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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1929

Page

4

City Election View Seeks Public Interest in Lawrence

The Journal-World urges voters to judge mayoral and council candidates by public interest, past performance, and integrity. It cautions against patronage and political deals, stressing careful, informed choice to safeguard taxpayers’ interests in local government.

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Out of Date Debate and Impeachment in Louisiana

The piece argues that legislative procedure is out of date as Louisiana contemplates impeachment of the governor. It notes a brutalization of politics with machine guns replacing brass knuckles and likens underworld tactics to statecraft. It also mentions Kansas reaction to Henry D. appointed United States senator.

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Kansas appoints new strong senators amid political maneuvering

The article analyzes Governor Reed and Senator Allen as they respond to President Hoover and the new administration in Kansas. It notes claims of political posturing around Allen’s appointment, Reed’s stance, and the lasting impact on Kansas representation in the Senate amid questions of motivation and public reaction.

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Town Scene Confirms Summer College Plans and Temperance Rally

Courthouse crowd fills a citizens meeting as leaders including Bowersock Woodward Judge Bailey Leis Mayor Van Hoesen speak on summer college preparations and temperance advocacy. Plymouth church hosts a Sunday School concert with a male quartet and local clergy giving brief remarks. Hutson buys Klock’s share, taking over the business and its accounts.

Miss.Gertrude Bullene Washington Siebon Colorado Alding Great Summer College Bowersock Woodward L. D. Bailey George Leis van, Hoesen Messrs. Patterson Joseph_Ross Hardcastle George ‘Smith

Twenty Five Years Ago Pastor Milton Arrives in Town

The new pastor Ray C L Milton will occupy the pulpit next Sunday at the Christian church. Everett Moody returned from Wichita after an operation. Miss Grace Hayward hosts informal gathering this evening at her Tennessee street home. P J Peterson entertained eighteen guests at a rural supper of elaborate fruit from Florida. Geneve Lichtenwalter returned from a winter in New York. Col J K Rankin left for Crow Agency Montana, escorted by Anna andEPics kin. Afternoon Whist at the home of Mrs W H Lyman Kansas City featured guests from Robinson, Mechamies Hoxie Hilworth Mossier and Cowles in Kansas City.

Ray C. L. Milton The Christian Church Everett Moody Wichita Grace Hayward Peter Ther Tennessee Street P. J. Peterson North Tyn Florida Peterson Geneve Lichtenwalter New York J.K. Rankin Crow Agency Montana Kansas City Caiters Misa Anna Akin Nedict Cap Esterday Ansas City Robinson Hoxie Hilworth Mossier Miss. Robinson Mrai Cowles Kangas City John Kuchty Baker, Haa W.H. Dempsey Baldwin Dempsey Ruchty Baker Ernest Bramwell Simpson Taylor A.O. Burton D.- KE. Lucas Bert Jones W. H. Lucas Jessie Saylor F. M. Hartley Shakespeare Club J. H. Hill Harold Elliott Paola B. M_' Elliott Drexel Lloyd CG Dunn Edward Fogler Herbert Fitz Lawrence Edward Little J. .W. Waring Oliver Storiln Sapulpa Okla Carl Storum Ray D.vincent Anvil Hitchcock Drug Store Garden Club of Alfred E. Leach Mary Martin Emil Liston John B. Ross Ella Allderdice Elisa Perez Dorothy Newhouse C. F_ Cox Masonic Lodge Palmyra Lodge W. B. Fleming Grand Lodge Fleming Kansas

Ten Years Ago Monday Note from Lawrence Ledger

A fragment recalls Jacob Lander and 44 time citizens of Lawrence. It mentions Rhanel behind the counter at Innes store returning from Oklahoma and plans to visit his daughter Mrs Chey, with a brief note of victory referenced by a chairman.

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Memorial Services for First Settlers of Cape Henry

Cape Henry memorial services planned for April 26 to mark Captain Smith and the Jamestown landing. Governors from North Carolina Virginia and Massachusetts invited, with President Hoover also asked. Distinct Virginia history sites and monuments surround the occasion.

