Press and political notes from the Lawrence Journal-World
A chaotic column discusses telegrams, Congress lobbying on munitions, and potential investigations into funding. It notes resort to force in disputes, calls for conciliation and arbitration, and hints at tensions around Wilson, Methodist notes, and Emperor William. It laments Harper's Weekly decline and mentions a Chanute wedding with a singer.
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Ireland Revolt Leaders Treason and War Measures
The article discusses the fate of Irish revolt leaders as treason under wartime law. It notes Britain’s stance against treason, the aim to stamp out rebellion with extreme measures, and the overall failure of the Irish effort. It mentions Harper’s Weekly and Norman Hapgood.
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All in the Family William Allen Witte writes
In the Emporia Gazette Iro this State Editorial Association program names John Redmond Rolky Clymer Roy Bailey and Ralph Hemenway all graduates of our paper We note editor White's modesty and contrast it with Jaurnal World's boastful stance praising Bills rise from staff to prominence within our family of newspapers
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William Allen Witte
Kuno In Gazette
Ie State Editorial Association
John Redmond
Rolky Clymer
Roy Bailey
Ralp'y Hemenway
Emporia Gazette
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State Editorial Association
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Bill Ha
Surrender of Irish rebel leaders shapes postwar politics
The Springfield Republican notes the surrender ends an organized revolt and weighs its impact on loyalty, Irish politics, and future relations with Britain. It suggests Redmond's leadership may yield invaluable long term respect for Ireland, despite immediate despair among supporters.
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Springfield Republien
Where The State Can Help Kansas Needs Road Aid and Oil Prospecting
An editorial essay argues Kansas should use its existing debt relief to enable state aid for road construction and oil and gas prospecting. It contends institutions’ appropriations require review to stop alleged coercion and friction, urging committees to justify pay and adopt a new yardstick for governance.
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Kansas
McErtain Online
Atelison Globe
Peculiar Campaign Nears in Republican Nominating Fight
A local assessment notes five weeks remain before the Republican convention in Chicago to nominate a president. Support across major papers centers on Colonel Roosevelt, with other papers showing cautious interest in various candidates. Most editors are engaged yet restrained, recalling the fevered 1904 campaign.
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New York Tribune
Philadelphia North American
Kansas City Star
Roosevelt
Light Promotes Cleanliness and Health Messages
A historical public health text notes that clean mouths aid health, childhood physical training builds lifelong well being, and sanitation guides are available for free by the Public Health Service. It mentions isolation for leprosy control and cautions headaches as warnings of bodily strain, with remarks on obesity and longevity.
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Nature
War losses reveal neutral ships hit hard in British tally
The British estimates list merchant losses during the war, noting 81 neutral ships among the casualties, with 198 neutrals among the total. The report condemns unrestricted submarine warfare as a danger to relations and international law, while detailing losses by nation and the broader impact on maritime commerce. It contrasts British and German losses, arguing the campaign failed to achieve its aims and harmed civilian seaborne trade.
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Imido- Philadelphia
Lecter
Philippine Independence Defeat Caps Cold War Session
The national administration suffered a setback as amendments to the Philippines independence bill failed amid Democratic opposition. The House conference instruction blocked a set independence timetable, signaling friction between President Wilser and his party while a minority of Democrats joined Republicans against the administration.
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Early Kansas journalists clashed over free state drift
In Territorial Kansas around Lawrence prominent editors faced pressure from proslavery and abolitionist correspondents. The dispute centered on George Brown's Herald of Freedom and the Cock Robin affair, with threats to free state advocacy and threats by rival papers to denounce Brown as treacherous. The heated debate included figures like Richard Realf and Richard J. Hinton, and culminated in a satirical doggerel about who killed the Herald.
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Washington Brown
Lawrence Herald of Freedom
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Walker Wals
Democratic
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Herald of Freedont
Chavernon Walker
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Brown
Richard Realf
Huni
Emporia Nevis
United States
Realt
Kansas State Historical Society
Willian A. Phillips
New York, Tribune
Wiliam Hutchinson Corrass
Champion Vaughan
Leavensworth Times
Samuel ¥. Tappan
John Hy ‘Kayi
Mak
John Brown
Easter social and local moves in Fairview area highlight notes
Fairview residents share Easter gatherings and birthdays while neighbors travel for visits. The column lists numerous names including Meais, Ayer, Waldorn, Ulvich, Lettaho, Koehler, Walhorn, Dreher, and Ulrich, noting farm work, field rental, and minor misadventures. Community updates mention illnesses, improvements, and travel to Perry and Prairie for business, with several households hosting relatives and guests.
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Miter
Lawrence
Alister
TL. Myers
Ans
Lathrup
Ayer Lawrence Alagus
Jay ‘l Walbhern
Herbert’ Ayer
Kirksville
Sal
Toota
Busine
Ulvich
Eldon
George Lettahoa
Koehler
Rene
Metviffey
Smith
Bert Mitchell
Waldor
McGuhey
Walhorn
Aitehell
Elmsinger
Mildred Walhorn
Roeller Girs
Melindley
Frank Horrell
Pleasant Valley District
Company H to Take Part in Raenact ing Black Jack Battle
At a meeting the unit discussed participation in a Baldwin era entertainment reenactment of the Battle of Black Jack. About thirty members favored assisting Baldwin while others debated the plan amid the wartime style gathering.
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Baldwin
Hospital Association President Visits Topeka
Mr Gy Woilunes of Lawrence attends the Kansas Medical Lion celebration in Topeka marking the first aid achievement. Local officers and hospital leaders gathered Monday for the event.
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