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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1915
Page
1
Sofia and Berlin signal imminent upheaval as King Constantine summons war ministers in response to mobilization rumors. Serbian leadership faces Allied pressure while Bulgaria ponders joining central powers. British French and American officials monitor tense diplomacy and troop movements.
The report notes government involvement in painting letter boxes at Washington and plans to align with new standards. It mentions public dissatisfaction and delays in implementing the updated box designs and associated infrastructure, including bus routes and posts, with expected completion later this year.
The fair features a baby show aimed at young children and their families. Organizers encourage participants to arrive early and bring required details for entry. Authorities emphasize safety and accessibility for all attendees.
Two Indian youths pleaded guilty to a string of minor thefts described as “careless acts” during a local court session. The judge imposed thirty days in jail and fines totaling eight dollars plus costs, with the defendants instructed to make restitution where applicable.
Herbert S. Hockin of Detroit, former toy er secretary of the Tirons workers union, appeared among about 200 prisoners at the Federal Hall of parole hearing in Leavenworth Kansas. He was among 33 men convicted in the dynamite conspiracy case who did not appeal and has long refused a parole owing to possible pardon and health issues. Francis Duchay, superintendent of prisons and parole president, presided at the session.
Federal indictments were returned today in relation to the July 24 Eastland disaster that claimed 12 lives. The charges include conspiracy and criminal carelessness in the operation of the excursion steamer. Named defendants include Arnal, president of the Manattan Steamship Co. Worf Hall, manager of the safe company. Walter K. Gremmbanny Alminger of the Tadiana Transportation Co. and several others connected to the vessel and inspectors involved. The action follows the fatal wreck on the riverfront excursion.
Massachusetts returns show Republican Samuel W. McCall leading the gubernatorial ticket with a plurality and Calvin Coolidge also winning a major vote in the Republican column. Democratic hopeful David J. Walsh leads the Democratic gubernatorial race with Frederick Dietrick as a contender, while no contest occurred within the Progressive party.
Police report a dynamite blast during Seventh Avenue subway excavation killed seven and wounded over fifty. An underground cavern collapsed, damaging an air tram or car and injuring pedestrians amid the chaos. Authorities pursue causes and safety investigations.
Light frost covered many northern Ohio and western Pennsylvania sections on September 22. Reports indicate crops suffered little to no damage, with some minor effects observed in vulnerable fields. Weather officials cautioned farmers to monitor conditions and protect sensitive plants as nights remain cool.
Local fortune tellers conducted brief readings yesterday at the county fair near Yale. The event drew mixed interest as visitors waited for guidance on dates and fortunes, with several practitioners noting unclear outcomes and urging patience.
Arranging for the annual convention of the Lie Society of Americano Tadians will be held in Lawrence Creek, New York, beginning September 25 and lasting six days. WORLOTS to make ATCOS Jet.
Opened with crowded fairgoers and management optimistic for larger attendance today as 4 events drew strong crowds. Races featured horses such as The Ghost and Silk with Placings noted. racing program outlined for today including Pace National Patel and Ultraplay Woodhittie Paroles with several entries listed.
Dumba requests safe passage for a government envoy and his party. He states the mission aims to secure asylum and to depart by September 25 if allowed. The State Department reportedly remains in contact with Austrian authorities through diplomatic channels.
Reported Russian forces are retreating from the Vilna salient with heavy losses feared. Allied and German movements are expected to exploit the withdrawal within a week as the front stabilizes and retreating troops are described as safe but at risk.
WAG Byth sold his stake to Walter Varun, who will run the Round Cover Vee store with former partner Walter Varun continuing in the business. Varun has long been associated with the Woodward Gra i store and its operations for many years. The deal marks a transfer of ownership and leadership within the longstanding enterprise.
John D Back to the Mines Primrose Colorado September 2 recounts superintendent Jobin P D Hockefeller Jr resuming property inspections at a home gathering with coal diggers. A coal hauling contract is opened for bidding to move Cree ke cars to the University, with involvement from local figures including George Harker and a North Lawrence laborer.
The city will close in the afternoon to enable every pupil in the county to attend a community fair. Teachers are instructed to halt classes and direct students to participate, with the aim of making the opportunity available to all.
The Rev Arthur Braden opens a series on the six petitions of the Lord's Prayer at the Clotist-4 jan Church. Lectures will be held each Wednesday evening with topics and dates listed, including Our Father and daily bread and forgiveness.
First Presbyterian officials allege high and grade schools foster loafing on steps around church property and city library steps. They consider measures to deter the activity, citing damage and disruption from youths.
Fragmentary text mentions Brent and November, with unclear references to passing and a trial past event. The readable parts suggest a local report about a man named Brent bound over or involved in a trial, but essential names, places, dates, or outcomes are unreadable.
The board of directors postponed their meeting due to ongoing campaign finance pledges and the city Y M Ad party activity. Only native business was noted as the board awaited payments and official expressions, with pledges continuing to come in at a steady rate.
Will move to Lawrence Benn of Paling Massachusetts to work at his trade blacksmithing. He is looking for a house to rent in the area and a place to set up his shop.
Misses Mevit Mins og Lesingts IKonticky visit in the state’s Yirw portion as guest of sister Mitty Smith. She will join her parents G. J. Ming and wife, who moved from Jauvrenes to Liberal about eleven years ago.
Ordered habits save money as shoppers should count change before entering a store and know the prices they should pay. The paper offers a Bayer's index to help readers understand merchants, markets, and value, urging careful budgeting and informed shopping.
Westminster University students’ Presbyterians plan a canvass and Bible class. A forty eight member committee will visit University of Kansas students to recruit and support religious activity.
A damaged OCR summary outlines a proposal for an old chapel service at the university. It references the Chancellor, Senate rule changes, and faculty involvement. It mentions monthly sessions on the second Friday at 10:30 am and a shift in practice for worship and student attendance.
Large turnout in Lawrence for a community fair day with Haskell Indian School events. Exhibits include Live Stock displays, horse shows, a Fraternal Aid Union tent, and food stands. crowds enjoy races, concerts, and a horse show in the afternoon and evening.
The Unitarian minister will lecture in Lawrence in October presenting essays by Samuel McChord Crothers The event drew notice from local church officials and promises readings from Crothers famed works including The Gentle Reader and The Honorable Points of View The speaker is described as capable of blending humor and thoughtful prose in talks that have drawn audiences nationwide The schedule and exact dates are yet to be confirmed locally
President Badsky hails Woodhead park event as one of the best county fairs. He notes large crowds visiting displays and attractions and expects continued high standards for future fairs across the county.
A weekly weather and crops bulletin warns that frost risks endanger corn in Kansas and nearby territories. The report notes rapid ripening and damage potential amid unsettled conditions. It emphasizes crop continuity and the need for protective measures to safeguard the harvest.
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