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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
4
A Kansas City Kansas man was acquitted of murder after a jury ruled the fatal shooting justified. The trial centered on a loaded firearm found near the crime scene and a claim the act was in self defense amid tension over a recent confrontation.
The Journal-World highlights Gov Hodges appoints and party activity while reporting on a fall deal proven and underway. It references President Huerta of Mexico and a supposed nightly reaction in Ottawa Republic with charges of crimes. The piece notes bird fatalities with seasonal warming and the link between food prices and world days, plus a remark on bird hunger and resilience.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses finance and tax measures in a state legislature. It claims the legislature was costly and that new devices were used to raise taxes, while suggesting a simple legislative approach through presenting passed bills to the legislature.
The article notes a new Mince president, seen as overbearing, with criticisms of the Third Republic in France. It laments past presidents as untrustworthy, while the current official vows strong action to steady office amid growing friction and demanding reforms.
Richard Olney refused the ambassadorship to England citing personal health and comfort, with speculation that he prefers a quieter late life over public service. The reasoning emphasizes his desire to avoid the strain of high living and public scrutiny in his remaining years.
A fragmented discussion traces U S reluctance to recognize China’s republic, with claims of pressure tactics and a failed pardon for ex banker Morse. The piece notes Morse’s release from prison and ironic fate, while questioning who benefited from the political maneuvering.
The Jola Register notes Curtis bolt concerns and states that the Journal-World would bolt if any candidate on the state ticket was nominated by Republicans last year. It claims Curtis supported a president not nominated by Kansas Republicans and a senator chosen by Democrats, while backing several other Democrats against Republicans.
The piece notes Tammany Hall lacks evident allies as the president weighs hostility and New York's governor openly defies. It hints at unseen influence guiding administration, yet Tammany proclaims domination of politics and power, suggesting a public stance unusual for open defiance and hidden friendliness.
A renowned female author argues against a legislator’s plan to regulate women’s attire. She contends many writers support his stance to gain public attention, sacrificing their own womanliness. She asserts clothing influences morals and criticizes prudish dress codes as nonsense.
An article argues that girls lack training and aptitude hinder wages and development. Employers would pay women as much as men if they performed equal work, but many quit early, stunting wage growth. The piece calls for rational body reform and lifelong preparation to improve outcomes.
Fragmentary lines show emphasis on training for work as salvation for girls. The text suggests a shift toward practical labor and self sufficiency, framing housework as a pathway to independence and resilience.
The Graduate Magazine says the recent legislature met the University’s needs with liberal treatment. Gratitude is expressed to Governor Hodges, Speaker Brown, Chairs Shouge and Werr, and Ways and Means members for careful consideration. Douglas County representatives and senators are commended for their work.
Fond du Lac Commonwealth notes that the Tingis legislature moves toward extending playgrounds to small towns, arguing play areas curb street and alley hazards, reduce juvenile and higher court costs, and justify public investment as a business benefit. It cites Chicago and other cities’ progress and Illinois bill support as a model for broader state action.
The Maskell Young Men's Christe Association held its first annual meeting last Wednesday evening with reports from past officers. New officers elected include President Irving Mont, Vice President James Minesinger, Secretary Stuhl Le Wilson, and Treasurer Bur He O Wilson. The annual membership feed is set for Saturday March 29 with a noted program and attendance of prominent guests. M J Beatty of the Haskell GA Cafe will prepare the big spread for the social event.
A man arrested days ago by Sheriff Ci Fngines in Tellutide California stands arraigned on desertion charges. The suspect, identified as Robinson Lea Carter, appeared with family present as a preliminary hearing date of March 28 was set. Additional details remain unclear due to damaged text.
A 25 by 80 foot fenced sunny yard can yield abundant fruit and beauty. Plant dwarf pears along the south wall, dwarf peaches on the east, and train them like vines. Add a grape pergola over the sunlit walk with Delaware on the shady side and Concords on the sunny side. Include a 10 by 20 foot strawberry bed, three rows of 20 plants each of blackberries raspberries and currants. Reserve remaining space for vegetables and flowers. Prune fertilize spray properly for heavy yearly fruit from compact trees.
An old newspaper piece promotes Croxone as a cure for chronic rheumatism and kidney troubles, asserting quick relief from pain and elimination of toxins from the blood. It touts universal usefulness, a money back guarantee, and mentions druggists selling the product nationwide.
Discussion of establishing a university club in Lawrence outlines membership rules and privileges. Non-residents must be ten miles away or more, cannot have a business presence here, and may not hold office but enjoy general privileges. The club follows the university clubs model and aims to grant visitors’ privileges as membership grows.
The fragment promotes a double strength ethine prescription claiming it can prevent freckles. It notes February and March as high risk for freckling and promises to keep skin clear and white despite sun and wind exposure.
A brief equity statement proclaims that bank deposits are guaranteed. The wording urges readers to join the bank as it markets depositor safety and daily business growth. The tone resembles a promotional notice aiming to reassure customers.
The proposed university club will have a separate entrance on the second floor and direct access to Mr Bryant's cuisine. It aims to unite the rapidly growing faculty with local business leaders in Lawrence Kansas, fostering community ties and advancing the university’s interests and regional welfare.
Tonight at 7 45 oclock the Congregational Church holds a service with the church choir aiding the minister who will deliver a brief sermon followed by Memorial Supper observance. The public is invited and the service is open to all.
The Lawrence High School Glee Club, praised as entertainers, will perform Thursday at 8:00 PM in A A Hall. The program divides into two parts with club numbers and songs, then the operetta The Japanese Girl directed by Miss Patti Histl, featuring Marian Le Suer in the title role.
Rev W A Powell of the first Presbyterian church will spend three months abroad in summer as a delegate to the Tenth Council of the Reformed Churches of the World in Aberdeen Scotland June 17 27 sailing from New York on the first of Fate with other American delegates William Wannamaker and William J Bryan among them.
A report states $650,000 assigned by Assemblywoman Elizabeth Mubasik Anderson for social welfare laboratories to be run by the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor. The grant is the largest single donation known to the association, rivaled only by foundations like the Russell Sage Foundation.
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