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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
1
The article discusses funding measures for censorship work led by Superintendent Ross Vegiokir and others, detailing legislative introduction and expected votes. It references state departments, public notices, and expectations around the timing and scope of the appropriation, with mentions of oversights and political maneuvering.
Vague text lists nominees and roles for Boy’s Club committees including president secretary and related positions. Mentions several unclear names and partial phrases. content appears disorganized with typographical errors and lacks clear factual details or outcomes.
Sparse readable text mentions Zabel and Farber with hints of senate action and dates. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but references to political figures imply a forthcoming report on legislative activity and notable individuals.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Kansas City convention with manufacturers and voters in the middle region. Details are unclear and many names and places are distorted, but there is emphasis on industry representation and proceedings.
A fragmented OCR item describes bread handling and wrapping to prevent disaster. It mentions Curt aide for vegetables and public safety, with garbled details about bread being wrapped and wrapped bread placed in a gutter. The piece reads as a chaotic account of improper bread care and response actions.
New York March 4 jury today indicted Frank Albany and Chas Carbone anarchists accused of plotting a dynamite attack to seize wealth. The District Attorney said the case could seek a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison. Emilio Poligant, a young detective, testified as the conspirators were brought before the court. Wives of the defendants were mentioned, and the hearing touched on the Duke wars and related tortive claims. The article also notes President Wilson calling for improvements to the Seaman’s Bill and naval labor issues.
A fierce winter storm sweeps Kansas with heavy snow, high winds, and travel disruptions. Airports report backed-up flights, and road crews battle drifts as power outages and weather alerts extend across multiple counties. Local officials urge caution while schools and services adjust schedules amid the blizzard conditions. Metrics note substantial snowfall and drifting, with emergency operations coordinating responses. Carl Graeber traveled to Varsity City on business during the weather disruption.
The senate adjourned around noon after approving seal appropriations and national neutrality efforts. Reports highlight transcontinental auto travel plans through Lawrence this spring, road improvements from Topeka to Lawrence, and signs marking routes coast to coast with metal posts and heavy signage.
Weather note from Kansas reports yesterday’s data and a forecast for 2 p m today with probable snow tonight and little temperature change through Friday.
City residents complain about unsafe sidewalks after heavy snow. Officials plan stricter cleaning rules to be enforced soon, arguing fifteen minutes of daily effort prevents frost and disease. Mayor Braneisee notes rapid work could clear walks within a day.
A short notice notes changes in a new book keeping system used for business transactions on One board. Sam Moore hours office with sample stems of hats to be used in adopted method. Framed at the office, the real amount of money remains under study during transition. Tears Deane departs for Albuquerque to join husband Fred Downe at a railroad roundhouse.
Fragmentary OCR text references military actions around the Dardanelles, mention of Horlin Ti wireless to Sagville and an Anvlu bytelt Sect, Major Moraht, and bombardment details. No coherent incident or date identified.
Washington reports a flurry of activity on the postal bill and defense appropriations as Congress pushes nominating and budget bills toward passage. In a local note, a fire truck chain broke during a drill, prompting officials to request any chain information, while city commissioners warn that Senate Hill No. 1 may erode municipal ownership and control of utilities.
Douglas County health officer Dr. Rudolph reports February findings on tuberculosis and other infections. Thirty seven school children were examined and treated for tonsils and adenoids. measles and whooping cough cases rise among residents, with emphasis on spread by household workers.
Fragmentary report describes a large building near the riverbank catching fire. Firefighters responded from the station and battled the blaze as crowds watched. the flames were eventually checked with some damage but no total loss reported.
Despite foul weather the Open as Picture Theatre hosted a double feature with Hoverserk operas. Patrons reported high enjoyment of the performances and the pictures, noting good sound and visuals. Lawrence officials note ongoing plans to secure more shows, while Mr. Ok Johns of Lawrence recently left for Los Angeles for a short pleasure trip.
The board reported money in all funds, handled in a businesslike manner under Samuel Moore. The fiscal year ends in July and indications point to a careful close, though some criticized prior carelessness. Funds listed include General, Interest, Sinking, Maintenance, Perkins, Building, totaling 181,? dollars.
Dr John R Mott will address University of Kansas students in a Robinson Gym convocation at 1030 tomorrow as the Mott campaign gains momentum with interviews of faculty and students. Classes dismiss 1023 to hear his experiences in Europe. Robins and other leaders outline campaign aims and methods.
Worth The Rouse reports Topeka March coverage of adopted resolution asking the senate for a conference on appropriations. The House passed a bill creating a new University of Kansas accounting certificate program and the Senate advanced multiple appropriation measures, with debates over timing and method. A judiciary panel killed a proposed civil verdict reform, while a strict business basis resolution moves to the House for action.
Registrar George O. Foster reports a new high in total registration this year at the university, including the summer session, reaching 2,800 students. The prior year’s enrollment stood at 2,000.
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