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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1919
Page
2
The Empria area notes show the varsity team, led by McCarty, preparing through a week of weather unaffected practice and signaling for a strong lineup. Freshmen and key players train hard, with McCarty evaluating pass and defense readiness as the team eyes upcoming games.
Prominent American Jews plan to award medals to non Jews who aided famine relief during World War I. The American Jewish Relief Committee, a major organization, has raised millions for food and clothing for suffering Jews in Eastern Europe. Louis Marshall and Henry H. Rosenfeld note broad Jewish and non Jewish support in this humanitarian effort. Notable signers include Jacob Schiff Nathan Strauss Julius W. Mack Felix Wark Criss L. Sulzberger Arthur Blankall, Jacob D. Litof Philadelphia and Cyrus Adler.
A damaged fragment notes parties and dances scheduled late, urging attendance so every student can join. It mentions seats and a type of gathering, with unclear dates or names due to garbled text. The readable content focuses on social events and inclusive participation for students.
A fragmented game summary details University Doctors dominating Lawrence Tech School with a final score of 7 to 0. The report notes the third consecutive victory in a season marked by injuries and disruptions, citing local interest and forthcoming matchups against nearby teams.
With bands and crowds described in broken text, a parade moves toward a bonfire at Sevth Bark. The piece mentions KOT and provestion, cheerleaders, and a festive scene with stands and assorted vendors along the route.
Loy, a youth in 1971, reportedly flies thirty miles across the ocean twice weekly to attend studies on Avalon and Santan Catalin Island, journeying from Camanche Valley. A local report notes him as possibly the country’s only student to miss a traditional school by air despite the usual access to aviation.
Reading notes from a Manhattan center conference meet as Kansas A gies and Missouri vie for the lead against Des Moines College. Aiming to track the event, the piece references Minnesota and Des Moines College and includes scattered accounts of teams, players, and the day’s contests with limited readable details.
A garbled OCR notes talk of Bryan and a political event tied to cold weather and a trip from Toronto. Mentions former Democratic leader arriving in Sapadiga city for a meeting, with reference to Pittsburg site and Argonne, plus a planned speech in Ohio. Overall lacks clear dates or context.
The article discusses a proposed Junior High program focusing on practical trades and subjects to strengthen civic and moral development. It highlights work in carpentry, drawing, electricity, and shop papers, and notes that while some see benefits, others worry about diverting from core schooling and parental influence.
Local report describes Myra McHenry facing refusal of membership in the home union and public statements about alleged wrongs. City officials including the mayor urged restraint as she sought to attend the annual state convention. a meeting with officers ended without action and raised questions about her suspension and possible further steps.
A fragment references real estate transfers involving A. Horten and Alice Y. Horten, plus J. D. Seiler and wife Dorothy A. Movesit in Tennessee. The text is garbled with uncertain details and contains no clear dates or full parcel information.
Frederick Olson A Olgon age 14 died after an appendix operation and complications. Funeral services set for Sunday afternoon at Trinity Lutheran Church officiated by Rev. J H Stauffer. He was son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Olson of 4298 Connecticut Street and a high school student regarded as a promising town youth.
Mrs Effie Eudaly Mes Eurdaly age 50 of Coffeyville Kansas died September 30 at 9 30 pm at Southeast Kansas Hospital after a lengthy illness She leaves a daughter Mrs Dell Fiston and three sons Edmund Earl and Artis Eudaly a former Lawrence resident He is connected with Huhs grocery in Coffeyville The Southeastern Fair opens today and runs through Friday
Fragmentary notes show garbled lines about a race event linked to Old Country and Toile with references to New York Revenue, foreigner metrics, and unclear entities. Phrases are incoherent and lack identifiable people or places.
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