28 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1915
Page
1
An Ardmore gasoline tank explosion and subsequent dynamite blast devastated the railroad yards and nearby blocks. The blast killed dozens, injured many, and left much of the town in ruins, with telegraph and telephone lines down for hours as relief teams worked through the night.
Teigs interurban promoter delayed in Lawrence by failure of transport to arrive and take over the right of way of the new line to Kansas City. Helen and son in law Klein went to Lawrence to arrange. They planned to bring a car up tram Kansas City to take over the right of way. Delays kept the party waiting while a local writer wired for service and they finally began their inspection trip.
On the Chalons front the Crown Prince’s army bore the brunt of the fighting as allies reported small gains. German command claimed the attack was stopped and that German forces gained ground while Paris reports heavy casualties and continuing offensives along the Artois front.
City commissioners discussed urban renewal and road projects while planning to readvertise for bids on sewer construction in the 1400 block between Pennsylvania and Delaware. Appraisers were appointed for property to be taxed for alley improvements in the 600 block east of Massachusetts. A cement silo was ordered, and paving bonds may be issued within sixty days to fund street work.
A report from the city police details fines for two jay drivers. One, nicknamed Train, allegedly moved a freight onto a crossing causing danger. The other, known as Toe, fled toward Bomcehat during the incident.
The Christian churches of Pittsburg and Lawrence plan a memorial service for Rev. L Smith, a Pentecostal helper and longtime Pittsburgh council member. The event honors his efforts as an energetic community aide and faith leader, with ties to the First Christian Church of Pittshire and extended regional work.
A fragmented report notes the Pope's call for a truce and a renewed memorial effort. It mentions a wireless dispatch to Fayvie, Swiss involvement, and a tribute to soldiers who died, with plans tied to All Souls observances.
The Indian convention outlines two sessions at the university with a wide discussion of Indian affairs. Delegations arrive by train, with events at Merchant Association halls, Oak Grove Cemetery, and various speakers including Rev. Neelam and Gov. Walker’s party. Sessions cover education, governance, and new intelligence for tribes, hosted in Kansas City area venues.
A Plymouth Congregational Church event calendar outlines an upcoming rally week. A reception for eyehead is planned at the church, with a featured choir pen and church services listed for the week. The schedule includes gatherings at the university and a community drive to support the fundraiser.
A local Brotherhood gathering announced for November 21 features veteran speaker Bo Price of Ottawa. The event, hosted by Chavell and associates, will address themes of moral leadership and civic ideals with discussions on law and society.
United Brethren in town for state convention with large delegate turnout. Local congregation prepared weeks for opening session at the new church corner Seventeenth and Vermont streets. Bishop C J Keplart of Kansas City to preside. dedication of the new church building planned. Conference program details set for Wednesday session and committee meetings.
Michaell Perry, a boy from HIG New Jersey street, was badly injured after a motor car struck his bicycle near Plevenih tok New Ampshire streets while delivering tiles. The car stopped after the collision and the boy sustained a broken rain hat and head injuries. his condition improved by morning.
Hannah Quinby, a longtime resident of Lawrence, dies at age 18 after a lingering cancer illness. The death follows a brief illness and she is survived by family and friends in the community.
Fragmented report describes ill students at University Hospital who paid $2 for medical attention from visiting physicians amid unclear hospital opening times. It notes arrangements under fire from the public and questions over who provided care and when.
A garbled OCR note outlines a conference sermon with mentions of a church, society, choir, and student participants. The readable parts indicate a planned program including a full choir of boys, sales and duets, and involvement from Hask. No clear event date or location is discernible.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss improper shoes for children and notations about small defects. It mentions brands, terms of guarantee, and character claims. The readable text hints at concerns over safety and quality in child footwear.
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