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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1920
Page
2
Entry from the Lawrence Kansas postoffice dated July 3 1920 requests readers who have not received their journal to call the office between 7 and 7 30 PM for a copy to be sent immediately. The notice includes scripture quotes urging heed against unbelief and remembrance of biblical exhortations.
One theory for the slow start of the Democratic bandwagon is that William J. Bryan filled the fuel tank with grape juice rather than a substance with a kick.
A Lawrence correspondent praises Independence Day ideals and calls for a wholehearted observance in town on Monday. The Woodbynd Park program promises patriotic inspiration for all residents as the nation reflects on the Declaration of Independence and American unity.
Democratic leaders in San Francisco sought a brief emphatic platform to rival the Republicans and fuel campaign material. The resulting document, after long effort, is a rambling patchwork that fails to match President Wilson’s hoped for league of nations plank, reflecting internal party disagreements.
After a committee’s work, some party members began a clash in the open convention over the platform. The document must satisfy a broad voter base and reflect their political faith. Further shaping is intended by a larger body or the forty-eight committee.
The platform pledges independence for the Philippines with no delays. Democrats say eight years in power without progress shows inexcusable delay if Republicans stay in power another eight years. They challenge Republicans to act.
The American admiral in Constantinople warns that sympathy for Armenians will not aid current near east affairs and dispatches a destroyer to demand the release of American prisoners held by Turkish nationalist forces.
Report notes extreme heat and dryness in Chicago delaying Republican delegates. In San Francisco climate described as comfortable by some, with a hint that Democratic delegates are not eager to depart.
The 30th anniversary of Idaho is noted as today. Bishops at the Lambeth Conference plan a Canterbury pilgrimage. Socialist clubs in New England meet in Maynard for a three day conference. The Dewey carnival resumes after years. Teachers nationwide gather in Salt Lake City for the National Education Association convention. Senator Warren G Harding leaves Washington for Marion Ohio to stay until election day.
The item lists notable anniversaries from 1608 to 1903 including Champlain founding Quebec, George Clinton as New York governor, 1888 Pan Anglican bishops conference in London, 1889 Washington Equal Suffrage Association formation, 1893 Royal Geographical Society denying women, 1894 Salvation Army jubilee at Crystal Palace, 1900 Khedive welcomed in London, and Harriet Lane Johnson’s death in 1903.
Habibulla Khan of Afghanistan born 48 years ago today threatens British rule in India. Charlotte Perkins Gilman born 60 years ago in Hartford. Ralph B. Perry of Harvard born 44 years ago in Poultney. Sarah Pratt Greene born 61 years ago in Simsbury.
One year ago today Paris published the text of the alliance among the United States Great Britain and France for military protection of France against unprovoked aggression by Germany. McCulloch's Drug Store lists Egg-o-latum for egg preservation and winter storage. A 50e jar preserves 50 dozen eggs and costs 50 cents.
The Public Voice column in the Journal-World is open to reader expression and is not partisan. Readers may address opinions, questions, and comments but must sign their name. anonymous or initials submissions are discouraged. The editors reserve judgment on what is printed, balancing free expression with decency and accuracy.
A garbled item discusses local party figures quitting church involvement and influencing civic action. The piece references Democratic members, voter sentiment, and suggested measures, with mentions of public life and religious ties amid a chaotic transcription.
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Scattered delegates in San Francisco start balloting at the Democratic National Convention. McAdoo forces encounter difficulty trading for support while Cox and Me Adoo alternately lead predictions of a victory amid stiff opposition. New York and Pennsylvania delegates influence early rounds as Palmer forces push for defections to gain leverage.
A crowded listing shows church services across the city with hours for Evangelical Association, Christ Scientist Selisol Toshta, Trinity Lutheran, St Luke A M E, First Baptist, First Methodist, First Christian, and other congregations. Descriptions mention Sunday services prayers, evening meetings, Sunday schools, and midweek events, inviting all to attend.
A short note urges shoppers to ask for Kaw Valley Butter and to choose no substitute. It mentions visiting the creamery at 546 Miss reportedly for direct purchase.
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