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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1929

Page

4

Kansas Journal World analyzes Curtis and Reed machines

The Journal World discusses Kansas politics, grouping leaders around Governor Reed and the Curtis machine. It notes shifts in loyalty, calls the current coalition the Reed and Curtis machines, and weighs conservative ideals against opportunism in state government.

Kansas William Allen Qworld Curtis Kan Reed Mr.White Gerator Mr. White Jess Journal:World Republican E Ite Reed” Machine Curtis: Maschines Ite Happenis World Sany

Prohibition Debate and Hoover Handshake Limits

The article discusses President Hoover's stance on limiting personal introductions and handshakes, arguing he should focus on governing. It notes the slow drive to repeal national prohibition, Wisconsin voting wet, and protests over enforcement actions. It mentions La Guardia opposing a yacht search and lawyers forming juror-education groups, with emphasis on a larger future wets’ proposal to replace prohibition.

Wisconsin la Guardia New-York New York Harbor Cuba Panama New. York

Fires and relocations mark a small town day

One chimney fire at Mr Wayne's Ohio street residence caused a moment of alarm. A blaze at John Brown's Louisiana street frame house was checked by neighbors. Rev. Dr. S M Osmond has arrived and will begin pulpit ministrations next Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Notices warn that throwing dead animals in alleys will be prosecuted. Street Commissioner Geo P Ware urges cleanliness. Major Houston travels to sell separators for Randall company. A. A. Banta plans a Carbondale newspaper. Rev Miss Belle Kennedy returns from Leavenworth. H Schulholtz of Reading, Pa visits brother-in-law.

Mr. Wayne Ohio Street Louisiana Street S.M. Osmond Presbyterian Church Shanklin Place Kentucky Street Osmond Houston Randall Company A. A. Banta Carbondale Osage County Belle Kennedy Leavenworth

Ten Years Ago Notes and Notices

Ten years ago a memorial plan was approved by KU alumni for a athletic field and stadium the project drawn by the alumni association. Birth announced for Orin Junior Golden born April 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Orin R Bales. Invitations sent for the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Parks of Pasadena former longtime Lawrence residents. Mrs Virginia Miller entertained sister Mrs A Allison and others at the country home of N G Walters in Walters-Frienmith event nearby.

Adets Boar Letic Feen Orin Bales Iver Golden Lawrence Walters-Frienmith N.G Walters Ie Rf Smith

Willow Springs fire damages barn and stock

A Willow Springs fire last night damaged a barn with most animals saved by two horses and six cattle, while machinery and grain burned. Frank Sayers named water works manager effective May 1, and J H Jacobs resigns effective then after fourteen years with the company.

Iver Frank Sayers J. H. Jacobs Cate Saters Wit Company Becker Herrington Daisy Orton George Hackman Henry Martin W. A. Guenther Elk’s ‘Hall Eldridge Hall Elks Watson Tennessee Street

Arnstein Held In Theft Case At Taunton Hotel

Jule W Arnstein once linked to an $85 million Wall Street bond theft was held on charges tied to a $32,000 loss from a Taunton Massachusetts hotel owner. He was arrested on Broadway with James Thompson and Harry Fields. Thompson was the only one clearly tied to the Taunton burglary. Arnstein and Fields denied involvement. Arnoldstein has prior prison sentences for conspiracy and grand larceny in major theft cases.

Arnstein Taunton Hotel York Jules W Nicky) Arnstein Wall Street A. Taunton Mass Fanny Brice James Thompson Harry ‘Fields Thompson Taunton Fields le Arnstein Leavenworth Penitentiary Sing Sing

Wuhan Army Collapses as Nationalist Troops Advance

The Wuhan forces collapse and retreat on all fronts as the Wuhan general defects to Nanking, allowing Nationalist troops to penetrate the defense line. Panic and confusion spread in Hankow with refugees fleeing toward foreign concessions. martial law has been proclaimed.

