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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
4
Secretary Hughes pursues a consistent foreign policy plan while tensions rise over railroad wage cuts and possible strikes. Locusts threaten farmers in Illinois Indiana as labor leaders like Mr. Gompers call for wage talks. The University of Kansas expands summer sessions and Lawrence eyes civilian training camps for youth amid army cuts.
The article notes many young women named as possible brides for the Prince of Wales amid ongoing royal discussions. It also discusses Lawrence property owners waiting for the board of equalization to rule on protests against 2024 real estate valuations, with mailed cards expected to reveal the outcome.
Editorial lauds Stubbs as the best choice for Kansas governor, praising his prior leadership and reforms ten years ago. The piece argues he can steady the Republican party and mobilize support built from decades in Kansas politics, urging voters to back his candidacy.
Lord Inchcape, ex Sir James Lyle Mackay, born in England and long based in India, chairs Peninsula Oriental and Brit India Steam Navigation. He helped the postwar sale of ex-enemy shipping, directing over 400 vessels for about 100 million dollars. He also serves as a director of the Suez Canal Company and holds other transport and financial roles.
A collage of quips on work, money, and society mixes humor about Mondays, fashion, kings, and unions. References include Marie to Wed King, knicker jokes, a Bulgarian king gardening, and a note on U S petroleum and coal outputs.
New York June 12 A State Charities Aid Association bulletin defines moron as a person with limited reasoning on the mental border line, not insane or imbecile, estimating 45 000 mental defectives in New York state and detailing distribution in institutions colonies and public schools. It notes higher risk of criminal influence and cites several political figures targeted in attacks as examples.
The twenty fifth anniversary of the establishment of co education at the University of North Carolina is to be celebrated at Chapel Hill today with a reunion of alumni from all parts of the country. commissions as second lieutenants. Several thousand Baptist leaders are expected to arrive in Indianapolis today for the annual meeting of the Northern Baptist Convention. The sessions will be formally opened tomorrow.
The Journal World letter argues that despite autos becoming common sight, saddle horses offer unmatched vigor and health benefits. The writer cites riding as more than exercise, delivering open air benefits, nerve calm, appetite rise, and enduring equine value, predicting a return of saddle horses in Chicago.
Betty frets about city manners while Freddy and Dicky the frogs come to life through a craft playset. The Polite Pencil, Paint Box Pal, and Understanding Scissors guide the scene as corks become paddling divers in a wash basin puddle.
Attendant teachers in Kansas are eligible for teaching certificates as county institutes run in most counties from June 3 to August 26. State Superintendent Wooster notes three session periods and about 6000 teachers will attend, with many substituting summer study for institute work.
Washington June 13. American export trade fell in May, dropping from 318 million dollars in April to 308 million. Imports rose in May to 254 million dollars, up from 217 million, signaling a widening trade gap.
Mrs Emma Johannah Wilhelm and her daughter lise Emma Wilhelmi have applied for passports at the district clerk. They plan a lengthy sojourn in Europe lasting about fourteen months. The Order of Railway Telegraphers requests a charter to form a national bank in St Louis. The largest British railway car in use today is under one hundred feet in length.
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