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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1925
Page
4
A jagged AP wire fragment discusses a post office origin point, foreign students in the United States, and a critical stance on profiting from uprisings. It references China, Jong azo, and a call between Dayton’s family, suggesting a debate over foreigners and national policy.
A jumble of quotes and musings covers biblical law, state highway funding, tax increases in Douglas county Kansas, and the idea of a free-thinkers league sparked by the Scopes trial. It also mentions King George, Senator Capper, and debates over public duties and personal liberty.
fragmented OCR text mentions dangerous earth events in California, with phrases about San Francisco, frightened people, and gas measurements. It hints at government figures and a puzzling mystery, but the passage is garbled. The readable items point to a newsy alert about seismic or environmental scare without clear details.
Dr Walter Leaf, new president of the International Chamber of Commerce, is 74 and has a Cambridge background. He shifted from law to commerce after family misfortunes, rose as a London banking director in 1891, and became a leading figure in finance and economics, also translating Persian Russian and Greek works and helping found the London C of GC. Belgium celebrates 95th year of independence while Norwegian royal couple mark 30 years of marriage. In Lynn Massachusetts a man nearly 113 dies in Leavenworth, Kansas.
Old house on Beacon Hill hosts reports from world sections on earth disturbances. The foundation pursues five studies including earth risk in Boston, city services readjustments, and California trips of a family group. The program aims to reduce maximum destruction by 95 percent through prevention, research, and teaching. Also notes travel plans and upcoming clinic.
July reports from Emporia note Forty Lowie Scouts and visitors attending a Kansas organization gathering. Also referenced are railway rate debates, a Swiss village resurging after a flood, divorces for two individuals, aging residents on Princeton Street, and a family planning a summer stay in Waterloo New York with weather notes from Chicago to the Rockies.
Wilbur V. Lewis of Lawrence and Alice ML were granted a marriage license by Probate Judge Menger yesterday afternoon. The action formalizes their plans to wed.
In a jungle peril scene Lord John questions the ape men theory as Summerlee doubts the Indian missing for a time a deadly ape attack ensues Paul Challenger Lord Roxton and I battle a giant ape like creature gripping my neck and face before I break free and awaken back among friends with the situation worsening as we fear night attacks and plan a route toward the Indian caves while losing touch with Zambo and the outside world.
July 20 reports say Fohrman and an accomplice looted a Kansas City jewelry store of diamonds and jewelry valued over 5000. An employee and the owner's daughter were locked in a rear room while robbers escaped. Suspect Pat Ables was arrested for questioning in the case.
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