Journal-World 1915 June 15 financial and war on jobs notes
The page includes ads and editorials from Lawrence Kansas dated June 15, 1915. It references wage earners out of work in February, federal appropriations, and economic concerns. It mentions Associated Press, Audit Bureau, and Kansas Daily League affiliations with the Journal-World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Kansas Daily League
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Department of
Ishor
Wider
New York
Ted Gari
Fragmentary civic plea for rapid town improvements
A garbled plea urges swift patriotic effort to beautify and finance town projects. It hints at new taxes and bonds and promises prompt payment, aiming to spur collective action and parade readiness.
Unclear fragmentary text item from local page
Fragmentary lines show scattered phrases about a bus, town buyout, and a neighbor, lacking coherent events or identifiable names for a proper summary.
Reading the War Effort Fears and Labor Voices
A fragment discusses public sentiment on wartime labor, patriotism, and government contracts. It contrasts the London factory owners with labor groups, noting distrust of inflated contracts and calls for disciplined effort amid wartime pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beitdin Eneg&l
London
Wilson administration public opinion scores in latest mood
Fragmentary lines indicate a discussion of public sentiment toward the Wilson administration and Democratic leaders. The text mentions tempered judgments and partisan positioning, suggesting a political mood piece from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Prohibition Debate Echoes Across States and Counties
A historical notice discusses the mixed outcome of local option votes in Minnesota counties and critiques the broader national push for prohibition. It argues that local option is no substitute for prohibition and notes similar divides across Missouri and other states, challenging the feasibility and intent of national reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minesota
Topeka
Strifedowel
Missouri
Chat Walker
Kansas
Prohibition Debate Sparks Speech on Society and Law
A Boston speaker argues against blanket prohibition and urges balanced temperance to protect civilization, trade, and civil freedom. He critiques sensational rhetoric and warns improper zeal harms citizens, urging measured policy and societal stability.
New Enterprise Torre Seeks Balance of Growth and Reform
A contended debate unfolds over government action to guide business profits, with references to the Pan American conference and foreign exchange effects. Proponents argue for government restraint while stressing the need to mobilize labor and industry for broader economic health amid political pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messume
Leon
St Caller
Faroas
Waehtietin
Somond
Luis Haght
New York Sun
ALTOS
Unclear speech cites Bevan in crisis stance
Fragmentary text describes Bevan in a pivotal role during a national crisis with references to a Wilsup note and a last resort to prevent an event. The device seems an official document of extraordinary importance amid political tension, though many phrases are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Washington
Bevan
War commentary and local notices mix in scattered column
A fragmentary editorial tone discusses war stance and political figures, including Bryan Wilson and Ervin, with misspellings and conjecture. Local social notes follow, listing residents visiting, travel to Indiana, and community events such as Children’s Day programs and church services in Hesper and Prairie Center.
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Lota Bisel
Poetin
Quartelte
Drairie Center
Amd
Nyclines
Hesper
Prairie Center
Reward Offered for Cure of Catarrh by Hall's Remedy
An early ad promises one hundred dollars for an incurable catarrh and extols Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo. It claims internal action on the mucous surfaces, with testimonials and a price of 75 cents per bottle. The ad mentions the National Bank of Commerce in Toledo as a lender of credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Toleedo
Fis
National Bank OF Commerce
Toledo
Fragmentary Local Notices Read at Random
A jumble of names and fragments notes visiting relatives in various places including Las Junta and Paola Kansas. Mentions Miss Anniver Pully Edith Wearson Mr and Mrs J Watson, Dr Watson, S H Davis, and Viola Water. Mentions a shower for Viola Water and a Bolifing Works bottling line.
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Jane Johnson Nivees
Mar
Anna Davis Thomas
Las Junta
Cole
Abr
Davis
KK .C
Insta City
Anniver Pully
Edith Wearson
Lawrence
Fames Davis
Paola
Kan
J. Watson
Ice
Olks
Dr. Watson
S. H. Davis
Viola Watawis
Herbert Wats Tana B. Me
ROWS BOAT OVER DAM Verne Cashin's river rescue tale
Riverine story recounts Verne Cashin guiding his overturned boat below a dam. Eyewitnesses describe the perilous sequence and the swift rescue by Cashin and a companion, highlighting local river dangers and improvised rescue methods.
