Editors Gather in Lawrence For State Association Meeting
Lawrence merchants host a Lawrence gathering as editors from eastern large journals and small town weeklies convene for the State Editorial association. The aim is to study profitable newspaper business practices and strengthen information and opinion shaping. Local supporters wish editors a productive gathering and fivefold influence at their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawren
State Editorial Association
East
Lawrencn
Lawrence
Newsyxiperitors
Nand
Topeka Press Club Skit Lights Up Editors Night
Members of the Topeka Press Club staged a lighthearted skit titled Armageddon before editors. The playful event featured impersonations of familiar figures as writers relaxed on their night off and enjoyed the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Press Club
Tio Topekans
Colonel Rongavelt Reaffirms Stand on Releium Debate
Colonel Rongavelt reiterates his declarations on Releium amid a nationwide vote dispute. Opponents accuse him of pandering to big business, but he remains clear on the wartime sites involved in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rongavelt
Adeusing Hin
Kansas City Faces Ongoing Price Pressures Despite Seller Optimism
A Kansas City newspaper notes continued price increases despite optimistic rhetoric from sellers. The cartoon hints at persistent cost concerns as households grapple with rising expenses amid slow relief, with no clear drop in consumer prices expected in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Balle Taber
Fey
Jeet
Lloyds and Europe Face Long Mexican Turbulence
The report warns Lloyds and European lenders face months of risk as the Mexican situation darkens. It notes fear of a prolonged crisis into December and the potential death toll for Europeans tied to the unsettled currency and warlike conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
President Wilson Faces Criticism Over New York Post Reforms
In a contentious debate, critics accuse President Wilson of mishandling New York post reforms and public relations. The administration defends advancing changes while supporters praise the effort to modernize postal services and curb graft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
War talk and dissent echo in reform petitions
The text references figures and themes about military service and Roosevelt's stance on universal military service. It notes public difficulty in expressing certain words and hints at disagreement with the Colonel of Chicago and calls for readiness to meet foreign challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soslave Toei
Volonel Hoosevelt
Metcalf Seeks State Senate Seat in Douglas Jeffeson District
General Wilter S. Metcalf of Lawrence announces candidacy for state senator from the Douglas Jeffeson district. The Topeka Capital notes his public service record, military career, and local leadership roles in education and church activities supporting his bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apital
Wilter S. Metcalf
Douglas-Jefferson
Topeka
Leon
Douglas
Jeffson
Cat Fien
Wilder
Metcalf
Lawrence
Heian
India
United States Persion
Tohoka
Boars
Republicum
Waard
Kansas
Ealeral Muteail
France
University of Kearhool
Tathel
Daiwyenes
Philpies
Educarion
Plymouth Congregational Church, Ue
Fintel
Delerey
Peltiverat
First April Fool in Kansas The Lawrence hoax
An 1835 Kansas Territory incident in Lawrence involved fake threats and a forged letter tied to slavery politics. Missouri intruders and local editors Brown and Gylliolii faced a staged scare that mobilized militia companies and drew in Governor Robinson and leaders of the Free State press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lawrence
Herbert Flint
Ile Tivei
Missourinus
Lawrence Herald of Freedom
Washington Brown
Lawrence Free State
BR. Gyllioli
Jlasiah Miller
Ime
Vree
Krown
North
South
Questor Gansiription
Bill Atwoud
Ilosepl Boyer
Karley Garrett
Deviaes
Tmd
Free State
Amoud
Silreday
Westport
Richard Mendenhall
Brown
The
Herald of Freedom
Alma
Mavions
Phy Herald
Erin
Phan
Hickory Poin
Hang Kibbee
Tood
Mabet
Asi
Run‘mers
Tron
Wres
Mendenhall
CW Brown
Lawrenes
Mal Creek
Legion of the Defenders
Charles Robinsmi
Ian Wood
Jay
Robinson
Local notes on residents and visits in Lapeer area
Fragments describe neighbors from Lapeer and surrounding towns visiting kin, with mentions of Mrs Festa Andaraon, Lester take and George Andersen, and others. Reports note travel, small ailments, a sprained ankle, a death, and daily chores as families share weekend activities and local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vania Iompathrties
O24
Dilinzer
Willy Mas
Ned
Lapeer
Festa Andaraon
Lester
Take
George Andersen
Jy Hones
Lawrence
Dave Shrephy
Fener
Jones
Myrtle Bidinger
Horican
Dohwara Bavin
Basel Bindlay
Mornin
Max Lavin
Lea Renss
Roby Webster
Sambry
Rose O Madersin
Elon Key
Soli
A. Boitsommer
Family
Andlree
Warall
Sal Fay
Pahner
Palmer
Amd Stes
Stadl
Fim
Ily
Parsons School unveils extended music program week
Parsons students will present a week of extended music activities featuring selections from popular and classical pieces. The program, led by the school, will include performances by elementary and high school pupils and highlight vocal and instrumental offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Fragmented text about county events and planned activities
The readable parts describe a county event with four parts and references to opponents and an industry discussion. Mentions of a public meeting and a later focus on children, with dates and planned devotion to pundits.
