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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
1
Reported gains for the Constitutionalists across western Mexico include steamship and harbor entries at Colima and Manzanillo, with supplies cut to Federal forces. Rebels tightened control around key communications nodes and fortifications as government troops faced setbacks and losses.
A garbled account describes a Wis Opera appearance with a singer and infidelity hints. Court action, inquiries, and accusations surface as figures like a lawyer and press person are mentioned amid unclear events. The text reads like a damaged news fragment with scattered names and actions.
The event preview outlines anticipated speakers and ceremonies for the Lawrence High School graduation, with plans for faculty and student participation. Attendees expect speeches from notable seniors and a formal procession at the school gym.
Rev Stauffer reelected to the board of trustees at Mitland College. The article notes leadership continuity and mentions fellow trustees, with partial names obscured in the damaged text. The piece highlights ongoing governance and institutional stability.
A garbled report describes a drowning during a rescue attempt involving a dog in Huisburg. Charles J. Wilton and a boy were affected as searches unfolded near the street where the dog appeared distressed. Authorities investigated the sequence leading to the death and the events surrounding the attempted pull of the dog.
A fragmented notice reports attorney general and officials seeking cancellation of the role of Jake Wiseman in Topeka. It names Daw son and others alleging a drawn out legal matter as they prepare to file at district courts Friday.
An OCR fragment reports the Kas Chhy to Bonner Springs electric line slated to operate by June and a planned test run on a Saturday weekly. Cars have not arrived yet but are expected daily. delays arise from rain and river crossings.
A call to action on tomorrow’s school bonds rallying voters to the polls. Activists urge participation to support educational facilities and classroom improvements across Lawrence, detailing locations of polling sites and the stakes for the district’s future. The message emphasizes a broad community mobilization and warns of consequences if the measure fails.
A Lawrence city dispute about police judge tenure and commission power seeks swift Supreme Court review. The case could set a precedent for how city commissions and holdover officials operate and affect future appointments, with officials hoping for an early and clear ruling.
Kansas brief notes the social survey directors expressing disappointment that the work will not be ready for the original exhibit week. Final results postponed until next fall due to greater than expected scope. About fourteen thousand visitors reportedly viewed the Topeka exhibit in ten days as professors anticipate broader public access later.
Lawrence business men express strong support for a school bond issue citing overcrowded schools and need for new buildings. Interviews quote bankers and civic leaders urging passage to relieve crowded Lincoln and other schools and fund new facilities for educating children.
The article notes a dash meeting for the Ministerial prosecution focusing on services and joint efforts in Airdane, with Sunday evening gatherings and city-wide sermons. It mentions young people attending prayer meetings, outdoor events, and various ministers leading service roles while some will discontinue duties.
New York School earned a Victrola prize through Bell Brothers for success at the play festival last Saturday. Judges included Dr. Naismith HL We Ballz and F. Brady. Contests pitted buildings against each other with strong performances from Miss Fulie and others. Quincy and Beluwa listed among awardees, with Pennants going to Raw York Sed and 4th grades.
A lightning strike north of town struck during a horse drive Monday evening, killing one horse and stunning two men, Fred Stanton and Manuel Miller, who were wetting horses in a barn. The storm dropped about two inches of rain in twenty minutes, though the men were not seriously hurt.
Eleven graduates will receive diplomas at the second annual commencement exercises of hafsehoot tonight at the University. Speakers include John Crawles Frances Martin Timue Unveings M Schall Elgyn 8. Program features invocation by Rev. FLW Ainstre pianist Rubenstein address to the graduating class Rev. Noble S Trip Along Bright Feet of May and the conferring of diplomas by Chancellor Prank Stre. Local observer Jalicuna visiting mother at Mes Irving Hills.
Vera Cruz June 6 Advices from the capital say Huerta will retire only if his rule is legalized as provisional president demanding official nets recognition.
In Newcastle, Dr WW Wintersavite and W H Cooper face trial for conspiracy to commit a felony connected to the disappearance of nine year old Catherine Winters. The prosecutor did not move to quash the intierments against the three. Leman McCurdy spent the day in DeSutv.
White Wolf, the Chinese bandit leader, has devastated Ho Peh Ho Nan and Shen Si provinces for months. He has looted a thousand places and burned towns in Kan Sa. Troops pursuing him yesterday set fire to Ningchow and attacked Lay Chow in the south. An ensuing clash led to the bandits being defeated in the ravines near Lily Mountain, about a hundred miles south of Laniebuw.
Washington notes the Confederate monument unveiled at Arlington National Cemetery with representatives from states of the Confederacy, cabinet members, and distinguished guests in attendance. The event featured the president as the principal speaker.
Farmers report army worms marching through fields near Carnhor Henry Bibest north of Toway destroying heads and stripping stalks. Crowder notes a thick infestation threatening late crops, with spraying and debates on control. Professor Hunter says worms retreat by day and feed at night. farmers fear large losses before harvest.
Partial OCR fragment describes delays and communications at a post office. Mentions Lawrence and Taevan of Beloit visiting, with notes on writing letters and mail closing. No clear event details or dates.
Witnesses describe events in the governor office during Mrs Wests visit. Judge Sullivan and Adjutant General Martin testified about the woman’s encounter with Governor Hodges as he held papers and denied striking her. The testimony centers on whether Hodges assaulted Mrs West and the handling of documents in the governor office.
Missouri Attorney General Barker charges Swift and Company with discriminatory practices in the purchase chain. The Supreme Court of Missouri will hear the case, with Nathaniel Shblten of Macon appointed as examiner to take testimony on possible slop sin and corporate bias within the dairy and culture sectors alleged by state officials. The report mentions unrelated political and social figures, including references to President and personal visits, but focus remains on the lawsuit and court action regarding Swift and Company.
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