Test of Lawrence water plant management and ownership
The Journal World argues the real test for Lawrence water should be management quality, not municipal ownership. It urges hiring R C Johnston, proven in gas and electric firms, to run the water plant and warns against political control influencing hiring and operations.
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Lawrence
Otherness Enterprise
Journal-World
R. C. Johnston
R. Johnston
Ublic
Johnston
Jess Shaw
Topekin
Serigo
Journal-World publisher and notices
Local newspaper page listing staff, offices, and billing details for the Journal-World from Lawrence Kansas. It notes contact options for missed deliveries and lists advertising and AP affiliations amid a partial weather/port notice snippet.
Submarine Possibility Stirs Nation as Cadene Houseconsults Washington
The country, excited by submarine prospects, seeks guidance from Washington while Cadene House remains in talks with national authorities. Public interest spikes as global events unfold and tentative plans are adjusted for a potential breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadene House
Powers
Washington
Kane family returns home amid contentious Mexican question debate
The Kane family faces mixed reactions as they come home while discussions on the Mexican question intensify. Supporters urge decisive action while opponents call for restraint and clearer policies. No resolution is reached as the public weighs implications for future relations.
Progress and unity among Kansas Republicans and Progressives
The letter likens Republicans to a loving husband and Progressives to a wife needing attention. It argues for recognizing progressives' influence, suggesting Hughes receive support, and proposes inviting leading national Progressives to Kansas for speeches to boost party unity and engagement.
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Pringrs
Kansas
Tughes
Hughes
Wilson policy criticism over Mexico and intervention debate
The piece discusses Mr. Latimer's editorial criticizing Wilsons foreign policy. It recalls Wilsons interventions in Mexico including Huerta, Villa, and Carranza, arguing the administration should uphold stable governance despite costs to Mexicans and Americans.
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H. Latimer
Wilson Policie
Tig Paramount
Latimer
Svone
Mextes
Wilson
Huet
Villa
Carranza
Mexico
Udecutte
President Wilson criticized for policy and leadership failures
Kansas City Star editorial denounces President Wilson's foreign and domestic policy. It argues his stance on Mexico, arbitration, and labor unrest hurt American life, praising Charles Evans Hughes as a strong alternative with potential leadership for postwar peace and national direction.
New York Lecture Highlights Root Speech on Wilson Policy
From Carnegie Hall, former secretary of state Kithu Root argues Wilson era policy endangered the United States by inviting foreign powers to probe for weakness. He warns peace could bring renewed dangers as nations seek to repair losses and reap gains, stressing national reputation and resolve.
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Mr. Root
Kithu Root
Carnegie Hall
New York
Root
Wilson
Son
Lincoln and
Mckintey
Columbus
San Salvadors
America
New World
Germans Celebrate Landing Parade and Floats in Douglas County
A Douglas County celebration features a large parade led by Bell's Band with music from the Wellsville and Indian bands and several choruses. Floats from the Turners Society and Eudora division wow crowds, with merchants Barteldes & Co. and others represented. Attendees include Abe Levy, F. A. Wade partygoers, and University of Jones alumni amid varied civic musical acts.
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Douglas County
Bell
Wellsville Band
Indian Band
Turners Society
Eudora
Barteldes & Co
George Innes
Conklin
Public Record
A. G. Alrich
Journal Office
A. G
Ladies’ Music Claub
Topeka
Hall of Representatives
Political clash over competence and presidential policy
The piece criticizes the administration for appointing incompetent officials and urges respect for representatives. It mocks costly appropriations in Congress and notes Democrats clinging to hopes about Ansephus amid resignations. It claims Wilson wants to frame troop withdrawals from Mexico as non-existent and questions the truth of any deployment.
Senior Class Committee List Announced by George Smee
George Smee announces the University senior class committee appointments. The roster includes names for Invitation Blondie Jones, Publicity Paul Flagg, Finance Connie Por ivy, Girls' Mixer Miriam Jones, Football Harlan Tussell, Track Herbert Howland, Basketball Keitaman, and many others plus a candy-season note from Wieremann's offering boxes from 50 cents to 8.82.
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George Smee
Soviul
Jack Caffrey
Edwin Woolf
Frank Hetherington
Ruth Castles
Blondie” Jones
Hugh May
Floss
Irene Lucas
Sherwin Mella
Capant
Adrian Tindsey
Frank Ise
Ed Hassinger
Edna Carsom
Political Jottings on Hughes Wilson and Dems
The piece critiques Wilson era politics and Hughes as a reform candidate. It notes the Democratic stance shifts with pressure from party leaders, mentions postmaster Burleson and treasury rules, and cites McCormick and the press as influencing public opinion. It also references suffrage, Maine, and a fictional Campaign Book about wage earners.
Death of Mrs Mohler at Home South of Town
Mrs Otto Mohler died this forenoon at the family home nine miles south of Lawrence. She is survived by her husband and two children. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 oclock at the Valles Brethren Church with Rev Testerman of Lawrence officiating. Interment will follow in the Collier cemetery south of Olme Star.
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Otto Mohler
Valles Chapel
Brethren Church
Testerman of
Lawrener
Collier Cemetery
Olme Star
Typhoid Vaccination Offered to University Students
University students may receive typhoid vaccine at the city hospital this week. Normally Tuesday and Friday afternoons are set aside for women and men, but this week arrangements allow vaccination at any time.
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Womer
Sage and Sulphur Compound Darkens Hair Quickly
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, sold as a 50 cent bottle, is claimed to darken gray or faded hair naturally and evenly after one or two applications. The ad warns it is for cosmetic use only and promises a youthful, darker appearance within days.
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Wyeth
Herpicide Promises Dandruff Cure At Barbershops
A vintage advertisement touts Cannie attention sunlight and Ge NEWRED S HERPICIDE as the original 253 remedy that kills the dandruff germ. It claims Herpicide cures dandruff and stops scalp itching with marvelous results and is guaranteed by The Herpicide Co. Sold everywhere at better barber shops.
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Herpicide Co
Olive Tablets promote pink skin and zestful health
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, a vegetable liver and bowel aid, claim to replace calomel after 17 years of study. Marketed as olive colored tablets, they promise clear skin, bright eyes, and buoyancy with no dangerous after effects. Sold widely for 10c to 25c per box with nightly use.
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