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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1915
Page
1
The article outlines plans to rebuild the Karisis penitentiary with fireproof buildings, a lighting system, and a ten story central wing. It notes state funding of one hundred thousand dollars, an estimated cost around three hundred thousand dollars, and a construction period of five to six years with prison labor supplying much of the work.
Scott Holloway announces his bid for the Seattle Board of Education seat. The note highlights his local roots in Lawrence and South Lawrence, past success running his business, and belief in his judgment to serve on the board.
Kansas University defeated the Agricultural College team in a close Missouri Valley Conference game to stay in the race for the championship. The play featured strong shooting by the Jayhawks with key contributions from Apple, Sprouk, and Ryatsis, while the Aggies fought hard in a defensive battle.
At the Merchants Association gathering the executive committee elected Starkweather as president. Nic Goomanth presided the meeting held Tuesday evening and thanked Ma. Strhowearhords for past work. Appreciation was given to the association for its efforts and continued efficiency.
A draft outlines siting, rules, and construction for cottages with ten machines to be installed first. The state intends building a new power point and new buildings soon. An initial appropriation of one hundred thousand dollars has been introduced in the legislature.
Registrations flood in as Merchants Week begins with a 10 AM session in Fraser Hall. Speakers include Kansas City officials and university leaders discussing business lines and industry trends. attendees travel from across the state to participate.
The article notes students at the crude and rahsoluble retina ce school in Merida will transfer to new locations as attendance shifts and a portion of the student body prepares for different work lines. It mentions no lower grades changing and hints at broader organizational changes within the school as staff adapt to new texts and reorganization.
A city political committee issued a statement clarifying it will not endorse a candidate in the WoC election. The group says it seeks to express views on measures and policies rather than back a specific office holder. The stance aims to align with prudent governance and general welfare. Additionally, obituaries report the death of Harry Cole of Lawrenve, with services forthcoming and survivors listed.
An unclear weather note for Kansas yesterday and today notes unsettled conditions tonight and Sunday. It mentions warmer conditions in parts of the state and a colder trend in the western portion Sunday, with a possible coastal port sign.
District court will convene Monday to hear the first case of the February term. Jurors summoned for service will be excused and may be questioned about prior service as officials set up the panel for the trial.
Examinations started on the hill today with nine grade-level groups examined, continuing through the week under watchful supervision. Weather and rain caused slips and tardiness among students, with orderly conduct urged to prevent accidents during the proceedings and at the entrance to the school.
A heavy rainfall battered the city yesterday causing multiple injuries as pedestrians slipped on sidewalks. Three people suffered broken bones while others incurred bruises and sprains. Registration for the city election closes in ten days, with many residents urged to register before the deadline and new movers urged to update their records.
A series of arrests on liquor charges led to a live court appearance this morning. Kalenteria Rentergi and an associate faced a nuisance sales allegation with the defendants pleading not guilty. trial set for the next morning at 8.00. The secretary and executive committee details are unclear in the report.
Lawrence Business College defeated Lecompton High School 50 to 1 on the Yoo M court last night. The Lecompton lineup included Morris Richards Burton McClanahan Law rence, while the Lawrence squad featured Muhun Rejpett jkeler Tsuther and Kuoil Ig.
President Waters of the State Agricultural College accepted an invitation to speak before the Farmers Institute in Douglas County. The event, organized by Tod Sweeney, will feature Waters with a stereopticon slides lecture. Organizers aim to entertain attendees in the Merchants Association Rooms and highlight his planned talk on agriculture and related topics.
Professor Wine A McKee will discuss The Preparation of Winning Mate for Macy 7 at the Congregational Church Sunday morning. The talk will explore who should marry when and why, and the principles guiding a man in choosing a mate.
The Executive Committee of the Merchants Association votes to hold luncheons at noon instead of nightly sessions. Luncheons will be served at these meetings and committee members may discuss business during the quarter. The change aims to shift from evening to midday gatherings.
The report notes a large convention TV scene in Lawrence with a route to Independence and Sake work for the Ohler Boys Conference in Wichita. Mr Wall says many boys have registered and a thousand mark in community involvement is near. Fi Schell of 1880 New York is seriously ill with grippe and lung congestion.
S Griesa a Lawrence native and Hope Nurseries graduate and local businessman announces candidacy for the board of education ahead of primaries. The notice highlights his long residence and value to the board.
Topeka Jan legislative committee reports the education budget for state institutions shows record funding, with 21 600 00 for the fiscal year and 1777 total, reflecting large appropriations though debates rise over university maintenance cuts and new building plans. GOP members largely favor liberal allocations while House members resist, risking a budget deadlock over university funding and expenditures.
The report notes favorable conditions for our side as Russian and Galician forces fail to outflank Duke Joseph Ferdinand near Cracow and Tarnow. It mentions German trenches nearing War saw and Austrian retreat to Kimbolang after Fischer's victory near Hobaba, with observers from Lawrence and Vinland tracking events.
Dr Elliott, president of Harvard University, argues Rockefeller era gifts from the General Education Board influenced university policy. He cites a 1908 offer of one million dollars from John D. Rockefeller to Harvard for the university to raise additional funds. He says foundations aid education and social betterment, not a menace.
Poehler Mercantile Company will entertain merchants at a Short Course dinner. The event includes a moving picture show presented by the University, to be shown at the Grand Theatre in the evening. Several manufacturing firms supplied the films and will participate in the program.
Texas January reports say General Villa was shot and wounded last night by his personal bodyguard Colonel Fierergy. Details remain uncertain but officials confirm the attack and Villa's condition.
An epidemic of mumps in the southern part of town prompts the school to close for a week to protect pupils and teachers. Students will stay home to prevent spread while staff remain unavailable.
A young Lawrence business man named Johnny Stout was thrown to the pavement while delivering a meal on a bicycle as an ice slick caused him to crash. Witnesses say the ice cracked bricks and the incident raised questions about street conditions and safety measures.
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