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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
4
The State Journal proclaims the capital's population as 30 000 calling it Greater Topeka. Washington police report finding a scalp of a dynamiter amid traditions being upset. Hallister Weegatt appears again in headlining and the Dead or Alive order from 1926 is referenced.
A provocative opinion notes that terrorist groups aim to destabilize government using dynamite, contrasting their methods with those of other agitators who use fiery rhetoric instead of violence.
Report notes efforts to grant a real bonus to men who declined service. Congress previously authorized 801 for those veterans, while the maximum now being pressed by a freelance panel named Wairplay seeks a $50 Liberty Bend for each claimant.
The passage reflects a debate over veteran recompense and flags at Lawrence with references to France England and university symbols. It notes service flags disappearing and media attention.
Kansas University faced sharp criticism over the honor system after its track squad placed sixth at Ames in the Missouri Valley Conference meet and failed to win a first place. The piece argues coaching, management, and athlete discipline contributed to the poor showing and calls for stricter training rules before the trainer’s departure.
The president concedes he does not know enough about U. S. affairs to advise Congress. Congress shares the limited understanding, hindering informed recommendations.
The piece argues the Senate must gain access to the secretive peace conference details and that the president should stay in touch with domestic needs. It condemns mismunitions and waste while urging open covenants and full disclosure of economic conditions, noting Congress and the president struggle with Paris diplomacy and domestic concerns.
King George V born at Marlborough House London. Kayimnon Fosdick selected as man of the pene American office ction born in Buffalo. Jer. Janice Brown Seutl, adviser to the United States Pesce Conference from Irnes County Ontario age 47. Rev. Charles M Beckwith Epicropal bishop of Alabama born Prince George County Va 68 years ago. Laurence J Henderson chemistry professor born Lyon Mass. Rev Cortland Myers pastor Tre mont Temple Boston born Kingston age y years, prominent stage figure now in Birmingham aged 60.
British forces bombed railway stations at St Quentin Duai and Luxemburg as the war entered its second year. Allied artillery and air action targeted German supply lines near the Marne amid ongoing fighting and strategic bombardments.
Fragmented OCR notes show scattered items: anniversaries for Jeffersen Davis and early obituaries plus scattered regional events. Mentions include people tied to Civil War era figures and assorted dates around 1890s, with occasional notices of locations in France and the United States.
Before the game tonight, fans are urged to step in and witness the action as the team aims for a decisive home run. The message highlights the team’s takeoff moment and urges attendance to support the lineup.
A frugal Northern household solution details building a porous water cooled ice substitute. A wooden frame covered with screen wire uses capillary wicks and rapid evaporation to chill food. Construction parts include enamel surfaces, shelves, and a fabric cover with hemp or burlap for insulation. The device operates best in dry, breezy shade and needs regular cleaning and sunning.
Washington June 3. The new congress plans a probe into the expenses of the commission sent to Paris to negotiate peace with Germany. The group, believed to be living in the French capital, drew scrutiny as soon as the armistice was signed.
The article describes a large U S delegation in Paris after the war and the swelling expenses of the president's entourage. It notes expected but costly transport, hotel accommodations, and a broad network of attachés and envoys across Europe, with Congress seeking clear accounting of these outlays.
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