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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1915

Page

8

Changes Coming in Canal Officers

Panaman Canal leadership shakeup expected in September as Major General George W. Fine trials retires governing the canal zone. Colonel Harding designated to become governor with Goethals retiring to private practice in New York. A new commander for New York Station to follow Captain Hodges death, with Lt. Comer Lane and Lt. J. Weed among potential successors. Notable names: Harding, Goethals, Lane, Weed, Prentiss. The canal fleet and staff anticipate transitions impacting administration and operations.

Jane Dari Ausistland Pantin Canal Georue S. AL Pananae Catal Fine Tom Coester Hardingy U.S. A Cinethals Harding Goethals Aerive New York City Capoait Gearee New York Be Wani Department Wet Hal Catur Ilis Los Dixie Th. VW Cutler Capid Talrear Cama Zane J. Weed Prentiss U.S Saouen Countedider Ps Tikes Phe Osteetesar Hagedine Perttian

Cleaning and Pressing Stand to Open June 30

The business states it will ruin its cleaning and pressing stand and be open for business on June 30.

Market snapshot shows hog receipts and futures drift

Market notes from Chicago report hog receipts around 26 thousand with a slow tone, cattle receipts near 170, and grains mixed as oats and corn show limited movement. Dow and wheat futures exhibit tentative activity, with attention on September contracts. Local pricing data include hogs and cattle bids, and wholesale wheat basis.

Associated Press Kansas City Hely Dow Corn State Dees Chicago Dil

War Has Boosted French Postal Business Amid Disruptions

War closures at Prance crippled commerce and postal delivery, leading to a dramatic rise in undelivered letters. In December and into May, millions of letters, parcels, and postal orders piled up, with thousands of newspaper shipments and registered letters affected. The shortage of post offices and discount suppression strained the system, leaving tens of thousands of registered letters pending and large sums in unpaid bills.

Posta Paris Tas Tatulivs Vollees Lion Selead Amos Dea

Holmes heads to divide Montana for public land work

Talines son ar Ry Totnes will travel to Divide Montana where he will aid in surveying public land under the Department of Interior. The engineering fellows from the University will supervise a team opening the Montana mountains, with work in the wilds near the Divide area amid rough roads and rough conditions. Mr and Mrs I Ro Sedivara of Webb City visit TR Wavilie en route to Ohio for the summer.

Talines Ry Totnes Divide Montana Public Land Office Interior Aehoa of Engineering Montana Mountains Mas Ro Sedivara Webb City TR Wavilie Cae Inmlms Ohio

Peculiar War Stories From London War Desk

Readers are told vivid brief anecdotes from early war fighting. Second Officer Harper recalls torpedo attack on the British ship Marpalian off Beachy Head. a crew chief engineer describes the moment as shells tore into the ship. Photographs show a tan wheeled lad with hair and a service uniform. Red Cross surgeon Willins recounts shrapnel injuries and battlefield grit. Troops and civilians share scenes of shellfire, destruction, and personal keepsakes from the frontline.

London Harper Marpalian Beachy Lead Apia Male Sien AL Red Cross Willins Aopatir Seis Hartlepool Eneh Welling Camby Tunal Yuan Geraerin Shinoeukirs

Government controls agriculture amid wartime shortages

The article describes German wartime shifts in agriculture oversight, with the Farm yst Supply association expanding to manage cattle fodder and fertilizers. It notes seizure and repurposing of supplies from occupied territories, mobilization of labor including POWs and women, and new efforts to secure nitrogen and crop production under imperial directives.

Bork Dimesie Siite Germany -Lopen Farmygts Si Ims Geremany Beleimm Francy Poland Germany Aseria Roy

Adam Was A Red Headed Irishman In SF Show

San Francisco June piece describes a traveling entertainment at a fairground with mental telepathy acts, a strong man, and sensational props. It highlights the red headed Irishman Adam and the onlookers reacting to aerial swings and elaborate displays amid concessions and a large crowd.

Wallace FP. Hovey San Francisco Calif Conway Adam Tristhnan Anne Panama Kluelerk Ail Caine Sr Rand Raneh Rudy San Virgo de Mail Neaseniett Losmeeles

Fifty-Hight Admits Law Graduates After Exam

Three Lawrence natives are among fifty admitted to practice after the Topeka Supreme Court examination. William Emil Ratelimh alias Hector, a University of Illinois law graduate, area resident, and Chicago practitioner, is noted. Victor Bottomly of Moorstown, recent Lawrence graduate, heads for Aoutaps with plans to practice. Wesley Brame and Fritz Mrubker, University graduates, now work as engineers in Santiago, Chile for a copper company.

Raastiscas William Emil Raltelimh Hector Moeasanton Bas Tris Lawrence Wesley Brame Fritz Mrubker Santiago Chile

Kansas Day at the Fair Celebrates Kansas at Exposition

Kansas Day will be a major event at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. Kansas officials and residents plan a royal welcome, highlighting the state's talents and resources as the Kansas building attracts thousands of visitors and elicits praise for the display.

San Francisco Kansas Hutt Te State Earder Kangas

Georgia Governor Would Have Considered Pardon For Frank

The governor stated he would have considered a pardon if Frank had asked. He noted it is not custom to grant reprieve without a request and recalled Slaton’s role in saving the condemned prisoner from execution. The discussion touched on the controversial Frank case and actions during his term.

Georgia Hail Frank New York Leo Frank Toro Imere Tan LP Frank Julie M. Slaton Grorain Fray the Wallows Miury Phivgan

Submarine Fire Quelled After Boiler Mishap

A submarine near an unnamed station caught fire after a suspected fuel or oil line ignition. The craft contained about three gallons of fuel aboard. Fire was extinguished by quick actions, with minor damage reported and no injuries noted.

Newport Red Dune Dai Mipedo

Jews Serve in British Battle Lines Recounted

London reports between 7,000 and 8,000 Jews in British ranks with many more enlisted or registered. A Jewish roll of honor lists slain, while the war effort includes about a dozen chaplains organized by the Jewish ministry. Senior chaplain Rev. Michael Adler serves in France. S. Lipson leads the assistant chaplains with nine regional units to reach and aid Jewish soldiers, including wounded in hospitals.

London Jewish Chaplains’ Department Jewish Chronicle Michael Adler France Lipson United Kingdom War Office Chaplain Lipson Ana Brazil

Poor Southeastern crops dampen hopes for harvest

J R Holmes reports wet weather has damaged farming in the Iola area. One fourth of corn ground lies unbroken yet as farmers plant baliff corn and other grains to recover, while merchants stay optimistic and expect a better year as seed stock runs low and yields look possible.

J. RB Holmes Iola Tholmes Sys Map Holmes Crita

Missionaries in Trouble in Peking Over Oath Decree

In Peking a dispute over honoring war heroes and temple oaths escalates as a Chinese admiral and two officers are removed for refusing to take an oath. An American observer reports to President Yuan Shikai that this clashes with religious liberty vows of the new republic, prompting official debate on state reverence versus personal faith.

Peking Imisstunur Cethers Noceriata American Yuan Shi-kai

Fragmentary quote on rights and beliefs of citizens

Fragmented OCR text references rights and beliefs of citizens, noting social consideration and compare Christian groups. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or named entities. Further readable context is needed for a precise newspaper-style card.

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