The Journal World Notice and Historic London Talk
Entered at the Lawrence Kansas post office as second class matter. If you do not receive your Journal-World by 7 pm call the office. April 12 1930 features Purity and Isolation with Hoover praising naval parity with England and noting the US isolationist stance. Edison reports a giant gold rod plant for latex rubber and hay fever concerns.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Hoover
United States
England
Flint Hills Pasturage Suit and Kansas Weather Talk
The Flint Hills designation for Kansas pasturage is favored over bluestem. Emporia Gazette warns heavy rain within thirty days is needed to avoid financial ruin for stock raisers. A science forum weighs the universe’s clock with Millikan’s view. Kansas City’s new mayor seeks progress but salaries for police remain unpaid. A physician who diagnoses by letters and prescribes over the radio gains popularity.
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Flint
Flint “Hills
Kansas
Board of Agriculture
Emporia Gazette
New York
Robert A. Millikan
Earth
Kansas City
Piracy Survives Along Chinese Coast Despite Modern Views
A corner of the world still hosts flourishing piracy in waters off China's coast. The issue gains attention as Britain proposes arming guards to counter the threat, challenging beliefs that piracy belongs to a vanished era.
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China
Piracy Debate and Haiti Rumors Highlight Dispatches
The passage notes British merchant ships in danger as critics warn pirates target unguarded vessels while armed ships are spared. It describes China’s government failing to curb piracy, and Haiti is portrayed in dispatches as a land of wild rumors, likened to Lawrence before a city election.
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Hongkong
Haiti
Old Home Town Church Dedication Set for Sunday
The Kaw Valley M E church near Billy Hughes’s residence will be dedicated next Sunday April 18 with Rev Dr Jones officiating. Mrs Ema A Lewis leaves today for Boston for a year with Mrs Barnes. Mr Rice of New York admitted to practice in state courts. Fred H Kingman to Boston for permanent residence. Private tuition offered by W O Carpenter for two pupils in classics math English lit bookkeeping and freehand drawing.
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Kaw Valley M. E
Dr. Jones
Billy Hughes
Ema A. Lewis
Boston
Barnes
Caty
Rice
New York
Fred H. Kingman
Kingman
Society of
Lawrence
W. O. Carpenter
Lock Box
Tennessee Street
Ground broken for Bowersock mill and campus tennis plans
In Lawrence this week 23 years ago ground was broken for the Bowersock mill with completion expected before the new wheat market. KU students discussed a tennis club with a grounds committee and a May tournament planned. Will Freese and family returned from Oklahoma to visit Lawrence before heading to Colorado. Herbert H. Hunt left for San Antonio to work as Parker show advance man. Mrs Julia May Randall and Peter H Weeks married at the bride’s parents home 825 Ohio Street, Rev Wm B Hutchinson officiating. The couple planned a short visit to Vinland before settling in a North Lawrence home recently purchased by Weeks.
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Bowersock
K. U
Will Freese
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Colorado
Herbert H. Hunt
San Antonio
Texas
Julia May Randall
Peter H.weeks
Vineland
James Brooks
Ohio Street
Wm. B. Hutchinson
First Baptist Church
Dinner parties honor guests and a street accident in Lawrence
Mrs L H Perkins hosted a six o clock dinner for Miss Emma Haskell of Boston guest of Mr and Mrs T E Griesa while Dr H M Elsey hosted guests for Dr E C Franklin of Leland Stanford University formerly chemistry professor at Kansas University. Rex Banker six is struck by a Ford near the Methodist church. injuries not serious. Justin Kirby of Hartford Kan formerly with Merchants Bank visits Lawrence. he now owns a bank there. Use Journal World Want ads to sell used furniture.
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Miss Haskell
L. H. Perkins
Emma Haskell
Boston
T. E. Griesa
E. C. Franklin
H. M. Elsey
E C. Franklin
Leland Stanford University
Kansas University
E. H. S. Bailey
H. P.J. Cady
F. B. Davis
R. G.O' Brewster
G. W. Stratton
Franklin
Rex Banker
C. P. Banker
Ohio
Justin Kirby
Hartford
Kan
Lawrence
Kirby
Merchants Bank Shere
Bank At
Hurd Appointed Associate Justice of Kansas Supreme Court
Theodore A. Hurd of Leavenworth is appointed associate justice of the Kansas Supreme Court to succeed David J. Brewer, in a decision recorded on this date in Kansas history.
