07 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
1
The city partners with the American Legion to mark Armistice Day on Monday with ceremonies honoring veterans. Officials urge participation as the celebration proceeds across local venues and parades.
Lawrence to observe Armistice Day with a parade and banquet led by the Eli Dorsey Post of the American Legion. Mayor Kreech to proclaim closing hours 10 39 am to 2 pm, university action uncertain due to Chancellor Strong's absence. Former servicemen from many units to march, with G A R in place of honor. Banquet at Union Hall, dancing to follow. tickets available from local merchants and Legion members.
Kansas City alumni launched a drive to erect a life size bronze statue of Dean Green on the University campus near his longtime teaching building. A death mask was made for the sculptor and the project, led by Porter Fones, aims for about 15.60 in cost with funds already being raised.
Yesterday at 7 PM the high was noted and this morning at 7 and 2 PM readings recorded. The forecast reflects past lows and highs with a focus on temperatures and trends for the day.
Vienna reports the Hungarian government renews its demand for extradition of Bela Hun former dictator. Charges allege murder of noted Hungarian officers in Russia Romanian workers who visited Budapest as emissaries and Trans-Danubian citizens who criticized his rule. He is also accused of levying tribute.
In Ladysmith Wisconsin prices for bear meat run about thirty five cents per pound at local butcher shops. Years ago bear meat was common in the district and often traded cheaply. Two large bears were recently killed nearby and the carcasses brought to a local butcher who paid 35 cents per pound for the best cuts. Sheep owners also suffered losses from bear raids in the fall.
Jack Kelsey returns from a business trip to find burglars rifled bureau drawers and looted a box of notes and valuable papers. Liberty bonds had been removed to a bank before the theft. watches were taken and some papers later found by J T Constant in the alley. A second search is needed to recover all missing documents.
City workers report over 2,500 Meishers enrolled as campaigns push toward the Lawrence quota. University efforts near 2,800 members with town groups active in surrounding counties. Local drives continue despite unvisited business places and some departments, while added canvassers are pledged to boost city totals before the drive ends Tuesday.
The annual Uncles Simmy Memorial Theta Sigma Phi sorority will establish an Uncle Jimmy Memorial prize. It will award twenty five dollars each year on Uncle Jimmy's birthday, April 4, to the best girl journalism student. Judging will be based on worthiness, scholarship and general efficiency.
The 183 Agency promotes burglary and fire insurance products claiming solid protection. It emphasizes life insurance options and the security these policies provide to clients seeking comprehensive coverage.
The Haskell Indians clash with the Aggies on their home field in Manhattan tomorrow. Coach Saunders emphasizes a strong defense and fast, lighter players to counter the Aggies' power, with key veterans guiding the effort as the team aims to upset the visitors.
Bertin a premier of the Independent Socialist party dies from a gunshot wound received October 5 while entering the Reichstag. Assailant Johann Voss fired eight shots. Hasse underwent multiple operations, with the right leg and abdomen ultimately failing.
The Southeast Division of the Rh tern State Teachers Association in Pittsburg Kansas adopted a resolution emphatically opposing the organization or affiliation of teachers with labor unions. The vote was 641 for the resolution and 10 against it. The resolution replaced another proposal after consideration by the resolution committee.
Pittsburg district workers of America propose forming a joint committee with operators to verify the strike situation and report back to the press. Officials have not yet replied. The text also notes England’s prohibition on selling intoxicants and contrasts Paderewski’s earnings as a pianist with his Polish premier salary.
Fragmented OCR reports indicate a political battle over a beer proposition and wet versus dry amendments. Officials warn of turnout impacts across counties as debates focus on repeal measures and state constitutional provisions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a warrant and financial details but lacks coherent events or clear names. The readable segments reference a warrant, payments, and a general fund context without concrete individuals or actions.
A county car stolen from a barn behind Mrs. Elliott’s yard was traced through notes and damaged letters, with construction debris found in the area. The incident involved a Nash car and impacted local business as D. Al Walker reported delays in San City business.
A chaotic incident near Forestburn involves hunter Doty and a street commissioner's car. Doty, switching on headlights, injures himself while chasing a duck in a sleuthing incident. A loud crash follows as a large bird hits the car and breaks its neck, stunning Doty and prompting rapid investigation.
A garbled report describes the Lawrence squad wearing red and black for a Missouri game, praising coach Woodward’s optimism about a possible victory. The piece references St Joe and McCook Field, noting the team’s strong form and local fan expectations as the season nears pivotal contests.
A district hearing addressed a contentious tax dispute as the judge, Cite Cems toner Woo Coho, oversaw argument on assessment methods. The proceedings touched on municipal finances and potential adjustments to fee structures, with closing statements urging clarity for future tax rulings.
President Wilson told Senator Hitchcock he would back a plan to ratify the treaty on first attempt, aiming to defeat reservations. If deadlock arises, a compromise would be sought to interpret terms and move toward ratification, with Senator Titercock proposing a remedy through resolution and possible reform to secure support.
City finances face austerity as Finance Commissioner Stevensen orders departments to cut waste. The final year budget hinges on anticipated funds from the treasurer, with caution on nonessential bills and friction from past fiscal strain. Officials prepare efficient orders to reduce expenditures.
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A damaged report describes a fighting chaplain delivering a sermon for the American Legion. It notes veterans, a returned service member, and community figures including Mayor George Kreeck. The piece mentions a new veterans troop, a farm building used as a meeting space, and Trinity church men’s brotherhood with 10 percent membership, plus a mayoral address on civic needs.
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