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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1919

Page

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Mexico Must Make Its Position Clear State Department Demands Full Explanation

The United States calls for a full explanation of the July 6 attack on American sailors near Tampico. Washington reports three Mexican gunmen robbed a crew from the Cheyenne and Mexican authorities are seeking the bandits. Senators press for details on depredations and American property in Mexico.

State. Department Americ Washington Tampico Finney Topeka Tamipico Mexico City State Department Cheyenne Tamonico Daniels Carranza Atlantic Fleet Atlantic’ Refining Company Tuerto Lobos Henry P. Fletcher Mexico Senate Foreign Relations King Utah Information, Inc Austin Texas Texas Senate Today Congress Republic of Texas State of the Union

Race for life in Leavenworth County saves farmer patient

Early Sunday morning Roy Anderson, 23, a farmer from between Tonganoxie and Linwood, was rushed to Lawrence hospital where Dr. G W Jones operated at 3 A M for appendicitis. He is reported to be getting along well.

Leavenworth County Jones’ Hospital Coe Roy Anderson Linwood Lawrence G. W. Jones Lawrence Hospital

Striking Packers Return 10000 Men Back to Work

Ten thousand employees from five major packers resume work after police and guards are withdrawn as part of settlement. Judge Alschuler acts as mediator in wage dispute seeking a thirty percent raise. Affected workers include stockyard staff in Kansas City St Joseph St Louis Omaha Milwaukee Denver and other cities.

Chicago Judyeél Alschuler

President Wilson Ill After Hampton Roads Cruise

President Wilson, back in Washington, was ordered to bed by his physician amid dysentery. Admiral Grayson said his condition is not serious, but he may not receive callers before week’s end. A planned talk with Republican senators on the peace treaty and League was canceled.

Washington Wilson Hampton Roads Admiral Grayson League of Nations Potomac White House Edge New Jersey Norris Nebraska Cummins Towa Calder New York

County Financiers Plan Campaign for Rural Community Work

Dr. Charles K F Henry announced financing for rural community work will be sustained through the coming winter after a representatives meeting. Five districts reported $1 200 pledged, aiming to exceed the $1 500 quota before canvass completion. A Sept 15 campaign start was set, with Douglas County's maintenance goal at $4 000. Mr and Mrs R S Davidson attend a Minden Nebraska family reunion with siblings from Pennsylvania and Pasadena.

Charles KF. Henry Henry Estes Park Douglas County R. S. Davidson Minden Neb

Senate Debates Open Discussion on Peace Treaty and Appointments

President Wilson asked the Foreign Relations Committee to approve an American member of the reparations commission to act provisionally. Debate focused on openness of committee sessions and the treaty’s terms, with Lodge blocking public access and no vote taken.

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Dusty roads halt cross country autos amid drought

A Kansas City region drought and dust storms curtailed cross country driving as vehicles struggled on unpaved routes. One Buick lookalike veered off the road near Eudora, stalled against a rock wall with radiator and wheels exposed, while trees protected it from further damage.

Kansas City Caryl Ai Ray Nethin

City Ordinance Repeal Debate On Sunday Closings

Mayor criticizes repeal as leaving state law in force and Lawrence faces unenviable position. Police enforcement, public notoriety, and possible legal challenges shape community stance while Gleason and Miss Tinker visit relatives near Baldwin.

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Local Dairy Men Seek Testings Association Start

A large dairy meeting in the Chamber of Commerce discussed forming a county testings association to develop the industry. Sixteen men signed up, leaving one spot open, with plans to organize and promote dairy prospects despite broader delays in agricultural college outreach and state progress.

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Prof C L Reeman To Teach In Linwood Move To Lawrence

Professor Bowman, formerly Douglas County superintendent and chamber secretary, moves to Lawrence to teach at Linwood. He will reside at 106 Ohio Street, remaining connected with local education while his family relocates.

C. OL Reeman Linwood Bowmans Fieng Bey Arid Watt

County Teachers May Take Exam For Credits

County teachers must meet high school work requirements to obtain certificates. Examinations will be based on regular high school curriculum and credits earned may count toward certification. No details on dates or locations are provided.

Dbauslis Sue Norintemlent O. d. Lane Gere Punughis County

Kansans Decorated in Washington For Heroism

Washington announced that Willier, secretary of Titteborg, has received the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism while attached to the Marines in action. The award reflects recognition by the War Department of valor in combat.

Washington Willi Yer Titteborg War Department

Thieves Grab Cash and Records From West End Market

Beal Brothers Windmill Meat Market reports a theft last night stealing the entire cash on hand valued at about SYbG and the complete account records. Entry was through an unlatched screen door. thieves likely sought a secluded spot to break the case open. A liberal reward is offered for the return of the case.

Serveane Beal Brothers Wind Mil Sybg

Gas leakage meeting to shape Missouri Kansas gas dispute

Missouri and Kansas gas distributors plan a meeting to discuss a judge ordered rate change and leakage issues tied to the Kansas Natural Gas receiver. The session follows recent orders in gas litigation and will address charges of 34 cents per 1000 cubic feet versus 32 cents billed at consumer meters. Western stock growers also meet in Salt Lake City on grazing supervision legislation before Congress.

Kansas City. Man Missouri Kansas Kansas Natural Gas Company Wilber F. Booth Minneapolis Salt Lake City Congress United States Secretary of Agriculture

Grand Army Chief May Go To Courts Over Funds

Kansas Grand Army veterans dispute control of department records and funds held by former officers W O Smith and D L Sweeney. Theodore Gardner, new department commander, and judge advocate D Moore weigh legal steps as bond and audits hinge on Dodge City Home investigation expenses. The money remains secure in bank while leaders debate turnover and bond approval.

W. W. Smith Kansas Grand Army D. L. Sweeney Theodore Gardner Gardner Moore Topeka Opeka Judge Moore Loldlers Dodge City Kansas Veterans Wichita Tat” Coney W. O. Smith Executive Council Coney

Dozens of Negroes Injured in Washington Riots

Police and hospital records show scores of black residents injured in late night clashes with white mobs in Washington. Rioting began after 10 p.m. and continued into dawn with many beaten as soldiers sailors and marines were reported as leaders of the disturbances.

Washington

Ansell Resigns as Acting JAG AfterArmy Court Martial Reform Push

Washington July 21 Col Samuel T Ansell former acting judge advocate general of arm y completed his resignation today under Secretary Baker He said he will pursue radical revision of the army court martial system and continue his fight for reform

Ansell Washington Samuel T. Ansell Arm Baker

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