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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1919
Page
4
The Salvation Army drive in Liourlas county resumes this week to rate funds for local relief. It argues the army’s experience and organization make aid more effective than individual donations. The effort seeks to unite citizens in supporting home welfare through trusted channels.
The Journal-World notes Saturday statements about the government and the American peace delegation concerning the League of Nations. The report highlights tensions and the president’s stance as delegates prepare for ongoing discussions and possible policy outcomes.
The report notes the conference may end its labor by January 2 and a bill exceeding a million and a half dollars will be required. It includes President Wilson's two international trips but excludes his current swing abroad. Additional hundreds of thousands may be spent, with broader war funding patterns referenced.
The report suggests Frank P. Walsh and his associates pursue publicity for the Irish cause, with outcomes seen as more public relations than substantive progress. Skepticism rises that this phase of the movement unfolds as its promoters intended, with little clear advancement of goals.
Mexico issues a notice that Americans entering the Tampico district do so at their own risk. The warning is presented as belated, with continued advisories attributed to authorities in the region.
Ponden tires of class mask and considers moving back to old habits. If similar reactions arise in the United States, a flood of noise making equipment could head to salvage. Makers of rattles and other auditory devices may face insolvency as young women manipulate junk instruments for self expression.
A garbled OCR sample shows scattered phrases on democracy, scientists and a twelve foot skeleton discovery in Jackson Michigan. The text drifts through names, hints of political arguments, military discharge, and curious misprints, reflecting a newspaper page with chaotic copy.
A fragmented line hints at a plan involving a plane and a violin, tied to furnishings and a trap artist’s efforts. It mentions relief from beauty and a late heroine, with death as an implied outcome. Further readable details are not provided.
The capture of bank robbers in Kansas leads to a broader crackdown on connected gangs. Authorities report improved plans thwarted by a raid in Kansas City and heightened inside risk deterring bank looting nationwide.
In Ranses City a wife claims a wrecked happiness caused by her husband’s behavior. He keeps a care of another, returns late, and his temper prevents domestic tranquility. She asks only to have her home restored, not custody of the children.
Fragmented text shows Roosevelt addressed Americans about mobilizing veterans for the American Legion concept, announcing a national conversion in November. The piece emphasizes Roosevelt's aim to engage former soldiers and frames his visit as significant for Kansans.
Fragmentary report notes a Laasteree mae locating a Missouri site linked to the HOC L mystery. Details are unclear but the advance plan proceeds with anticipated action.
The American Legion urges Congress to amend the war risk insurance act to raise disability payments to 85 dollars monthly for temporary total disability and 190 dollars for permanent total disability. It also seeks expanded benefits for dependents, extended hospital stays, and a shift to allow term insurance payments on a par with converted policies.
Readable fragments show scattered letters and phrases with no clear event or names. The text appears as jumbled OCR, lacking coherent facts, dates, places, or organizations to summarize into a valid news item.
A fragmented report outlines a stalled sale process at the State House with references to petitions, fees, and ongoing debate. Names and places are obscured, but mentions Casper, Mose, and Boise appear amid unclear passages about public action and potential amendments.
A deciphered OCR fragment references the Diek Building and an individual named Dr. Oreiup, marked as eve and ear in a jumbled phrase, suggesting a historical note or inquiry context about the site and person.
Fragmentary text lists anniversaries and local figures tied to Vere and nearby towns, mentioning dates and faded names. Details are incomplete but reference to 1897 events and local places hints at a community chronology.
A brief classified item provides a contact for a person named Matthews, including a phone number 24. The readable text is fragmented with unclear context and lacks full details.
A scrambled notice lists several names with ages and locations including Pertha, Howard Sutherhend, and Walter Cox. It mentions states, birthdays, and regional ties to Romrividle and the Ss rye dpatriet, with sparse readable fragments indicating local celebrants and affiliations.
A brief item notes Jenny T and semi-anthracite coal transported on railroad cars at Matthews. A contact phone number 34 appears for inquiries. The scant OCR fragment provides no additional context or dates.
The Salvation Army marks a long arc from early opposition to a high note of recognition as three soldiers receive the Victoria Cross for distinguished service in France. The piece traces past struggles and the Army’s evolving role across decades and conflicts.
Unable to derive a coherent summary from the provided text.
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions veterans and local names in a scattered, unclear passage. It reads as a jumble of letters, partial names, and stray terms with no coherent events or dates. The readable bits suggest no concrete news item or outcome to summarize.
A brief card notes the one year anniversary of the war with mentions Paris hosting a war conference after diplomatic talks and the United States involved in preparations as reports echo the ongoing global conflict and strategic meetings.
A fragmented text notes London becoming quieter as decades pass, with reflections on midlife residents from the capital facing shifting city life. The garbled OCR hints at public spaces and routines altering, touching on noise, streets, and perceived changes in modern London.
Fragmentary text mentions brown leather, turpentine, chemical items, and names like Greuneb and Matthey Leinher Co. The readable content is garbled with no clear event, date, or identifiable people.
Indian traders adopt a betting game based on daily New York cotton reports. Five questions are cabled from New York each day and locals wager on the five predicted cotton outcomes. The practice, seen as a form of sitne, absorbs attention despite skepticism.
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