife's home after obtaining money.
The Dentists of Lawrence will close their offices every Saturday afternoon beginning July 26 and ending September 27.
Aviator Marvin Kean started a New York to Washington speed test at 4 AM aboard a monoplane. Heavy smoke caused a navigation error and engine trouble forced a landing at Gathusburg Maryland, 29 miles from the goal after a descent from 7000 feet. organizers planned to resume the flight once the aircraft was ready. The flight aimed to attract government interest in military monoplane use.
A reader notes optimism amid dreary weather with remarks on rain relief and hopeful outlook. The piece highlights a cheerful town figure who expects light rain and praises the day's mood, while contrasting it with yesterday's weather.
A fragmentary verse fragment recalls aging and memory with quatrain style reflections on youth and wisdom. It invokes Walt Mason and the idea ofMake own path rather than follow misled years. The piece ends noting copyright 1913 by George Matthew Adams.
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