Gompers on Beer and Bolshevik Influence Stirring Labor Debate
An article quotes Samuel Gompers criticizing strikes and calls for limits on beer as a factor in worker unrest. He warns Bolshevist ideas spread by Red Guard scare the nation and claims loosened morals worsen labor disorder and may invite anarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Beer
Samuel Gompers
American Cranizer Labor
Dees Pte
Celis
Tipton
Red Guard
Kansas Workers Stand Fast Against Bolshevism Speech
A Kansas speaker asserts that prohibition strengthened industry and workers. He claims no Bolshevik influence in the state and mocks Gompers anti beer slogans while praising economic progress across Kansas.
Local Dallas man credits Tanlac for relief from stomach troubles
Dr. V. Mc Cracken of Dallas reports chronic indigestion and gas relief after taking Tanlac. He describes two years of decline, sour belches, and sleep disturbance, then says Tanlac restored digestion, appetite, and sleep. Ad cites Lawrence City Drug Store Round Corner Drug Co. and H. A. White in Eudora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. V. McCracken
Second Ave
Dallas
Tex
Dallas Oil and Stefining Co
Tanlane
Lawrence
City Drug Store
Round Corner Drug Co
Eudora
H. A. White
Mount Clemens News Bureau Envelope Promises Ford Files Update
Readers glimpse a Mount Clemens News Bureau envelope hinting at Ford files suit against Chief Iame. Mentions Mr Borlesas on the feb and a food trial with near fence around Mount Clemens while Kansas papers note Aly Byrd’s press faltering in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clemens
Detran
Ford
Iame
Youkini
Mir. Borlesas
Iax
Kansas
Byrd
German Language Declared Dead by University of Kansas
The University of Kansas proclaims German as dead while noting lively study by university and college men in the United States. The piece discusses historic regard for German as the language of song and art and contrasts scholarly interest with critiques of autocracy and cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
United Sester
Elliptic Fragments Prompt a Questionable Return
The text presents garbled historical slang about identifying legged Greeks in Eloetra and mentions trousers and an act. It lacks clear events, names, dates, or organizations to form a substantive news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craiz Kennedy
Jas
McNawoght
Eloetra
Promoters Promise Strong Harvest Despite Earlier Delays
The report notes producers expect a large yield this year at Lawrence amid late planting. It cites optimistic outlook from organizers and hints at favorable conditions improving prospects. warns of pest challenges and urges timely action to maximize output.
Local Names Spotlight School Ceremony
Sneedubn Todhope from Linweod receives recognition amid the class’s initiation event held Friday at the Shree center in baasrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneedubn Todhope
Linweod
Fragmentary 19th 20th century birthday and death notes across cities
Reads like a scrambled list of events and people including birthdays for Cebviel Moore and Dickens death, mentions of Stokes County births, St. John s Newfoundland destruction, French rulers at exhibitions, and military notes from 1916 1917. Contains many garbled dates and locations, with interspersed obituaries and academy celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cebviel Moore
Alabama
United State
Caddo
Texas
Stokes County
St. John's
Newfoundland
Tisris
Pershing
Star
France
King George
Germans Launch New Drive Between Noyon and Montdidier
British air forces report sinking three German submarines by depth charges as German forces renew a major offensive between Noyon and Montdidier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noxon
Montdidier
Travelers' Protective Association Opens National Convention in New Orleans
Visitors are expected to fill New Orleans today for the opening of the national convention of the Travelers' Protective Association. The event brings together members to discuss travel safety, lodge activities, and upcoming regional gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
The
Travelers’ Protective Association
Notable Birthdays Across the Nation Marked Today
The era’s prominent figures including Ray Korfi, Charles J. Bonaparte, John F. E. Shaforth, Fayette Mo, Admiral Sir Doveton Sturdee, and Dr. Charles Thach are listed as being born around today, highlighting a tradition of commemorating birthdays. An urging commercial pitch promotes Lawrence Business College offering training for success in a prosperous era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy Ford - Nichols
San Francisco
Ray Korfi
Ibloyd
Charles J. Bonaparte
Secretary of the Navy
Baltimore
John FE. Shaforth
Unite States
Colorado
Fayette
Sir Doveton Sturdee
Falkland Islands
Charles €. Thach
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Athens
Ala
United States of America
Lawrence Business College
Journal-World payroll boosts Lawrence business loyalty
The Journal-World reports a weekly payroll near 750 dollars during May benefiting Lawrence businesses. It notes wages circulate locally, support families, and strengthen the paper and advertisers. A former printer compares in town printing favorably to out of town work, citing community benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Journal-World
Joose
Lawrence Lodge No 6 to Meet in Special Communication
Lawrence Lodge No 6 A F and AM will hold a stated communication Monday evening June 8 at 8 oclock and a special session Tuesday evening June 10 at 7 oclock. Work will be in the second degree. Visiting brethren are welcome. Herbert Thompson, ISP. Smith, Master Secretary.
