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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1919

Page

2

American Aviators Held by Bandits Demand Immediate Release

The United States orders the Mexican government to secure the release of Lieutenants Paul H. Davis and Harold G. Peterson held by bandits near Candelaria. A $15,000 ransom is demanded. the fate of the aviators remains uncertain as Washington considers funding either through Carranza or directly to Mexico.

Washington Mexico City State Department Paul H. Davis Harold G. Peterson Candelaria United States Juarez Carranza Harold Peterson

Weather forecast and scattered temperatures report

A garbled weather item notes a forecast for Kansas with fair conditions tonight and Tuesday and possible improvement by Wednesday. It mentions warmer trends in the north and northeast portions and provides fragmented temperature readings from yesterday and today.

Kansas North

Bank official carries cash to aid missing American aviators

Vice President H N Fennell of the Marfa State Bank took 15000 dollars in cash to Candelaria Texas to aid Dawkins Kilpatrick in assisting Lieut Paul H Davis and Lieut Harold G Peterson two aviators held by bandits in Mexico. A military detachment accompanied by Major C and the 7th left Marfa earlier today and observers expect a border watch for their return.

Marfa Texas H. N.fennell Marfa State Bank Biz Bend Cardelaria Dawkins Kilpatrick Paul H. Davis Harold G. Peterson Mexico Fennell

County streams depopulated by farmers nets and illegal fishing

Local fishermen in Lawrence report streams crowded with nets and seines as farmers harvest fish along creeks from source to mouth. Officials debate enforcement and a campaign of destroying illegal nets to curb the practice amid rising living costs.

Tham City Lawrence W. S. Mader

Living Costs Rise 80 Percent Since December 1924

Washington reports an 80 percent rise in living costs from December 1914 to June 1919 based on Labor Department tables. Clothing and house furnishings show the largest increases, with food rising less but still significant. Chicago alone records about 157.7 percent growth.

Washington Department of Labor Chicago

Harbord to Lead Armenian Administrative Forces

General Harbord, once Pershing’s chief of staff in France, is believed to head administrative forces in Armenia under American protection. He has been sent to Armenia to study conditions for U.S. involvement.

Uncle Sam Bargain Day At Rural Kansas Post Office

Rural carriers brought in orders from across the county for a post office sale offering bacon and other goods at reduced prices. Verbal orders were refused. customers must use the post office to place or pick up purchases as stock from St. Louis depot arrives for delivery.

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Dam Dispute Over Nine Mile Creek Attracts County Suit

Wim H Nervine sues Kirby McRill in county district court seeking removal of a dam on Nine Mile Creek. Built in 1883, the dam was authorized by prior owners to supply power for a mill. The current plaintiffs allege the dam has stood unused for over a quarter century and threatens adjoining farmland during heavy rains.

Kirby McRill Wim. H. Nervine Emvyort Nervine Kirby Nine Mile Creek Norwine

Back to Old Position Warren Reding Rejoins GE in Atlanta

Warren Reding, son of Pr. Ho Reded ing of Lawrence, left Saturday for Atlanta Georgia to reenter employment with the General Electric Company. He previously left in 1917 to join the navy and served as an ensign.

Warren Reding Pr. Ho Redesing Lawrence Atlanta General Electric, Company Mavy Mr. Reding

Smiley Smiled At Liberty Jail Break Attempt

Clarence Smiler in city jail after attempted escape using a hacksaw hidden in shoes. Police report bars loosened. two steel bars removed, third nearly loosened as midnight escape attempt failed. Chief Monroe notes possible family involvement and ongoing investigation into the case.

Clarence Smiler Mewart Sinney Jonsud Hime Stesh Acrete Smiley Tf. H. Monroe

Brackett County Wheat Averages Poor Despite Large Crop Acreage

Brackett County reports an average yield near 27 bushels per acre with wheat totaling about 861 bushels on 82 acres. Rivhacdona notes weather limited production despite extensive cultivation and mentions upcoming changes in farming practices and staff at the large local meat company.

Rilksp Fees Bracket Peats Ton Thahels CT Wetheng Ferniture Company Feelers Eprite Brackett School Byikeen Rivhacdona

Fragmentary OCR Notice From Historic Record

Partial, garbled text describes a past event with references to charges and rebates. The legible words hint at a formal notice about payment or refunds and a past action by unspecified authorities. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible.

Government hearing outlines probe into postal workers

A government commission held a hearing in Kansas City to discuss evaluating postal workers and potential comparisons of conditions. The panel, lacking authority to legislate, debated whether to pursue an inquiry into labor practices, with mentions of Japan and regional labor issues.

