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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1921
Page
4
The Lawrence World- Journal reports new developments in the Stillman divorce case and notes changes in railroad wage filings, Greek and Turkish campaign dynamics, a Supreme Court tax decision, Trinity Lutheran church's rebuilding plans, and cautious optimism about a renewed fruit crop after a late freeze. The piece also covers wartime training plans and local commentary on economic conditions.
The piece weighs global and domestic concerns, noting fragile world security and the near reality of citizenry armed for defense. It suggests German resistance to Bolshevism while warning about indemnities. It also reflects on Easter weather’s impact on Kansas fruit and farming, hinting at crop tradeoffs and pest pressures.
Reprinted from the Republican Daily Journal. Mr I S Clark showed a new delivery wagon with a birting placard Dry Wood and Coal. There are not more than nine candidates for police judge. Peaches escaped frost damage Sunday and Monday nights. Eldridge house flagging began yesterday. University building progress but chimney work lags behind foundation. Tines Co Baymonds Brock will move across the street. Barthlow’s building noted for early April completion.
Burtons Kansas on March 29 reports letters arriving from distant places as part of a global relief effort. recipients include Pernie Shive and others who write thanks for support and mention names and dress details in handwritten notes.
The fragment discusses junior high education issues including teacher experience and student attire, mentioning a school board and educators such as Professor Smith. It references debates over dress codes and dignity in the teaching role, with unclear context and torn wording.
Frank Leslie’s centenary is noted while Williams College’s Edward S. Lord turns 100 today. Cardinal Dougherty departs Rome en route to Philadelphia. Reduced growers convene in Louisville on plans for a marketing co operative. Colonel Newton D. Baker attends a Cleveland Bar Association banquet. The Onatorio Society of New York opens its second annual music festival at the Manhattan Opera House with Charles M. Schwab president and Walter Damrosch conductor.
Jas S Monroe, born in a fog cabin on Tennessee street, argues for the school bonus and urges all Lawrence citizens to vote for improvements. He says his hard labor and taxes support better schools and laments opponents. Other text is garbled and unreadable.
Minnesota legislature would require automobiles to have perforated license tags so traffic officers could easyly identify police cars. The bill aims to improve enforcement and safety by standardizing tag design nationwide.
Clinton cemetery plans a spring cleanup day on Thursday March 3 in which lot owners and friends are urged to help beautify the grounds. bring rakes and spades as tools are scarce. volunteers will work to improve the rural cemetery toward lasting standards. a cemetery association meeting and flower elf event are noted for the first Tuesday in Windshield Glass at Matthews.
K C Finney a Lawrence native and University of Kansas graduate, named first assistant secretary of the interior by the new administration. The Kansas lawyer and longtime interior department official is praised as highly capable and influential in shaping major policies and legal actions within the department.
The March review of the Tentit District Federal Reserve reports improved business conditions with weather aiding February trade and agriculture. Some sectors shrink due to readjustment while others show activity. unemployment absorbed by shifts. Bankers note loanable funds remain tight and foreign trade financing gains interest as prices continue to ease modestly across the district.
Topeka March 29 mail order jurors will be used in Kansas under a new law. Registered letter summons replace the old requirement of personal service by sheriffs or deputies. The act also provides that a district court judge may be disqualified if an attorney related to either side is a near relative. Parties may request a pro tem judge from the bar or a judge from another district. Lowman's Liver Tabs are advertised at the end.
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