Subscriptions Rates and Notices From Lawrence Kans Journal
A Lawrence Kansas newspaper snippet lists subscription rates and mailing details, plus staff representatives in Chicago and New York. It notes Associated Press rights and publication terms, with a note on home delivery timing and a religious-era quotation.
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Kansas
Audit study urged to guide Lawrence city finances
Readers urged that the recent city audit be used to reform budgeting and public services in Lawrence. The piece argues for a comprehensive, coordinated review of community business, linking school, city and public programs to the city’s income and debt, with better trialing of future returns.
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New York Papers Fight Corn Country Bias On Follies Ban
New York papers argue Emporia bar on the Follies hurts Ness Yorkers, claiming it will block tickets as Emporians head east. The Times notes clever job claims for rural residents but says the ban complicates access to entertainment for city residents.
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Humorous Debate Echoes in New York Prohibition Hearing
The piece discusses defense of public viewing in Emporia and jokes about New York humor during a prohibition hearing in Washington. It notes laughter at senators admitting liquor prices and references crime records of Gerald Chapman and a Kansas City columnist.
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Kansas City Star
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Kansas City
Old Home Town Sign of Spring in Lawrence
Spring signs bloom in Lawrence with new sidewalk work on Rhode Island Street and repairs on Kentuky and Quincy mains. Judge J P Usher notes a small stream on Adams Street. Col H L Moore departs for Trinidad to wind down Moore & Bennett branch. Charles H Gower sells his stake to James H Gow trustee and withdraws from the firm. Fort Scott lecture by Mrs H F Starett and Miss Alice Coleher benefit concert planned here next week.
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Frank Howard
Rhode Island Street
West Side
Quincy
H. L. Moore
Trinidad
Colo
Moore & Bennett
Charles H. Gower
Gower Brothers & Houghtelin
Doug County Mills
James H. Gow
Chas
Gower
Kentucky
H. FE. Starett
Fort Scott
Alice ‘Coldher
Coleher
Lawrence
Local notices and society items from the Journal area
Twenty five years ago Webb McCain injured his hand in the elevator at the Journal building this morning. Ground floor work begins on a new metal ceiling in the corner room of the Eldridge building to house Lawrence Drug Co and J P Ross. Judges Whitman and Banks will have offices in the New Divide waiting room. Griges will occupy an office on Gen Wilder Street. A new high school society Delta Omicron Omicron formed. Five young men arrived Saturday with red and white colors. Mr and Mrs James Means moved from Emporia to live here. Hannah Oliver hosted Monty evenings for Ed Copley who departs tomorrow for California. Miss Virgie McCrory hosted a seven-girl luncheon Saturday. Guests included Caroline Armsby Katherine Sellars Esther Wilson Stella Faton Maybelle Way Oliver Gondry and Jeanette Welch. Belle Welch confined at home due to illness. Dr A Prank Kerns, former Lawrence dentist, elected mayor tremillian. J I McClasky of this area celebrated her birthday with a family reunion at home.
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Journal
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Lawrence Drug Company
J. P. Ross
Whitman Land Judge Banks
Wilder St
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Katherine Sellars
Esther Wilson
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Maybelle Way
Oliver Gondry
Jeanette Wa
Belle’ Welch
Pr. A. Prank Kerns
Lawrence Reveral
Tremillian
J J. I. McClasky
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Today’s Events Mark Historic Birthdays and Milestones
The newspaper notes the 200th birth anniversary of Lewis Morris a New York signer of the Declaration of Independence and recalls the 100th anniversary of a duel between Henry Clay and John Randolph after heated Senate debates. It also mentions greetings to King Albert I of England on his birthday and reports President Coolidge addressing the Pan American Congress in Washington. A statue unveiling for Edward Douglass White in New Orleans is announced and reference is made to the first girls agricultural...
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New York
Henry Clay
John Randolph
Senate
King Albert
England
Coolidge
Pan-American Congress
Washingon
Edward Douglass White
U.S
Louisiana
United States
New Orleans
Girls’ Agricultural
Opened in Palestine School by International Women’s Unionist
A school in Palestine established by the International Women's Unionist Organization at Nahaial is to be opened today by Lady Sama 1, wife of the former high commissioner, as part of local education efforts. The item notes the event and key organizer.
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International Women's Unionist Organization
Nahaial
Sama 1
Mary Pickford Fame Backed By Family Background
The piece notes Miss Mary Pickford as the world's most famous woman at thirty three, tracing her rise from Gladys Smith of Toronto to global film stardom. It highlights her family’s profession, early stage work, and rapid success on screen across American and international markets. It also briefly mentions medical clinic attendance and a divorce filing by Lida Kennard against Edward Kennard.