Cape Henry John’Smith America Americas Washington Beverly D. Tucker Virginia North Carolina

Kansas History This Date Mob Lynches Manley in 1877 Granada

A March 1877 event reports masked men lynching Charles C Manley a Netawaka saloon keeper and horse thief at Granada Nemaha County. The item notes Beecher preaching in Leavenworth in April 1875 and William Martindale becoming penitentiary director in 1878.

Charles C. Manley Granada Nemaha County Henry Ward Beecher Leaver Rth D. C. Beach H. A. Calkins The Sentinel Kansas Temperance Movement Leavenworth Lawrence William Martindale Penitentiary

Murder sentence for pastor killer in Tyler Texas

Tyler Texas April 1 AP sentenced to three years in prison for the murder without malice afore thought of Rev Fount Wallace, a pastor accused of intimacy with his wife. Leys Wilson, a young Troup garage man, to appeal after conviction following a 24 hour deliberation. Mrs Wilson testified to three intimate love trysts. Theft of a boat on Kaw river reported by Mrs J K Cameron. Contracts set for a new 1,650,600 high school building at Osborne.

Tyler Tex April L Fount Wallace Leys Wilson Troup Texas Wilson Naster Kaw River Police J. K. Cameron New York Street

Baldwin News Highlights Local Lectures And Socials

Baldwin notices describe Misses Satyavati and Theodora Chitambar heading to Sycamore Saturday for a Sunday School convention and music. Laurant, the Man of Many Mysteries, appears Wednesday in Centenary Hall under Baker University lecture association. Local residents travel for family visits, medical practice shifts, and chautauqua engagements.

Satyavati Theodora Chitambar Sycamore Sycamore Township Centenary Hall Laurant Baker University Lairant Etta Powell Clara Johnson Baldwin Miriam Dellinger Smithton Dellinger Cimarron Baker I. C. Rankin Buchard Neb Thompson Hays Joplin la Verne Alice Severy Delta Tau Delta Kansas City T Thikons The Guardian Virginia Campbell Old Catholic Church Moores Philip Donald Martha Chester

Lecompton High School Notes Highlight Community Events

Lecompton High School notes cover classes and activities including ancient history on Rome, geometry treasure hunts, and girls reserves events. Delegates travel to a Sabetha conference March 29 30, Miss McAuliffe leads Home Nursing for Girl Reserves, and school plans a community track meet in April. The junior play The Path Across the Hills progresses under Prof. Jordan with local families relocating near the Bert Reynolds farm.

Merbert Hunter Lawrence Julia Martin Wednes+ Iowa Frances Goodrich Helen Norwood Sabetha Mary E. McAuliffe Vergie Moore Jordan Norman Saylor Bert Reynolds Lecompton Winter Fred Carl Peterson Ottawa Helen‘Carlson

Osage Agency Orders Non Osage Visitors Off Reservation

Officials of the Osage agency say poorer relations will not sponge on Osage hospitality. Other tribesmen had extended visits with Osage friends in winter. An order requests visitors from other tribes to leave the Osage reservation to prevent ward deception or imposition.

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Easter Activities At Baptist and Christian Churches

Inclement weather could not deter attendance at Firet Baptist Church and First Christian Church. New members joined, baptisms occurred, and Easter programs impressed the congregation. The Baptist service included sermons on eternal life and cantata by the choir, with a missionary pageant in the evening. Flower sale, rummage, and missionary reports highlighted church planning. The Christian church reported strong Easter turnout, new members by transfer or confession, and a stirring Easter program with choral and instrumental music and a baptismal service.

Firet Saveneen Photharpe Mrr. Thomas Mitding Massachusetts C. H. Hoyt Javison Kansas First Christian Church Coucasion Amilleg Johnson Dunn Elliott Scott Stockwell Mies Baird

Easter services and church events amid a large Zion City crowd

A long Easter service at Zion Church drew a large congregation with the Junior choir performing sacred pieces and the cross adorned with flowers. Three candidates were joyfully welcomed by the pastor, while the United Brethren Church reported strong attendance and five new members with baptisms following Rev McAfferty’s sermon.

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Millions Depend on Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin

Dr Caldwell began practice in 1875 and rejected harsh purge methods. He introduced Syrup Pepsin in 1892, a mild laxative sold widely through stores. It claims to relieve headaches biliousness indigestion and other discomforts, with millions of bottles used yearly.

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