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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1915
Page
4
A historic Kansas paper page lists pricing for daily and monthly subscriptions and offers contact details for the newspaper offices and Chicago representatives. It includes notes on delivery deadlines, messenger pickup, and affiliations with Associated Press and publishers groups. The text also contains garbled handwritten lines reflecting past local chatter and observations.
Sentence fragment mentions the old university, unease, and debt editing. Readable content is limited and names or clear events are not identifiable. The text appears to describe financial responsibility related to a university but lacks concrete facts or identifiers.
The misspelled text notes J Le Brady’s Arkansas move and Walter Roseve with Gurranza aboard, centering on Kansas flour shipment controversy. It praises Sherman as a legislator and outlines hopes for capable representation in Douglas County and the district’s political balance.
A partially published list from Mansas committees shows donations to Belgian Hiet Coreerty crimks with OST. The Kansas City dispatch and Kauss routes suggest the tally is incomplete and misses rebel work from Ballwin and other annuunts. Douglas County totals appear cited but lack full coverage.
The note asserts strong U S resolve to protect citizens rights abroad calling for punishment for offenders and compensation for victims after a Canadian hunting shooting incident. It frames America as firm in safeguarding its citizens and criticizesلاق lapses in safety and accountability.
A fragmented, archaic sounding monologue laments past handicaps and seeks steadfast virtue. It rails at injustice, imagines moral elevation, and longs to avoid sympathy with wrongdoing while criticizing societal faults in a rambling stream of consciousness.
The fragment remarks on American citizens shot in Mexico and the delay in response. It characterizes Mexico as a nest of nervous hornets and suggests possible war within twenty four hours, reflecting wartime sentiment and border tension in a newspaper detour.
A letter argues readers steal or take papers without paying. It notes women rarely steal in stores, men rarely pay in stores, yet some publishers give extra copies to subscribers prompting similar behavior. The writer cites experiences with publishers and suggests prepaid ticket systems as a remedy. It mentions The Hoosier Schoolmaster and a card printing practice as examples.
Brown was chosen secretary of the senate after a lone contentious fight. The opening sessions were tense with many lawmakers boycotting meetings. Burt Brown emerged as secretary amid political maneuvering as Democrats and Republicans clashed over the selection.
Officials say the Nebraska game status remains undecided as talks over renewal terms continue. The university board weighed potential schedule conflicts and contract terms with Mirtoens while considering broader implications for the season and travel plans.
Meriden hosts a county Democratic banquet aiming to be the best yet with possible visit by Henderson Martin, Vice-Governor of the Philippine Islands. Local committee members A Moser and Tom Martin seek attendees. speakers include several Democrat leaders and music, in a county-wide event to be held in Meriden.
A junior member of Stringer and Co. shot himself in his office after a film release and market downturn shook the wheat trade. The firm faced huge losses as reports attributed the fall to a failed gamble on wheat futures and a volatile market.
An aerial duel near Amiens ends with a German aircraft falling within French lines. The French pilot opened fire as the German craft appeared, bringing down the enemy plane.
A Royal Neighbor gathering at the Fraternal Aid hall in Hinton drew members and families for a social evening. Officials and guests were named, a dinner was served, and attendees were encouraged to join husbands in a shared penny social for charity.
A New York dinner tribute exhorts the United States to assume greater international responsibilities after the European conflict. Mayor T Herrick and former ambassador Marie speak on duty, urging broader United States involvement, unity, and a larger role in world affairs amid looming global reform. A note on film credits closes the item.
The 1915 World Almanac expands with updated content across departments. New reviews, tax details, labor laws, federal agencies statistics, and broad international coverage appear alongside aviation and infrastructure topics.
College Bible classes resume at the Y M C A with sessions returning tomorrow after a holiday pause. A cinema feature in Liverpool shows a Belgian woman recognizing her husband in a film about the Hel sien trenches, while the husband’s location remains unknown despite efforts to trace the theater and film company.
A preacher named Darnell returned to Kenosha after a period away and caused scandal with his wife and alleged new partner. Clippings from a northern paper discuss birth of a son to Rev. Morrigan Darnell and a marriage date in November. The tale follows letters from a former pastor’s wife and reports of family estrangement.
The text notes relief efforts for German and Austrian prisoners in Siberian camps led by American missionaries, with officials granting or withholding permission and negotiations ongoing. It mentions the American Red Cross learning of the expedition and threats of retaliation if Austrian prisoners in Creitherd remain, while requests from Serbia and France are addressed.
Washington report notes a January 12 action in the District of Columbia debate over a bill to prohibit interracial marriage. The measure passed the House 230 to 1003 amid strong objections from Representative Clark of Florida who denounced it as harmful to both races, while Republican Leader Mainland and Representative Madden argued against it citing the risk to young women.
A fire destroyed the Cory Belt Bank building in Modim early today. The blaze tied to the basement from an unknown cause, capsizing its occupancy by a bank, an optical company, and YW offices. Loss is estimated at 7,000.
A fragmented report discusses a bill proposed by UaFollette to prevent new rate increases. The text references senators and committees debating the plan with unclear details and potential extraordinary conditions influencing action.
Fort Scott Republican Keene withdrew from the race for speaker of the Kansas House shortly before a vote. He had claimed victory earlier, but announced he would abstain and let the choice fall to Topeka's candidate, with Roberts reportedly favored for a unanimous outcome. The session was set to reconvene that afternoon.
A poetic moral exhortation urges readers to choose goodness and mercy, follow a straight path, and trust in wisdom and divine guidance. It warns that evil ends and a higher power watches over, calling for upward moral effort and steadfast resolve.
Fragmentary report notes a family stating they do not seek aid despite a tense scene. Text hints at missing details and unclear events, with relatives contacting officials and asserting readiness to stay independent. Authorities continue to monitor situation as community seeks clarity.
Winter strain pushes kidneys to work harder causing back pain and side aches. Seek safe care with Foley Kidney Pills to strengthen and invigortate kidneys and aid blood cleansing. Sold by O. T Barber & Sun.
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