Oklahoma teachers discuss standardization of rural high schools
Oklahoma educators from superintendents to principals gather to address standardization of rural high schools and the challenges facing large and small campuses. Speakers include county supervisors and school leaders outlining goals and procedures for improved consistency across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Rialvbw Schoogl
Reneloit Coy
Cohlette
Muskesee Young
Garfield County
WL Pylor
Bad
Wellemeren
Princiary School
Ty L Digeussien
Averedwel Bedgels
Fragmented OCR Note from Merle Thorpe
Fragmented text appears to discuss New York timing and an orientation week. Includes garbled phrases about a tower near a newspaper and a note sent to an address. Source is highly unreadable with many errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taday
Merle Thorpe
Wahin
Baker University envoy visits Lawrence schools
The Nerial Masse eliss of Baker University visited several Lawrence schools to observe classes. The visitors met teachers and students in various departments and discussed curriculum alignment and student engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Eliss
Baker Universita
Fieeechools
Lawrence Tedax
Dar Hig Serene
Statewide Candidates Announced for Local Offices
An announcements page lists Metouth of State Senat or Metouth as candidate for State ticket and Trai ie centidaite Torr regan for County Treasurer. Also notes a sher ibbet announces candidacy as a Republican contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trai Ie
Torr Regan
Canaty
Tsa
AMES
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Bank
World Company
C. Simons
Sabe
Rnnseskxn
Ty Mail
the Journal-Aworld
Censsarrresken
Massachusetts Street
Chicago
A. R. Keator
Hartford
Geo. H. Alcorn
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of
Kansas Daily League
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper _ Publishers’ Association
Kanga
Journal-World
Western Union
T . Ee Lawrence
United States
Pucoit
Vinss
PAVN
Selloni Brass
Ur Man Davenport
Yarnold
Tey
Amd
Mra
Woc
Wiltudile
Walter
Sen
Atark
Kas Mow
Oigt
Parsons
Cloke
Selaol
Haleceval Sean Ea Zodakvere
Ubi Hetler
Bastian Bodaks and
Slawrenc Studion
Stuory
Steek
Wien
Central Motor No
Metouth
Sendtor van Te Tube Toiu
Awustmari
Tieket
Sule
Will Johns
Therby
Tam
Cuimty
C. AL
Fisher
Livin Hare
Perekes
Ehertfe
Melros
Tor County
Uthernes
Mili
J. B. Wilson
John J
Cour Lam Ay Eche
Gregory
Moss
Distriet Court
Raounce
Tite
Poushis
Harwood
Awiacetto
Midgete
Cheep Fer
Werk
Is Ince
Hy Ee
Sam Stanley
Mortinan
Tan Dee County
Soyo
Allison Nbrews
Eandié
Lindley
Ni Ames
August Tsionpi
Wetzel
Justice OF the Peace
A Lawrence
W, Weber
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!