Wilson dodges Chinese cries in Columbus speech
In Columbus the speaker refrained from addressing a Chinese issue. He dodged the question and did not answer the query, drawing critique from observers.
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Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
1
Wilson vows peace pact ratification during national tour
President Wilson opened a nationwide speaking tour in Columbus Ohio to report on the peace treaty. He urged restraint toward Germany and argued the League of Nations would prevent future atrocities while stressing the labor provisions and a just settlement.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wilson
United States
Memorial Hall
Janis Campbell
Germany
League of Nations
Mead
Europe
Jerre
Eppealet
Aes
Bicycle races draw many entries here
Entries pour in for four open bicycle races to be held tomorrow in Lawrence. Prizes total over 100 dollars across five events, with entry fee twenty five cents. Races include one mile and handicap formats, plus special late stakes and a silver medal reward for the champion.
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Dierele
Valerin C
Lawrence B
Corp Pete
Prines
Love
Tostik
Deales
Weil
Riley
Sweenstakes
Persay
Aprangaal Toy Fay
Treaty debate and votes split United States allies
Fragmentary report shows Franklin and others debating the treaty amid divisions over responsibility and terms. It notes opposition by Franklin and Bouilor figures, with references to Wilson and British allies seeking freedom and satisfaction in the context of a controversial accord.
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Alis Tod
Franklin
Last Vacancy Filled In City Teacher Staff
The article notes the city’s teaching staff changes with a vacancy filled. It mentions Superintendent Havin and planning discussions about education reform, with reference to the Topeka area and local education leaders.
France Heads Toward New Treaty Amid Senate Debates
The report notes shifting negotiations as treaty terms near Senate consideration. Officials discuss enforcement and implications for civil rights while lawmakers debate consent and policy alignment with international partners.
State inspector prompts rush for car licenses at county treasurer
A state inspector's visit causes a surge in license tag applications as seventeen motor vehicle licenses were issued in a day, the highest weekly total in some time, bringing the year’s tag applications to 2,757.
Vinland Wins Opener in Championship Series
Vinland opened the title series with a victory as the team edged past rivals in the first game. The second game featured A-Star against Phasant, with Laserenes scoring a 2 0 win. Tomorrow afternoon the championship schedule continues as teams seek endgame honors.
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Vinland Ste
Modland Mine
Metis
Phasant
Laserenes
Nes Dadav
Panerenee
Turses of
Stae
Masked Robbers Target Street Car Receipts
A chaotic transit incident unfolds as masked robbers seize receipts from a streetcar. Passengers recall their fright while guards and bystanders try to restrain the thieves. Investigators note the theft occurred during a late ride, with no injuries reported.
City Tennis Tourney Promises Prizes and Medals
An upcoming city tennis tournament is set for September 8 at the Vo Mo court. Prizes include cups for singles champion, silver pins for runners up, and various medals and entry fees, with additional rewards noted for doubles and feeder events.
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A. Tenn
French Soupalists Oppose Era in Si Mrs J En
Fragmentary text shows French soup operatives opposing an era in connection with an individual named Mrs J En. No clear event details or locations are readable.
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Mrs. J. En
Wise students… meals and housing under control
Readable fragments indicate authorities moved to provide meals and board for the student body. The notice notes locations and oversight to ensure food and housing access for students.
Lawrence citizens not offering ther rooms and threats rise
A chaotic, OCR damaged notice claims Lawrence residents are not offering rooms and warn women to beware. The text lists scattered names and places with unclear dates and figures, suggesting a local scare or rumor campaign.
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Lawrence
Committees Named For New Observance Program
A local committee of citizens was formed in September to plan a new observance program. Members include Batter, Gin Wailer, Mrs. Upei te Meer-Mest, and Dr YAS 2 dae 2 oud. The group will meet monthly to finalize plans and work under Theoia tifrles.
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Genead
Unclear text fragment from historic notice
Fragmentary transcription with unreadable portions includes stray words Solerth and references to Pershing. no clear event, person, or organization is identifiable for a proper summary card.
State orchardists entertained here
A fragmented local notice describes a gathering of state orchardists with mentions of society, attendees, and various names. The readable text references a meeting, speakers or hosts, and events at a rural or agricultural venue with limited legible details.
Bord Enecered postal af $n it Prank j
Incomplete OCR text shows a fragment about a prank at a postal site and an enciphered budget figure. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. Summarization limited by fragmentary content.
Big Race Program At Easr Tomorrow
Horse event at Easr features AE Aryl in focus with a full race program planned. Organizers promise a competitive card and local attendance expected.
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EASR
American Legion Event Highlights at County Fair
The county fair opens with American Legion activities on Friday featuring speed contests and horse racing. McMakin and Meuberly bring racing cars for spectator events while exhibits in the livestock and horticulture halls draw crowds.
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McMakin & Meuberly
Alfnie
Reii Uresnin
Gavt
Coalay
Nts
Nate Mives
Biey- Saint
Dette
Chelle Mes
Ted
Pry Hiiner
Woodlind Park
Fac
Pete Nares
Cadubits
Cies
Cee
Esfad Ben Hemiquaarters
Iepviership
Elrive
Malan Weede
State Committee
End of War, Liberty, and a Soldier's Tragic Journey
Doridet, a German prisoner who learned his wife was dying in 1915, obtained leave to visit her. Emperor William allegedly granted it with a promise of return, but French officials doubted a private’s release. After his mother’s death, Doridet returned to Germany and kept his word, later reflecting the value of a soldier’s ward. Private John C. Clark, of Company HL, Infantry, arrived in New York August 30 from overseas duty in France, a Lawrence High School graduate and son of John C. Clark Sr.
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France
Associated Press
Doridet
Germany
Agus
William
Deridot
Dity Ee
Besanena
Susa
Deridet
H. Co
HL Witt Infantry
Hig
John C. Clark
New York
Lawrence High School
Lenane
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