Daily Journal World 1914 Kansas news snippets
Lawrence Kansas September 26 1914 J C Capper sympathy comment J E Wuat son of Tudiana campaign in state Lianathan Democrat Shibbs supports Neeley Gov Stubbs for Ardock rule abrogation dock congress members leave econgress Kansas people denied presence Taggart Neeley May be fragmentary items from the News Department and Business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Capper
J. E. Wuatson
Tudiana
Econgress
Kansas
Taggart
Neeley
Salina Union Calls for Civil Mediation in Local Quarrel
The Salina Union urges calm and civil mediation over a family dispute that has drawn in Capper-Carti, arguing it is good citizenship to try to separate a man from his mistress rather than inflame the quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Salina Union
Streetcar impact eyed as Lawrence shifts to riders
Manager Skinner tells the Journal-World that five years after streetcars began in Lawrence, automobile ownership rose from 100 to 500. He questions whether walking remains viable and whether the city is becoming a nation of riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
The
Journal- World
Lawrence
California Republicans accuse progressives of conspiracy
Reported claim by Republican figures that progressive candidates infiltrated party primaries to secure nominations. The text asserts the outcome depended on progressive enrollment as Republicans, suggesting deliberate coordination and manipulation of the primary process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Military captains honored in industry glamor tone
The piece critiques a glamorizing portrayal of military captains within industry media. It argues that the lure of aesthetics masks the grim realities of warfare, urging a clear view of World War II hardships rather than stylized images.
Henry Allen Seeks Kansas Governorship in Campaign
Fragmentary report notes Henry Allen and Mr Aden in a political campaign with claims of support for Allen as Kansas governor. Text shows disputed phrasing and unclear dates, with mention of Douglas and broad campaign messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itenry Allen
Henry Allen
Kansas
Foss
Aden
Ing
Douglas
Politician Allies Exchange Blurred Paraphrase Attacks
Fragmentary OCR text names Republicans, Progressives, and a Roosevelt figure with unclear roles. Mentions Indiana figure Ja B L Watson and a statewide candidate backing, but overall content is garbled and lacks concrete actions or outcomes to summarize clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja B L. Watson
Indiana
Gates
Atul
Vhevedore Roosevelt
Amd Voi Beety Jdiah
James FE Watson and Kansas Progressive Showdown
James FE Watson, a floor manager in the Kansas campaign, faces a contentious scene at the state convention. The article notes the Progressives’ stance, claims Kansans remain loyal to their principles, and highlights Republican efforts to push forward in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FE. Watson
Tath Cmnpaign
Kansas
Phiieany
Wpuihlicans
Unclear text about political bias and figures
Fragmented OCR text references bias donations and alleged statements by individuals, with distorted names and places, making concrete facts unreadable. The record notes alleged deception and wage-related context without verifiable details.
Fragmentary 1910s style note on policy and war stance
A garbled dispatch discusses American stance toward Japan and Turkey amid global tensions. It references President Wilson, public sympathy, and critiques of policy while noting the nation’s duty and selective engagement in international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Amerigdus
Roi Tay
Witsin
Jiatding
Voter Registration Urged In Local Paper Issue
The article stresses the necessity of voter registration and emphasizes every eligible citizen must register to vote. It urges full turnout and urges patience with the process, noting the inherent duty to participate in elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Gio Amalten
Patris
Mesican policy sparks major administration stance
The message presents a strained nationalist view criticizing policy as failing to impress Native communities. It claims a bold political position, calling it the biggest stance yet by the administration, amid tensions over Indigenous concerns and political rhetoric.
Curtis Right on Republican Ticket Split Controversy
The text shows Curtis arguing that any Republican candidate on the ticket is attempting to dodge unity and that supporting the entire ticket is fair. It cites Capper and Mos Garis and notes divisions within the Republican primary. The passage reflects intra party conflict and calls for a unified stance despite personal opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Charles Crtis
Reypbli Cay
Deataboielet
Wansaa
Capper
Luis Veda
Home Sweet Home at the Varsity Prices Ballad
A fragmentary local item describes a song performance titled Home Sweet Home directed by De We Gri at a varsity venue on Monday. It mentions a ball price and a Home Store at 907 Tent with references to materials like silver and gollibe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Elin Iy
Varsity
de We Gri
Cure for Eczema Promises From Cuticura Remedies
A 1914 testimonial from Mrs. Jamies Moyer of Custer Michigan describes infant eczema that covered the child in red pimples, itching, and sleepless nights. After trying various remedies, six cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment cured the child. The ad offers free samples by mail of Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and related booklets, urging readers to request them from Cuticura, Dep’t TY Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer, Mich
Eczema
Phb
Jamies Moyer
Boston
Psalm 43 176 Reverent Prayer Amidst Distress
A garbled scripture excerpt questions why the soul is cast down and seeks resilience through God. It mentions light and truth guiding toward God’s altar, with pleas for renewed joy and praise to the health of the speaker. The text reflects a distressed but faithful seeking.
Religious notices and church events advertised in fragmented 1900s page
A crowded church notices page describes First Christian, First Methodist, and Spiritualist listings. It cites services at multiple locations with times, ministers, and upcoming events including concerts, sermons, a flower day, and youth activities, though OCR corruption distorts many names and specifics. The passage also mentions ticketing, public worship times, and a variety of parish programs and community gatherings.
