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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1922
Page
2
Disjointed lines reference a Hague meeting and US participation debates. Mention Lloyd George and a Kaiser book by an American publisher. Warns against turning from evil, with scattered remarks on industry and war commentary.
Readers debate President Harding and a planned series of dinners for business leaders as a tool to sway freight rates and policy. Critics warn of government leverage, while supporters argue for persuasion through dialogue and industry cooperation.
The Kansas City Kansan lauds Gifford Pinchot as a principled, fearless candidate and future governor. It contrasts Pinchot’s public service with graft, noting editors model restraint and courtesy while urging Congress to imitate editors’ decorum.
Retired Brigadier General Horatio Gates Gibson, a United States Military Academy graduate born in Baltimore, marks his 75th birthday. His long career included active service in the Mexican War and participation in Vera Cruz and Puebla campaigns, and he later entered Mexico City with American forces. Now living in retirement, he remains notable for his lifelong military service.
The passage critiques fashion and gender roles with jumbled phrases about names, travel, and social expectations. It references a Doolittle remark, a 1200 mile distance, a barber shop rate, and a Rhine voyage. It also notes college graduates versus brides starting life together and a sports line about Cyclones gaining yards.
The University Men’s Glee Club directed by Dean H. L. Butler will close its concert year in Fraser hall Wednesday evening with the K. U. males quartet featured. Encores include La Flanders Field. performers include Phil Darby Ray Gafney Fred Lemon Earl Miller and Elmer igon at the piano. Burke fined $110 for a drinking charge and jailed. Johnsons to pass on loans near Dodge City for Liberty Life. Sutton Cemetery Association to hold an all day meeting. storm date Friday. members urged to attend. dinner planned.
The Leavenworth resident Kasi Tocése celebrates a 45th birthday today. Details from the community note highlight the milestone in local events.
The special faculty committee on liberal education presented aims to awaken students to personal and civic life while developing historical perspective. The faculty approved a general course orientation and authorized new two hour courses and credit changes for next semester. Myrs. J. B. Mack and others traveled to Topeka Saturday afternoon. Douglas Radio-Co. attended.
The University Fraser Hall chapel hosts the graduating recital for baritone Fred Semon and pianist Miss Eliza beth O'Brien on Tuesday evening May 23 at 8 20. Eva Hill will accompany. Semon studies with Sean Butler and O'Brien with Professor Preyer. The program includes arias from Figaro Don Carlos and Faust, plus Bach Liszt Liszt etudes and Schubert Brahms items and a Scriabin etude.
The Pinckney Parent-Teachers organization will hold the final meeting of the school year next Thursday. The event will be a picnic affair with a physical education exhibition also presented. Phone 331.
Ruth Tandy soprano and Ace Hill pianist present their graduating recital this evening at the Eraser hall. Fred Lemon baritone and Elisabeth foment pianist also perform their graduating recital in the same venue. Story Bros. Phone 1172. Douglas Radio Cox 12 W sth.
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