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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1912

Page

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Vote Plea Seeks Direct Turkish Peace Talks

A 1944 report notes Turkey insisting on direct peace talks with Balkan states and Greece, rejecting foreign counsels. It cites Turkish willingness to receive aid to suspend hostilities, while urging locals to vote and support Jas. Brady for Congress, claiming loyalty and service.

London Great Britain Turkey Tewhik Pasha Constantinople Foreign Office Edward Grey Balkan Greece Avil Ien Teris Balkan States

Workers Welcome First Pay Increases at Local Firm

Local GIs and stockholders react to wage rise from 1000 to 1100 dollars yearly. Monthly checks now 91.00 with an $8.88 raise per month, welcomed by employees and patrons at Lawrence tied business with rural customers pleased by higher pay.

Dix Hoya Lawrence

Longtime Kansas merchant Bullene marks 65th wedding anniversary

Lawrence residents La Throp Bullene and Susan Read Bullene celebrated sixty five years of marriage yesterday. He, a pioneer dry goods merchant who founded Bullene Dry Goods, arrived in Lawrence in 1857 and helped grow the city. She, a longtime Lawrence citizen, remains active in civic affairs. Their family dinner at 120 East Dawns Street honored immediate relatives and reflected a life of health and community standing.

Lathrop Bullene Susan Sol East Danks. Street Howe Bullene Lawrence Lawrences Mx Bullene Usefu Laisreuve Kansas Lawreace Buss Saul Wiscon Jain Hallester New York City Wies Wisconsin Kaua Bullene Brothers Bullene, Moore and Emery Sansap

Victory predicted by Republican leader in Second District

J 14 Mitchell chairman of the Republican congressional central committee said he expected a larger majority than anticipated as field days boosted the campaign. He cautioned no wild guesses, sharing county-by-county estimates across Douglas to Wyandotte and citing strong district reports to support a conservative forecast. Oklahoma City region shows Democrats and Republicans claiming wins in a closely contested election. Conways held without bail on narcotics charges following a coroner's inquest into Sophia Singer elon case.

Mitchell Republican Congressional Central Committee DC Amv Gvere Wyandotte Dougglas Hood Franklin Anderson Allen Bourbon Linn Wyant Miami Otte Trady Oklahoma Oklahoma City Conways Chicago Charles X. Krammer Can Sophia Singer Elon

Vote Expected In New York As Election Nears

Reports from several states predict record turnout tomorrow in a highly partisan election. Campaign leaders push to mobilize every voter amid three cornered presidential race and widespread enthusiasm for the polls.

New York

Praaeee art at Home i No 4 Crowds today

An uncertain fragment notes crowds gathering for an event at a location called Home i No 4. The readable text hints at an art display or scene with public interest but lacks clear details or names.

Home

Jayhawker Reunion Plans In Topeka This Week

Kinisas State Teachers in Topeka on Wednesday and Thursday for reunion and banquet. Principal speaker will be Davi Starr Jordan of Stanford University. Frida morning chapel program at Fra ser hall. Banquet honors former University students now teaching in the state. Chancellor Strone will preside. Speeches by Unit faculty and two other educators from Kansas City and Junction City.

Avery Strone Om Min Als. Olin

Separate Ballot On Suffrage To Be Used Tomorrow

The suffrage amendment will appear on a separate ballot tomorrow with voters receiving the suffrage ballot at the booths. If a judge fails to hand a suffrage ballot, a request will obtain one as the suffrage campaign in Dane County ends with meetings. Women workers will be at polling places. Marriage licenses issued include Lou Becklund and Dora D. Geiger, and William H. Pardee and Clara E. Latz.

Judes Danes Lou Becklund Dora D. Geiger City William H. Pardee Csiro Kan Clara E. Latz Baldwin

Kanbas Weather Report Summary

Kanbas Weather Report notes yesterday at 7 am and today at 2 pm with brief phrases indicating a weather update. The fragment mentions times and the locale but lacks clear conditions or events to specify details.

Berwick Suffers Minor Injuries After Field Collapse

Berwick, a student injured when bleachers at McCook Field collapsed during a Saturday afternoon event, is able to attend UW today. Medical staff reported injuries are not serious and expect a full recovery.

Berwick McCook Dredd T.wiverdl Youk Jones Shan

Ministerial Alliance Holds Monthly Meeting at Y M A

The Ministerial Alliance met at the Y M A this morning for its regular monthly session. All routine business was addressed with no special issues reported.

Alliance

Miss Willison Speaks on Tragedies Real Life for Girls

Kansas City deputy factory inspector Miss Nat Willison spoke to the University YMCA about dangers facing young women in the city. She described temptations and bad advertisements in the want ads that lead to unsafe locations and coercive employment, urging careful supervision and stronger safeguards.

Nat Willison Kansas City Yoo M. C. A Myers Tall Aliss Willigon Irl

Court Procedure Changes Promulgated by Supreme Court

Washington Nov Revolutionary reforms in equity case procedure in federal courts across the United States aim to reduce litigation costs and eliminate delays. The revised rules, issued today by the Supreme Court, seek to streamline process and speed adjudication.

Washington United States Supreme Court of the

Progressive campaign statement shows county funds deficit

A Douglas County Progressive Party report lists total campaign spending and receipts for the national and local drives. It notes a deficit in treasury, with items including salaries, printing, postage, and theater costs. A sworn statement by EK Ross and Bertila Adams, dated November 4, confirms the figures and the deficit.

Douglas Counnty Ross le Feat Roosevelt Club Tocal Progressives Tig Niooniae W. A. White Hmpevit Kan Tor Gressive National

Ballot Instructions Emphasize Circle Markings and Straight Tickets

Readers are urged to follow the clocking marks outside the columns to vote straight party or select individual candidates by marking the appropriate circles. Instructions warn that mistakes come from haste and urge careful study of the ballot to avoid invaliding the vote.

Cieule

Fragmented text hints at a 14 year old and names in a stray OCR segment

The readable fragment mentions a 14 year old and various disjoint names and places including Seoul and Cape, but the passage is garbled with no clear event or coherent narrative to report.

Verbatim dispute over Tasart salary in local notice

A contentious exchange in the issue addresses allegations about Mr Tasart salary and related remarks by Els Mikthell. The lettered debate touches on transparency, courtesy, and the timing of comments linked to city affairs, with references to a front-page ad and civic figures.

Tasart Speer Sfifekeli Ulan Lis Audl- Mireiie Tagsaes

Colley Predicts a Complete Victory for Republicans

The Republican state committee chairman predicts the entire ticket will win in Kansas next Tuesday. He urges citizens to vote, asserting confidence in a major statewide majority. The letter emphasizes conservatives and thoughtful voters as decisive factors in the outcome.

TS. Boller Republican State Committee Kansas Chaiman Mor. Dolley Vallains

The University Best Investment for State Progress

Opinion piece urging broad support for a permanent university system and its expansion. The author argues citizens, not just students, benefit from higher education and calls for persistent state backing to advance its usefulness and growth.

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