Journal World front page misc. text
Lawrence Kans paper issues standard business and distribution notes plus staff names and a Friday April 11 1930 dateline. It lists W Murray as president and Oles Simons as business manager with Lawrence office details, typical subscription rates, Associated Press and Audit Bureau notices, and a prompt for late arrivals.
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Tournal-World
Oysmtone
W. Murray
Oleh Simons
Massachusetts
York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Madison Ave
Associated Press
Lotas
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Lawrence
Kansas
SSS Ee
Illinois World Court Message Fails To Dominate Campaign
Mrs. McCormick defeated her opponent by about 260000 votes and says the result is a mandate to oppose the United States entry into the world court. James Hamilton Lewis vows the liquor plank as a major campaign issue, highlighting local concerns over national foreign affairs. The world court topic is unlikely to drive Illinois voters in the upcoming campaign.
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Illinois
McCormick
Ilinois
James Hamilton Lewis
Lewis
United States
Highway Refunds For Pioneer Districts Mark Kansas Road History
Kansas highway refunds begin as state pays back property owners in early booster districts for funds used in building Highway 40. No interest charged. prior taxes via gasoline tax aid and state program funded expansion. Recognition of pioneers' contribution expressed. Lawrence talk contrasts Gandhi era India with American revolution complexities amid India's unrest.
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State of
Kansas
Douglas County
State Highway Commission
India Dominion Status Hope Amid Global Tensions
The piece notes Britain’s Indian leadership guiding toward self governing status, compares it to Canada, and cites concerns over imperial stability. It also discusses Wall Street’s renewed market activity, a six year naval treaty timeline, and President Coolidge’s continued public life plans. Kansas wheat suffers from drought despite sporadic rain, with Kaw valley moisture concerns and growing economic weather chatter.
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Kansas
Kaw Valley
Kaw
University Baseball Club names varsity lineup for coming season
Friday afternoon a large crowd on the ball grounds selected the nine for the varsity team. Standouts named include Little Rankin Lovelace Williams Stocks Perry Hays and Tv lf. Spengler was badly injured behind the plate and will miss next Saturday. Robbery at Kansas Clothing store reported. two suspicious men seen. Levy store entered with 200 in goods stolen. thieves at large. Master Ray Phillips celebrated his eighth birthday with about twenty friends. Berteldes Co seed house growing as a substantial local institution with trade doubling since last year. Amusements for the week include Uncle Tom's CabinTuesday, Mother Goose Wednesday, and Alvin Joslin Friday.
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The
University
Little
Yi Rankin
Lovelace
Williams
Stocks
Perry
Hays
Spengler
Charlie Prentice
Journal
Phillip Rheinschild
Kansas
C. Levy
Ray Phillips
Berteldes & Co
Harold W. Guest
Margaret Ann
Violet Fairchild
Betty Ebright
Lawrence
W. M. Holliday
Grover Brumfield
Kansas City
Baldwin High School
Lawrence High School
Faetwood
J. A. Eastwood
Laura Margaret
Jeanette
W. H. Dempsey
Annie Carpenter
John Harper
Butler
Minnie Thomas
Carpenter
Blough
Baldwin
Zed Wright
Osage City
A. Lane
Wallace
Kan
Knoise
Liewrence
Swartz
Homer C. Prentice
Los Angeles
Cal
Baker
W. B. Fleming
Newton
Bacer
Trinity Methodist Church
Ottawa
Velma Anderson
Margaret Ann Hunt
Mary
Pairchild
Alvin F. Baker
Maurice Frye
Leonard Waring
E. L. Gerer
C. E. Francis
Old Virginia
A. E. Tunin
Oliver Price
Francis Spencer
Topeka
Material Arriving For New Telephone Exchange In Town
The entry details unloading of materials on Vermont street for a new telephone exchange. About $38,000 worth of material is on hand with more to come. Miss Pearl Toms is ill at her North Lawrence home with rheumatism. Solon Summerfield, manager of Paul Gilmore's Friday night appearance in The Mummy and the Humming Bird, is introduced. Mrs. F. H. Snow suffered a serious injury yesterday while reaching to...
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Vermont Street
Summerfield
F. H. Snow
Woman Hurt In Fall At Home
Mrs. Snow fell onto a shelf injuring her face with serious swelling. Doctors could not determine bone damage due to severe swelling. Visitors to Topeka for Paderewski included Maude Miller Harriet Greis Maude Cooke Mrs A R Moses Grace Moses Pearl Smith and Lulu Gardner.
