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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
4
The column surveys political and budget issues as 1922 ends. It notes Irish Free State leaders appealing to the U S for moral support, Kansas City water board ousted, Prohibition blame, and the Harding administration budget review. It warns of distractions from fiscal policy and details budget mechanics under pressure.
Henry White, long a U S diplomat and former ambassador to France, will host Georges Clemenceau during the ex premier's Washington visit beginning today. White began his career in 1883 in Vienna and rose through London and other posts before serving as ambassador in Paris and France. Born in Baltimore in 1850, he received private schooling in America and France.
The Alberta legislature begins its fall session today as various national and international meetings kick off. A Legion adjutants conference opens in Indianapolis, the National Farmers Exposition launches in Toledo for a week, and Rear Admiral Vogelsang leads a mission sailing to Brazil to reorganize its navy. Rail executives convene in Chicago to discuss the association, while the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, with delegates from 37 countries, gathers at The Hague to promote world peace.
A column notes a senator’s tax on beer and wine to fund a soldier bonus, Henry Ford’s reaction to Sona bill, and a citizen urging national duty. Also details on a charity bazaar at Dodge-Sanderson sale room with aprons toys and food, plus a Christmas sale at the Episcopal church show rooms.
A collage of quirky remarks touches on politics money sport and daily life with light jabs at politicians ease of making money and fashion. It also reports on new officers chosen for Lawrence Lodge No 7 A O U W with names and titles for several posts.
Elmer Wood arrived from Kansas City and caused a disturbance on Massachusetts Street. Judge Stewart sentenced him to 30 days on the rock pile and fined 110 dollars for a dry charge after a rough house incident. A taxi driver testified he would repay the fare if Wu failed to return home. Marriage licenses issued to Mathew H. Scott and Myrle C. Webb of Topeka and Robert Frazier Mason of Kingman and Frances Eleanor Atkinson of the city.
Readable fragments describe Bazear and Chicas in a local notice. The text hints at an administrative action or event but lacks clear details or outcomes. Further context from the original page would clarify the subject and involved entities.
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