Can Allen Retire A Governor’s Political Future Discussed
The editorial pages debate whether Governor Allen will retire from politics after a term. Some papers urge he should quit if he believes he cannot continue, while others think Kansans or the governor himself will decide. The piece also notes public views on enlistment terms and military policy.
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Alda
Journal-World
Poltics
Porteget Pribung
Kansas
Tribune’selief
Kansauts
United States Senate
Samejather
Atteria A
Lopeka State Journal
Vernor
Massachusetts Street Draws Mixed News From Eastern Correspondent
An eastern correspondent praised Lawrence but criticized Massachusetts Street for travel and upkeep. He noted air from the town and rough travel, calling the street the worst view for users while acknowledging ongoing gas and water pipe repairs. Local opinion may shape the street's future.
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Kreeck
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Cnet
Massachusets Street
Thorjo
Governor Allen plans to curb the Arkansas River flood
The article outlines Governor Allen’s proposal to prevent the Arkansas river overflow and mentions testing in Pueblo and Gol, the Americanization movement linked to a Northwestern University professor who produced red white and blue corn, and a Washington budget conference aiming for economy and unified federal action under Dawes.
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Allen
Arkansas River
Gol
Northwestern University
Lawrence Aging News Snapshots July 1 1888
Twenty five years ago at Lawrence a mix of local events unfolds. Edsek Chimpley and Fred Klock are noted, Prof Sterling with BE Stimpson loses a porch, and new houses of W Bigger Mrs Griffin and Mrs Tanner near completion. Wheat arriving at Peirson’s mill and a Unitarians picnic with croquet and a baseball game are mentioned. Electric lights on south Massachusetts street are now on, extending to the Carbondale railroad. residents praise them. F W Read collects funds for a flag and flag pole for South Park. Prof and Mrs Dunlay from Southampton arrive later this month. W H Sears gives Fourth of July ovations at Sigel and Rusts Grove. Sidney Phillips resigns as Lawrence telephone exchange manager and Miss Hattie Harmon also resigns. Pearl Stevenson Wall will fill Harmon’s vacancy.
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Awrance Daily
Lawrence Daily World
Edsek Chimpley
Fred Klock
Prof
Sterling
BE. F. Stimpson
Peirson’s Mill
Iam Schaake
Lawrence
Manter’s
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Carbondale
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South Park
Dunlay
Southampton
England
W. H. Sears
Sigel
Rusts Grove
Sidney Phillips
Fifty Years Ago in Lawrence Journal Excerpt
A column notes a prominent citizen seizing the water power project with strong faith it will succeed. The Brickman building on the corner of Massachusetts and Warren streets is rising quickly. Frank Faxon of B W Woodward & Co. left for Boston on business yesterday.
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Lawrence
M . Brickman Ie ‘Bochier
Nant
Achusetis
Boston
Dominion Celebration and Global Events Mark 25 Years
The item notes celebrations across Canada for 25 years since a major event, Harriet Beecher Stowe’s influence referenced, and an Ohio estate code update. It mentions General Pershing assuming command of U S military forces, the National Congregational Council meeting in Los Angeles, and President Harding traveling to New Jersey. It also reports a 10 percent cut in eastern Canada passenger rail fares and the start of the annual encampment of the national organization.
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Canada
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Ohio
John K. Pershing
Toda
United States
National Congregational Council
Los Angeles
Harding
Washington
Frelinghuysen
Jersey
Unclear OCR item on Louisiana action and events
Fragmentary text describes a Louisiana related action and upcoming operation date but details are illegible and ambiguous. No clear names, dates, or entities to identify beyond generic references to a state and timing.
Princeton workers meet to discuss wage conditions
A Princeton University report notes twenty or more laborers and patrons meeting weekly in groups to share goods and meals. The aim is to find ways to improve conditions for wage earners and report findings to college men and future employers.
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Fearner and
Creare
Mexican government opens first permanent American agricultural exhibit
The Mexican government unveils its first permanent agricultural exhibit in the United States. Located on the entire floor of a downtown Los Angeles office building, the display features products from across the republic and aims to attract potential investors. Officials note the exhibit mirrors chamber of commerce displays and provides information for those considering starting business in Mexico.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United States
Republc
Mexico
Mexican Department of Fieriture and Development
France Posts Small Trade Surplus in First Half of Year
Paris reports provisional figures showing exports of 4.814 billion francs and imports of 4.789 billion francs for the period. Prewar imports ran 23 to 25 percent higher than exports, while the three months saw France export 2 percent more manufactured goods than the same period before the war.
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Paris
France
Foreign language Baptists face Americanization challenge
A report by Dr. Charles A. Brooks of the American Baptist Home Mission Society details tensions within the Northern Baptist Convention over language barriers. It notes 75,000 foreign language Baptists and urges fraternal outreach to non English groups while stressing the need for immigrant language services to connect new Americans with American ideals.
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America
Northern Baptist Convention
Ajoiva
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Holiday Post Office Closure Notice 1921
The Franklin County Illinois post office will close all day on Monday July 4 1921. No mail deliveries or window service. General delivery and rural routes will close. Lockbox mail and special deliveries dispatched. One collection on Massachusetts street in late afternoon. Postmaster Fiveh issues the notice.
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Geners
Massachusetts Street
Cs. Fiyeh
The Voice of the People Preview Fight Night
Readers anticipate a major boxing match with thousands crowds and a fierce exchange of blows. The front-page spread promises blow by blow updates Sunday morning as spectators weigh the savagery of the ring against civilization and schooling.
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Humber
Tyne
S. S. Weatherby
Fourth of July safety urged by St. Louis council group
The Mississippi Valley Division safety council in St. Louis issues a list of don'ts for a safe observance. Do not burn objects, use fireworks or light matches, throw or hold lit items, build a bonfire, discharge firearms, or expose children to fire hazards.
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St. Louis
Joly LeInits
Mississippi Valley
No Safety Council
Emporia Briefs Highlight Local Enrollments and Flood Aid
The Emporia Gazette lists state normal enrollment figures and local relief efforts. Highlights include a 88 to 29 edge in a certain measure, Red Cross cash donations for Pueblo flood refugees, and Newton celebrating a seventy third birthday at a long-standing store.
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Puebly
Red Cross
Cakewell
Csprt
Ifs
Jumbled Local Notices On Golf Scraps And County Projects
A mixed set of reports mentions golfers and balls lost, county signatures from Buplet county, and a paved highway plan from Buritt Sedawick county. It also notes a State Board of Agriculture meeting at the agricultural college in July and infant care demonstrations with free baby examinations.
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Aaresta
Buritt-Sedawick
Et Be Fo
Am Fustah
Manhattan
Seficultural College
Toyoka
Tanlac Restores Woman After Crutch Years
A South Market Street resident, Mrs. MM Wordle forewoman for South ny Cracker Co, recounts using Tanlac to cure severe indigestion and weakness. She says after six weeks she could walk without crutches, sleep better, and work as well as ever, praising Tanlac as a life improving medicine. Tanlac sold locally by Rownd Carer Drug Co.
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Sis
Rownd Carer
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