Pie social raises near one hundred dollars for Social Service hospital
Ten years ago on Friday April 11 a pie social and dance at Holloway Hall hosted by South Lawrence ladies raised almost a hundred dollars for the Social Service hospital. Auctioneers and novelty contests boosted pie prices up to 3.50 while organizers included Mrs. Akers Graeber Karnes and Mrs. Al Graeber.
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Social Service Hospital
Holloway Hall
South Lawrence
Walter Johns
John Akers
Albert Graeber
M. C. Karnes
al Graeber
E. Harrison
Paul
Harrison
Baton Rouge
Gaunt
Alton
Kan
J. B. Mack
E.G. Heck
Billings
Mont
Robert Guentert
Kansas History Snapshot Fatalities in 1883 1884
In 1883 Judge Nathan Price, a Kansas pioneer, is found dead in his Troy office. In 1884 General George W. Dietzler, a noted Kansas soldier, dies in Tucson, Arizona.
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Nathan Price
Troy
George W. Deitzler
Kansas
Tucson
Ariz
Measles Epidemics and Early Aircraft Speed Talk
Measles caused heavy deaths in Fiji in 1775 with broncho pneumonia as a leading killer. The text notes measles susceptibility, complications, and a serum-based prevention idea. Washington reports air travel won’t beat ground transport unless cruising speeds reach 200 mph and terminals are close to city centers. Also mentions black diamond harder than gem diamond by 3 percent per US Bureau of Mines measurements.
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Fiji Islands
Washington
Clarence M. Young
Department of Commerce For Aeronautics
United States Bureau of Mines
Diamond Necklace Mystery Ends In Disappearance
Jacqueline Grey frets as a stolen ten thousand pound diamond necklace vanishes from a palm in her hotel suite. Detective McAllister questions Jacqueline while Teddy Montrose offers cautious counsel. The case ends with the necklace gone and Jacqueline spared from arrest, leaving her and Teddy to assess their feelings.
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Porter Mason
Circe’s
Jacqueline
Arthur Carew
McAllister
Teddy
Teddy Montrose
Indian sled day with Little Black Clock tale
John and Peggy follow the Little Black Clock to an Indian settlement where winter returns. Indian children invite them to sled on hairless hide sleds for a long, joyous afternoon. Mothers praise the fun while the clock explains why shaved hides help later for moccasins.
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John
Peggy
Ineke
Jokn
Percy
Pegey
Flashes of Life News Snippets From Around the World
AAP items report varied vignettes from New York and abroad including broker Earl W. Hance selling a stock exchange seat for 415000 and planning another for sand 000. It notes sailors turned away from Seaman's Institute due to intoxication and praise for water-front improvements. Turkey lists three kinds of drunks. Benjamin Milkman renamed Milton by court order. Ephraim Rosenberg recalls New Yorkers’ honesty after losing a pocketbook containing 1937. In Florence Mrs J Walter Spalding backs 32000 for a season of symphony concerts.
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Associated Press
New York
Earl W. Hance
Stock Exchange
Seaman's Church Institute
Woman's Committee For Law Enforcement
Douglas Matthews
Institute
Stamboul
Turkey
Nashville
Benjamin Milkman
Milton
Ephraim Rosenberg
Berlin
Florence
Italy
J. Walter Spalding
Albert ‘Spalding
Senate vows strict review of London naval treaty
Washington Senate members promise close scrutiny of the London naval treaty as part of domestic coverage. Hoover talks by radio to President Yrigoyen in Buenos Aires while New York's Frances Starr seeks a Reno divorce from Haskell Coffin the illustrator. Justice finds Basil Miles died of natural causes. House votes 96 to 3 against a provision allowing presidential reorganization of veterans agencies. St Louis covered Wayton train.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Yrigoyen
Argentina
Buenos Aires
New York
Francess Starr
Haskell Coffin
Department of Justice
Basil Miles
Washington—House
St. Louis
Baldwin Leaders Attend Women’s Conference in Wichita
Dean Grace Irwin and Miss Mary Ann Lawrence attended the Southwest Central Sectional Conference of the AAUW in Wichita as Baldwin Branch delegates. The item lists numerous local residents visiting, illness updates, social events, Baker College activities, and Farm Bureau plans for April with speakers, studies, and demonstrations.
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Grace Irwin
Mary Ann Lawrence
Wichita
American Association of University Women
Baldwin
C. H. Johntz
Kansas City
Margaret
Baker
Commemorating Oregon Trail Expedition Centennial
Foreign: London Naval parley to end next week with a three power pact. Italy and France may join later. Oran: Duchess of Bedford lands on first leg London to Capetown. Jerusalem: British troops guard Easter festivals amid tensions. The Hague: U S votes rise to 40 ayes in codification conference. dispute over nationality convention and women.
