Man Press Dislikes Note Scores Wilson for State Ments
A man editorialist criticizes a statement by Wilson regarding the pope. The note appears as a public rebuttal in the press, reflecting tension between editorial voices and clerical authority.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1917
Page
1
A man editorialist criticizes a statement by Wilson regarding the pope. The note appears as a public rebuttal in the press, reflecting tension between editorial voices and clerical authority.
Amsterdam reports German press reacts to President Wilson’s peace note. Berlin papers fear foreign dictates on German internal affairs while supporters defend a democratic path. Commentators reference past Russian and Prussian leaders, urging a clear, independent German response.
Many Lawrence area youths planning to attend Lawrence High School have applied to the Y M C A for employment. Secretary H W Boltz says no jobs are available now and requests local employers to report opportunities so boys can earn room or board while pursuing schooling.
The Kansas University student this year will have no fear of old H C of L The problem of the high cost of living has been solved for him through the Journal-World and the University Y M C A Today and for nine more Saturdays the Journal-World will publish a directory of better places in the city where a student can live and eat at reasonable cost with comforts of home The University Y M G A has compiled a list of good boarding houses on file and they will direct anyone wishing information
The Y M C A plans introduction cards for Lawrence members to use in U S or overseas military camps. Cards request fellow secrecy while aiding camp accommodations, signed by Men’s Jersey Association of Lawrence. Roy Vickery ordered to Fort Creek Neb first sergeant in engineer corps. Claude Vickery, U S Navy ensign, in South American and West Indian waters. High Persia prices noted: coffee $3.50 lb, sugar $1.20 lb, champagne $12 bottle.
Home Guards to gather for preliminary instructions with Mr. Maxwell at Carroll's New Stand Sunday morning 9 to 10 o'clock as they prepare to take the non-commissioned officer examination.
A remarriage license was issued yesterday to Clarence Frazer of Moberly Missouri and Eben Duninert of Birmingham Missouri.
Mrs Wilder S Slates county chair announces precinct captains and voting sites across Lawrence and rural districts. Rev Sanderson from Sandusky Ohio to lead First Congregational Lawrence. his arrival and past service noted along with council resolutions praising his civic work and plans for social outreach.
Omaha man Charles Smith or Larkin Cloud is sought in connection with the murder of Charles Godfrey in North Lawrence last winter. Sheriff Woodward described the suspect to authorities, noting Cloud used that name while with Godfrey the night before the killing and vanished the next day.
The Saturday Review calls President Wilson's note to Pope Benedict the most forcible state paper of the war and ridicules hopes for treaties with a nation charged as a liar and chief. It argues the insult comes from a nation that is not Britain and not Jealous of German trade.
Professor Appelbloom an instructor in romance linguistics has secured 247 days leave from the University for the war period. He departs next Saturday for the past with plans to sail soon for France to work with the French army or in an administrative role. Mrs Appelbloom and their son Peter will accompany him. She plans to engage in Y W A work in France while he serves.
A brief quotation reflects on the value of pleasant thoughts as the art of living, urging readers to cultivate as many uplifting ideas as possible in daily life.
State Treasurer directed to accept Lawrence Water Works Extension bonds totaling 250000 for depository purposes. Attorney General Me Brewster stated legality follows Sapien Court decision, assuring bond validity for schools banks and others. Bonds carry 4 percent interest and are non taxable, expected to be readily accepted.
The Company fund total climbs to 3858 with 25.42 collected by Chaplain Edwards during a farewell reception. Officials note a minimum goal of 1500 and plan to carry on until full collection. names of contributors and banks are listed as the effort continues for troops in France. Captain WH A Roberts departs for France with Engineering Corps.
The 2 p m forecast for the WANS region calls for unsettled and probably cloudy conditions with warmer temperatures noted tonight. The northern portion is expected to be warmer overnight into Sunday with changing conditions continuing.
A fragmented report notes a rural teachers meeting with unclear details. The text lists names or places obfuscated by OCR errors and references a discussion or event involving several persons, but specifics remain unreadable.
They will present a report on progress toward a milk cooperative in Deve county at the Chamber of Commerce outing next Tuesday.
A disrupted text outlines a transformation of home guards into state troops amid political and civil unrest. It references military and civilian authorities, public security, and the potential impact on local communities and governance. The fragment mentions tensions, compliance, and the broader implications for state defense and civil order.
Fragmentary notes describe enrollment and draft age concerns linked to BIOL and military service. Mentions Santa Fe route, Woodland Park committees, a meeting in an office, and preparation of a report for presentation. Details are unclear but indicate civic committees coordinating with a land entity and a document company.
Mrs Jennings a graduate of the School of Fine Arts announces the first sermon of Rov Frank Jennings as pastor of the First Baptist Church of Lawrens. He is a Kansas boy raised in Dunham County, Texas. The call was received recently and the service is set for tomorrow morning.
Fragmented OCR reveals a story involving Ottawa University and M C A efforts. Mentions Mr Jennings and a church talk planned during commence, with references to pastors, pulpit duties, and distant calls. Details are unclear and partially obscured by garbled text.
Fort area road boosters say they will finish petition work tonight and file proposed highway plans with the chamber of commerce. The Roats committee met in the Fort discussing routes and coordinating with the Fort chamber to prepare for the next meeting.
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