Hankow China Wuhans Wuhan Hwang-Pei Nanking Uhan

Kansas history notes and trial by electric chair

History items from 1877 and 1878 list the Kansas Presbytery meeting in Emporia with moderator W W Curtis preaching the opening sermon. A 1878 note cites E B Reynolds announcing Jim Lawrence signing 100000 temperance pledges. A separate Reuters AP report from West Palm Beach notes Harry McConarty alias T Southworth sentenced to death by electric chair for Horace Wells murder. Kellogg travels Europe with a cold as his party moves toward Havre and Paris.

Kansas Emporia W.W. Curtis E. B. Reynolds Jim Lawrence West Palm’ Beach Fla Harry, McConarty T. Southworth Quincy Mass Horace M. Wells Southampton L. K

De Soto Community News Highlights Local Elections Timely Socials

Desoto residents saw a city election outcome with Clyde Moffitt as mayor and A B Burks J D Buckingham Frank Stricklard F M Gordon and Frank Orrick as council and police judge. Easter activities included a pageant at the Methodist church and a kids party hosted by Mrs. Mayme Scott. Local storms caused property damage ranging from roofs to hen houses, while many families hosted visitors from Lawrence Topeka and Kansas City.

F. L. Hartman Elmer Lawrence A. C.hayden Hayden Joe Paxton Prairie Center L. M. Jewett W.eackley Koeller A. B. Burks J. D. ‘Buckingham Frank Stricklard Frank D. Orrick Mayme Scott Leneeta Carroll Methodist Sunday School W.I. Hill Geddes Harbison Ralph Harbison Harbison Elmer Noteman Harold Noteman Holly*Noteman Kansas City Kan Perry Nease Ruth Woodard H. O. Woodard Eudora Nease Ralph Boone Bf Ware Walter Osborne Monay Pearl Tuck Leo Large Trinity Lutheran Hospital Lola Watts Topeka L. F. Young Kate Jewett Qawrenge M. Jewett Billy Baker Lily Mosely H. C. Linden Linden John Steed Mr. Steed Earl Steed Bud Dowding L. L. Weller Taylor Martin Willard Ca Hugh Dowding Sigma B.S. Taylor Clay Parks J. L. Coons Alta Grocker CG. S. Hambleton Arthur Coker Mr. Coker Parsons Lester Douglas Stephens College Columbia Mabon Tummer Dr. Boone L. Young Earl Tripkos JD. Buckingham Robert David

Lone Star School Enrolls Forty Students in Seventh Grade

The Lone Star school reports an enrollment of about forty students in the seventh grade. Absent or tardy pupils listed include Maxine Flory Venita Bond Arlene Flory Lindell Nellie Johnson Warren Flory Arlene Johnson Ione Anderson Mary Percival Robert McKinney Daley Bond Flory Jr Donald Bond Clara Salburg Frieda Johnson Vena Flory Hazel Ikenberry Betty Lou McKinney Edward Anderson Charles Lindell Fay Miller Della Bond Pharon Miller Donald Flory Kenneth Bond Marguerite Anderson Richard Sanders Anna Lindell Margaret Curtis. Students with an average of 90 or above include Maxine Flory Arlene Flory Nellie Johnson Venita Bond Mary Percival Vena Flory Betty Lou McKinney Anderson Clara Solburg Ines Mae Margate ane.

Lone Star School Maxine Flory Venita Bond Arlene ‘Flory Elmer’ Lindell Nellie Johnson Warren Arlene Ione. Anderson Mary Percival Robert McKinney Daley Bond Martin’ Flory,Jr Donald Bond Clara Salburg Frieda Johnson Vena Flory Hazel Ikenberry Betty Lou Betty Lou McKinney J ‘Anderson Clara Solburg Ines Margate Dietz Ruchol Dietz Opal Mae William Johnson Murry Bond Lon Childs Gottlieb Nieder Emma Nieder Solon Marxley Everett Bond Columbia Porter Bond Ben Kenneth Will Curtis Ne Dietz Kansas City John Dunn Mr. Dunn Robert Wilson Solon Markley Mary Katherine Wesley Flory A. J.+Flory Lone Star Joe’ Flory Murry ‘Bond Will Kingery Gott Fannie” Frantz Bert Plains Marvin Bond Margaret Curtis Roy Curtis Fred Flory Virgil Edward Sanders Esther Flory W. O. Nelson Lawrence Austin Frank Flory Charlie Sanders Pearl Pauline Ikenberry Lila Anderson Charlie Banning Roy Puckett Ellis Bond Donald Anderson Delbert Aileen of Frank’ Flory Kenneth Pearl Johnson Alice Frank Cecil Raymond Marvin Metsker Lon

