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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
1
A semi annual message reports Huerta’s request likely denied as Washington shows no plan to alter policy. The Wilson administration debates Mexican policy amid naval actions and diplomacy with the United States seeking stability.
The article discusses industry tensions as hog producers and farmers consider measures to safeguard meat processing, with debate over supply and access. It notes movements toward policy actions to prevent shortages and protect local markets while exploring potential cooperative strategies.
A senes of pallbearers for the funeral proceedings at Taft A Gaynor was listed in the New York notice. The names include Myon Hisardents Tesnne and numerous attendees such as Mayvereyne Martin, Ridder, Hyvaly HE, Seddlt, Adtainesen, Watson, and Gennt.
An editorial piece praises welcoming outsiders to the city and counties court, noting the role of a daily paper in shaping perception. It argues friendly streets and fair treatment encourage visitors and residents to feel at home, asserting the importance of civic spirit and communal responsibility.
Superintendent Howley reports county schools mostly opened and operating, with Calamate school in District 67 still closed due to drinking water. most schools to begin full term next week. Enrollment expectations said to rise, though no firm figures yet.
More than 1800 students are prepared for the new term as the university opens tomorrow. Registrars report a surge in attendance with a projected total near 2400 by week’s end. Many students face enrollment curtailments due to full systems and lingering fees from last year.
In a public record, Priest Schmidt admits thefts tied to a visiting cleric and a stolen trunk. Detectives found incriminating materials in Schmidt s room and identify an alleged conspirator, while investigators question parishioners about the priest s actions.
A September hearing in New York heard Jol F. NesPasses urge to separate stock exchange operations from banks. He cited costly balances and nightly settlement, arguing time lags and linked evils justify moving to independent exchange methods to curb abuses in the stock market.
A man named Heim, a school inspector, reportedly committed death by his own actions at Moenaelsbers Hejan. Authorities suspect his friend and regular correspondent Semindit may have been connected to the murder of a local telephone girl whose body was found near her home before departing.
Mrs Minnie Adoff, arrested for passing worthless checks at a Kansas store, was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. The court heard her claim of poverty and desire to feed her two young children. Evidence showed forgery in Wichita and other towns.
Washington September 17 Geo F Curtis a Shanghai lawyer testified before the house committee on miscondutt ing office against Rafus bayer jndah United States for China. He urged Phan Hoube to show Rafus Bayer was absent from jurisdiction and in China during 1910 to obtain salary. John Lovett of Chicago visits the Phin Hoube.
Fragmentary weather note cites unsettled conditions with chances of showers tonight and tomorrow. Data appears garbled with illegible times and measurements, but indicates a brief precipitation window and a fall in inches likely from rain. The readable entities include no clear city or agency.
Captain Clarke details the West Joint Cadet Parade and Rifle Meet at Camp Perry. Kansas team led by Walling placed high with 2697 total. fatalities noted during training incidents. cadets honored for discipline and dress parade accuracy at inspection.
A school meeting discussed student enterprise tickets modeled after university practices. Tickets would cover admissions to football and basketball games concerts debates and other events. Election matters and class scheduling for next week were also noted.
In Leavenworth County District Court Ross Phenigie confessed judgment for 2000 in favor of Mrs Martha Creel. The case arose from a vehicle accident near Lawrence where Creel sought damages totaling 70000 for herself and six minor children. The coroner’s inquest found death not caused by foul play.
P B Zimmerman of Linda proposes forming a Riders slate in the local community. He aims to organize credible membership and gain support from several associations. He believes the plan could unify efforts, with a strong backing from the Bakers Association and other local groups.
In New York state the impeach Sulzer reform debate shaped the Democratic primaries. Governor Sulzer’s allies used telegrams to rally voters as Burnie defeats the regular machine in Buffalo and Rochester races, signaling a shift in party tensions amid reform ire.
Jack Johnson and attorney prepare for appeal after Meera Puigilisty was convicted of a Mann Act violation. The case moves toward the United States Court of Appeals in the coming days as the defendant plans to return to Chicago next month.
Maurice Biges and Camini Caminetti receive sentences in a federal district court. Biges is sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary with a $5000 fine. Caminetti gets eighteen months and a $1500 fine. A stay of execution was allowed to pursue a federal appeal to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals. Caminetti posted $10000 bail.
London reports the most serious union strike in history with lockouts of workers in Dublin and sympathy strikes spreading to Liverpool and other depots. Transport workers protest non-union labor as freight lines idle, disrupting services across Britain and threatening vital cargo and passenger movement.
fragmented OCR reveals discussion of President Hackney of the State Board of Administration and Ezra R Whitla of Coeur d Alene Idaho. mentions subscriptions, editorial scope, and value of a university edition with photographs and engraving work.
A motion to exclude the public from the George H. Bixby trial in Hopkinton Bench was granted. Judge Bledson ruled the defendant could not legally waive public bearings and rights, keeping the proceeding open where possible.
Afternoon classes at the high school move to 3 15 in the afternoon for two days, replacing the former 3 00 start. The change aims to reduce lateness and allow students with afternoon duties to attend.
The List of Entries for the Egga Fair shows a strong slate of attractions and events. Committees and officials coordinate setup at Navel Park with pace track work and displays, while the Marksseciition organizes races and a variety of exhibitions. The fair promises substantial features this week as preparations continue for opening day.
Authorities pursued the bomber behind the Times building explosion. Reports mention James McNamee as a possible suspect, with references to federal cases and Los Angeles County inquiries into the explosive device used in the attack.
A Sanity inquiry in St Louis on September 17 examined Pritzddecker a wealthy farmer. He was sentenced to six months imprisonment for vagrancy. The story notes his wife performed many duties traditionally done by men and reflects on her hardships within a life of public scrutiny.
Hilton Thaw faces extradition to Kentucky as Governor Felker holds a hearing on the Mattenwan fugitive case. The scene turns lighthearted with Thaw playing the piano in a hotel parlor for an admiring crowd after a court victory.
The bodies of four mountaineers missing since September 17, 1912, were found today on the Palh Peak in the Upper Engadine. All identified as riding expedition members.
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