05 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
1
Steam roller wood men assert momentum as pre convention excitement spikes after charges surface. Local teams and organizers rally supporters with chants and coordinated displays. The scene centers on community preparation, anticipated speeches, and a broader push for energy sector outcomes.
June 3 report outlines disarray among General Woods supporters over alleged steamroller tactics by the Republican National Committee. Denials from committeemen, questions of delegate integrity, and plans for multiple ballots mark the chaotic convention lead-up amid factional splits and contested seats in Georgia and West Virginia.
Public is invited to attend the baccalaureate service at Robinson Gym tomorrow with doors opening at 7:5. Community members urged to join the ceremony and celebrate graduates.
University of Kansas baccalaureate sermon and graduation procession will form a museum march to the gymnasium. city churches to close for the services. Attendance open to all, no special invitations required. Bishop Wise heads the ceremony as details are announced by Prof J D Wheeler. Local political notes mention women’s participation and a Kansas dinner honoring former residents. Senator Boise Penrose will skip Chicago convention per his doctors' advice.
The report lists yesterday afternoon temperatures, 6 am today, and 2 pm today with values for maximum yesterday and minimum today. No specific figures are provided in readable text.
A joint distribution committee to ration sugar for confectioners nationwide will form within two weeks, announced by Armin W. Will ey. The sugar shortage is described as critical, with bakers not required to curb pastry production and hotels and restaurants not to ration sugar. The committee will include sugar brokers refiners confectioners and soft drink and ice cream manufacturers under the flying squadron of profiteer hunters. Washington. The House passed a bill to exclude dangerous aliens and would expand grounds for deportation for those in organizations seeking overthrow or sabotage. Galveston freight delays from a longshoremen strike were eased as freight moved again. George Williams and Sean Dennis were found begging and ordered to appear in court. John Foster recovering from a greenstick fracture of the forearm. For chiropractic care contact Dr. Albright.
In a brazen act today in the heart of the New York business district, robbers from the Sehonfelt Company of Nassau were peppered by pepper spray and fled with a wallet reportedly containing diamonds valued at $100,600. Police investigate the high profile theft targeting a luxury jewelry firm.
State bank examiner Newlin reports the closed Arvads Bank near Sheridan Wyoming with liabilities around 79000 dollars. A receiver may be appointed as the first incorporated Wyoming bank shut in 17 years marks a significant banking action in the region.
WAS, June 5. Dugald Spencer, special deputy bank commissioner, announced that an examination of the Hanover state bank after its closure revealed an approximate 200000 shortage. He said depositors may recover about 60 percent. Also, C. W. Wentz, vice president of the American State Bank of Aurora, was arrested on a charge of embezzlement amid seven claims against his estate totaling 22.
The art department of the School of Fine Arts opens its studio on the East Wing top floor tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4 30. Four exhibits are on view featuring Powell of Odessa Mrs C Lyton of Oak Grove Missouri as guests of Meg Atartha Roberts Miss Ruth Young and Mice Cushman visit Kansas City while Paul Lamb and Leo Mills depart for Yates Center. See 183 Agency for insurance.
President Wilson issues a telegram to officials of the railroad brotherhoods urging Congress action on high living costs and impending economic strains. He warns that continued inaction could lead to restrictive measures and worsen conditions, stressing the need to serve the public welfare.
A court discharged a respondent in a habeas corpus proceeding. The case involved warrants and district authority, with the judge stating orders and legal actions. Details mention George and Wichita, reflecting a municipal or child welfare context and a suspension of detention under process.
A truck carrying 10 quarts of nitroglycerine exploded in Liberty, Kansas, injuring several and destroying three homes. Driver Joe Dugan of Bartlesville and two four year old sons of Lloyd Merchant of Liberty were killed instantly in the morning blast while transporting the explosive from Bartlesville to Paola.
Steven Frieler died this morning at the Lawrence house. The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock from Cross Undertaking Parlors. Father Fizeeraki will conduct the services. Interment will be in Mount Calvary cemetery. Frieler had worked for the city in the parks for several years.
A medical note records Prof F. H. Hodder of the University undergoing a cataract operation. The brief entry notes the procedure and indicates he is in recovery. No complications are listed, and hospital stay appears routine.
Mrs. M. Buray reports her son’s wedding set for June 12 in the city. Erna Seidet plans a short visit with friends in Ka City, spending a few days there.
An Armenian question dominates the day as Congress convenes with a full House schedule. Foreseen debates may pit pro Armenia support against veto threats while Senate relations shows no calm, and a pivotal vote on authority to act looms.
Fragmentary text reports a convict named Rinne facing sentencing for larceny and a prison escape attempt through a sewer. It mentions crude oil storage, Bureau of Mines figures, and stock declines, plus a stray note about a Parsonian event and dates in April.
A Lawrence youth named Ay McNutt confessed to thefts and was remanded after police recovered two motorcycles and other items. The case involves fox thefts near a local store as a court session resumes next week. Rural Teachers election results and district staffing were reported by County Superintendent O J Lane. Senate committee investigations on pro convention finances adjourned after hearings, with remarks from Col E H R Green and Admiral Albert Wisber.
Bowen and Drew of Kansas City contracted with the Douglas County Fair Association to stage auto races as the main event of the fair entertainment. Two drivers with speed records will race each day on September 23 and 29 under terms of a daily racing covenant. H. B. Sparks announced the plan as the big program for the fair afternoons.
Fragmentary list of performers and pieces for a commencement concert. Includes Doris Newt Arean, Miss Lorna Marie Raub, Miss Blanche Watts, Miss Laura 8. Jack ean, Sylvia A. Os ava, and ensembles with Bach, Tausig, Gluck, and Violin works. May reflect a local ceremony program.
Fragmentary text mentions names such as Grilen of Love and Serenade with references to performances or selections. Contains garbled phrases and missing context, no identifiable event date or location.
Washington reports New York City population figures to be released by the Census Bureau at 9 o clock, with indications that the city’s total will exceed London’s last known figure. Buffalo and several smaller cities also to be announced, revealing ten year growth trends.
The city debates a proposed reservoir based beach to serve youths and reduce Kaw River dangers. Mayor Kreek discussed using the old reservoir for swimming with showers and dressing rooms if a funding plan can be arranged. The sandbar island grows, changing river dynamics and bridging questions persist as residents reminisce on past projects.
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