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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1915

Page

3

Society Notes Highlight Summer Visits and Gatherings

Informal afternoon hosted by Mrs. XN. Tatherwood honors Mrs. Rankin of Columbus and Miss Florence Goats before they depart for summer school. Sewing Club and North Side Whitehette Club plans, as well as a Woodland Park subscription drive, charity events, and a Green Mountain Falls camp. Multiple house parties and social circles feature members from The Signa Chi fraternity and others, with planned weekly Camp Fire Girls activities and a Henley-on-Golflinks social.

XN. Tatherwood Rankin Columids Florence Goats Sunmer

W Wy Clot Hosts Annual Mothers Party at Miss Witt Home

Mrs Matt Cannon hosts a social gathering for the W Wy Clot mothers at Miss Marie Witt’s home in New Hampshire. Ralph Davis, club president, outlined past efforts and future goals. attendees enjoyed music, readings, and a floral decor theme featuring sweet peas and ferns.

W. Wy. Clot Marie the Witt Marie Siler Ruby Webster Ralph Davis Elf

Moves and visits across Kansas and nearby states

A flurry of short trips and day visits outlines a chain of residents traveling to and from Kansas City Topeka Lawrence Topeka and Lawrence with stops in Osawatomie Olathe Edwardsville and Oregon Missouri. The notes reveal numerous daily errands social calls and business visits by dozens of individuals including Miss May Watson Prof and Mrs Crawford Mrs J B Watking and several families.

James Steven Kansas RW. Colm Hutchinson Man M.benedict Paoly Miss May Watson J. B. Watking Kansas City Prof Mrs. Crawford Topeka Martin Basceont Sapulpa Okeiting Will Ington Whipple Fania Ohio Wallis Jackson Baldwine Shepard Danglters California Robert Long Tittle Barrett Anan D. Pook Mase Pedraja Mulberry Aystin Ag West West Kenye Frany Chetm Cay Kenyon Aoua Newyon Liseonsit Nps Lawrence Mary CG. Smith Oregon Missouri Lyields May Dunn Borer Springs Marie Kelsey McCulloch Jordan Miven Jordan Lillian Twenhotel Wert Cora Hubert Lom Kort Scott J. D. Punk Teanga Tihe Jarwrenen High Sehood World Book Company World Book Company Joukers, N.Y. Mrs. G. R S and Son Davighton Burkin Mitchell Werthnor Mia Ridelph Britseby Lake Prat Anna J. Commings Jhatebi Tie Charlie Horn Mer W. 1. Crowch W. NS A S. Lehtviver Hoar Los Angeles Schleifer Lave Indiana Street William Stuad Washingeton D.C Bureau Oil Plant Industry United States Department of Agriculture Joe Martins Dorothy Miller Emma May Rummell Independence Theta House Thea Thompson Marion Rumprell

Lawrence visitors and river forecast from Topeka edition

Names of visitors, local residents, and business trips appear alongside a river forecast noting the river level dropping from flood stage. The report mentions William Stuad of Washington DC inspecting potatoes in Lawrence, several Kansas City and Topeka residents, and a river forecast predicting falling waters as the day ends. A local theft incident is briefly noted with one actor fleeing town.

To Build New Parish House Near City Hall

A local project aims to construct a new parish house for the North or South Zonal church district. Officials including F Clairman and W Wansi visited morning to prepare the site for a First Congregational parish parsonage in Lawrence. Mrs Harr and Mrs U are noted as participants in ongoing preparations.

Piymonth F. Clairman Npr Sports W. Wansi City Tory H. Smittineyes Ralph McNown Counn Lawrence

Machinists Walk Out Amid Remington Labor Tension

Bridgeport July 20 labor leaders report Remington Arms workers and sub contractor crews in disarray as machinists strike while company officials deny plant employees walked out. Rumors of wage and schedule changes circulate. contractors reportedly stay. Separate notes on other strikes and deaths follow.

Remington Bridgeport Conn Tomo Shini Remington Arms and Ammunition Company Tour Courrier W.G. Pentellad

War Crisis as Warsaw May Evacuate Amid Frontline Push

July 20 dispatches describe a possible evacuation of Warsaw as German and Austrian forces push toward the Polish capital. Reports claim von Hindenberg’s and Mackensen’s fronts threaten Warsaw from the north and southeast, with Russian troops in retreat in the south and a key Lublin railway artery under pressure. A German officer cites the capture of Ostre Lonka near the Narew river, about 60 miles north of Warsaw, while warnings of a potential naval base shift accompany the strategic crisis. Mrs. Geo. Fisher and son are noted residents in Tonga-Lawrence today.

