08 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1915
Page
1
Vague OCR text describes voters preparing for a primary election with candidate lists, polling places, and ballot procedures. It notes booths, posting of results, and the need for orderly voting while hinting at expectations of turnout and official processes. The piece references candidate selection and the general flow of election day activities.
A fragmented notice explains that voters may cast a single vote in the primary for one candidate only. It notes that ballots will list multiple candidates and that the election authority will oversee the process.
The Lawrence region trails in a seventeen week Christian Bible school contest between the Christian Gidde Syndicate of Lawrence and the Perperlis site. Winners are determined weekly with total scores announced each Sunday.
Paterson Dawnship farmer FS Williams conducts a field trial to see if chinch bugs survive recent wet and snowy weather. He observes large grass burrs and nearby crops, noting a warm period may influence bug activity and survival.
A chaotic battle scene unfolds as relentless rain and artillery pounded the trenches. Allied forces push toward the third line under German fire, sustaining heavy losses but refusing retreat.
Willard to fight Johnson for the heavyweight title in Havana during the first week of April. Reports say Johnson has accepted, with Willard arriving in Havana and planning a training period about a week before the bout. The match aims to crown the world champion in Cuba.
A man fears he cannot obtain his snow remedy as new federal rules take effect. He faces court-ordered care and possible relocation to a medical facility under supervision. Interventions focus on ensuring safe use and compliance with prescription guidelines and a partial treatment plan.
Proceedings in the appropriation committees show no consensus on funding. Allegations include threats to confront the University over a student’s credit denial and disputes over building allocations and inspections. The report notes vetoes, proposed cuts, and potential statewide competitions funded by the grant, with committees hardening positions before final action.
Unclear weather note reports unsettled conditions tonight and Tuesday. Mentions warmer conditions toward the west and central portions. Includes fragmented place names and dates, with limited readable detail.
A local meeting on Cawrene City education board race featured candidates speaking on school policy, industrial work, and taxation. Voters heard questions about the time for new programs and the role of schools in economic growth, with Commissioner Clehimdl moderating the open discussion.
Mrs Agi Mary Garner Burnett of Waterville and Bakersfield California dies after long illness. Survived by six sons including Pathett and Gainer. Funeral services set for Tuesday March 9 at Hathatoeas Church with family residence listed.
Regular association work resumes as Mott Campaign area officials plan to boost membership. The membership committee and board will meet to discuss youth protection, ratification work, and downtown campaign impacts. Dinner will be served and prospective members invited to join the effort.
A rural credit bill advances, enabling mortgage holders to pledge real estate with the state treasurer. The plan allows mortgaged property up to 50 percent value, at most six percent interest, with certificates issued and debenture bonds sold to small investors. State Treasurer Karl Akers seeks a special fund for investigations to back the certificate process.
Records allege Huger Coolidge son of Representative Coolidge of Smith Center gained a credit shortfall and faced university exam issues after a Missouri game. Hearings note a 120 hour requirement for an advanced degree and possible political fallout over funds for a new building. Officers to be elected at Boys Club meeting. Paul Evans president, Dell Francisco vice president, Andrew McDonald secretary, Paul Stubbs treasurer.
Baker University and Baldwin residents chartered a special train to Lawrence for a John R. Mott meeting at the University gymnasium. About seventy students and others from Baker and nearby schools attended the event amid broad student interest and interschool attendance.
Washington reports state that Secretary Bryan received notice from Carranza confirming Mexico City would be evacuated, while the diplomatic corps decided to remain. The United States has issued strong representations to Carranza demanding improvement of conditions, framing it as a possible change in policy if foreigners' welfare is not safeguarded.
Law rence residents face swift action as police report busy station phones with complaints about uncleared snow on sidewalks. Notices are issued to property owners. if not removed the city may clear walks and bill the owner as a debt. Citizens urged to maintain tidy paths.
The Mott campaign ends today with leaders crediting student efforts for mass turnout. University of Kansas and Plymouth Congregational church gatherings drew five to six hundred students and townspeople, while conservation sessions continue as leaders depart for Nebraska and Princeton tours.
Miss Lena Jones, a second grade teacher at Central School, is unable to meet her classes. A supply from the Normal Training Department is carrying on her work. Mrs Wellman, absent with illness, plans to return on Wednesday. Normal Training Classes have been teaching at Woodlawn School during Mrs Wellman's absence.
Cord Drake and Bob Brooks were arraigned before Judge Albacl in the Police Court this morning charged with staging a Willard Johnson confrontation before time. The alleged contest occurred Saturday night. Both men denied the charges and the matter will be brought up for trial tomorrow afternoon.
The Yo MLC group was cited for various activities prompting the Boys Club to meet tonight. A. High Setinol Club will resume the half year plan with Conrad Toffiman in charge of the tacetine.
Lawrence trails the Lawrence Y M C A Young People's Christian Endeavor by 49 points in a weeks old competition with 156 members at Lawrence and 218 at Manhattan Endeavor meeting. The contest runs for several weeks and ends next Sunday.
London reports the Daily Telegraph financial editor notes the Allies plan to spend ten billion dollars on the war through year end. The estimate by the Chancellor of the Exchequer shows this exceeds France and Russia's combined national debts and surpasses Europe's total revenue capacity by over three billion dollars.
London reports that for the first time in a century the British Navy list is not available to the public. The February issue is prepared but withheld for official use only, with the first seaway in February 1814 marking the end of the Great War.
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