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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1925
Page
7
The senate judiciary committee approved Attorney General Stone for the Supreme Court, saying extended investigation found no reason to withhold approval. The move follows public notices about paper delivery and a religious verse, with local public interest in the Journal-World.
The article notes experienced committee members at Lawrence guiding state institutional work as part of a broader pattern seen at major Kansas school centers. It discusses ongoing war debt impacts on Americans, with interest and principal repayments on Liberty bonds shaping taxation and prices, yet claims general adjustment and continued prosperity amid European settlement efforts.
In Kansas a banquet sparked a clash as Henry Allen labeled the Old Guard as weeded out while asserting his progressive stance. The Kansas legislature nudges Attorney General Griffith to address expenses, with officials weighing opinions amid political tension and party loyalties.
The article argues Britain’s return to the gold standard came at a price, with taxation burden shifting to the middle class and wealthy, sparking social change. It contrasts Britain’s path with continental losses of solvency for broader prosperity and notes evolving political shifts in Russia and Europe as signs of broader change.
Lawmakers visiting Lawrence faced limited time and heat as they aimed to confirm that a vast and complex educational plan was functioning. The hurried sessions allowed only a quick survey and partial checks before departure.
Herbert H. Asquith, who led Britain from 1908 into the war years, accepted an earldom after the coalition era. He had declined a 1916 honor, was a former lawyer, and helped shape Old Age Pensions and Lords veto. At ninety, he is unlikely to seek further active political role.
A dated column recalls the death of Woodrow Wilson a year ago while noting political figures connected to the era Indian Harmon of Ohio a former governor and cabinet officer once seen as a potential Dennierdit presidential candidate The veteran Martin mayor of New Orleans seeks renomination in Democratic primaries The Protestant Episcopal diocese of Olympia gathers in Tacoma to elect a new bishop Plans for a national memorial to Samuel Gomper s move forward at a special American Federation of Labor committee meeting in Miami Florida
Great Bend Kansas February 2 A five member committee plans to push a protest against teaching evolution in Southwestern College Winfield to the Southwest Kansas Conference of the Methodist Church at its March meeting An effort to move trustees to action is expected The group says the aim is to safeguard the religious faith of students while denying opposition to faculty members The student council committee failed to reach accord with anti evolutionists and a letter outlining the students stance will be sent to lay members of the conference
Acacia Lodge No 9 AF and AM announces a special communication on Feb 4 at 7 30 pm for Second Degree work and a special communication on Feb 5 at 6 pm for Third Degree work Lawrence Lodge No 6 Acacia Fraternity and all visiting Masons are invited John H Parker W M Paul A Lange Secretary
Memorial services for the late Representative E. C. Little of the Second Kansas district were held in the House of Representatives. An address by Representative U. Gayer touched on Little’s frontier era and Civil War era origins, praising his lifelong ties to Kansas and the plains.
President WilHan Green of the American Federation of Labor reports unauthorized agents are soliciting funds for a Gompers Memorial monument. Key AFL officials including Frank Muse, Daniel Tobin, Frank DuHand, James Wilson are named amid continuing court action and stalled proceedings.
A dramatic sea adventure unfolds aboard a ship where Captain Stevens enforces discipline as Drake battles humiliation and a dangerous escape plan. Drake’s defiant encounters with mates and crew escalate toward a perilous shore leave and a test of true character amid mutinous tensions.
In the North Argentina province, cattle thefts provoke rapid pursuit through vast uninhabited districts. The thieves exploit the terrain’s emptiness to gain distance, testing regional authorities and ranchers. Local reports emphasize ongoing chase efforts and the need for coordinated patrols.
A vintage advertisement touts genuine California Fig Syrup as a safe remedy for convulsions, colic, fever, coated tongue, or diarrhea in children. It promises prompt bowel cleansing without narcotics, notes the syrup’s delicious taste, and urges mothers to demand the real product with clear bottle labeling.
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