Lomlon Warsaw Courhhindi Maurshal von Vindenberg Copenhagen Windandy Lublin Windia von Hindenhers Vin Mackensen Wrasnostay Perlin Anty Freehei Wotess Prat Ated Cgemaan Ostre Lonka Narew

Barrel Makers Strike Over Parity and Intimidation Claims

Workmen at the water works refuse to linger on the line and accuse company officials of pressuring through parity and intimidation. The report notes tension at the facility as the dispute unfolds and officials respond.

Marriage Licenses Reported Across Cities

Owen TL and Lavejey Souda from Katheryn Ashtrett, 20, Colorado Springs, and Cole Albert W Gustatson, Ss, Liawrence, Della Smith, 25, Lawrened.

Owen TL Lavejey Souda Spring Lados Katheryn Ashtrett Colorado Springs Cole Albert W. Gustatson Liawrence Della Smith Lawrened

Plain Envelope Returns 10000 To Conscience Fund

A July report notes a $10,000 payment to the Conscience Fund in a plain envelope accompanied by a signed letter. The payment, described as a double payment to the United States, arrives at the Treasury Department in New York. The note requests that the government accept the sum and states a further payment may follow. The document references certificates and gold worth details but is partially obscured.

Conscience Washington Curren Tauseinee Pond Treasury Department Yosuy New York United Iment

German Note Preview as War Talks Continue

The president and cabinet delay discussing the contents of a note to Germany while Washington officials prepare a new communication. The pending note, expected soon, seeks a definite position on terms of potential hostilities.

Washington, D.C Wilgon Germany United States Mel Bertin

Interne Missionaries Held Prisoners in India Amid Debate

July report notes seventy German missionaries reside under compulsion at stations in India while about fifty live on parole. English missionaries urge government leniency to allow German colleagues to stay, but some officials argue removal is prudent due to suspected influence and unrest.

Teuton India Tanadive Havel Ube Udwsy Dare Enternan Willis Miller Madras Iris Jauid

Fine Crapshooters Fined For Gambling Incident

Police court records show two trapshooters fined $15 each after a Sunday afternoon gambling incident near the brick yards. Three white men and three Mestocs, all working men, were involved in the scene leading to the penalties.

Ehater Poles Court

Cocaine Mary In Jail For Failing To Pay Fine

The police court this morning tried Mary Brownlie called Covalle and a Mexican friend for cocaine possession. They were fined 314,500 each and, unable to pay, were remitted to jail until payment.

Bastile Mary Brownlie Covalle Mary Pais

Standard Oil Strike Shuts Bayonne Plant

Aug 20 report from New York notes the Bayonne segment of Standard Oil closed as about 1000 workers, including cleaners, walk out in a strike. The action halts operations at the plant and reflects labor unrest affecting the company’s processing site.

Standard New York Bayonne Standard Oil

Kimball Piano at Ackerman’s Mass Ave Expert Tuning

A musician recalls Kimball piano quality linking present mastery with glorious past. He notes Kimball’s awards and honors and believes the maker will continue producing an instrument worthy of its distinguished history for future generations. Ackerman’s at 1009 Mass. Expert tuning by Bell, phone 941.

Kimball Ackerman’s

Fragmentary notice of a disrupted discussion or proposal

The text presents a jumbled fragment mentioning removals and a proposal, with unclear subjects and scattered phrases about power, obedience, and a booster or bolster. It lacks coherent names, places, dates, or concrete actions to summarize beyond general disruption.

Three Generations in War Service Highlight Kloetzer Family

Remarkable discovery reports three generations of the Kloetzer family from Zwickau serving in war. Kloetzer Sr. earned the Iron Cross first class and now serves in the 1st company of the Zwickau reserve. His son commands as captain in the 9th Vhlaw regiment with both Iron Cross second class awards. The grandson is a lieutenant in the 2nd reserve regiment, with both juniors also decorated.

Kloetzer Zwickau Kloetger Grst Company

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