Dean Walker Receives Reserve Commission
Dean Walker is awarded a reserve commission in the form of a second lieutenant while he served with the Army. The action formalizes his rank and status as a reserve officer.
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28 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
1
Military engineering course established at university
Dean T F Walker announces a new military engineering course opening this fall. It covers fortification construction road work and reconnaissance with both theory and practical field training in summer. Open to Reserve Officers Training Corps students and others seeking military engineering knowledge for future defense roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Walker
Calone
Army
Cmeers Trainings Corp
Dean Walker
21Th Engineers
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Fort Isley
Special Engineers
Ft. Leavenworth
314Th Engineers
109Th Engineers
Camp Cody
New Mexico
Crimp Dodge
Walker
School of Engineering
Reserve Corps
Washington
Colon
T. Co
Engin
Negroes Seek Pact Amendment for Racial Equality
A National Negro Rights League delegation told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that a peace treaty amendment is needed to guarantee racial equality in the United States. New York's A H Whaley warned of continued suffering unless better treatment is provided, while others urged a firm stance against compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Learue
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Mack
A. H. Whaley
New York
Weather Update From Kansas City Missouri Storm Rainfall Report
August 23 413 inches of rain had fallen by noon according to the weather bureau as a severe electrical storm with hard rainfall moved through Kansas City with expected continuation. Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with possible local thunder showers in the northeast, and warmer temperatures Friday. Rainfall measurements and temperatures from the day before are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cansas City
Weather Bureau
Kansas
N. E
Legion Post Honored by Dorsey Parents Note
The Lawrence post of the American Legion named for Lieut Eli Porsey received a letter of thanks from the parents of Lieut Dorsey. The gesture acknowledges the legion's memory of Dorsey who died from wounds in the Argonne battle. Wamego Kansas references appear in the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Dorsey
American Legion
Lawrence
Eli Porsey
Battle of the Argonne
Dorsey
Wamego
Kansas
EN Ferrell Dorsey
Elf
E. Ve Dorsey
University urged to acquire athletic field site
Dean Olin Templin urged the university to secure land south of the current tract to build a comprehensive athletic complex. He argued for space enough for ball diamonds, courts, and even a golf links, ideally 200 acres, to accommodate student sports and intercollegiate play. He warned delaying could miss the opportunity to acquire adjacent land for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyity
Olin Templin
Coltere
Dean Templin
Univers
Athletic Field
Washington Edicts Aim to Rally Mexican Congress
State department officials interpret recent moves as efforts by Luis Cabrera head of the Petroleum Bureau and others in the department of commerce to bring the Xi th Mexican Congress and the Supreme Court back in line with the Currí regime. Officials say Cabrera’s advice to the court appears intended to push conformity under a regime-aligned field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Luis
Fine
Petroleum Bureau
Department of Commerce
Cba
Xith Congress
Supreme Court
Curri
State Department
Cabrera
Bain
Post Office Wage Hikes Considered by Committee
The base postoffice committee reports a proposal to hire a fist in for ten and set minimum wages of 60 cents an hour for substitute employees. A post office department plan, led by Postmaster General Johnson, faces a potential deficit of 40,096,000 dollars, which critics say would unfairly burden the public. Retroactive measures are under discussion as Washington weighs directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustary
Base Postoffice Committee
Post Office Department
J Nnns
Motorcycles lag cars in license records this year
County license office data show 44 motorcycle licenses issued by noon today versus 57 a year ago. Cars rose sharply with 2,652 licenses this year compared with 2,429 last year, a gain of 223. Dealers increased licenses as August totals show 98 last year and 21 for the prior year. President Wilson plans a September speaking tour starting in Columbus Ohio next Thursday with a Washington departure on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trayvers
Of &9
Wilson
Washington
Columbus
Ohio
Father Identifies Son Skeleton by Gold Teeth
Eskridge Kansas August 28 The preliminary hearing of Rufus King charged with the murder of John Woody ten years ago was set for this afternoon. Witnesses including Dawson Woody father of John were sworn as the hearing opened. King was guarded by four officers and lynched by a mob in the Eskridge opera house after his wife Grace Wing and sister attended. Identified skeleton found at Maple Hill matched the slain man by teeth described by witnesses. State plans to proceed on murder charges and another count of killing a peddler against King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eskridge
Kansas
Rufus King
John Woody
Maple Hill
Dawson Woody
John Wooly
Kings Wars
Fonr
Opera
King
Grace
Tie
E . Rinvey
Wisner
Nobracka
Notable air exhibit fatality reported near West Front
Unclear OCR fragment describes a fatal air exhibit incident near Seutfield Bellevue St Ohio involving Moya Meienheimer Perrott and Chanfear Hareshd Lew. Text mentions air pump, tight fish, and military engineering context with references to West Front and overseas areas. The readable portion implies a death during an air exhibit or display event with military connections.
