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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
7
The readable fragments outline a crossword with Across and Down clues, references to New York or capital area venues, and stray mentions of names and themes. The text also notes a note about hotel reservations in the capital and a prompt about answers to yesterday’s puzzle.
Norse-American centennial events in Minneapolis and St Paul June 8 will include a security escort for President Coolidge. About twenty Civil War veterans and a similar number of World War I veterans will guard the president, led by Oleg Nelson and Edward Lindell with the American Legion. The party from Washington is expected June 7 for a song festival, with Minnesota officials and Norwegian diplomats in attendance.
Topeka February 28. AC Williford former hotel commissioner rejects ideas to merge the state hotel commission with the fire marshal’s office as a revenue producer and criticizes inspection levels. He notes the commission has paid $6,400 to the state treasury since 1923. The bill was killed by a senate committee and awaits House action.
Many visitors for the inauguration arrive days early, traveling ahead of schedule. Dispatches note the influx is not caused by delays but by anticipatory travel, as the capital prepares for the Wednesday ceremonies.
Hotel managers warn that a four day period around the inauguration would cause chaos under any other poll plan. They state rooms should be booked for a week if needed and announce there will be no advance in hotel rates during the inauguration period.
Washington readies for President Coolidge to take the oath at noon on Wednesday as cabinet shifts begin this transition era. Departing officials prepare for new posts while the Capitol prepares clean slates, with Daw to preside over the Senate for now and nominations to come.
A. L. Shultz reports from Bopeka Kansas that despite signs of progress the legislature remains disorganized. Budget and tax bills survived but road and convention plans face continued resistance. Governors Paulen enjoys cautious support for appointments while critics point to a lack of cohesion and chorus-like leadership in the House and Senate.
A fragment discusses growing pressure on the legislature to take prompt action this year. It hints at heightened expectations and a push for decisive steps, but provides no clear specifics or outcomes. The text is incomplete and offers limited contextual detail.
Dr Leonard Hill urged fasting and abstinence to improve temper and health at a London meeting. He cited Medical Research Council tests showing freely fed mice lazy and inert, while two days of weekly fasting boosted activity. He favored taxing white bread to promote whole grain and reduce meat consumption, arguing meat tempts sedentary workers and harms health.
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