Lawrence Bonds Draw Investor Interest In 1992 Issue
Lawrence board of education reports successful bid sale for bonds with 4 percent interest, highlighting careful handling of issuance technicalities and investor appeal. Local economy notes include student job concerns, civic support for work. James M. Cox returns from Europe as political debates touch foreign policy. September weather trends show hotter and drier conditions.
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Board of Education
Lawrence Bonds
Union Pacific offers pension restoration to striking workers
Union Pacific promises to restore all pension rights to shopmen who return to work by September 15. The move aims to foster a quick return to employment after over two months on strike. Seniority remains unsettled, but officials expect the issue to sort itself as the labor situation evolves. Labor leadership is urged to seek fair terms and bring men back to work. Meanwhile Greece faces Asia Minor tensions and Constantine’s weakened throne amid war aftermath.
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Union Pacific’ Railroad
Union Pacific
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Greece
Yorks Tyo
Constantine
Wild snippets and oddities from a restless era
A jumble of overheard notes and jokes spans Alaska mosquitoes, a St Louis laundryman’s suicide, a 132 year old claim, Rome brides, New York coal shortages, a Chicago fall from a height, and absurd quips about taxes and traffic. The fragmentary items read like a late night column.
Colonel Clowry at eighty five still sends Morse with ease
Colonel Robert Clowry of Illinois marks his eighty fifth birthday by claiming he can still send Morse code as clearly as in Abraham Lincoln era telegrams. He spent years with Western Union from operator to president and director and helped shape the telegraph industry. Also noted is his native state and early learning of telegraphy during youth. A note about an Old-Time Telegraph association gathering on September 21 is included.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Robert Clowry
Abraham “Lincoln
Ingfield
Marty
Clowry
Western Union
Telgraph Combant
Illinois
Bartéy
Ansyl
Barney
Mrs. Waira
Scott Street
Kourse
Rey
Cullens
Berney
Barrie
Liesa Cullen
Agnes Cullen
Javi
Cullen
Lucas Cullen
Keppel
Lucas Gillen
Old Lucas Cullen
Lucas
Pyoleon
Kenpel
Alen
Hyde
Saylor
Ile
Callens
Bennet
Burriays
Shay
Tiacout
Oliver’ Cullens
Lyon
Saida
Agnes
Church Notes and Evangelistic Services Nearby
Local church notices list morning services at Plymouth Congregational First Evangelical and other parishes with sermon topics by ministers Ernest Harper Weatherwax and Webb. There are Sunday schools, youth meetings, and planned evangelistic campaigns across multiple churches, plus a note on the National Baptist Convention postponement and the Santa Fe cut-off progress.
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Plymouth
Congrégational Church
Ray -As Eustien
Ernest
Harper
Easden
Ingey
Ida Eb. U
Open Will Bible Tidy
Goodhn
oThe National
Baptist
First Evangelical Church
Ard
Conn
Webbs
Nastier
Evangel Ist
Weatherwax
RY. Weatherway
Lba
Mig Blymyer
Weatherwiix
First Baptist Church
Frank Jennings
Fofrist
Wircraft
Usta
Young Peoples
Santa Fe
Owen
Kansas- Oklahoma
Fairfak
Kansas
Ottawa
Chicago
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Texas Points
Tulsa
Agnes Cullen séance reveals hidden family past and danger
In a Chicago setting, Lucas Cullen’s family contends with a spirit medium Agnes Cullen and the Kane Creed séance. The Readings reveal Agnes’s connection to the past, a mill fire vision, and a tense reunion as Barney and Mrs. Wain confront lineage, secrets, and looming consequences.
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Brand
Chicago
Develvess
Lucas
Agnes Cullen
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