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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1919
Page
1
Both sides ready for a finish fight as hopes to avert the steel strike collapse and police prepare for trouble. Authorities brace for possible disruptions while workers and management prepare positions amid rising tensions and stalled negotiations.
Chicago organizers mobilize workers to backing a strike, with Gary and Pittsburgh districts preparing for walkouts Monday. Officials pledge guarded actions, guards sworn in, and caution warnings issued to maintain order as U S Steel lines up contingency measures.
Washington dispatch notes Johnson ends tour and heads to Washington to back or oppose amendments giving the United States equal voting power with Britain in the League of Nations assembly. The debate on article 4 is poised for a first test early next week as Republican leaders weigh Johnson’s stance and party strategy.
Secretary of State Robert Lansing declares the treaty should be ratified without delay and without a chance, in his first public remarks since William C. Bullitt’s Senate testimony alleging the administration feared public rejection. Lansing says the treaty of peace invades no sovereignty or limits on full sovereign rights.
Rome recalls volunteers scattered in southern Russia to concentrate on the Dniester river, with a statement from the Romanian bureau at Berne. Romania also plans the expeditious renovation of 40,000 Romanian troops from Transylvania and other areas. Sinn Fein newspaper offices in Dublin are raided by the military, suppressing the Republican, the Irish Nationalist, the Newsland and the Voice of Labor publications.
A city moves to clarify an ordinance governing removals and property handling. The master commission may require proof of property ownership before clearing any goods. Ambiguities raise questions about whether actions involve trunks or suitcases and how fees are handled at the city clerk’s office. The change aims to protect property owners and align with similar protections in other towns.
The Chamber of Commerce announces its second luncheon of the year to discuss summer business matters. The event, led by a chair with plans for the spring season, will cover routine agenda items and upcoming chamber work.
Reported search for survivors of the Spanish steamer Valbanera which foundered in the Gulf of Mexico. A wreckage crew and divers probe waters off Rebecca Shoals Key West as rumors place passengers and crew among the missing with Cuban authorities and other craft aiding the hunt.
Fred Rigby plans to leave next month for New York City to work with his uncle H I Rigby, owner of a New Jersey candy factory, handling advertising and publicity. He studied journalism at university and was business manager of the Daily Kansan and later on Capper Publications staff before accepting the new offer. Rev Joseph M Francis marks his 20th anniversary as Protestant Episcopal bishop of Indianapolis with a Sunday celebration.
Police court records show several defendants facing speed and light violations. Cases include unregistered car lights and reckless driving. fines and pleadings are noted, with some defendants appealing or awaiting further action.
Reports from London describe a dispute over a ship that ran aground in a gale north of Ronaldshay near Orkney. The vessel, said to carry 2000 trent from northern Rus, is shadowed by conflicting messages. No firm details are provided as British troops move from Arctic regions to northern Russia.
G A Buchheim has taken a two year lease and assumes control of Gibson Mills. He plans to supply farmers with meal, feed, and coal from the northwest of Tancrence area. Born and reared in the county, he is regarded as capable and square.
Ruth Eubanks, daughter of W. J. Eubanks, fell from a swing in Central Park yesterday, breaking her left arm. Several children were in the park eating lunches and playing on swings when the accident occurred. Dr. F. E. Sit treated the injury and Miss Eubanks is recovering nicely.
A six foot rise in the salt of rains is forecast for western Kansas as Kaw river at Lawrence swells. Officials warn residents along the river to monitor levels and prepare flood precautions.
Army, led by General Wahl and coach Funston, travels to face Seventh Army opponents in a wartime era gridiron showdown. The lineup features notable players Pita ty Mayers Carp and others, promising a strong display as the Army squad seeks victory amid curfews and travel restrictions. The match sequence includes mentions of France battles and wartime broadcasts, with anticipation mounting for a decisive performance from Army in this Seventh Army contest.
The University reports only forty men enrolled in the feeder training program with hopes to reach one hundred before reporting to the War Bureau. Officials warn that lack of interest may derail the plan as the university seeks to revive enrollment and support for postwar recovery efforts.
An erratic notice from a local event mentions a fish era and a coterie of performers led by a renowned conductor. Attendees expect a strong choir and a vibrant community performance at the Five Boat Wygee event.
President Williams reached Delmar California just after midnight and checked into a hotel to rest until 6 am before boarding a train bound for Los Angeles.
Ballwin September 20 Baker University enrollment surpasses 440, the largest in the year. About ten new students arrived late as more join before the term ends. Prof Deal notes increased enrollment due to veterans returning to complete courses. The class is approximately five percent higher than the previous year.
The state board confirmed Allen as athletic director at the University yesterday. He is expected to arrive in Lawrence to assume duties Monday and oversee repairs on bleachers, with work to begin soon after his arrival and aim to be ready in time to see Pittsburg. The board praised his appearance and ideas and laid out general plans for operations.
The article reports a scheduled meeting of teachers and a public event connected to a fire department, with arrangements described for attendees including officers and a cemetery visit. It mentions a list of attendees and a focus on professional issues within education and public safety.
A notice invites all Jewish students to the first Jewish Club meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 in Massachusets Street University Hall. The event aims to organize Jewish student activities and community.
A garbled weather note hints at spring mood and modest fees flowing to the county through licenses. It also mentions Judge Keadhey and individuals Chester, Funston, Manhatany Chart fund, Alvin Elgen N, Ans and Bi loreadie, Elizabeth Lanch, Oraway, and Ny dil as connected names, with partial references to local figures.
New changes in Tavsvence Chamber of Commerce membership include the demotion or transfer of several officers. J Daniels appointed district manager for Mutual Tire Treraince Co of New York and Brandon Clothing Store. Arnold Lynch injured in gas mixer explosion test at Okmulgee Oklahoma reported as serious.
A Topeka linked plot to aid prisoners at Shawnee county jail involved Lee attempting to send six steel saws and muriatic acid to Alvin Owen Albert Haight and Rafe Kier. The plan aimed to break jail and free the men, with Lee acting out of friendship and deception uncovered by Topeka and Lawrence officers.
Sept 22 an armistice for months urged by Attorney General Palomi to permit the solution of economic problems from changes wrought by the war. He warned against selfish demands by one class and urged production to bring easier living, while noting the risks of withholding effort. The address was at a reunion of the 78th Pennsylvania Volunteers, reflecting concerns over national unity and government leadership.
Mike Mikesell resigns after nine years as cashier and attendant at Kansas Electric Utilities, to enter a private business venture as Liberty Company and the Liberty Six. He plans a garage and allied ventures with a Lawrence partner to be announced, aiming for a well located building.
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