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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1914
Page
4
The item lists daily and yearly subscription rates for the Journal-World, a phone reminder policy for late delivery, and a short editorial note about John Muir, a protest from England on U S rights, and a call for city and county commissioners to offer a reward for the conviction of a man who attacked the Elliott girls.
For a quarter century reports claim the Yaqui in Mexico face extermination yet continue to resist. The text notes their ongoing struggle and persistence despite supposed declines.
The text questions deploying soldiers from Africa, East Indies, and Fiji, arguing mothers countries need men and that removing fighters may spark unrest elsewhere. It warns East Indians may resist European combat, predicting another, possibly worse, conflict. It notes ongoing Allied hesitation to deploy Japanese forces into Europe.
A business man criticizes Lawrence for not advancing toward Gov. Stubbs's $1,000 prize for the best Kansas town to rear children. He asserts Lawrence has done nothing toward qualifying while praising its view as unmatched in Kansas and beyond.
A fragmented discussion argues President Wilson may override senators in appointments but needs legislative support. It lauds senators as high-minded, prominent figures from their states, while noting public distrust of politicians and the dangers of unchecked executive power. The piece defends the Senate’s role in guiding strong governance.
In his December 1 issue column Willan Allen White mocks the Bull Moose Party as a cross section of society including clerks doctors lawyers and professors. He argues Progressives blend with Greenback Populist Prohibition and free silver forces and notes laborers instinctively back parties delivering real working class gains.
A garbled manuscript mixes political denunciation with reflections on war, marriage, crops, and daily life. The piece laments violence in Europe, mocks sensational talk, and wanders through faded images of songs and faith, ending with a quiet plea to avoid death talk.
The article discusses Douglas county voters shifting toward Republicans, while farmers largely backed old parties except for a few, and criticizes Progressive claims of party theft. It argues Republicans have led progress, notes cross-party progressives, and calls for united action to address past abuses and move forward.
F. W. Brown expanded the Model Laundry, building up his business with efficient staff and prompt customer care. The laundry line has modern machinery, top service, and expert help, making this a good year for Brown and his patrons as they wish a Happy New Year.
Warrensburg Mo December 30 192? professor of physical education at Warrensburg State Normal and coach of the football eleven sues Drury alleging defamation of character in his petition. The suit stems from Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association actions last month regarding the Warrensburg Normal football program and a dispute over conduct and championship implications.
Paris social figure Madae Yvenne Wilbert plans matinee concerts to aid wounded soldiers and raise funds from American friends. She speaks of personal sacrifice, wartime impact, and the need to help the rising generation, organizing performances across Paris and seaside resorts to share joy and relief.
In Mexico City on December 30 General Villa addressed foreign requests for personal guarantees amid fears of violence. He stated that while he could assist some, conspirators are exploiting his sincerity. He warned that prudence and strong measures are needed to prevent manipulation as political campaigns move forward.
A Bingham Utah robbery yesterday saw robber Bert Heasted entering the Bingham State Bank at 10 o'clock and forcing cashier Earl Randsil to hand over 18000 in gold and currency. The cashier carried a screwdriver, which aided a quick capture. The robber was arrested without resistance shortly after. The incident ends with a sensational tale of a tool used to threaten vault access and a minor aside about a prior Utah bank robbery.
The piece discusses Kansas hospital programs aiding war relief and medical care for the poor, citing Dr Sadler's appeal for state funding to train nurses and expand facilities. It notes Kansas patients treated at University Hospital, with many for tuberculosis and related conditions, and mentions broader plans for international financial cooperation and a Pan-American conference to stabilize credit amid the European war.
Federal agents arrested Terre Haute city comptroller and Terre Haute board member George Elivenha along with other listed officials in a conspiracy investigation. The arrests followed indictments returned in late November with action continuing through December.
In Clarksville Tennessee a large fire destroyed several business buildings after starting at a resident’s home. Wind fanned the flames. Nashville and Hopkinsville fire departments joined responders after six p.m. to battle the blaze and prevent spread while investigators sought the unknown arsonist behind the incident.
Fragmentary note records Miss Sophie Snurlimever and Margaret in a social gathering with Stubby, a 1 inch te event, and Mr appearing. Mentions a position, entertainment for the club last night and a Wednesday whistle night tonight.
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