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Lawrence Lodge No
Woog AL ML
Herbert Thompson
Isp
Smith
Local Envelope Bid Sparks Town Business Change
A long ago Journal-World note recalls a local business rivaling an out of town firm for a large envelope order. A ambitious local youth pursued quotations and won a bid matching external prices, signaling shifts in town commerce and a notable incentive in Lawrence for distilled water products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Lawrenc
National Grange seeks restoration of rural routes in New York
Washington reports the National Grange urges Postmaster General Burleson to restore rural mail routes in New York and other states after recent reorganizations. Farmers and rural residents criticize diminished service and favorably view opposition from New York leaders and lawmakers including Senators Watsworth Calder and Representatives Mott Snyder Magee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burleson
The
National Grange
New York
New York State
Watsworth and
Calder
Mott
Jn. Snyder
Magee
Post Office Department
Democratic Move Curbs Civil Service Funding
Washington reports a June 9 debate over the general deficiency bill cutting a $272,000 appropriation for continued employment service funding through July 26. Representative Blanton of Texas, a Democrat, led the move prompting the reduction, with others urging retention. The panel sought to direct the civil service commission to favor veterans and military service applicants for government jobs.
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Klandon
Washington
Republic
Mloyment Service
Blanton
Tesar
Lanton
Good
Wanten
Civil Service Commission
Wartime material sales and job training ad feature
Fragmentary wartime notice discusses selling war material back to manufacturers at low cost and questions government revenue use. It mentions a House committee report, the Census Bureau, and payrolls for Dunshings personnel. The piece ends with a recruiting pitch offering bookkeeping and shorthand courses through Lawrence Business College and a Wy TL Moya exam preparation service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Washington
Crees
Dunshings
Congress
Gayernho
New Composite Material Promises Better Artificial Limbs
A new cellulose-based composition has been developed as a superior substitute for artificial limbs. It is formed by spreading the material on Cilrlo pieces and winding them around a mold, resulting in a strong yet workable limb component.
Democracy and Opportunity in the University
A fragment discusses democracy and equal access to opportunities, arguing that universities should provide broad chances for individuals to contribute what they can under favorable conditions. The text quotes Wells on democracy rising among the educated and urges action against ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Det
Wells
As to Snobs and True Worth
The letter argues that true gentility lies in character and worth, not wealth or display. It condemns snobbery and vulgar shows of money, calling wealth as irrelevant to real superiority. It pleads for judgment by character whether one is rich or poor.
Sweets for the Sweet Girl Graduate at Wiedemann's
A brief item notes graduation season treats at Wiedemann's, offering sweets for the graduate and listing a contact phone number 182 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedemann’s
Letter on Scouting’s role in alleviating urban tensions
A Boston newspaper letter argues that Scouting helps reduce class and unemployment tensions by fostering understanding and cooperation among groups. It praises Scoutmasters’ training and local camping committees, noting leaders such as Franklin W. Taunton and A. Lawrence Lowell among supporters.
K O C AND THE SCOUTS AT KENRICK ST LOUIS
The Kenrick Catholic boys high school church organ hails the Boy Scouts of America for top praise from Cardinal OConnell and Cardinal Farley and archbishops in Philadelphia and San Francisco. It notes many Catholic troops forming nationwide. In St Louis district Catholic Scout Commissioner Thomas J F Lyster led the first Catholic troop in 1910 under the Knights of Columbus.
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Catholic Boys’ High School
Kenrick
St. Louis
Boy Scouts of America
Reunting
Cardinal O'Connell
Cardinal Farley
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Unite States
Boy Scouts of
Thomas JF. Lyster
Scoutminster
Knights of Columbus
Scout training saved life in war letters say
A Boy Scout's first aid training saved the life of Firman Nolland son of Burlington New Zealand assistant postmaster. He was wounded in war and credited the lesson he learned as a scout in a letter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firman Nolland
Burlington
N. Z
Boy Scout Doings Reported in Brookfield Center
Brookfield Center scouts report cutting a roof at a widow’s house and supplying coal for winter. Milwaukee troops will clear sidewalks facing empty lots and prevent rubbish in vacant lots, with summer oversight to curb accumulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Brookfield Center
Conn
Boy Scouts
Milwaukee
Fruits of the Spirit and Social Harmony Sermon
The piece argues the fruits of the spirit apply to all social strata and both labor and capital. It cautions that hate breeds loss and shame, invoking the Sermon on the Mount as timeless guidance for peace and benevolence.
Bible’s Place In the World Examined by Critics
The piece notes Bacon makes over seventy biblical allusions in twenty four essays, with references to Addison Johnson Pope Young Browning and Tennyson. Coleridge asserts the Bible for over a millennium has advanced civilization science and law and guided moral intellectual growth.
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Bacon
Addison
Johnson
Pops
Young
Browning
Tennyson
Coleridge
One Good Friend in a World of Wealth
The piece extols the value of friendship over riches, warning against losing a single friend through inattention or petty jealousy. It emphasizes that one true friend is priceless, greater than all jewels, and should not be discarded for trivial reasons.
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Weat Slat Street
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Postoffice
Iquor
Wilsim
Kansay
Anica
Salmer
Department of Justice
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Grant
New York Department
Bureau of Identification
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McCracken
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U. S
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Cardinal Mercier
Malines
Primaae
Belgium
United States
Cardinal Gibbons
Rafael T
Bankers
INT
Unelevy
Taovrence Binus Citleye
Burt
aboYs Scouts
Boston
Boston ‘Pranscripts
Frank W. Taaniek
Amon Navitote
Chiaries m
Charles W. Bliet
Tucker Bar
A. Leawrence Lowell
Harles Abny
Jobe
Maeehinber
Ane Dery
Daas
Germany
Terre
Anthony Fiala
Anthony Piata
Springfeld
K. O. C. and
the Scouts
Barber's Drug Store
Farmers State and Savings Bank
Russell Tire
Liberty Tube & Tire CO
Masonic Temple
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