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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1919
Page
5
Argentina observes a holiday marking the anniversary of the proclamation of national independence. Dr. Orelup and E H Lupton are noted in local mentions. Topeka is cited as a place where Lupton spent the day.
The advertisement touts good tires and moderate charges as a winning combination for attracting more trade each week. It emphasizes quick service and obliging staff to earn customer patronage and invites riders to try the shop.
Community notices report Mrs. J Osbourne at Bald win and a 2 30 prayer service. 70 Camp Fire Girls to Wood Nef camping trip with Mrs F S Hill guardian. Dental offices move to 735 Mass St and hours 9 to 12 and 1 30 to 5. U S Shipping Board chairman Hurley outlines removal of foreign ship restrictions and blanket approval for foreign contracts, with senators Harding Jones Edge commenting on disposal of surplus machinery and materials.
Hale Chicago July reports that William D Haywood leader of the I W W 'ninety three' convicted last year and sentenced by Judge Landis to twenty years and $30000 fine has been released on bond. Bonds approved by U S District Attorney Chas F Clyne and an appeals count noted. Haywood is the fifteenth of the ninety three to be released on bond.
Leavenworth July 8 Two men on parole from Kansas prison were arrested in Bartlesville Oklahoma with explosives in possession. Joe Clayton and Aza Pendleton had been paroled from Lansing Kansas four years ago for robbery and were to be returned to the penitentiary. Clayton had served ten to twenty one years for first degree robbery and Pendleton had served seven to eleven years.
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy issues a decree threatening profiteers with fines up to 10000 lire or a prison sentence of three months to three years and confiscation of goods. Unauthorized middlemen in foods face similar punishments as a Rome dispatch to Exchange Telegraph notes.
A brief confection from the Chicago Tribune about a young girl named Esther who, on a walk with her aunt, asks about every passerby. When a man in a car arrives near a large apartment, she wonders aloud if he is the doctor and to whom he is going.
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