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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
4
The snippet cites editorials and items on politicians like Ford and Reed, mentions state officials such as Auditor Turner, and notes Boy Scouts in Ponca City collecting dandelions. It also covers salvage talks about Lusitania, fuel concerns, and coal strike impacts, reflecting early 20th century public notices and opinion pieces in a Lawrence Kansas publication.
A fragment notes a judge punishing a man with a pint of liquor and hints at court maneuvering by others with brand confidence. It also describes the start of paving on the Fort to Fort and Topeka highway, promising a continuous route between Lawrence and the state capital by fall, easing past spring mud roads.
Editorial notes Kansas University alumni and student body have subscribed 8500000 toward a 1 million stadium and war memorial. It marks a shift as state universities rely more on alumni gifts joining Yale and other private colleges in generous bequests. Kansas leads in this regional trend, aiming to expand higher education with loyal support from graduates and current students.
The Coronado ruling sparking outcry among labor leaders holds unions responsible for strikes and destruction, while a new rail wage schedule lowers pay by about 1250 dollars annually for shop craft members. The decision prompts debate on union versus citizen duties and possible strikes.
Friends of the City Library announce renovations to the children’s department in the east basement. New windows, concrete floor, fresh decor, and low bookcases create a brighter, accessible space with an outside entrance. Donations include Holy Grail pictures by Mrs Thayer and a large cash gift, while Carnegie funds cover the building.
Ned and Ted test improvised fires and cooking techniques on a camping trip. They build an Injun fire, broil trout, bake potatoes, and later create a wheel fire for long lasting warmth. Ned explains methods and Uncle Ben’s campfire lessons aid their survival.
Felix Diaz nephew of Porfirio Diaz and ally of Madero’s ouster plans anew revolt in Mexico. Trained at Chapultepec, he rose as engineer officer and Vera Cruz congressman before leading discontented soldiers in rebellions against Madero and later Carranza. His career is marked by repeated failures and exile in Cuba.
In a breezy society note, Tom Sims teases brides with quips about broomsticks and lipstick while readers muse on Helen Maria Dawes golf style. A playful gag about a 32 story bachelor hotel and whimsical asides on currency machines headline a satirical, era-tinged column of curious fashion and modern life.
Mrs. J H Cohn asks Lawrence housewives to donate two jars of fruit or vegetables for Memorial Hospital. Jars may be left at the health department or city hall, labeled with contents and donor name. Fall list of donors to be published. gifts aid charity patients. Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop and local businesses noted in ad.
Topeka June 7 Washburn college students voted for an honor system for examinations but no system was adopted. The student council prepared plans, a referendum failed, and opponents from the freshman class blocked the measure. A new plan may be submitted next fall with a council oversight.
The Rt Rev Joseph H Johnson longtime Los Angeles bishop turns seventy five today. The Presbyterian Church in Canada holds its forty ninth general assembly in Winnipeg starting today. James M Beck US Solicitor General will head a Pilgrims dinner in London tonight. Belgrade prepares grand celebrations for the marriage of King Alexander of Yugoslavia to Princess Marie of Aduminea.
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