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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1916
Page
2
A Lawrence Kansas notice directs recipients to call Western Union if the Journal-Works are not received by 7 pm and to expect a copy at once. It notes June 19 1916 and references various newspaper associations and audits amid discussion of national conventions and upcoming primaries.
The excerpt contrasts poets who gain fame with those who remain obscure, mentioning Uncle Walt Mason of Amporia and Stephen Phillips. It hints at critics calling Phillips home poetry deathless and notes alleged estate wealth and staged plays, though the text is fragmented.
Reports say Catmnowitz nearly destroyed by heavy shelling from Nussians. The town has changed hands before, and little remained after the latest attacks.
The fragment references distrust of Wilson era policy and compares past crises to a looming war impact. It mentions Cleveland’s panic and suggests future costs in blood, urging support for government while criticizing Mexican War era approaches. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
Fragmentary report mentions teachers and a summer institute at Haskell. Details are unreadable, with many garbled words and missing context. The core idea references attendance and some form of guidance or profit from a final outcome, but no concrete facts are discernible.
The item outlines political announcements with pricing for notices and emphasizes Democratic stance on tariffs. It notes education and Indian schooling in Lawrence, mentions speakers and polling plans, and argues for out and out protective tariffs as a path to domestic wage gains.
The readable portions discuss policy, peace aims, and consequences of actions by the United States regarding territory and influence. It mentions lost influence, the handling of territorial questions, and potential sacrifices of lives in pursuit of peace, with emphasis on leadership and ethics.
The article argues US munitions trade with European nations strengthens American military supply lines, while criticizing Wilson era policy for mishandling Mexico and undermining public confidence. it notes political shifts away from handling the Mexican issue to domestic business interests.
Two Lawrence men James O Milligan and Charles Shirtevatt are among the first to enroll in a military training camp opened by the War Department this summer. The Central Department plans to host four camps with about 194 enrollees from outside Chicago and nearby states. An appropriation covers uniforms subsistence medical kit and transportation. Cal T A Frederick is appointed in the Central Department offices to oversee this program with training beginning in August.
A noisy riverside crowd watched Fran Mill wr land a noted 52 point act praised by onlookers. The scene featured a flashy display with notable spectactors witnessing a dramatic finish and a string of sharp, quick moves.
An old advertisement promotes GOLD CAPSULES claimed to ease backache daily with three or four doses. It touts Haarlem origin and a government charter while warning against imitators and urging buyers to seek the genuine GOLD product.
Denny Beach said the two north arches of a concrete bridge under construction are nearly finished. The false work supporting these arches will not be removed until the first of the month, after which work on the remaining arches will begin.
Letters from Mrs and Mr F Crum report sons Tad and others, graduates from a university, aiding an American syndicate in locating an oil property near the Mexican border at Nuled Mexico. Descriptions note minimal housing, eleven months without rain, and a predominantly Mexican county with little local tension.
The Kansas City ball team slipped one over on the Knights and Ladies of Security by a 20 to 3 score. The game featured few notable moments aside from a stray incident and a fielder from Kansas City, while the Lawrence Cubs beat Williamstown 7 to late. Shalard struck out thirteen as the Cubs' pitcher hurled twenty one.
Mr Hastie from Lawrence will go to Topeka to supervise the construction of the Masonic offices building and library on the northwest corner of Eighth and Harrison Streets. Ground has been broken for the project which the Grand Lodge of Kansas is erecting near Cristal Building. The cost is about $100,000 with Mrs Hastie accompanying.
A misshapen note from T B Newlin of California suggests support for Hughes and Fa and the Republican ticket in the coming fall. Rain indicators report four inches at Columbus and Riverton area damage menaced by rising river waters. Octogenarian Mr and Mrs J D Wiley of Girard are among mourners at a local gathering.
Plaintiffs claim relief from years of eczema and skin eruptions with Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. The ad touts instant itching and burning relief, permanent improvement, and complete eruption removal in a short time, urging readers that the products are sold by all druggists.
Funeral services for Clarence Headley were held in the local church with a brief obituary noting his Missouri ties. The event occurred Saturday with plans for private burial and a summer memorial.
The article recalls two 25 year old Taos weddings held in country suburb settings. One couple, popular locally, wed at the bride's aunt residence with a small guest list and a luncheon to follow, then departed by 8:30 train toward a new home. The second couple, Miss Lillie Genter and Sr. D A McCreath of Wakarosa, married in the bride's northwest residence parlor in a ceremony attended by invited guests.
The district notes Lillian ter and family visiting N. Simpson in Kansas City Kansas while Chancellor F H Snow travels to Manhattan to speak at the State Agricultural College. Alumni Glee Scott and Joel Mody attended a special meeting and returned home this morning.
A special session appoints Hodder as a new faculty member in Jas Hl Canfield’s department. Hodder, graduate of the University of Michigan, has long served Cornell and gains strong endorsements from University and Cornell officials. He brings a close scholarly background and capable teaching reputation.
Topeka Kansas June 19 four persons burned to death eight were burned and firemen were overcome by smoke in May fires according to figures from the office of D E Hussey state消防 mar sas powder and dynamite were principal causes of injuries and fatalities gasoline oil barn explosions and kerosene incidents added to a list of fire related deaths and injuries in local reports
A fragmented column notes ennui can weary others though it is not always dramatic. It mentions mahogany bud vases and edding gifts, then ponders self overcoming as the toughest barrier a man faces. The piece ends with a wry line about surprises and self.
A flood of notices from Douglas County Republicans宣布候选人竞选县级职位 其中包括州参议员、县财政、县检察官、地区法院书记、县书记、县长、县警官和其他职务的竞选人 参选人名单扭曲但明确列出各自目标与初选日临近的意向
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