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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
1
Romanian capital Bucharest sits under threat as Teutons push forward within sixteen miles, signaling a potential imminent approach. Military observers note the enemy is within striking distance and concentrate defenses around key fortifications.
Berlin reports Russian and Romanian offensives on a 200 mile front with gains around Bucharest and Moldavia. King Constantine I reportedly refused Entente demands while Greek naval commander vows radical measures for enforcement as Bucharest braces for siege amid heavy fighting and shifting fronts.
Amid wartime strain the article notes a food shortage driving evacuation plans for a farm institute. It lists speakers and events for the Douglas County Partners Institute at Ukobo, with experts from the State Forestry and cultural departments, and outlines a two day program of lectures, demonstrations, and committee reports.
Testimony shows no telephone call to McDaniel home the night of the murder as investigators and witnesses deny hearing such a call. Prosecutor McDaniel testifies about a supposed will timing and a questioned phone alert while neighbors recall their fright during the incident. Also reported are the death of Mrs. Arvilla Biggs and two marriage licenses issued for local residents.
The sight of aircraft drew thousands as Captain Billard and his craft flew routes from Topeka to the Kaw River mouth in under an hour. Planes were visible over Lawrence and Topeka, with the underside bearing the name Billard. The speed limited viewing to brief passes over each town.
Yesterday in Kansas the weather showed moderate temperatures with a calm and steady pattern. Today the conditions continue mild with light winds and similar temperatures across the region.
A Chicago report mixes a fatal accident involving a Kalamazoo man struck from behind with church events in Kansas. The First Christian Church hosts services and a regional church rally with speakers from China, Japan, Africa, and India, plus moving pictures, Sunday school classes, and a community lunch.
A plain ceremony marked the burial of Emperor Francis Joseph with Capuchin rites. Attendees included court officials and clergy as the era closes under solemn rites and public mourning.
Crowds line streets as mourners and officials accompany the late Crown Prince Francis Joseph Otte through a cathedral ceremony. Delegations from Bavaria and other states attend the funeral rites, with uniforms on display and a solemn procession to the crypt.
The Contealta soloist will appear at the Lawrences Choral Union concert on Tuesday evening in Deventhe. Mrs Trelease is meeting with much success as a public singer and teacher in Chicago.
County commissioners warn city to remove the city scales and senate house from the river approach as a grade change to Bridge Street delays the north approach. Proceedings threaten legal action if the city ordinance is not passed, shifting damages to the city. Lawrence delegates travel to Topeka for the Older Bayes meeting while Haskell and Tolba youths join the conference. Thanksgiving offering for the Social Service League totals 9.29 with more contributions expected.
Frye scored the winning touchdown for Lawrence Highs in a hard fought game. Beatrice trailed and fought back with injuries piling up as the ball game stayed tight from start to finish. One Lawrence player was hurt and could not return, while another was sent to hospital after an injury. Toward expected to be out several days before returning to Lawrence.
State agriculture supt UL TY Plawlew notes Farmers County Institute activity to boost education among children with attendance credits for perfect attendance. Charles Stevenson Hig May Stevenson traveled to Reno to join his father in a committee visit. Farm Bureau work led by A B Tamer and Demonsr supervisor Taverence in Manhattan aims to extend bureau outreach statewide. Mr and Mrs Throck Davison and Jacks of Wichita headed to Kansas City after a local football game.
A state appointment announces Sam I Moore as the new treasurer following Walter T. Payne declaration. The notice explains Moore will assume duties in the department, succeeding the prior holder under the previous regime, with details on the appointment process and responsibilities.
Several hundred rabbits offered for sale by a local dealer. A boy described shooting rabbits in the forenoon as households prepared for Thanksgiving. A funeral or church event was noted with a service at Union Church tomorrow afternoon at 8 o’clock.
Missouri’sered a hard fought football victory over Kansas on M Cook Field. The Tigers scored twice, one late in the third and another in the final period, outpacing the Jayhawkers 18 to 0 as Kansas fumbled and failed to convert drives. The game featured key Missouri runs by Collins and others, with strong defensive stands and a notable late drive sealing the win.
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