Elaviove Wil Kanss Bety

Unclear OCR fragment notes event with city and senator

Fragmentary text describes an event hosted by COPA at a coat check and mentions a senator and multiple places. details are unclear due to damaged text.

Taximeters in China in the fourth century?

A historical note claims taximeter use in China during the fourth century, suggesting early origin of device for measuring charges. The statement reflects a debated topic about ancient timing and commercial practices.

Constitution Day to Be Celebrated Here in Lawrence

Constitution Day will be observed in Lawrence on September 17 with Tom Harley named as day manager by Justices Marshal of Tenoka appointed by Governor Henry Alien. The event will feature active participation by the American Legion and local committees from Baldwin and Eudora as part of county celebrations.

Lawrence Tom Harley Marshal of Tenoka Henry Alien Ami Ajay Eee Republic Mpita Beldwin Eudora National Security Leatue Arican Defensery Sons of the Revolution American Rights Lesyie Scouts of Ameri The American Society For Constitutional Googerman and Daughters If the Auperican Revolution

Preceptress Role and Lincoln Travel Noted

Marion Johnson son of Rev and Mrs A F B Johnson left Sunday for Lincoln Kraska Mrs Johrsen accepts preceptress post at a de nomnational school near Lincoln My Jensen moves from Lincoln 49 Millison Wisconsin after election as instructor at Wisconsin state university He studied at the University of Kansas 1916 and was business manager of the Jayhawker He taught in dle and Haut thinson high schools for three years before entering the army and going to France in a hospital unit

Marion Johnson Im Dle France Orning 2

College to host annual football clash at Thanksgiving

The article notes the athletic council aims to stage the big football game between the University team and its opponent at Thanksgiving at a city stadium. It mentions plans for the event and notes the involvement of university officials and local venues.

Cexos Ageies Turkey Tes Osm Biy Naty Stadium College i Reetor Agtenl- Hh Coleof Texo W. Ot Welles Athletic Council Meena Wil East ELO Con Ios Une Stati Saar Tire Othe Wniversity Kasumi AL & Mo Neairegied Commerces

Unable to extract a valid headline from fragment

The readable text appears garbled and does not provide clear individuals places organizations or events to summarize into a coherent news item. No identifiable entities or actions are present to form a factual summary.

Local Guards Parade to Fort Riley for Camp Maneuvers

Local guards and machine gun units from Lawrence march from the armory to Union Pacific station and entrain for a two week maneuvers at Fort Riley. Bivouacking at Woodland Park, families see off the troops as they begin two weeks of target practice drills and camp life under regular army officers.

Union Fourth Kansas Infantry Ninth and Rhode Island Street Union Pacific Fort Riley Woodland Park Armery Camp Funston Park Kansas City Company Tlewrence Atchinson Topeka Lawrence

Few Men Teachers at Wyre Insite Institute Enrollment List

A historical notice lists numerous teachers enrolled at the Wyre Insite Institute near County Yeor. Names include Brei- Pheehe oL Bigsby Wackwell Mary Buehhem Josephine Bergtorf Cena Calkins Mabel Casebier Mae Corre Ada F. Davis Hawi Tony Etta Elswick Mary Gill Lee Glenn Ruth M. Glenn Gladys Harding Emme Hartley Madge Hill Junat Hyland Salk Kanzie Kelter Kirby Kindred Korb Landon Mildred Roth Mann Mc Mae McClelland Rhoda Meinke Ellen Mel Rebecca Mier Ethel Ay Lillian Overbanrh Louise avudh Piper Adna Tudor Grace Preston W S Price Hallie Pearson Mabel Reece Emma Robin Merthe Pussell Edith Schwalm Ky Steele Lillian Stover Lena Stover Tucker Irene Van Trees Kathryn Tuttle Dort Wilting Watterson J C Ouder Reese Tudor.

Yeor Wera Brei- Pheehe Ol. Bigsby Lerna Wackwell Mary I Buehhem Helen Moo Josephine Bergtorf Cena Calkins Mabel Casebier Mae Corre Ky Steele Lillian Stover Lena Sut‘ A Tucker Irene van Trees Kabeth Tuttle Dort C. Wiltintgs Watterson J. C. Ouder Tila Reese Tudor

Peaches Free to All as Ardmore Markets Overflow

Mrs. C. E. Washington of Ardmore reports that local warehouses overflowed with peaches. Prices in Ardmore dropped to forty to fifty cents per bushel, while Tawrence offered higher returns. The fruit men issued notices that peaches were free for those willing to carry them home.

Ardmore OklaHoma Tawrence C. E. Washington Mirs Lovejoy Kentucky Washington

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