Last Sessions of Convention Held Today
Christian Endeavorers meet for final sessions and will elect new officers this afternoon as the convention concludes.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
1
State Society Adopts Budget for Three Year Endeavor Plan
The Kansas Christian Endeavor movement voted to implement a five thousand dollar budget over three years to fund a full time field secretary an office and expanded department financing. A Kansas Alumni association was formed as part of post war expansion with pledges toward the budget.
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Big State Christian Endeavor
State Association
Plymouth Chuarch
J.D. Zimmerman
Daniel A. Poling
Tulay
A. McBride
Emporia
McBride
William S. Jones
Plymouth Congregational Church
Douglas Huchanan
First Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Kansas
J. W. Shell
Junior Christian Endeavor
Paul Moser
Mildred Noland
Lawrence
Christian Endeavorers of
Plymouth
Poling
Mexico
South America
Far East
Church of
Kansas Alumni Association
J. K. Codding
Kennas Christian Endeavor
State Penitentiary
Navy Musician Recounts First Atlantic Convoy Experience
L. C. Lowell, chief musician aboard the U S S Chicago, describes leading the first American transports across the Atlantic during the present war and convoying supplies to NC-5 at Newfoundland. He plans to complete a four year enlistment as he prepares to rejoin his ship in New York after a visit with his parents.
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Atlantic
South American
Newfoundland
L. C. Lowell
Chicago
Lowell
E. E. Lowell
New York
Navy
Philadelphia
South America
B. E. Lowell
C. E. Lowell
Kansas City
Knox Resolution Out of Committee Hacked
Washington June 12 Senator Knox resolution to oppose the league of nations was reported in amended form by the senate foreign relations committee. The panel struck out a clause pledging U S action to remove threats to European peace. Senator Sterling introduced a rival measure on congress rights under section 10 of the covenant.
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Washington
Knox
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Nottee
Europe
United States
American Congress
Sterling
South Dakota
Lodge
McCumber
North Dakota
Man Made Dances Debate at Kansas University
The Kansas University senate opens a hearing over charges by EK Haworth that J L Patterson misused disciplinary power amid a probe into whether men or women should control dances. Haworth argues for Men's Student Council primacy postwar. The disciplinary committee backs Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate of Kansas University
Haworth
Department of Zeology
Frank Strong
J. L. Patterson
Senat
Senate
Charrel
University Senate
Patterson
Women’s
Angles Forces Near Juarez in Mexican Conflict
June 12 An immense force under Gen. Felipe Angeles moves toward Juarez along the Rio Grande river bottom. Citizens flee as federal troops bustle, with Juarez commander Gen. Francisco Gonzales and Col. J. Gonzales Escobar coordinating. Over 1,000 troops are reported within four miles of Juarez awaiting night operations.
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Juarez
Feline Angeles
Rio Grande
Avendia Commercio
Francisco Gonzales
J. Gonzales Escobar
Felipe Angeles
Angeles
Huns Face Five Day Reply Window On Proposals
A summary of postwar diplomacy reports a five day deadline for a German reply to allied proposals. Key notes discuss a plebiscite in Silesia, Austrian reparations, recognition of the Omsk government, and plans for Col House to visit England while Sinn Fein inquiries proceed. Persia plans to demand indemnity at the Paris peace conference for war losses.
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Varinanne
Musk
Silesia
Karl Renner
Sevtriance
Diay
South America
Council of Four
Kalschak
Omsk
England
E. M. House
Sinn Fein
London
Hlouse
Wilson
Geneva
Berne
Persia
Paris
Ottawa University to Break Ground on New Science Hall
Ground will be broken this afternoon on the Ottawa University campus for a new science hall funded by a successful campaign. About eighty soldiers, many from overseas, in uniform, will take part. The annual commencement is tomorrow with Pr. D W Kurtz of McPherson College delivering the address.
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Ric
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Unive
D. W. Kurtz
McPherson College
Weimar Salutes Socialist Duty Amid Crisis
Fragmentary Wiener page notes hint at socialist stance with slogans about duty and saving a republic. The text references Weimar and political rhetoric but lacks clear date, speaker, or event details.
