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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1914
Page
1
Fragmentary report on Mme Caillaux and related witnesses outlines testimony tied to a high profile trial. Mentions Mme Caillaux and Bertha as wives, references to judges, lawyers, and court actions, with unclear sequence and partial names.
A chaotic incident near the river disrupts a crowd as a small fire breaks out causing evacuations. Authorities respond quickly, with no serious injuries reported. Residents and bystanders reposition as water runs through the area and cleanup begins.
Fragmentary text references a foray or raid and mentions enrollment dates and figures. Mentions individuals or units and a tally around 300 AWK in a noted event. Source text is garbled with many illegible phrases and missing details.
A garbled report notes the death of Thrai Maple and mentions mourning actions at home. It references other individuals such as Smith and Dottie Marie and hints at a community response and private arrangements. The fragmentary text also alludes to a forthcoming event or vigil and notes the involvement of local figures in the aftermath.
Journal reports a stalemate as four board members spar over appointing a new architect. Critics urge unity after a delayed June election and question why one member withholds support while others ready to vote. The piece calls on leaders to break the deadlock and act in the public interest.
An anxious gathering expected as Gerrardt appears at tonight’s Board of Education meeting. Delays over building projects and school crowding prompt talks on new plans, with unions and guardians urging action while parties debate the equitable funding and site choices.
The Salvation Army invites all mothers and children to an all day picnic on August 6 at an undisclosed grounds. About 200 mothers and children are expected to attend. no one will bring meals as everything is provided. Meet at the hall at 9 a.m to board the group transport coordinated by Salvation Army volunteers.
Kansas banks held 55,250,443 in deposits as of May 4, down from June 4 of the prior year. The decline is blamed on drought and crop losses last year, plus a heavy harvest strain on reserves. State Bank Commissioner yesterday cited a 26.02 percent reserve ratio and noted deposits rose by 3,600,000 over June but fell short of the prior year.
Lake Will Be Reopened To Men and Boys On Saturday Lefty Sproul Will Be In Charge and Order Will Be Observed Bake Open Till Sept 16th Over 70 dollars has been raised for the Potter Lake fund The response has been generous and more money will be received
The Potter Lake fund collection continues as the lake will be opened for Lawrence residents. Ralph Sproul announces a drive this week to support life saving measures and preserve order for swimmers. A letter from W. Wy Coskins of Boulder Colorado notes the Journal-World will collect donations of up to five dollars, with funds to be used by the university by September, providing nearly two months of swimming before summer ends.
A garbled July Dispatch notes plans to send the first steamer through the Panama Canal soon for commercial use. The report mentions a U S government official and references the canal as a commerce route, with the ship expected to depart within days.
Commissioner W. W. Molyfield urged immediate steps to secure a municipal water plant amid a debate over a receivership as residents demand a pure and wholesome supply. Dora May Gray of 427 California Street married Charles S. Brown of Topeka with Rev J B Smith officiating at the Gray home wedding.
Attorney General accuses the New Haven system of monopolizing rail and trolley traffic across five New England states since 1893. Special assistant W Gregory files a brief citing an agreement with Boston & Maine, allegedly dividing New England transport from Morgan’s home. The government seeks civil action and indictments, with trials expected in coming weeks.
Spatially fragmented notice describes a Woodland Park gathering with retailers and grocers hosting a picnic and evening concert. It mentions friends and customers joining, a baseball game, a melon eating contest, and repairs underway as stores reopen after a power loss.
The article notes a last day to register for the general election with emphasis on women voters in Kansas. Attorney general rules require those not registered since November 1912 to enroll, and any voter who moved since then must update registration. The push aims to mobilize eligible women ahead of the election.
Stock holders of the Vounry Club met at the Merchants Association rooms with strong attendance and enthusiasm about future prospects. Investors lined up to buy shares, many delaying only to secure rapid entry, as plans to perfect the organization move forward and work on the club begins soon.
The record notes the temperature at 2 PM reaching 99 in Topeka and 89 near 9 PM with slight gains expected. forecasts show continued warm trend and mid 80s to 90s in surrounding areas. A county court orders a local option liquor election in Buchanan County outside St Joseph following a labor dispute.
The gathering at Woodland Park attracted over 400 attendees who enjoyed an afternoon of games and a supper hour. Participants noted it as one of the best outings seen in Tawrence with music, sports, and a cream concession closing the day.
A man named Chainian William Barges declares he will sue Theodore Roosevelt for libel after Roosevelt denounced his candidacy in the Republican primaries. Barges claims the attack damages his reputation and vows to pursue legal action rather than respond further.
An obituary notes the death of J. C. permed at Reynolds. The brief notice provides limited biographical details and does not list surviving relatives or funeral arrangements.
Citizens in rural Jackson County will decide on a liquor election after the county court ordered a local option vote. The July action sets the August date for the polling, following a petition that met required signatures.
The notice records a marriage in Kansas City stating Mrs Spurr and PF Hattan tied the knot. Verification shows no Mr Hattan named in the report and limited details are provided about both parties.
Residents report tension between Pump. to Water Company and city board over water supply upgrades. J K Sippy and university pump proposed to avert a dangerous fire risk. officials warn permanent franchise is unlikely, delaying essential line repairs and electricity delivery. Street level talks continue as plans hinge on new pump implementation.
A local band plays tonight at Woodland Park for the regular Thursday event. The scene features the Pa Stegimenta Bani and other acts, drawing popular local interest and a substantial crowd.
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