19 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1914
Page
1
National editors pledge full page to Belgian relief appeal. Leading papers join in cooperation with the American committee to move headquarters to Mills Building and coordinate broadcasts and subscriptions. The effort emphasizes aid to helpless Belgians, with Hoover urging rapid supplies and public support across Kansas papers.
The Student Conference endorsed rally scheduled for 7 oclock to avoid conflicts with social events. Chancellor Strong will open with remarks, with Council arranging speeches by Buyrin and others. Former sports stars expected to attend and speak at the event.
Montgomery was fined $71.06 for speeding yesterday in Makenelissetts street. An attorney appeared in court. University student Gratwn Taylor will address Verne students tomorrow at Tebingut Gymnasium at 1 30 PM.
The District Bankers Association will hold its regular meeting on Saturday the 21st. Members will be served luncheon in Merchants Association rooms and then attend the Missouri Kansas game as guests of local bankers. About forty members are expected to attend.
A historic women only football rally at the University of Kansas drew no male attendees. Participants, led by Elizabeth Morrow as cheerleader, filled the chapel and created a lively, if chaotic, scene with campus observers kept at bay. Afterward, crowds gathered near the West campus bonfires for festivities as male students watched and joined in the display.
A woman about 40 was found in a churchyard after a crash in a graveyard last night. Doctors say she will die. Police seek the assailant and identify the victim, who carried no purse or handbag. The crime resembles a prior graveyard murder in January. A man named Al Mogk spent the day in Kansas City.
Charity leaders from Topeka and Kansas City gather for the Conference of Charities and Corrections and the Kansas Society of Criminal Law and Criminology. William C. Cross outlines a new year as presidents of the two groups speak on social welfare, prevention, and legislation.
Ellen Brunt died at her home on Lee Street. Funeral held from the home tomorrow at 10 30 AM. Burial at Mariford.
A Thanksgiving vesper service will be held in Fraser chapel Sunday afternoon at 4 30 o clock. The eMC and the YW, C A will join in this service.
Dr. Coombs speaks on Building the Temple at a men’s meeting in the Vist Methodist Church tonight. The afternoon sessions start at 3:00 and aim to inspire men with Christian service. The sermon last night was titled The Joy of Hope and praised for its strong message on joy and faith.
The thermometer fell to nine above zero as cold weather disrupted cattle markets and damaged pipes. North winds swept through, leaving stockmen and plunderers busy, while forecasts hinted at only brief, improving conditions with possible good weather by Saturday.
Reports from Washington say the navy ships Poanes and other cruisers remain in port or at sea near Sanvrani as officials weigh how to protect American missions and cables. Caplin Decker and Morganthedu relayed early findings, with Captain Decker’s first report detailing emergency conditions and potential delays. Decision on Tennessee and North Carolina status hinges on full factual reviews and the interests at stake.
Local women urge residents to donate clothing for the refugees. People are asked to bring usable garments to the church tomorrow morning for distribution by the relief group Delgians at the church or the nearby village.
Reports from Washington indicate Garranza forces surrender without major fighting as General Villa moves his lines. Levon fell yesterday and troops along the line change hands, with occupation of Trapita and surrounding areas described without resistance.
Kansas weather note indicates fair and warmer conditions tonight and Friday. Overnight low near early morning hours shows a rise in temperature before evening, with a pleasant day ahead.
Rebel Heavy End shifts to fullback Detwiler moves to end with Meath taking Coolidge’s spot as Woods aids in the backfield. Reiter switches to blocking back while Gray and Coolidge bolster the line as Kansas prepares for an open game against Missouri. A large crowd watched practice as coaches anticipate Detwiler’s three end passing and the Tiger style.
Last night about eight o clock students gathered on Massachusetts Street at Eighth, moving toward City Hall after cheering. Police and fire officials advised restraint as fireworks of enthusiasm sparked a bonfire at the corner of Massachusetts and Eighth. students later visited the Aurora Moving Picture Theatre carrying two small extinguishers.
Nov 19 reports describe German broadcasts and papers halted since the war outbreak. Crowds gather in shops and streets as bulletins replace normal news, with hopeful but cautious mood amid wartime scarcity.
A campus rally is announced for tomorrow with a backup location in Fraser chapel if weather fails. Colonel J G Waters of Topeka and a speaker named Tile Jimny are listed as preliminary speakers. the event is tied to student activities and a roasting motif.
Indian boys W Collins and A Whitebair were brought to county jail yesterday to work off fines. A late supper cooled their resolve to travel, delaying their journey home. They spent part of the night in a hay barn, apparently asleep. This morning they remained in custody.
London reports intense fighting near Paris as German forces attempt to retake towns won by Allied forces days earlier. French and German statements describe heavy losses on both sides while forces contest the area around the Alsace forest and along the Vistula front as strategic moves unfold in the broader war.
Street and merchants coordinate festive decorations for the Massachusetts game day. Wires and poles will feature alternating colors representing Missouri and Kansas, with lights and banners arranged by the Street Railways and Light Company under the wire chief. Merchants also decorate storefront windows as part of the preparations.
A charity drive named Every Little Bit Helps raises funds and subscriptions to provide food and clothing for Belgians suffering in winter. Notable donors include Lucile Hill, Wilma Hill, Miss Jennie Wattte, TL Dale, and Hour. Total contributions reach $440.00 with several barrels of goods pledged.
Mexico City reports a reshuffle as Venustiano Carranza designates Odizabandj as capital of Mexico. Troops move north under General Villa amid quiet but tense conditions. No trains arrived from Vera Cruz, and the public mood mixes caution with optimism.
Reported tonight in the Opera House outlines plans to aid Belgium in this crisis. Prof H L Cady will speak on needs, with other speakers to discuss relief work in the county. L H Bowersock presides as the Lawtenet Band provides music for a gala yet purposeful gathering. A county committee will be appointed to direct relief efforts and reconvene next morning to begin operations. Attend to support the relief drive and save plans for Carin, our satellite work.
Washington reports say the United States seeks an explanation from the Ottoman government for Turkish land forces firing near Smyrna and at an American cruiser. Ambassador Morgenthau and Secretary Daniels coordinated warnings to commanders of the Tennessee and North Carolina to avoid actions risking US involvement.
Topeka reports the coldest temperature in 29 years at 9 degrees above zero with a 26 mph northwest wind. A mix of sleet and snow fell before midnight as the state entered an unseasonal deep freeze. Aly Levy plans to visit Oklahoma relatives for the weekend amid the frigid conditions.
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