Aerial taxi plan to open near University
Brown and Stewart, university students, prepare to bring a Canadian training plane from Kansas City to Lawrence. They will operate an aerial taxi service from a field west of the engineering building, with plans for Kansas tours and exhibition flights to cover expenses.
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Ten Brown
Pershing
Kansas City
Municipal Aviation Board
George Kreeck
Lawrence
Owill
Butcher Farm
University
Trown
Butcher
Anxi
Brown
Mr. Brown
P. F. Stewart
Universit Stundent
Kansas
Five hundred Tampa women form league to expose husbands
In Tampa on June 12 a group of five hundred women created the Woman's Protective League aimed at cleaning up vice. They plan a moral credit bureau to provide confidential reports on a husband's double life without the inquirer's name, with 70 investigators openly active and others in secret.
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Tampa
Fla
Woman's Protective League
Ivort Action
The
Inquirer
League
Aaa
Chamber of Commerce mails questionnaire on membership drive
Questionnaires accompany letters announcing a major membership campaign this month. Four questions ask citizens what the Chamber should first undertake for general good, how to improve opportunities in their line of work, how to advance local agricultural interests, and any additional activities for consideration.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Kansas University Graduation Week Begins Friday
The KU commencement week opens Friday with a public Phi Beta Kappa lecture by William Herbert Carruth in Fraser chapel. Saturday features a pharmacy seniors luncheon, a faculty senior baseball game, and a Fine Arts commencement concert. Sunday the university band performs in South Park, followed by the baccalaureate in Robinson Gym and a sermon by Rev. Ulysses Grant Pierce on The Three-Fold Law of Service.
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Kansas University
William Herbert Carruth
Wraser Chapel
School of Pharmacy
L. EB. Sayre
McCook Field
Fine Arts School
Fraser Chapel
University
J. C. McCanles
Southpark
Robinson
Water taste blamed on medicated chlorine in Lawrence
City water officials say a tenth of two parts per million of chloride of lime gives the medicated taste. The pine system repairs raise contagion concerns and tests on low service pumps are planned after prior failures. An expert will inspect to locate and fix the problem.
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Lawrence
Harvest to Begin Early Next Week in Dougla s County
County officials warn there will be a harvest rush as wheat readiness grows and storage space remains tight. A.A. Andrews reports 15 to 20 percent crop loss from recent rains and winds, with labor shortages after mowing and a dangerous storage shortage looming for the county’s two hundred plus wheat acres. Farmers brace for a belt of heavy threshing and a race to market while portable bins fill slowly and elevators face a rush.
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Douglis
A.A. Andrews
Andrews
F.C. Moh Her
Hosford
Telegraphers Strike Expands Across Nation Quiet in Kansas City
Chicago June 12 officials say the strike by Commercial Telegraphers Union members is nearly over nationwide with 18 000 to 20 000 operators out yesterday and more expected. In Kansas City an estimated 200 telegraph workers will walk out tomorrow and plants will be picketed while managers report normal operations in many offices.
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Chicago
Commercial Teleaphers’ Union of America Today
Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies
S. J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Postal
Western Union
W. U. and Postal
St. Louis
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
E. J Manion
Railroad Telegraphers
K. C
Kansas City
Biges
Harry Hall
Hall
G. W. Brownson
Yankee Sinks After Collision With Italian Steamer
The United States Shipping Board steamer Yankee sank at 3 15 am off Fire Island after a collision with the Italian steamship Argentina. The Yankee crew were transferred to the Argentina and the ship was foundered after listing. The Yankee, built in Cleveland in 1918, was 2418 tons and engaged in coastwise trade sailing from Newport News on June 6.
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New York
Yankee
United States Shipping Board
Fire Island
Argentina
Cver
Ping Board
Cleveland
Newport News
Power blackouts hit city as Kansas river rises
High water on the Kansas river cut power city wide causing Bowersock Mill to lack steam for aerators and engines. A turbine switch failure at 2:15 PM halted power for about thirty minutes. River gauge climbed to 14.7 feet by 2:20 PM, two inches above early morning level.
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Kansas River
Bowersock
The
Kansas Electric Utilities Company
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