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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1913
Page
4
The item compiles quotations and comments from various newspapers praising President Wilson and criticizing rivals, alongside notes on Missouri insurance fights and market trends. It references John Brady as gubernatorial timber, the Huerta regime stance, and a diaristic dream recollection, ending with an ad tease for Rocky Mountain feed at McCulloch’s Drug Store.
Lawrence Kansas August 12 1913 reports note the era of cooperation fading with national self interests rising. The piece cites a German army peace footing of 800000 vs US 100000 and a current US force around 65000. It mentions Douglas county farmers diverting cattle flows and references Wilson era espionage chatter in Mexico amid diplomatic strains.
Residents complain that open muffler riding motorcycles create nuisance and disturbance. Though not a large group, the offenders, described as noisy, enjoy attention and disrupt calm in the area. Strong effort to curb the issue is urged by neighbors.
A man who completed a world trip in seventy four days, with only a few hours’ leeway, demonstrates that modern comforts outpace older routes. He gives himself credit for using ordinary travel means carefully and prudently.
Maj Harvey declares run for United States Senate with a stand pat stance. He vows to strengthen his bid for the Republican nomination as progressives abandon the party and the field shifts to appeal to loyal standpat voters.
The piece discusses a proposed currency standard linked to cotton, corn, and wheat warehouse receipts. It notes committee contention and calls for soundness over basis, while criticizing Gov. Sulzer for alleged misappropriation and campaign-finance concealment amid broader political tension.
The writer condemns Gov. Sulzer as corrupt and sordid, urging impeachment and immediate retirement from public life. The piece argues the country never trusted him and accuses his efforts to do good of being feeble and ineffectual.
Senator Boral accuses federal juries of being harassed by Secret Service officers and probes into their pasts to force verdicts favorable to the government. The charge is described as one of the silliest notions amid hot weather reports this year.
The text argues that long fiction deters readers and elevates prices. If novels were shorter and priced reasonably, sales would grow. Many deserving books fail to reach those who need them. In England books are sold cheap from
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