16 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1914
Page
1
Turbulent dispatches describe unprecedented casualties near Chalons and Longwy as French and German forces clash. Reports recount intense artillery, tireless fighting, and heavy losses among French Zouaves and German regiments during the Marne campaign.
A state court released a key witness in the slain case of Eigivnen last week. The defense argued for continued witness protection as prosecutors prepared further action.
Local notice outlines holiday gatherings as Mr and Mrs San Ainswordh and their daughters Kath and Kilworth plan time with relatives on Westebe Street, dedicating the season to family and community.
A group of teachers traveled from AO laree Aiden to Topeka Inst for the Teachers Association gathering and spent Sunday in Lawrence with friends and relatives. Letters remaining to their seals indicate quiet weekend observance.
The clerks of the city work delayed by the alert due to ongoing issues. Verification of Meehan’s credentials is expected to be completed soon, with certificates to be issued after final checks.
Rev W W Holyfield led a Perry gathering reported by W Halyfield as a series of seaw meetings with about twenty three conversions cited. The event drew large attendance and appeared decisive with plans to close noted as influenced by the revival.
Readable fragments describe two Mexican individuals arriving from Lecompton to settle a fine in Lawrence. They allegedly behaved improperly and were arrested, with references to penalties and a contentious incident.
The report describes a windy, cold evening as Ayuthik facing Surada. Despite efforts, the winger ekip could not gain headway as the blustery conditions hindered progress and cooking tasks were disrupted by the sudden cold wind.
Washington announces the formal order establishing twelve Federal Reserve Banks to handle notes drafts and bills of exchange. Banks will operate in Boston New York Philadelphia Richmond Atlanta Cleveland Chicago Minneapolis St Louis Kansas City Dallas and San Francisco with initial deposits and gold reserves to support operations.
Missouri coach Wheaton stresses even footing after a tough loss to Nebraska and a hard fought test against Kansas. Nebraska overshadowed Kansas in key moments yet Jayhawks expect a tough, evenly matched game with Missouri on Saturday as both teams aim to rebound and prove form.
Weather note mentions two figures for today and tonight with changes to expect. Specifics are unclear due to damaged text but implies temperature or conditions adjustments.
The ship Jason sailed from New York with over 1200 tons of Christmas gifts for Europe. Lieutenant Commander Courtney announced the dispatch while crowds cheered aboard in port. The gifts were to be distributed through England and Holland with 90 soldiers and 60 sailors handling packing and sorting duties.
In a crash along a Massachusetts street a wagon laden with wheat collided with a fuel wagon near the courthouse. Both horses suffered injuries and one mule was killed or likely to be killed. A bystander reports the horses bolted at high speed, damaging property and injuring a bystander as the center of the street was cleared.
A Copenhagen telegraph notes protests among Poles in the eastern provinces over German war policy. They accuse Berlin of neglecting fronts and using Poles as cannon fodder while Germans accuse Poles of espionage aiding the Russians. Germans plan to defend Silesia and Posen while reallocating forces to the west.
A ten day gathering at First Methodist Church drew large crowds with Dr. Coombs delivering two sermons and sharing personal experiences. Delegations from Lecampton Glenn Clinton Seivel and North Lawrence join for all Methodist services and personal interviews. Public meetings at 7:45 pm feature choir and special music as attendees focus on faith and renewal.
A large crowd gathered Saturday to watch a Nebraska basketball duel described as lively despite a disappointing on court showing. The record attendance marked by the Journal World reflects strong local interest even as both sides faced notable struggles and an uncertain outcome.
Carl Watrad paroled to his brother after district court emps service. A guardian promised care, healing, decent employment, and regular reports. Nearby, Starc ove,lina Strode received thirty days jail and a 10.5 fine for a prior trial. Sam Lear convicted of burglary faces one to five years.
The executive committee led by W L Stable urged Kansans to donate a day’s wages or farm produce to Belgian relief, with churches urged to devote next Sunday to Belgian relief. Ministers and every faith were asked to mobilize congregations to contribute wheat, corn, pigs, or flour to save children from winter hunger.
Obituary notices report LeRoy Anderson and LeRoy Burdersedn died at their home in New Workistown, funeral arrangements set with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery, and related family notices. A separate mention notes Mionie Powell, Annette, and James Monroe in connected memorials.
Athens telegram reports Britain has advanced about 40,000,000 drachmas to Greece to cover costs for warships to be constructed. The move was announced in the Greek chamber of demes.
Community effort under Gov. Stubbs coordinates relief work in Lawrence with plans to form committees and recruit volunteers. University support funds flour purchases and adds labor, while local churches contribute offerings and a Friday concert funds drive. Cleanup and welfare actions focus on food and clothing for those in need.
The article highlights Nicholas Lindsay reading aloud from various works by Nicholas Vachels and others, touring cities like Topekas, New York, and Chicago. It notes his prominence as a columnist and writer, with mentions of his essays and connections to places such as Springfiold, Mauistis, and Waugas.
Local report notes citizens donate to a relief fund with proceeds to be distributed later. Subscriptions are collected through the week and a city channel will broadcast progress Thursday night as the fund is finalized.
Ambassador message states support for a new government in Mexico and cordial relations with the United States. It notes efforts to ensure protection for foreigners and calls for mutual, civilized ties with American nations. Judge J B Riggsella has moved from Ontario Street to Ann Arbor Michigan.
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