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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text reflects a debate on presidential treaty power, Senate advice, and nomination process. It references President Wilson, the Peace Conference, and senators from Texas discussing constitutional limits and the need to obtain Senate approval for treaties.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a city commission authorized by the clerk to auction land lots north of a university area for unpaid taxes. The text mentions Belew and a widow expense context as well as multiple land parcels, tax actions, and a sale process with railway or land titles implied.
A council meeting resolved that quiet title action is necessary as a cloud over the present title arises from city tax issues. City Clerk authorized to deeds over to Mrs Hill after lengthy discussion between City Attorney Walter G Thiel and Mrs Hills attorney John Emick.
Automobile owners rush to obtain the new license tags with light figures on dark green background. Lawrence applicants expected today as 640 total applications reach the county treasurer. Yesterday 128 more applications arrived from individuals, plus four for motorcycle licenses and dealer licenses.
Nineteen persons took the examination for state teachers certificates at the Douglas county courthouse on Friday and Saturday. In addition to Douglas county teachers, candidates from Leavenworth Johnson Haskell and Butler counties also took part. Their papers will be sent to the county superintendents of those counties.
Emma C Artman files a district court partition suit against George and Chase and others. The case seeks division of Douglas county real estate and related accounting.
Married by Probate Judge Walter A. Ottinger and Bertha May Nihart both of Topeka at the courthouse yesterday with Probate Judge G. Ee. Lindley officiating.
Complete the Fourth of July luncheon with dessert featuring Wiedemann's ice cream or ices. Contact phone number 182 for details and ordering.
Reported telecast from Colonel Harold Burdick notes Kansas is the sole school among four sending students to the camp. Several teams have excelled, with top youths placed in charge of units as the event progresses.
A mixed local report notes rapid tax payments and a busy mail flow as residents settle balances. The article mentions lines at windows, payments by post, and clerks entering accounts while notices reference a special election to fill a vacancy after Representative Van Dyke’s death.
A disjointed passage references half measures and altered lengths of life and text. It touches on religious observance, fasting, and a note about greeting with a holy kiss in early Christian practice. It mentions Paul’s letters and lingering Protestant customs in worship.
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