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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1914
Page
1
Nationalist crowds clash with police in Dublin amid gunfire and street battles. A casualty toll rises with three killed and many injured as troops from the King’s forces pursue gunmen and restore order.
Journal-World reports a political stalemate as Profs Hunter and Constant consider resignations to force a special election. The piece questions who would hold power if leaders step down and highlights public debt from bonds while urging a referendum to reflect the people’s will.
A building committee chair, Jol J. Constiot, told citizens he would not seek the governor’s race. The committee pressed for an architeet agreement as costs rise. Constiot refused to compromise personal considerations despite pressure from Dy. 1, Wo O’Bryan led group and local figures. The city faces bond discussions as public sentiment and party interests clash.
A man identified as Merling Yi Miginverston VanVinck died while speeding toward Chicago when the train ran through this station. A bystander sprang to the engineer and stopped the train. Doctors determined the death occurred at least thirty minutes before the halt.
Telegrams report the water supply issue remains heated while households seek savings on coal and bills. A late message notes C. L. Lescher’s condition deteriorating as Ed Broelinger returns from Wilson, Kansas. townsfolk discuss spending amid scarce funds.
A tense city faces water limits but relief grows as Lawrence Street Barkway and Lagghe companies boost pumping capacity. A new power plant, a fresh meter, and a sprinkler installation upgrade the city’s main lines. Mayor Francisco says the water ordinance is not a priority while the fountain rests by day and runs at night. The commission notes improved supply and hopes for sufficient water to meet needs, aided by the hotel’s ongoing work.
In Paris the Caillaux trial proceeds with disputed evidence and heated exchanges. Henri Bernstein challenges Berstein and Cadlaus defends the proceedings while the judge suspends the session as tension rises.
Mrs Carman of Freeport New York described as nervous following the murder of Mrs Lay Bailey. She recently returned from Raven Ronk and faced weakness requiring assistance at home. A separate note mentions Mack McKone of Laramie visiting his parents in Reso Kansas. Marriage license issued to B R Miller and Lydia A Urban of Luray Kansas.
Weather notice states generally fair conditions for tonight and day with a change around 3 to 2 p.m. indicating a shift in conditions. No strong fronts or rainfall noted. Local forecast highlights mild temperatures and light winds.
The first experiment in Douglas County shows prisoners like Was Tisphin performing road work to pay fines. Amick reports high satisfaction as the program yields good results, with other counties planning similar efforts.
Court records show Rev. Bernard Kelly denying accusations he sought a fixed fee from a sale of the Orient road. He contends no pay amount was set and disputes discussions about any 6000 dollar figure or percentage.
Rev Loew resigns from Eudora church and heads to Marion to become pastor at the Evangelical church. The change follows his long tenure and popularity in Eudora as he passes to serve a new congregation in a different town.
Canada P B Crooks came back yesterday after a three week voyage, saying Alberta showed fine, with many cracking opportunities. He owns local property and may relocate to Canada, while Mrs W A Guenther and Miss Alice Guenther left for Chicago and the Northern Lakes to spend the summer.
The Lawrence Country Club seeks to raise about 10000 dollars in stock to form a permanent organization and secure a charter. Promoters say stock sales are progressing despite delays and aim to choose a site soon, with meetings continuing as plans unfold. Local golf circles note interest in establishing a club in the state.
An academic team from the University in Kansas reports progress on fieldwork addressing grasshopper outbreaks. Mr Berg of Mario Rutland cites community interest and gratitude for the university effort, noting continued outreach and imminent degree completion for a university researcher.
The forecast anticipates a midweek disturbance crossing the country with rain and thunder in the central valleys and Eastern states, followed by cooler air. No West Indies disturbance is indicated at this time.
Citizens urge city commissioners to abandon reliance on the water company and authorize a municipal plant with a 350000 dollar bond. The piece argues education, pride, and state needs justify state action and local self sufficiency in water supply.
Reports From Washington and Vienna recount mediation efforts to prevent a clash between Russia and Austria Hungary over Serbia. Officials note pressure from Russia for a quick mobilization and discuss Servian responses and Austrian demands, while the United States weighs its traditional neutrality.
Potter Lake opened Saturday for swimming with about 125 bathers. The lake will add a spring board and boat, with a weekly women and girls swimming day starting soon. Safety measures include lifeguards and rules, as the management plans to keep the area open daily and extend equipment as ready.
W E Spauiding and wife traveling to Colorado report unusually heavy rains in Calban causing a day’s delay. They note the downpour hindered progress and that the tour route faced weather-related interruptions.
A new law office opening is announced for today in the State Bank building. Ralph Spotts and Clarence Stewart will practice probate matters with Melvin Ralph Spotts listed as a candidate for probate judge. The firm aims to establish a strong business presence.
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