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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1914
Page
3
A chaotic scene around a shrine and storefronts in a port area unfolds as crates, clothing, and windows vanish during a tension fueled by rumors. A troop ship heads south from San Diego with 500 Villa soldiers en route to Graymas, amid theories of crew mutiny and unclear motives.
A Mekient force engaged an unidentified threat near the Corbadesistind coastboat Golden West, with fifteen American passengers aboard and about 400 soldiers on deck. The incident involved a stoppage and signaling for clearance by the vessel Goble W while the Coronade islands lie roughly six miles south.
An old style advertisement extols Musterole as fast soothing relief for sore muscles joint pain and headaches. It claims the balms oil and plaster can stop aches on contact with a simple application and lists a range of conditions it treats.
The article extols a vivid amusement feature blending photographer quality realism with diverse musical accompaniments. It lauds impersonations and themed scenes, noting the dramatic shaft lighting and refined performances. It highlights the immersive, versatile presentation and its distinct appeal.
A blast of stray bullets near Naco injures a U S soldier and four Mexican children. Reports say a ninth soldier was hit in the head and likely wounded while the casualty total on the American side reaches 47 from constant crossfire. A candle shell and further stray fire disrupt the customs house as tensions flare near the border.
A report by Professor Gustav Cassel notes the Svenska Dihhrdet highlights neutrals’ creditors’ wartime resilience. It cites England’s investment of 5,000,000 in farm outputs and its ability to live on capital returns, underpinning Britain’s financial stamina amid foreign pressures.
The Beatrice Daily Express lauded Lawrence High School football as one of the cleanest elevens this year, noting disciplined play and sportsmanlike conduct despite a bad game. Opponents were treated with concern when injuries occurred, reflecting well on the team and the school.
The report describes stubborn fighting around Strykow and Zgierz with captured German troops and prisoners. It notes Austrian defeats near Cracow and retreats from Bukovina, reports a German counterattack on the Vistula left bank, and mentions William II in Berlin with no new western army details.
Officials note certificates of election mailed today did not require war tax stamps. Some certificates already had stamps. guidance awaits federal rulings. Certified state charters issued to individuals on non official business may pay tax as law dictates.
County commissioners will blast a section along the Red Line near Shawnee to clear a path. Farmers and teams will assist and allocate time for the work on the eastern Shawnee county boundary.
A dated advertisement describes mercolized wax and saxolite to smooth rough or blotchy skin. It claims daily use clears complexion and reveals soft skin, with warnings that the process is harmless and easily obtained at drug stores. Also mentions Foley's products and a testimonial style closing.
Prominent Topeka businessmen will wear overalls next Thursday to help with Belgian relief. They will supply gloves to avoid blisters. Substitutes may fill in for those unable to attend. A Topeka Auto Club meeting tonight aims to plan the Thursday effort and discuss connecting local trails with major routes.
Unclear report from Washington indicates President Wilson resists forming a clear stance on an inquiry into military power. The article notes secrecy and lack of new information, with references to Gardner and national leaders discussing the issue and potential White House briefing in the near future.
In New York on December 1, Rockefeller and eight other defendants ask the Federal Court for permission to change their plea in indictments charging them and other New Haven Railroad officials with violation of antitrust laws. They filed a plea in statement Monday and seek a substitute plea rather than a mature one. A stray sentence about peach tea with fruit flavor is noted among garbled text.
The Oklahoma federal courts decision upholds a segregated seating rule, allowing only white persons to use sleeping parlor chairs. The Supreme Court declines immediate intervention, affirming the lower court’s finding that the law is constitutional as applied. A Velvetina demonstration is planned with Dick Bros.
A Dec 1 report in Novoe Vernea Laday alleges a large scale expulsion of Germans from the capital. It details subscription lists for German Heel contributions, naming prominent German manufacturers as subscribers and collectors. Also notes skating events at the Auditorium Saint day and evenings except Monday.
Reports state General Louis Caballero, governor of Tamaulipas, has aligned with Villa after days of party activity. Both Carranza and Villa factions claimed him following telegraphs to Guerteraylis regarding the August Hallientes convention.
Report from Rotterdam says allies press south of Ypres and find German lines weakening. Geneva dispatch notes trains moving artillery and cavalry from Flanders toward the western front. London reports diverging Russian battle news with German and Petrograd sources claiming varying outcomes and heavy losses.
A dubious ad-style claim touts Amnolox as a new prescription to cure eczema acne pimples and skin eruptions. It promises instant itch relief and sleepless night cures with a wash or application and offers a money back refund if results fail. Trial sizes priced at 500 cents.
An old advertisement for a kidney remedy cites testimonials and a physician letter alleging cures for bladder and kidney troubles. It describes Swamp-knot and Syren Noh as effective and urges public sale of the product. The user-provided text includes mis-spellings and archaic phrasing typical of period ads.
An advertisement fragment urges sending ten cents to Dr. Kilner & Co. in Rinehanton NY for a sample size and promises a booklet on kidneys and bladder. It references The Lawrence Daily Journal World and mentions drugstore sales and pricing.
Fragmentary report describes weather effects in the Caucasus and shifts in German and Russian actions. It notes German bombardment of Allied positions with lighter artillery and hints at troop movements while Russia prepares for broader action.
Intense cold grips Vienna as prices rise for food and fuel. authorities seek relief with price checks while citizens face hardship. Report notes severe weather spreading from the south with unusually low temperatures and widespread discomfort.
A note claims a moratorium extension offers brief ease with no griping or unpleasant after effects. Endorsed by readers like Warren Snoford of Green Bay Wisconsin, who praises anti-bilious tablets as prompt and safe. Sold by C. P. Barbor & Son.
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