24 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1915
Page
1
Sept. 24. A decree for mobilization of twenty classes of Greek soldiers was signed by King Constantine after the premier urged armed measures as a defensive reply. The move follows formal national defense steps and aims to fortify coastal and border positions amid rising regional tension.
A strong earthquake was felt across central Italy with significant damage reported in Averzano where 48 people perished. In Aquila, 58 miles northeast of Rome, the tremor disrupted the region, with buildings causing injuries and widespread fear.
Materials for the interurban project arrive steadily and are hauled to Mud Creek. Much will be stored for city use while much is hauled from town along the Union Pacific. The key item is the dimensions and steel for the Mud Creek bridge that will carry the interurban over Union Pacific. A car load of halts and substantial bridge timber are also on hand in Elbe for culverts and trestling.
The Supreme Court halted further litigation in the Kansas Natural Company matter and suspended Judge Manavily’s order in Montgomery County district court. The decision delays a 2 cent rate change and leaves utilities in limbo until the high court rules. Lawrence residents will continue paying their current rate pending the outcome.
Mrs Jeriksen will entertain a Selators class at Trinity Lutheran Sunday School tomorrow from 2 to 3. New Hampshire address 020 New Lanpshire. Refreshments and usual amusements will be provided for youngsters aged 7 to af.
A Mexican attack near the Moyceties Canal resulted in the death of a U S cavalry trooper and wounded several others. American forces say they have sufficient troops nearby to dominate the situation as fighting continues near Prosresa and the Merretes canal area.
An era of college politics unfolds as Greek houses and barbs contest for student government. The Sterlite seven point Sophomore ticket led by Larry Youse faces the Chewi H ticket amid factional tensions on the hill. Faculty and juniors watch as campaigns blend humor and strategy, with voting planned for October 2.
The text notes railroad companies in Kansas seeking higher freight rates, but abandoning plans after pressure from state and interstate commissions. It mentions protests against proposed increases for grain hay and other shipments from eastern points to Kansas City and St Louis, with a cautious stance from both state and federal authorities.
The board of a new ice company discussed formation and legal steps with directors including Machthach, Geo Sterner, and Jaitis Feld. They toured Topeka and watched notable golf matches with local and regional participants.
The article describes a salary plan for fire wardens at twenty dollars monthly, plus three dollars per fire reported. It discusses who would qualify and how the change impacts incentives and duties, including reporting fire conditions and avoiding false alarms while maintaining vigilance.
Chicago report says Clover Alexander, star pitcher for the Philadelphia Nationals, earned $1000 from a resale of his victory cover after sealing his thirtieth win of the season in the first semi final yesterday. He had previously been awarded $100 for twenty weeks.
Kansas weather report notes showers tonight and through Saturday with temperatures forecast. Forecast mentions possible mist and variable conditions.
In a period of prohibition and global conflict, a fragmented note highlights how wartime advertising shapes public perception of ammunition and its market. The piece urges manufacturers to contact the Bureau of Advertising for a promotional booklet.
George Milleret is prize winning in the county fair baby show. Mothers entered youngsters as one of the day’s big features. Judges examined limbs chest and head, awarding prizes in three age classes for boys and girls. The event drew several judges from Kansas City and highlighted the county fair’s focus on young entrants.
A large crowd attended yesterday afternoon at the Douglas County fair with more than 1,000 people present. Warm words of commendation were spoken and organizers hope for a big turnout at the upcoming house-show during the closing session this evening.
Local probate court weighs guardianship for Mary Brownsfield, a mystery figure linked to cocaine charges. The court finds no guardian willing to take on the burden. several have declined despite offers. The age and legitimacy of Mary’s case remain unresolved as parole records appear tangled and unclear.
At the county fair grounds a horse reared and toppled during a five gaited saddle class. Mrs Tebbetts avoided a crushing fall but suffered a dislocated finger. George Tebbetts was nearly crushed. Dr. Bentz and Dr. Francis attended the injured rider as the show continued with winners listed in the five gaited saddle class. The automobile display drew crowds. A state warrant was issued for Arthur Houser amid prior Wichita offenses.
New School of Education dean discusses goals for state education reform. He emphasizes preparing teachers to meet classroom needs, solving knotty problems, and distributing educated leaders statewide. Faculty expected to focus on research to advance learning and pedagogy across Kansas.
At the Douglas County fair yesterday, a lengthy afternoon program drew strong interest from horsemen and fans. Fast times were posted in multiple heats including Billie Bullet and Lovie NG in the first events, with performances by numerous owners and horses such as California Woods and Sable Princess.
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