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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
6
The board plans a meeting to consider new furniture for the upcoming buildings and to resolve delays in opening the school. Tuition cases are being reviewed with plans for settlements on suburban property to determine inclusion for school purposes. The board adjourned to meet again Saturday to address further important matters.
A fragment from the Essunige Telegraph via Amsterdam reports Berlin rumors that Semelie organs push a new symbol to bar Jews from army officers after the war. The Tageblatt, owned by a Jew, urges government to stop attacks on Jews as German Jews die in battle fields.
CLASS GET DEGREES continued from Page 1 with events on McCook Field at 4 o’clock. Chancellor and Mrs Strong host a reception in Green Hall at 8 o’clock for seniors alumni and faculty. A senior alumni dance follows in Robinson Gym at 5:30. Commencement address by Stephen Samuel W Free Synagogue New York at 10 tomorrow, then university dinner in the Gym at 6. A cafe annex will seat 107. Friendship Club Social at House tonight with music and recitations. Luncheon today at the ML C A served by listed ladies. Ta Phillips and Company offer interior work and fishing services, promising comparable cost to ordinary labor.
Market report from Kansas City Missouri notes steady conditions across commodities. Corn and oats show mixed bids with various delivery months listed. cattle receipts indicate a firm market with feeders and fats steady to firm. Hay receipts recorded with slight price references. dairy and other grains mention unsettled positions.
The page shows commodity prices for corn oats pork and lard with July and Sept futures, alongside a letter of appreciation from the Craven family in Clayton and Indianapolis thanking local friends for kindness during a time of illness and loss. Names include Win Murdock Claiven and Emmett Craven with locations in Clayton and Indianapolis.
The University hospital at Rosedale treats ill children with free care and modern facilities. Letters from former patients praise the doctors, including a note from Alice Snook of Castleton and mention of Alice Viets recovering from hip tuberculosis after surgery.
Humboldt sends team to Chicago as Hutchinson and Seattle entrants join a large field. Schools from Oklahoma City to Minneapolis arrive, and Chicago’s Lewis Institute and University High loom strong. The meet draws teams with some distance runners and a notable jumper from Hutchinson. Local shops promote a fountain pen as graduation gift.
Paris reports Admiral Aubert longtime head of the French Navy general staff and former fleet commander at Toulon died after several weeks illness at Val de Grave Hospital. He formerly commanded the fleet at Toulon and is survived by honors from a storied naval career.
The Rev Be Backus will lead June and July sermons at the Unitarian church corner Vers Nonont and Twelfth A M. Subjects include Emersons Divinity School Address 1837 and The Victory Over Death Frothingham and Christ the Son of Man Eliot. Present Day Canarinis the closing address July 25. Congregants invited to hear the sermons and study Unitarianism.
Local notes show Mrs Lewis Buch of Kansas City visiting John Buch and family in New Jersey. Charles Shiymans worked on a Gracher contract in Kansas City. Miss Aliie Wethnan of St Joseph visits the Kramers. Manden of Palmyra arrives from Hints to see friends in the southern county. Mt Marden owns a northern Ottawa county farm and seeks irrigated land in Colorado’s San Luis Valley. GO N Benson owns the Colorado farm and may return from Linrepes after 18 years. Jon Hinds, ex-Is resident of Bismark Grove, visits before spending time in Johnson County. his parents have lived here since 100 Me. Hinds is a guard in Canon City penitentiary. Amy Allmigh of Akron Colorado, terror of pests, visits to study city life and University Trials. The Entacian painting work continues on the onside ball with brown trimmings. Wook Gerris and Dr Arthur Ey ans were at Williamstown Sunday. Lieut Hi dol Nelson of the Salvation Army at Junction City is the guest at Frsiza. S Toulett of this place attends graduation prep.
Commissioners question naming a welfare or police chief officer citing time limits and inefficiency. No student funds available to hire such an officer this year. Cleland reports favorable on paying petition to alley between Ohio and Louisiana from Sixth street. other petitions for paving and sidewalks referred to Public Utilities.
A garbled OCR excerpt lists multiple street intersections and place names across several states. The legible fragments include fourteenth street crosses in Pennsylvania Delaware Rhode Island Indiana Mississippi Lake Kentucky Missouri and other unclear street identifiers. The passage resembles a map-like enumeration rather than a complete article.
A June 8 1915 letter to the Journal World Lawrence Kansas from County Attorney W S Amick urges residents to report law violations directly rather than sending unsigned letters. He condemns anonymous communications as valueless cowardly and calls for cooperation of reliable county citizens to aid enforcement by presenting information to city or county officers.
Professor H G Allen of the State University Chemistry Dept testified before the Public Utilities Commission in Kansas. He discussed analyses of Kansas natural gas and the thermal value variations among wells from Augusta Dexter and Rogers fields. He explained the use of the British Thermal Unit and quoted estimated outputs from fields and the Lawrence pipeline's average heat content.
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