Lawrence Journal notes on politics and local issues in 1912
A fragmented Lawrence Journal-World column discusses the 1912 Republican and Progressive movements, Maine vote signals, and debates over tariff policy. It mentions Del Nalentine at the Supreme Court, aviation milestones, student attendance, and Lawrence’s public water plant ownership as key local concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Center
Republican “Party
Qinot Reddy
Lawrence
Michigan
Kansas
Political chatter and public life notes from Lawrence
A collage of 1941 letters and editorials discusses politics from Lawrence and New Jersey, praising Oscar Straus for governor and Woodrow Wilson’s candidacy amid reform, with remarks on public utilities reform, workers’ protections, and mosquito pond anecdotes. A testimonial from George Miller lauds Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root kidney remedy.
Roosevelt and Ohio Vote Show People’s Primary Power
The Journal World notes Roosevelt’s shifts on recall and referendum amid praise for his stance in the campaign. It highlights Ohio's adoption of a new constitution enabling direct voter control over state politics via primary elections, with all elective officers to be chosen by the people in future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Mr. Bowersock
Itor
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Sena
Smith
Senate
Wilson
Hin
Gov. Wilson
Wichita
Eve A
T. BR
Jourmal-World
Roosevelt
Taft
Oklahoma
Kansas City Star
Bull Moose
Journal- World
N. E. Everett
The
Col. Roosevelt
Bob
Brte
Roosevel
J Bee
Ohio
Progress
Crusade For Liberty
J. RR
Kress
A. Mito
Responsibility and blame in a troubled era
A fragmented verse portrays a man blaming internal flaws and public power for his discontent. He cites liver, gas, spirits, and revolution as excuses while admitting personal failings, yet insists his principles stay intact despite collective hardship. The piece laments societal woes and urges accountability.
Letter to Kilmer Co Sample Request and Kidney Guide
A truncated ad note from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York offers a sample bottle and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. It urges mentioning the Journal-World and lists 50 cent and one dollar bottle sizes available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langer
Kilmer
Foundation Work Underway For New Ky Administration Building
The project advances on the foundation of the main building as the north wing nears completion. Authorities plan rapid progress, with the main structure to rise anew and a west wing added later, aiming for a premier western college facility.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
A dubious ad promises fast relief for stomach discomfort from indigestion, gas, and upset stomachs. It touts Pape's Diapepsin as harmless, effective, and suitable for daily use, urging readers to buy a fifty cent case to prevent future stomach troubles.
Political Ticket and Local News From Independence
A roster lists state and county officers for appointment including United States Senator W R Stites and Gov Capper with state ticket names. Independence notes illness for Jerry Curtis, Perry Pitts return home, school opens with Miss Iva Vaughn, and community visits and visits by local residents to friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
W. R. Stites
Justices Supreme Court
R. A. Burch
W. A. Johnston
Arthur Capper
Sheffield Ingalls
Chas. Sessions
W. E. Davis Setee
Earl Rae Byala
John S. Dawson
Superviewens of Public Instruction
W. D. Ross
Independence
Jerry Curtis
Perry Pitts
George Pitts
Akaahattan
X. Jardon
A. M. Vardon
Bert van Hosen
Baker
Independence School
Iva Vaughn
Hoje
Rev. Green
Baldwin
James Gale
Broderick Waf
Ottawa
Charles Black
Nace
Myss B. X. dJardon
Lawrence
Nellie’ Baker
Freman Thompson
Karl, Black
Wallis Jacxton
Fred Windman
New Guspling
Divine
Bert,Fostar
I. F. Sutton
Wilder
Will Give Street Parade by Wild West Show Tomorrow
The Wild West show at Woodland Park schedules a 10:30 parade and events starting Thursday September 3. A day full of preparations, animal handling, and performances includes a 2:15 afternoon show and an 8:14 evening performance with famous acts, a stagecoach hold up, and a parade through town ending at the show grounds. Tickets are available at Brothers Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fle
Aweke
Woodland
Els
Ani Kcenes
Miller
Hic
Picket
Wortter
Ubtat Dows
Millerson
Hurail
Die Brothers Drs Sture
Sage tea and hair remedy from grandmothers era
An old column extols sage tea and Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a way to preserve hair color and improve scalp health. The piece lists community notices and local names, mentioning Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, Dockie Sutton, Mrs. Mary Griffith, A D Jardon, and others, along with a market line about Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It closes advertising a bottle sold by local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Wryeth
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Associated Press
Carrie
Mail
Org
Itis Post Office
Republican ’Party
Kaneas
Maine
Gure
Department of Agricdltate
Kaias
Mexico
Uberty
Republican Party
Orr Leing
Mr. Strauss
New -York
Strauss
Yare
Duchie
George Miller
Osborne St
Sandusky
Erie County
Alvin H. Bieml
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghampton, N.Y
Begin Foundation
W. C. Austin
J. L. Brady
Matt Edmonds
C.A. Smart
Lillie B
Wm. J
Cuniolinis
Jones County
Adawley
Lhloyd Dalley
Chas
ED Moss
Gus Brine
Jo 1. Jones
A.W. Armstrong
TL. B. Don Carlos
John M. Newlin
Dearatin
Clare
A.D
Homer Reynalds Hut
Drot Rocklolt
Charlie Stevenio
Raneas
Lester
Butch
Fridlay
Janton
A. 1 Jardon
Dockie
Charlie Newalnd
George Harcharter
Simpson Taylor
Mary Griffith Saturcbie
S Vila
Ada Haas
Hatter
D. F
Suttin
Anho
Jenrge Hardtaker
John Christaine
Lit
Nebraska
Wednesski Road
Gertriude
Harry Swirley
Curis
Jand Mes
Ferguson
Letuns
Tames Gate
Mardtarter
George Hardtarter
Iby Aom
Jardyn
A.D. Buetel
Cline
Nellie
Mary Griffith
Clby
Harry. Ashby
Charlie
Griffith
West Baldwin
Griffit
Joe
Dockie Suttor
J. W. Copeland
Dayton
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