Lecompton History Exhibit Highlights Anti Lecompton Era
Lecompton Historical Society displays unique documents on Bleeding Kansas and the Lecompton Constitution. The collection includes an 1858 anti Lecompton ballot from New Jersey, a pamphlet signed by nearly 4000 citizens, and a Philadelphia report with 6000 attendees. Paul Bahnmaier.
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New Jersey
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Philadelphia
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Old Hometown in 1923 Lawrence News Patch
Lawrence Daily Journal-World reports 1923 events from August 15. A speed attempt on the fort-to-fort road near Massachusetts Street prompts sheriff comments on obeying speed laws. A local family avoids the fast road to reduce crash risk. Lawrence Memorial High School expected ready for fall. Wiedemann's adds a new soda fountain with front remodeling ongoing.
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Wiedemann’s
Manhood and politics fuel a broad cultural debate
Clarence Page surveys how the summer of Bar bie intersects with a perceived masculinity crisis in America. He traces figures like Josh Hawley and Jordan Peterson, notes past crises, and argues for policy tools such as higher minimum wage, universal health care, and paid family leave to empower working families while questioning whether the nation is man enough to enact change.
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Lawrence Journal-World mission statement and staff list
The Lawrence Journal-World outlines its commitment to accurate fair reporting and separation of opinion from news. It pledges to safeguard citizens rights, show sympathy for the disadvantaged, expose dishonesty in public affairs, and support community improvement projects, naming Chad Lawhorn as publisher and editor, Kim Callahan as managing editor, and Allison Tait as advertising manager.
Pence’s choice to serve is defended amid Trump feud
Rich Lowry argues Pence faced a tough, principled decision when offered the vice presidency in 2016 and did not waver on Jan. 6. He praises Pence for integrity and backbone amid Trump’s denunciations and a widening intra party split, noting Pence’s role as a social conservative advocate and stabilizing influence.
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Pence
Jack Smith
United States
Rich Lowry
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