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Sehance
Miss Pickford
Smith
Gladys Smith
Toronto
Globe
Organ Recital by Helen Marcell at Frazer Hall
University of Kansas student Helen Marcell presents an organ recital in Frazer Hall with soprano Margaret Drennon and accompanist Louise Miller. The program includes Bach, Franck, Karg Elert, Handel, Vidor, Scott and more.
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School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
C. S&s Skilton
Iorgan
Frazer Hall
Margaret. Drennon
Louise Miller
Bach
Franck
Mike Drennon
KC Kansas radio Evening Schedule Features City Talk
KEKU At University of Kansas airs tonight with a talk on The National Importance of Cities. Folded program includes student music by Helen Stockwell and Lorene Grant, a short radio playlet, campus news bulletins, and an address by Mrs. A H Ree broadcast from Memorial Hall in Topeka to the Kansas Branch of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers.
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School of Fine Arts
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Lorene Grant
Allen Crafton
Department of Speech and Dramatic Art
A. H. Ree
Philadelphia
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Memorial Hall
Topeka
Lawrence Gets Factory Loaned For Thuntile Tile Plant
Lawrence Duntile Company opens a cement building tile works at 846 East 1Sth street. Dr W C McConnell and son Howard McConnell own and manage, with J H Bagley and W H Dian-Mir Co of Holland, Mich providing equipment. The tile product is a strong low absorption cement tile claimed to be cheaper than brick.
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East 1Sth Street
W. CL. McConnell
Howard McConnell
Lawrence Duntile Company
J. H. Bagley
W. H. Dian - Mir Co
Holland, Mich
Real Estate Transfers and Local House Building News
Real estate transfers include Charles F Daniels and wife to Sarah J Melton for Lot 19 in Sinclair’s addition with $9300 consideration. Miriam Hughes Childress and M F E Honn hold undivided halves of several lots on Elm Street in Baldwin for $500. John I Beck and wife sell strip in Earl’s addition for $1. John F Beck and wife sell another strip in Earl’s addition for $1. Dairy specialist J W Linn of Manhattan, with county agent HL Col Glazier, plans a Leavenworth county contesting association. Bond, a former farmer, is building a cottage at 830 Rhode Island Street and aims to reach Lawrence soon.
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J. W. Linn
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Late Star
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Elks Install Officers After Meeting on Vermont Street
Newly elected Elks officers were installed at last evening's meeting in club rooms on Vermont street. F. W. McDonald was exalted ruler, C. A. Hunter leading knight, J. R. Good loyal knight, C. G. Carl lecturing knight, C. W. Carman secretary, G. W. Kuhne treasurer, Ernest Seidel trustee, Emil Hartig tyler, Gene Glahn esquire, William Underwood inner guard, and C. F. H. Tucker chaplain. Refreshments followed the ceremony as about 140 members attended.
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Tyler
Gene Glahn
Esquire
William Underwood
C. FH. Tucker
Easter Guests and Society News in Baldwin Area
Baldwin residents enjoy Easter visits from family and friends including Misses Eustacia and Florence Bennett and others. Local events feature the Ballwin AAUW meeting with a play Over The Wall and social refreshments.
Easter Services And Community Notes Highlight Baker News
Easter Sunday at First Methodist featured a dramatic Easter story and choral music as Rev. John Maclean preached on The Message of Easter. Nearby, M Hutchins, a Baldwin resident aged about ninety, died after a short illness. Community events included a tote for Ginling College, a charity fete at the old T. C. Hall, recitals at Emporia Teachers College, and local social activities with neighbors and families sharing reports from Knowledge Hill and surrounding towns.
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Mrs T M Duncan Dies Near Paola After Illness
Mrs T M Duncan, known to Douglas county residents, died at her Paola home February 20 after poisoning and other complications from eating oysters. Surviving are her husband T A Duncan and four children Grace Davee Orrin Duncan N Duncan J Duncan, plus nine grandchildren and two sisters. Services were held at the Presbyterian church with burial in Paola Cemetery.
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Prohibition hearing and farm relief on Washington agenda
Scrambled brief notes show a Prohibition hearing and farm relief items in the Congress agenda. A Steck Brookhart contest lingers before the Senate while the House handles laylation program and a Queer Accident Newton reference appears amid scattered names and stray phrases. The garbled text includes Gates of Ainley Kerr struck on the leg by a hoard curtain and snow blocking a train near Emporia, with partial names and fragments.
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