Lone Star area notes and school scholars list

Hazel Ikenberry Dergson and Vera Flory cite top scholars averaging 90 or better Elmer Lindell Warren Flory Wayne Powell Martin Flory Kenneth Bond Christina Gibson Ruby Gibson Arthur Allen new Lone Star scholars. Otis Lindell hosted a March 24 birthday picnic at the country club with Dr. and Mrs. Nelson and many Law rence locals. Many neighbors and relatives from Lawrence and nearby towns attended visits, dinners, and social events. farm Bureau meetings, a Wiener feast, and Easter observances are noted alongside community errands and road projects. Ground was broken for a new news market on the highway. donations of labor and material encouraged.

Dergson Hazel Ikenberry Vera Flory Elmer Lindell Country Club Margaret Ida Mary Lou E. 0. Clark Miller Frank Nelson Iva Brown Arthur Ivan Rolland Markley Lou Law Mabel Transmier LeRoy Lawrence Otto Dreher Helen Betty Fairview Emma Nieder Carl Hugo August Nieder Henry Metsker Grace Karl Lindel Marvin Metsker Mary Bell Alice John Otis Lindell Dorothea Johnnie Johnson Rudolph Dietz Gottlieb Nieder Emma Wieder Farm Bureau Robert Wilson Homer Flory Theda John Marlin Fred. Flory Murry Bond Will Kingery Kenneth Beryl Potter Norman Bond Elise Dietz Kansas City August Dietz George Roser Philip Roser William Johnson Pearl Johnson Everett Bond Porter Bond Austin Flory Esther Jess Tkenberry Hazel Iane Clarence Parker Lucille Overbrook Donald Anderson Kanwaka Fred Flory Eldon Ulrich Garlisle Potter Lyle Will Curtis Potter Bond Wilbur Sawyer Continental William Johnson Thursay W. O. Nelson Dudley Bond Clifford Christensson Linas Opal Mae jMiss Elsie Dietz Alfred Dietz August Charlie Mowder Lila Anderson Jess Ikenberry Low Childs Marvin Bond Dudley Norman Elornne Ward Gotteb Nieder Robert’ Wilson Joe Flory Margaret Curtis Roy Curtis Esther Flory Rova -Bell Bonse Otter Bond William Nson Olive and Warren Fred Sanders Marvin’ Bond Earl Lindell Ruby Sarah Flory Robert Flory Vena Flory Joe Fiory Lon Childs Lillie Ulrich Gottlieb ‘Nieder Ladies Aid the Valley Cispel Marion Childs Raymond ‘Sanders Austin-Flory Carlisle

Oak Ridge School Board Holds Special Meeting

A special Oak Ridge school board meeting convened Thursday evening at the schoolhouse with members Frank Leon hard Charles Wood and Willard Morgan present. High school students Elda Clevenger and Helen Harmon visited Bleakley school Monday. The school election is set for April 12 at Oakridge and Bleakley. A severe Saturday night storm damaged trees roofs and lines. Joshua Clevenger’s remodeling for a filling station was torn down. Despite the weather many attended Easter morning services. Mr and Mrs L Mathia and Miss Dorothy Henry of Kansas City were mentioned.

Lou Penner David Jew Walter Reid Bonner Springs Earless Miles Hackler Canton Robert Turner John Penner Grant Reeves Angeles Calif Charles Sparks Sparks Fred Hackler Alex Catton Vina McCann Gardner Ard Earl Steed Desoto High School Desoto Kaw Valley Wellborn High School Linwood Doris’ Phillips Mildred DeWeese Mae Smith Plac DeSato DeSato DeSoto Junior and Senior High School Miss. Olinger Coy Miss Olinger Lawrence Nettie Henson Frank Leonhard Charles Wood Willard Morgan Elda Clevenger Helen Harmon Bleakley Oakridge Bleakley School Rder Joshua Clevenger L.mathia Dorothy ‘Henry Kansas City

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