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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1914
Page
4
A dated, fragmentary column from the Lawrence Kansas Journal World contains political chatter and cultural glimpses referencing Weld, Mexico, Topeka, and local figures. It mixes political opinions with rapid, partially garbled lines about events, people, and moving pieces in early 20th century public discourse.
The notice describes escalating tensions as representatives from rival factions accuse each other of murder and divine retribution. The report names key figures Mikey, Gywen, Mauridueh, Vietor Mane and Sven Wes in a context of electoral and delivery controversies.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Aretha Wileon and a street scene with references to a late paving project. The readable portions point to a community event or local notice on a street, with uncertain details and old names. No clear dates or outcomes emerge.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions rivers, a widening plan, and a party possibly tied to a protest or political debate. It references the Tage and Settle areas and a poet named Jeireel, suggesting a local interest piece with uncertain details and names.
Fragmentary text references sports, administration, and possible staff changes. Mentions superintendent, hostudent, and candidates, with scattered names and phrases. context and specifics are unreadable, but suggests school or league planning activities and forthcoming decisions.
A garbled note claims the progressives at Riles enant push a "piper of sphere eye" in the field and praise a device called the Croctessteo as a leading progressive county measure. Ret Kimball rejects this drivel while arguing the progressive cause from principle.
The author criticizes Richard Harding Davis and other self seekers, arguing voters care more about the progressive party’s candidate positioning and future direction. They urge voters to back the progressive line today, claiming the GOP and Democrats lack issues while progressives offer a clear message.
Fragmented and garbled report mentions Fetrograd, Peter's Ciba, and a capital under mending or post appointment. It references a new system, delays, and mixed opinions on freepass streets, with some expecting rapid establishment and others doubting rapid development.
The Wall Mall Gazette views the war effort positively, noting self edited content by Selfidee & Cr and praising the firm for honoring work during wartime. It emphasizes optimism, stable business stance, and a reassuring British perspective in daily publications.
Murdock appears in a major campaign swing attracting large crowds in Dunglts, promising progressive change. He speaks to attentive listeners about current events and mobilizing support, aiming to energize his base and boost attendance at upcoming appearances.
Fragmented OCR text hints at medical or health warning phrases about kidney and bladder issues. Mentions pills and feigned illness, with garbled dialogue suggesting a dubious remedy promotion. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities can be confirmed.
At the Varsity theater four reels of licensed subjects screen today along with the ongoing motion pictures. A program titled Shadows of the Post is listed among the features for a limited run.
Washington September 9. Department of Agriculture reports indicate a short prep year for cereals with a record wheat crop and strong foreign interest. US farmers may export millions of bushels as wheat prices rise, while foreign buyers are cautious due to reduced cotton demand.
A fragmentary item notes Verdi as a link from past to present in opera and culture, alongside a stray advertisement for refrigerators “this week only at cost” with phones listed, reflecting mixed local paper content.
The piece outlines Giuseppe Verdi born near Parma Italy. It notes his early musical education under the cathedral chapel master and his first opera at La Scala Milan in 1885. It highlights his popularity, famed works with aria collections, and remarks on his death in Milan at an advanced age.
An odd column notes scarce Barcelona sardines may raise salmon demand as War Maps and newsprint flood daily papers. It mentions World’s Fair style ads and urged readers to clip offers while highlighting local exchanges, sale notices, and employment ads amid wartime commerce.
The Kansas University football schedule lists opening with William Jewell in Lawrence on October 3. Games include Wattensburg Normal and Des Moines at home, Oklahoma and Nebraska at away/neutral sites, with Missouri in Lawrence and a November 71st date noted amid OCR errors.
Baldwin News reports the opening of Bahkr University with a large influx of freshmen and new students arriving by train to a crowded campus. Faculty changes, new hires, and department reorganizations are noted, including English and history chairs, plus campus improvements and a planned opening chapel.
Lawrence visitors and Baldwin City residents mingle this week with news of visits, rent changes, and property moves. Prof Harris and Miss Yin appear in town schedules while state college staff relocate to new homes. Local shops advertise specials as community life continues with school and farm events in the region.
Ostend reports German fishing boats docked near Vieip in Belgian waters. Dispatch accuses German vessels of mining or posing as harmless fish boats. The morning hour brings tense notes as locals verify ships and the danger remains.
Report says Frenth send and reserves to Morocco to release regulars. Russians fortify Austrian positions near Gorodont Petrograd as forces trade threats. Russian commander General Risley leads defense against fortified Austrians along the Vistula.
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