Journal-World page note and subscription details
The Journal World dated Friday April 3 1925 lists office addresses at 122 de Beare Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates including weekly and yearly options with in advance pricing. It notes Chicago and New York representatives and identifies AP and Audit Bureau as partners. It ends with a request to call the office if delivery is late.
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Dawes recognized for war logistics and shared credit
The diary notes General Dawes coordinating Allied supply efforts in France, earning praise for organizing purchases and handling of materials. Dawes backed by Pershing and Harbord, sharing credit without insisting on sole recognition, boosting his stature as a capable organizer and administrator in the war effort.
Harbord in France The General's Wartime Diary
The article discusses Gen. James G. Harbord's diary of World War I experiences in France. It notes his talent for humanizing soldiers civilians and his own reactions to events. It highlights his pride in leading the Second Division during the 1918 Chateau-Thierry breakthrough and his modest yet candid reflections.
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Kelefias
Yohnni
Pershing
Jerry Silient
Butler Wright Named Assistant Secretary of State
Butler Wright, slated to succeed Albert H. Washburn as United States Minister to Austria, is now Assistant Secretary of State. A Princeton graduate of 1899, he worked in New York banking and Wyoming stock raising before entering diplomacy in 1909. He served in Terucigalpa, Roumania, Brussels, the Hague, Rio de Janeiro, Petrograd, London, and led the Latin American division.
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Albert H. Washburn
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Austria
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Terucigalpa
Roumania
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Richmond Falls Sixtieth Anniversary Observed Today
A schedule of today events includes the sixtieth anniversary of the falls of Richmond, a local election for a new Parian tent in the North of Ireland, and a pilgrimage to John Burroughs’ grave in the Catskills by admirers. The Alabama Anthropological Society will unveil a tablet at Polecat Springs marking Lafayette’s stop a century ago.
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Flour Exports Heavier Since 1924, Mills Say
Kansas City April 2 Flour exports have been heavier since July 1924 than for several years, according to members of the Southwest Millers' League at their fifteenth annual meeting. They cited Enrico low wheat prices in the United States and small European crops as the cause, with mills reporting favorable output this year due to large wheat crops. About 150 members from Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Nebraska, Colorado and Missouri attended to discuss domestic trade problems, wheat crop improvements data and export trade.
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Oklahoma
Texas
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Colorado
Missouri
Britons invited to visit Amer America
London reports a push for middle class Britons to take summer holidays in the United States. Steamship lines promote 21 day visits to New York and Canada for under $250, aiming to flip British attitudes toward American leisure travel.
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Amer America
Rich Finds Spark Nevada Desert Gold Boom
Gilbert Nevada March 31 Precious reports describe a new mining camp blooming in the desert hills. The Gilbert Last Hope, Black Mammoth and Homestake strikes draw thousands, with surface specimens yielding rich gold and a pending stampede as prospectors return from abroad to seek fortune in the hills.
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Kansas Independent Telephone Conventions Silver Anniversary
Topekas April convention of the Kansas Independent Telephone Association will celebrate its silver anniversary with about 600 attendees, including company presidents and operators. Exhibit floor showcases telephone equipment. education and entertainment mix with golf, music, theater, a roof garden banquet, and talks by industry leaders and public utilities officials. Governor Paulen and Mayor Aker will open the event with welcomes. speakers include Ray Mansen and Keith Clevenger among others.
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Anne Barnes
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Dodge City Suggests That Family Cow Give Way to Family Goat
Dodge City Kansas April 3 exit the family cow enter the family milk goatThis is the solution to the high cost problem relegated to the past the custom of keeping a cow offered by Lewis E Pendleton of Dodge City He has been experimenting with milk goats for eight years So successful has the experiment been there is local demand for milk goats three goat clubs exist in Kansas Pendleton recalls curious visitors eight years ago now hundreds of goats are owned in Dodge City Families have their own milk supply Some of the finest breeding stock and noted milk producers are in Kansas Dairymen say demand for milk remains high People are using more milk and dairy products A car load of 115 milk goats was shipped from Los Angeles to Dodge City and distributed A second carload was ordered and some re shipped to other parts of the state The goat has a place of its own which the cow cannot fill Cities crowds out the cow and dairymen haul milk long distances Milk goats require little space and are cleanly Pendleton notes a fair to good family cow should yield three gallons daily if worth her keep Few families use three gallons a day to feed the goat produces three quarts daily which is as much as the average family uses It costs about eight cents a day to feed the goat Goat milk contains more butterfat and is easier digested especially nourishing for infants and sick persons Pendleton dubs his goats his Tom Thumb dairy
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Tom Thumb Dairy
Kansas private utility leaders named in state association
The article lists officers and members of the state Independent Telephone Association. It names native Kansan H. L. Jones of Topeka as information director for the Kansas Public Service Association, T. L. Youmans of Osawatomie as president, and vice presidents including Aswi Stevens Hiawatha Bruce Goff Wakeengy and J A McDonald LaHarpe. H. T. Harris of Kansas City is treasurer with M. J. Hancock of Kansas City as assistant treasurer and L L Kraete of Topeka as secretary.
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Kansan
H. L. Jones
Topeka
Kansas Public Service Association
T. L. Youmans
Osawatomie
Wi Stevens
Hiawatha
Bruce
Goff
Wakeengy
J. A. McDonald
LaHarpe
H. T. Harris
Kansas City
M. J. Hancock
Study Abroad Draws Butler County Official to Scotland
ElDorado Kan April 8 A W Hall court reporter for Division 2 Butler County District Court resigns to study painting in Scotland He will be accompanied by his wife who collaborates with him in art Their works have been shown across the southwest and recently in Wichita at Carnegie Library The Hell couple expect to be away several months
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Butler County District Court
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Carnegie Library
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May sue British Crown bill aims to pierce royal immunity
London April 2 lawyers in Parliament will debate a bill altering the ancient law that shielded the Crown from suits. A jurists committee has drafted a plan to erase sovereign immunity, proposing the Crown be liable like any other employer for acts within an agent's scope.
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London
Associated Press
Jurists
Skeleton Finger by Headon Hall in a moving picture plot
Sir Dudley Glenister is accused of murdering his cousin James Glenister. He arranges a film crew to burn an estate mill, holds Norman Slater prisoner, and Kathleen Glenister vows vengeance as Alf frees Slater. A fire erupts, while Inspector Wragge and Mr. Colne witness a cinema stunt that reveals a hidden truth.
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James Glenister
Moving Picture
Norman Slater
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Alf
Kathleen Glenistér
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Sun Study Advocates New Global Weather Observatories
Smithsonian astrophysical officials urge two additional solar observation stations located in Africa and Asia plus clearer sun radiation data over years to determine how solar activity drives Earth’s temperature and rainfall. Current sites in Arizona and Chile need funding for surveys, installation, and ongoing operations.
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Sally at the cottage in a perilous cinema scene
Inspector Wragge questions Miss Blair as John Grimes carries the fainting Sally to the keeper’s cottage. Fabian Wommersley and his satellites linger while Sally, still feverish, flirts with danger. The detective thanks the keeper’s wife for aiding justice as the scene ends with a continuation promised.
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