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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1923
Page
4
A cropped and garbled newspaper masthead fragment from Lawrence Kansas includes agency notices, telephones, and distribution instructions. It references the Associated Press credit, a publication schedule, and a biblical verse, with no clear local event or report.
The article discusses a proposal to place a candidate's name at the top of the ballot to aid voters in recognizing nominees. It argues this change could widen voter familiarity with minor state offices and reduce engagement with unfamiliar candidates despite two opportunities to learn names at primaries and elections.
President Harding aims to avoid a special session of Congress before the regular session. He argues stability will protect business and prevent rapid law changes that could disrupt industry. The plan envisions a steady program over months to safeguard prosperity and deter profiteering.
A Topeka paper questions Kansas public support for a broad child welfare code. It argues lawmakers must view the bills as applicable to Kansas and meet the state’s needs before adoption. The piece contrasts Kansas with other states and notes federal raids influence pressure for reform.
Former French premier Caillaux argues Europe must share reparations claims and faults the Allies for not guaranteeing payments. He says France seeks a Rhineland buffer and a large army to deter Germany, while Britain and America signed a defense gap. Caillaux labels current French militarism as misunderstood and warns of renewed tension in the Ruhr crisis.
Inland Daily Press Convention Chicago February 19 to discuss income tax Russia second class postage and women in politics with round table debates. Centenary of Dr Stephen Smith founder of the American Public Health Association noted. Shimmons Bros plumbers and electricians advertise services.
Guidance on deducting losses from fires storms shipwreck or other casualties including theft. Distinguishes deductible years and insurance offsets and explains limitations for business use vehicles and private property. Also covers authorized postponement or special relief by the Commissioner and filing requirements.
News notes the inventor William Dubilier’s global impact through wireless gear and patents, from early schooling to creating the condenser used on most wireless sets. Also mentions Canadian garment workers and civil service unions seeking a $100 monthly minimum wage at the Vancouver convention.
Mrs G R Castle and Mrs Edward McKitrick attended a Royal Neighbor lodge meeting in Hollway's hall Wednesday evening. The gathering planned to enter the Pangonoxia lodge, but an epidemic closed schools and kept neighbors away.
Jefferson City on February 7 heard Walter Crain general secretary of a St. Louis cregand firm testify about washed warrants and forged soldier claims. The firm cashed warrants then reimbursed the state treasurer after claims claimed never received funds. Six warrants were under review with Samuel J. Wilkins involved. a confession was read, detailing warrants removed from a brother’s mail pouch and endorsed.
Baldwin notes a busy social week with visits to Kansas Bay and Ottawa, Alpha Chi Omega and Kilomethean Club events, a Valentine afternoon, and a church society meeting. Birthday observances for Mr. and Mrs. Hardin and Pastor Lampman’s 91st birthday are celebrated. Fire marshal deputies inspect district, ordering cleanup of alleys and rubbish removal.
The town hosts a curtain raiser at the new high school gym with two alumni and student teams. Admission is 85 and 15 cents, proceeds fund gym equipment. Dr Charles Shumway and Perry Stover will serve as chaplains. Baldwin council cuts electric and water rates, effective after ordinance. Electric drops from 12 to 10 cents per KW, water from 1.50 to 1.00. Virginia twenties hosts a Valentine party with Eleanor Brown guest of honor and several sixth graders attend. Verna Marshall leaves for Sabeth after auto accident. Mrs Hugh Hartley visits Kansas City. Stough, Douglas Coole, Polly Yeelim return from Wichita state convention. Alpha Chi invites with 100s attending at new chapter house next Monday.
Wrum Coal Co supplies coal and hardware with a business address in Illinois and Missouri regions. J R Holmes offers insurance services under the label Just Insurance at 107 East Seventh Street with contact numbers provided.
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