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London
Italy
France
Paris
Billy
Oran
Algeria
Duchess of Bedford
Capetown
Jerusalem
Hague
United States
Jone
America
Leisure Hour club hosts celebration and plans officers
Baldwin with parents Rev and Mrs E H Spencer attended a Leisure Hour meeting with Mrs Collins Alexander and many members. President Mrs Clarence E Holcombe gifted bride Mrs Warren Wilcox etched tumblers, a club gift. A nominating committee was formed. Hostess Mrs F E Wolf and Mrs W W Wilcox served lunch. Guest Mrs John Ayres of Jacksonville Illinois attended. Next meeting set for April 22 at Mrs Frank Hardin's home.
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S. A. Deel
W. H. Garrett
H. K. Ebright
F. E. Wolf
W. W. Wilcox
John Ayres
Jacksonville
Ill
Frank Hardin
Clinton and Belvoir social and church notes highlight May convention
Clinton Belvoir Royal Neighbors met at Kanwaka hall with fourteen members and guests from Lawrence camp, planning a May 1 convention hosted by Clinton camps. Clinton P T A elected officers for the next term, discussed a county reading program, and planned a May meeting in Clinton. Community events include Sunday services, school closure April 16, 4 H and Presbyterian activities, and condolences for Mrs. Ellen Anderson.
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Harry Allen
Wichita
Will Allen
Columbus
Chester Baldwin
Belvoir Royal
Kanwaka Hall
Lawrence Camp
Clinton Cemetery
Tueday
Lawrence
Effie Kampschroder
Walter
Huby
Laverne
Thelma Fern
Ernest Nelson
Topeka
Bessie Murphy
Mattie Kampschroder
Lucy Heine
Charles Herschel
Luella
Elaine
Kenneth
Charles
Walter Harrell
Wayne
Richard
Apple Pie
Ebon Anderson
Ethra Anderson
Wisconsin
H. B. Humphrey
Fanny
Hall
Ellen Anderson
Albert Anderson
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Anderson
Carl
Nebraska
Clinton
Leslie Demerritt
Clinton Township
Presbyterian
Luella Herschell
Christian Endeavor
Jesson
Fred Bald
Walter Stott
Baldwin
Carl Woodward
C. E
Tresbyterian Church
Charles Nemic
Trene
Banning
Losh
Richland
Ridgeway
Veteran Richland citizen Losh of 63 years obituary
March 30 obituary notes the death of Mr. Losh born in 1845 in Pennsylvania. A Civil War veteran and longtime Richland resident, he married in 1867 and had six sons and a daughter who died in infancy. He and his wife joined the Methodist church five years ago, and a large crowd attended his funeral at the chapel cemetery.
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Mr. Losh
Pennsylvania
Richland
Methodist Church
M. J. Murphy
Bessie
Esther
Rose Louise
Moreland Baldwin
Frank Buchheim
Watson
William Cummings
Myrabelle
Lawrence
Arthur Cummings
Arthur Losh
Melvin
Kan
Eugene Gibler
Frank Bidinger
Jack Gibler
Washington
Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Eare
Gly-Cas Patient Praises Vegetable Remedy In Lawrence
Mr. G. M. Campbell of 837 Maine Street Lawrence credits Gly-Cas with ending months of indigestion nervousness and rheumatism. After two boxes he reports complete relief renewed appetite and restful sleep. Gly-Cas Man promotes the remedy at Round Corner Drug Store Lawrence as a notable local discovery.
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Bays Lawrence Electrician
G. M. Campbell
Maine Street
Lawrence
Ner Drug Store
Campbell
Round Corner
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Dean Paul Lawson
Lawson
Canada
Wall Street
United States Senate
Publishers Syndicate
Sixth
O. Curd
Kennedy
West Side Study Club
Je. Smith
W. B. Kennedy
Idaho
Haskell Farm
George Bowman
Haskell Institute
Massachusetts Street
Mr. Bowman
Haskell
Gabiey Madicie
Ai Jacqueline
BIC Ene
Scotland Yard
Altho
Mr. McAllister
Circe
Miss Grey
Teadisen
Imore
Richard Storr
Mary Graham Bonner
Baldwin News
Oregon Trail
Clinton Belvoir
Lawrence National Bank
Wolfs Book Store
Mass
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