First Baptist Church Kentne Tennesse Sunday Rally
First Baptist Church at 807 Kentne a ior hosts a Sunday morning service at 9 45 with a missionary offering for Kansas and a 10 45 worship and sermon on the theme What place shall the Bible aston Our Young People’s Fellowship and Christ worship are noted along with special music by the chorus and choir under Ren Morgiin Plackman Morning Joy and evening Let Us sing responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Kentne A ' Ior
Church notices and services in varied communities
Local church announcements list morning and evening services at First Church of the Evangelical Association, Plyouth Congregational, Warren Street Baptist, United Presbyterian, and Unitarian churches. Also notes Christian Scientist and Christian Science Reading Room hours, with sermons, Sunday schools, and special meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Searvices
Chuted
Chuteh
Tearner
Loth and
Reaiueky Seliouatt Tabaeane
Idibe
Ieee
Ciety
Mt. Prey Fe
Camimaniant
Saljhath
Qaboher Ideal
Price
Teall
Christian Scientist
Kirsty
Sunday School at many churches with various events
The passage lists multiple church activities and announcements including Sunday School, Christian Endeavor, fellowship meetings, communion preparations, preaching schedules by various pastors, midweek services, and notices about church openings and building progress. It mentions Trinity Church, Pentecostal Church, Salvation Army, and Lutheran services, plus a county clerk's re election appeal and local fruit and bakery ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sanborn Olinger
Christian Endeavor
Pam
Obituary: Olin Pardee of Kansas Dies at 25
Olin Pardee died September 24 in Lawrence Kansas after a bout with fever. He was born 1841 and moved from Illinois to Kansas with his wife Elizabeth Murphy. Pardee lived a retired life with son George on a farm west of Lawrence. He suffered a fainting spell during a public visit to the Nolan County raid then fell ill and died at Te Hospital. He leaves three sons Frank Charles and Deeree and a brother Thomas Pardee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Pardee
Auansas
Eit Hislaedae
Fey
Aby Trenton
Ilinois
Ane
Teligabeth Muiphy
Kansas
Painee
Lawrence
Darrent
Dakota
Pardee
George
Frank
Charles
Deeree
Thomas
Fragmented Poem Fragment Shields and Suffering
A garbled historical lament portrays a war era scene with monarchs, fields of bone white in despair, orphan cries, and marching soldiers. The speaker recalls a wreath for a fallen king and the ruin of Graustark as farms starve and banners fall, while the public sorrow deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squeleladt
Nicklas
Al Lame Back Kidney Trouble Remedy Promises Relief
A fragmentary item discusses kidney and bladder pain, claiming relief from a remedy advertised by druggists. It mentions Foley and Kieney products but is muffled and partially unreadable, with emphasis on strong back and kidney health and a promotion by Barber & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arly
Dtu
Barber & Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oughal World
World Snear
W. C.simone
Joy Brady
Abaitor Sembert
PHESS
Massachusetts Street
Lianathan
Shibbs
Gov
Stubbs
Alurdock
Hillard
Plas Shire
Sruvetoy
Eaelvind
Dillard
Willard Wes
Peru
Ls of Life
Peruna Company
Columbus
First Christian Church
Angie Pipst Chavis
Gaia Chara
Atstivn
Sttinuy
West Chia
Bind Uedehbs
Wulwin
Kifer Heap
Perdates
Pdapian
Ryenhia
Hervi
Hae Mynister
Ropis
Methodist Episcopal
Ofwreh
Tomy E. Wolfe
Lasseet Ai HO
University Able School
Dst
Woo Downs
Loin Smulay
Magy Shaw
Tunte
Betare
Wind and Bis Enpaihy
Society of Spiritualists
Langstones
Sunshine
Vasari
Pichel
Massachusetts
Witei
Ina Boone Company
Sre Vahways
Methodist Hares
First Church
Evangelical. Association
Corber
Ciod
Lbs
Charles B. Wileing
Ministeria Albancy
Plyouth Congregational Church
Nohed Stroney Elderkin
VC BU
Warren ' Street Baptist Church
Comerth
Ohio
Pasion Dalam
Dolin Audurson
Mel
Booker
Boone
Warren Street
Hear
Bobne
Myrtle Clark
Vermeer
Sertibon Jjeéiaert
SDR
Tigeraath
Babytomia
Lagaigette Univers al Gory
Backus
Liberatisur
Venti
First Presbyterian Church
All Powell
Aig Cardui
Pry Cardui
Tonie
Free Methodist ] Church
A. Ie Grumley
Lof Emporia
Sagi If Nigiy
Peth
S Sunntay
Trinity
Evan Alexander Edwards
Friends
Ravevel
F. Woodard
A.m. Sabath School
Christian Jens von Tp
Pentcostal Church of the Nazareng
Puipit
At. Lawrence
Evenimng
Ihn Ang New York Streets
Stevens
Pastor
the Salvation Army
Rsuhinol
Pani
Anid
Laent Work
Quirters
Fhode Island
Tripity Lutheran Church
Aonand Asda P.m
Nay Sehdol
Church of Monay
Chirgh
A. J. Preatigs
Stu
Pall Kaw Valley
Tee Cream Co
Herman Broeker
Banaias
Old Settler
Watkins National Bank
Amvings
Tieues
J. B. Watkins
Hill
Cl H. Tucker
W. E. Hazen
T. C. Green
J.C. Moore
D. Bishop
Pamteel
Lt Spring Mil
Kas
Wanker Ioi
Suni Folks
Rania
Peoples State Bank
By Walt. Mason
Graton & Knight
Vass
Iron Works
Bell 106
Teter’s
Cash Grocery
ROTH
Campbell
Parker
Good Drugs
Raymond's Drug Store
Photography
Gent
Woodward & Co
Eastman Kodak
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!