West Side College Student Dies After Suspected Self Harm
A west side medical college student, Mire Sa Katz, is reported as suffering and later dying after a suspected self destruction incident. Doctors say analysis has failed to reveal the cause or substance involved. Authorities continue to investigate the troubled moment and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Netati
Gyato
Ds Ieee
Saeethaneo
Attacks on Kenyon Bill Rise in Senate Hearing
Former Governor of Calera defends Puawhers amid renewed criticism of the Kenyon Bill. Senate committee hearings featured remarks on ownership in the picking industry and calls for reform, with witnesses stressing conflict between business ownership and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calera
Senate
Ammons
Cohorts
Romeone
Sen. Ransdell
Lemperst. Lawskiane
Marriage Licenses Issued By Probate Judge Tindley
Marriage licenses were issued by Probate Judge Tindley to John Stubeck and Millie Carter of Lawrence and to Roy Newton Cone of Lawrence and Payttts Lucinda Dunnett of Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tindley
John
Stubeck
Millie Carter
Lawrence
Roy Newton Cone
Payttts
Lucinda Dunnett
Kansas City
Peace and Mind Valued Over Judiciary Honors
A fragment section praises inner peace over official recognition. James H. Gander of Bald win voices a preference for personal comfort over office duties and public accolades. The text meanders through names and roles, reflecting a ceremonial tone and thanks to county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Gander
Baldwin i
Mary
Tate
J. C. Wise
Gand
Vinis
Final Plans For Douglas County Fair
Final plans in preparation show Douglas County free fair set with tents and main buildings to house exhibits. Over twenty five residents of Lawrence plan to exhibit, including large agricultural displays and livestock entries. Local departments will demonstrate fair courses and youths from Lawrence will join transport to Kansas City for fair amusements and concessions setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
James Trawn
North Lawrence
Lester McGee
Grant Iewnechin
Lawrence
Bo Sparks
Chris Seluake
Kansas City
Races Opened for Far County Fair Youth events
The Far County Fair opens entries for bike races and a parade event. Lawrence County teams and local boys prepare to compete in a planned schedule set for September 5. Local committee members coordinate divisions and safety for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boletie
Forera
Lawrenc
Teave
Sistem
Hogs Price Drop Reported in Market Notice
Auction notes indicate hog prices fell with Delothon market quotes showing hogs selling around 17.00 and 18.00 per cwt. The day featured bids and bids on carcass sales as traders watched shifts in demand at the ring. The report mentions noted traders and a general downturn in hog values amid market activity.
Court Proceedings Opened On Baldwin City Boundary Dispute
Leases were filed as the court commenced in Wellsville with three actions, one touching the Baldwin City limits to the northwest. Cain of Wellsville is involved in the dispute and the panel includes a jury line as part of the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stere Cain
Wellsville
Baldwin City
Vacation Days Near End at L H S Enrollment Set
The article outlines the approach of ending vacation period while outlining the start of the new school term at L. H. S. Enrollment begins Monday with teachers planning special efforts to resume classes, noting changes due to wartime or health conditions and detailing registration and first-day procedures for students across grades.
Unclear Fragment Prompts Historic Revolt Context
Fragmentary OCR text mentions London and possible revolt themes with names like Dakkan and Alva but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts for a proper summary. Content is incomplete and cannot determine a clear event, date, or involved organizations.
Seoul Supreme Court Grants Appeal for Rev Mansfield
The Seoul Supreme Court overturned earlier judgment against Rev El Mansfield of Mansfield Ohio, a missionary convicted of sheltering Korea amid the revolt. The ruling quashed initial verdicts and remanded the case for reconsideration, with sentences reduced and the appeal moving to further review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
el Mansfield
Ohio
Mowry
Barh Tabor
Jen Whaepentet
Chancellor to Wade Home From Vacation
Chancellor plans return from vacation amid questions about foreign policy and domestic reforms. Officials say measures will be announced soon, with emphasis on economic stability, national security, and legislative alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Toron Te Pdad Tp Mtl Ed Woe Sleter
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Elis rent the sprpad-1 and policy on control work
Prbf Chas A. Dean of Agriculture College chaired a committee that outlines a policy to manage work control. The fragment suggests efforts to set standards and oversight at the college level. Names include Chas A. Dean and reference to an Agriculture College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Etnt
Elis
War era general rank moves to senate for approval
A draft bill takes the measure to confer the rank of General on Kin the nermavens author and senior wartime choral leader. The proposal is sent to the Senate for final approval after House action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Frina
Ray Waski
Senate
Union Pacific fights new Golden Belt route in Grant Township
States highway commission backs Grant County to reroute the Golden Belt to bypass two dangerous grade crossings. Union Pacific argues federal and state law limit roadwork costs. county officials predict a legal battle and statewide implications. The aim is to reduce fatal crossings while preserving railroad operations and traffic flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Township
State Highway Commission
Dasquias County
Wouxki
Union Pivile Railroad
Rune Ninmgr
Union Pacific
Mitayneys
County Missionere
H Yume
Battle Wi
Theouite Bow
Eresses
Snilroad
Federab Rsifromd
Mds
Exemption Letter Sparks City Street Debate
A garbled excerpt discusses exemption from state taxes and city ownership of vehicles. County official Tobe M. Newlin references an exemption claim affecting public records. The fragment mentions a secretary and university health nursing but remains unclear on specifics or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Verein
Tobe
M. Newlin
Tegisvieilleurs
Reverntibsorat
Entiire
Finie
Mint
Boyne
Univer
Asmis
Concert Program Announced by Walter Rigden
Walter Rigden announces Fra ternal Aton band concert schedule for tomorrow with a mixed program including Mary Barr Evening Ty Barnhouse cornet and Walt Dyerrie Serenade. The event lists titles and performers with arrangements by Lamne and notes thirteen men from Lawrence council No 11 as guests at Topeka council's annual watermelon feed last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aton
Walter Rigden
Direeter
Mary Barr
Lassie
Walt Dyerrie
Wheeler
Geerture
Bernicks
Lamne
Lascale
Lawrence Council
Zabad
Topeka
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IS Scientific
ECEIE
Kenyon Bill
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Douglas County Fair
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Pousevelt
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Supt
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Uber
BIS
Presbyterian
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Toron TE
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Narre Warsays
Aggie
Mae
Combet Menace
Golden Belt
Vnion Pacific
Douglas
Elim
Fraternal Aid Union Band
South Park
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