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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1914
Page
4
Care you fail 9 receive your Journal-World by 7 p m cail up We will be glad to send you ont by mea sager Be sure and get your call in before 8 p m as we let the messenger boy go home at that time.
Disjointed Lawrence wire reports from December 2 1914 reference Governor Tense of South Carolina planning a return to private life and a pardon involving THON canyiels amid unrelated notes on winery certificates and election matters.
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Confused fragmentary note describes a theft involving tomatoes and a suspect nicknamed Tadaly. The text suggests a long sentence and relocation within the town, with mentions of Lawrence and a town official decision. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The readable text is garbled and hard to interpret. It mentions unclear names and phrases about people, places, and a possibly dated issue, but no discernible event or outcome can be established.
A figure named Mounidan seeks nationwide reach by promising to reveal local population totals in 1920. He aims to boost popularity by making the story broad and attention grabbing, wagering that larger public interest will follow if the tale is amplified.
A fragment notes tension over football amid calls for diversity and a looming legislature. The piece hints at unrest and potential political trouble surrounding university priorities and sports.
Fragmentary text describes an editor away on vacation and a young staffer altering the newspaper’s last page. It notes mental restoration of an old style and reflects on the paper never being truly finished.
A fragment from a historic paper hints at a first page draft about a piper and a water aid event. The text suggests an initial breath of suspicion around identity and purpose, with little concrete detail remaining readable.
Report notes no testimony supporting charges and that outside speculation circulated without substantiation. Authorities state the proceedings did not reveal the alleged misconduct despite rumors.
The text cites ongoing concerns in Lawrence over untested milk safety and public doubt in the dairy supply. Citizens voice anxiety about dairy regulation and await a decisive ruling from the health commission.
November export activity hints at forthcoming work for idle laborers as production may rise. The piece expresses cautious optimism that prosperity will return if demand improves and pressures ease, noting no clear reason for prolonged dull times.
Fragmentary text discusses an insurance official lacking authority and mentions rule changes and election results. It references high insurance fares and a public reaction but provides few clear details or named entities.
Transport rates and election signals appear in a garbled OCR passage. It references freight charges, a commission, and timing but no coherent event or names are readable for a concrete summary.
Citizens push for a new constitution to dismantle the current government and shape a new tax law. The proposal drew opposition from the Viragh annorince group which voted against the submitted measure. Supporters argue a fresh charter will address multiple urgent issues.
A fragmented passage discusses firedilike tension over the fire marshal and Mr Warkham. It mentions ongoing effort, constant vigilance, and the risk of partisan backlash if the fire marshal is dismissed.
A garbled passage praises German immigrants as valuable contributors to the community. It notes their practical ideas and suggests they have aided local progress while acknowledging criticism of Germany. The text remains unclear and portions are unreadable.
The visit of Johm UU, Mots to Lawrence is noted as highly significant. Observers say he is one of the great men of the world and his presence is expected to stimulate wide interest locally.
A prominent figure arrives at the university amid strong community interest. The visit is described as highly influential with many potential fruits and widespread concern to avoid offending Laty while the speaker is aligned with Austria in a war context.
A fragmented passage reflects on the ingeanoide of republics and personal life. It mentions gateways, neighbors, colorless existence, and a sense of distant compliment, conveyed in a wary, satirical tone.
The passage discusses Jewish rights and treatment, noting time has passed and problems exist. It argues laws should grant equal rights in every community, criticizing spending on establishing Jewish settlements and implying a broader need for equal protections.
The Ottawa Herald's future seemed uncertain after Alenin Al-Jan sold it to Ralph Harris, but Harris proved a capable owner and business mind. Earnings rose by 1000 dollars the first year and have continued upward, cementing the paper as a major Kansas pay fur.
Henry Allen criticizes the bolters and urges reform within the Kansas government. He argues the state is corrupt from top to bottom and calls for constitutional changes or outside agitation to spur progress, warning against strict party loyalty.
A poem praising the average man, busy daily at work from dawn to night, social and loyal, the backbone of society. It savors his simple pleasures, humor, and quiet duty without ostentation or complaint.
The Varsity 4reer Scene presents the Wishing Ring at Theatre Margity on Thursday and Friday. Local patrons are invited to attend the stage production featuring a fantasy plot and period performances.
Maurice Costello and Liliana Walker showcase a Velvetine style at Thompson Studio on Muss Street with perfect child photographs praised. Lillian Walker and Maurice Castella perform at The Varsity. AM friends invited to a dance at Tollway Lids. Local ads promote Violet Glycerine Spray, McCulloch's Drug Store, Wishing Ring five reel, The Man From Home, and Wiedemann's ice cream.
A literary poem fragment by Walt Mason in The Trifler critiques modern workers and the idle rich. It laments persistent poverty and cites the cycle of toil, fate, and societal neglect as it mocks the futility of striving for change amid economic disdain.
Miss Teles Salsbury Burdick wed J Laighlin in a half past six ceremony at the Bride’s home with Rev S Elderkin officiating. An all white decor featured white rugs, ferns, and a white satin wedding gown with a long veil as mourners and family joined in the Episcopal service and reception.
Transfers show Emma Parmely and Coffey Co. convey Lot Three Eli Street Baldwin to C. E. Milles for 83500. Benj. Ge Lohman and others deed to Law- etLD0 with related parcels noted in the Baldwin transfer list.
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