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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1914
Page
4
The text reports on global affairs and U.S. politics with references to Austria Serb tensions and American domestic issues. It mentions Lawrence Kansas July 2, 1914 and notes concerns over financial figures and legislative actions including trust bills and calendar items.
Fragmentary report discusses secretary candidate in Colorado and mentions Nadine Neeley and Whitman for governor. The garbled text limits clear details about campaigns, primaries, or nominees and contains many unreadable segments.
Incomplete passage discusses a father figure and how children respond to him. It suggests tension between parental authority and child affection, with phrases hinting at a strained family dynamic and concern over the father's influence.
Fragmentary lines reveal public frustration with primaries and party leaders. Claims of energy waste, distrust in politicians, and doubts about foreign influence color a tense climate as debates fade and unrest grows.
A garbled column reports on political maneuvering around a candidate in Texas and Kansas with threats to publish an affidavit to stay in the race. It mentions Senator Hitchcock, Ryan, and unnamed backers, plus chaotic reminiscences about royal pageantry and a Potter Lake boys’ event.
A community column argues the value of an open air country club and pantry idea, urging the board to address membership issues itself or resign. It questions progressives and notes slogans and public sentiment while criticizing political pressures and candidacy dynamics.
The passage recalls Lawrence's golden days when residents defended the town for liberty and honor. It laments current hardships as the city grapples with water restrictions and compulsory sprinkling prohibitions, calling the situation humiliating and urging endurance.
The article calls for nominating two leaders for the state legislature from Douglas county. It argues for forward looking governance without a governor, praising Dr. Stauffer and Indes Mitehelt as real leaders who know the world and how to get things done.
The passage presents fragmented criticism of leaders in the legislature. It accuses Democrats of using state power for private advantage and criticizes progressives, suggesting shifting views amid political tensions.
Roosevelt clarifies his stance in New York politics. He says he is acting as a citizen to influence the battle against Barnes and Murphy, not urging Progressive members to join Republicans. He supported John Purroy Mitchell for mayor to defeat Tammany.
An article promotes a simple mix of Saxojite powder and hazel tincture as a faster facial remedy. It asserts wrinkles fade and fatigue vanish after a short face bath, claiming dramatic transformation before social events.
Lawrence residents host and visit many travelers with a focus on Kansas City Topeka Chicago and Topeka bound trips. Local names such as Rev CH Evans Oscar Benson and Mrs J A Henley appear among arrivals departures and social visits as summer continues.
Officials warn Topeka merchants that a well dressed man is circulating bogus five and ten dollar gold pieces. The fake coins are said to be nearly perfect, requiring careful weighing to detect. The warning came from the Merchants Association via Secretary Farry Sparks.
Community members gather to pressure the Board of Education for action on building a new south side school. Residents cite long student walks of up to a mile and a half and vow to increase involvement until a new facility is approved.
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