Willow Springs Social Note Reflects Local Visits
Willow Springs residents Maggie and Lydia Choneeh hosted a gathering after Deay with family members including M Merv and AL. Several neighbors and relatives attended, among them Mrs. Landise Zella Landis and family, Mrs. Ella Flora, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deux. The event included announcements from Edward sSalkt Reberr Markley and others, all reporting good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Maggie
Lydia
Ehiver
Clareney
Alice Ami Mina
Fide
M Clande
EdwardsSalkt Reberr Markley
Glew
Flory
Jesse Wingard
Jake Muck
Edward
Local families gather for Sunday visits and chores
Mrs Howmet and daughter Miss Ethel Royer visit with Mire donats Pt Mer and Mors. Beelerated Ma losiat Hanebzirta attended. Many neighbors, including Mr and Mrs locat Mlery and son Uyville, shared Sunday activities and meals. Friends and relatives, such as the Flory family, attended church events, tidy gardens, and exchanged greetings across the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howmet
Ethel Royer
Amos
Eilat
Nettie
Wil Tippert
Iss
Baehle
Lender
Silpihe Tarmers
Peterson Adendet
Dawid Sthideaaker
Sanday
Merv
Arthur Flo
Sou Maclod
Dhiy
Evenis
Win
Utrielt
Srudeluthor
Hyerett Renee
Ale
Lawrence vi Y
An AL Pore
Ani
Jgtas Fillin
Jake Vivien Anut
Asnosu
Postmahone
Walter Deay
Mendax Guernaen
Samuel Choareldbaiet
Alber
Aml
Agnes Flos
Mas
Tursby
Churchberids
Chlorella
Barnhart
Dmenter
Tustimt
Wi Forth
Mos
Chielbaterh Weltesdas
Orvitle
M Tiay
Prany Caine
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Journal-World
Chicago
A. R. Keator
Hartford Building
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Amy
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Toto
Bid Ve Mier & Co
Chibail
Samuel G. Clarke
Mass
Jiomt
Enarratio
Bereia
Vreevisite
Otto Fischer
Fuseph Stith
Boston
Smith
Sol‘ely
Lima
Reese
Wieshington
Iis Monumental Amd
Ilis
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Wilson
Hiss Madre
Pobiey
Belewary
Ervin
Ate
New York Post
Chanary Co
Hadley Kelsey
Jestella Culver
Indiana
Abe Kelsey
Oskatoosa
Iowa
Pen
Commencemene
Noah Disel
Loki
Ales
Hohnes
Mr Weston
Fatdora
Edith Pearson
Henry Hage
Raymond Stanley
Na Alyers
Linwood
Viola Votuw
Leet Kehler
Chikkren
Tistramental Dly
Henlyy
Congresstion
J. D. Miia
Liddle
Lala Bisel
Tree Children
Dayar
Leonor Welly
Lone Dettl
Lettie
Miretha
Bernal
Fayereise
Reece Pappa
Louise
Reise
Servier
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Seema Phos
Louisa Miles Hee
Clann Vow
Ering Pets Bedith Marte
Rai Woodard
Tomo
Pearl
Pilla Ambler
Nellie Haverty
Della Davis
Barelay Winshay
Frances Davis
Kanais City
Woodard
Nother
Herbert Weokird
North Side Boatan
Verne Haskins
Ehil
Haskins
Ganteker
Mooney
God Enerey
Hackins
Perth
Ail Te
Irs Oa
Savienter
Swan
Witisell
Neisas
Thiskine
Wea
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Morvent Sands
Willow Springs
National Commission
Belgium
Uli
Jarrel
Claire
Tie
Amily
Alesend
Kies
Tay
Sungur
Mezting Street
Snarleston
Boreiocalynami
F. B. McCullouh
Jardicke
Bsanshrans
Pawrerice
G. J. Eriksen Furniture Company
Eastman Kodaks
Evans Drug Store
Massachusetts
Raymond Drug Stor
D. D.D
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