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Theodore A. Hurd
Leavenworth
Kansas Supreme Court
David J. Brewer
Whooping Cough Facts and Vaccine Insight
A historical health briefing explains whooping cough as a contagious germ driven disease that causes spasmodic coughing with a distinctive whoop. It notes high child impact, winter prevalence, transmission via shared items, long contagion, and the value of vaccines in reducing duration and severity.
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United States
Overnight News Digest Snapshot From United States
AP led summary reports Secretary Turley ill with digestive disturbance in Washington while mentions Martinsburg Oprah export debenture for farm relief. conferees agree on wool tariff schedule. Newport News chief of Chesapeake Flying Service injured in crash. Wichita aviator Thunder slond dies from glider crash injuries. Foreign items note British naval treaty savings, League of Nations conference call, South Africa voting rights for women, and a battleship arrival with Queen Victoria’s body.
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Associated Press
Washington
Turley
Martinsburg
W. Va
Oprah
Newport News
W. C. Moss
Chesapeake Flying Service
Wichita
Kan
Thunderslond
Foreign
Sheffield
England
Alexander
London
Henderson
League of Nations
Capetown
South Africa
Stockholm
Bishop Wise
Bishop Wise to preach at Trinity church Sunday services
The Rt. Rev. James Wise bishop of Kansas will preach at the 11 o'clock service at Trinity Episcopal Church tomorrow morning He will also confirm a class of candidates and serve as celebrant at the 8 o'clock Holy Communion with a corporate communion for Episcopal University students He will address the students at a breakfast in the parish house afterward.
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James Wise
D. D
Kansas
Trinity Episcopal Church
Wise S
Holy Communion
Episcopal University
Teddy Declares Himself and Jacqueline's Dilemma
Chapter 24 reveals Jacqueline stunned by Teddy Montrose's silent absence and a faded romance. He writes a heartfelt confession, she reevaluates love, and the pair acknowledge a possible future only if circumstances change. The ongoing necklace mystery shadows their choices as Detective McAllister closes in on movements.
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Teddy
Jacqueline
Shea
Percival Wilde's The Devil's Booth Second Printing
Florida mastoiditis last winter forced playwright Percival Wilde to write to distract illness. The Devil's Booth, his first novel, went to a second printing before publication last week.
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Florida
Percival Wilde
Wilde
Home of the Snow and Everest Awe Kids
The Little Black Clock whisks John and Peggy to the Himalayas dubbed the Home of the Snow. They admire endless white, glaciers, and Mount Everest while dreaming of someday climbing the world’s highest peak. The scene hints that no one has reached the top yet.
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Himalaya
Asia
John
Peggy
Mount Everest
The Saltis mob figure called Joe nears quiet retirement
The long career of Saltis henchman Joe ends in a plan for peaceful old age in a sylvan setting. Once tied to gangland feuds, trials, and violent slayings, his Saltisville estate now features two nine hole golf courses and a clubhouse with sleeping quarters for 26, amid a town of 62 residents, 26 of them employed by him.
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Dingsbat
Oberta
Saltis
Joe
Dion O’banion
O’banion
Mitters
Foley
Hymie” Weiss
O'Banion
Weiss
Saltisville
Baldwin News Local Visit Highlights and Schedule
Mr and Mrs J Edward Hedges of Kansas City spent last weekend in Baldwin with his parents Mr and Mrs J Q Scott. They were joined by their niece Theola Field of Chicago. Miss Norma Lockwood returned Monday from a two week visit with her sister Mrs Emmett Brown and Mr Brown in Eldorado. Baker's baseball schedule lists April 12 Haskell at Lawrence.
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J. Edward Hedges
Kansas City
Baldwin
Hedge
J. Q. Scott
Neice
Theola Field
Chicago
Norma Lockwood
Emmett Brown
Mr. Brown
Eldorado
Baker
Haskell
Lawrence
Iowa State Schedule Note From Regional Games
April 18 Iowa State at home then April 22 College of Emporis at home. April 28 Rockhurst hosts visit. Umpire for the Iowa State game will be Zack Wheat, formerly with Haver and the Brooklyn Nationals.
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Iowa State
College of Emporis
Rockhurst
Zack
Wheat
Haver
Brooklyn Nationals
Saltis Leaves the Racket for Gentleman Farmer Life
Chicago report says Joe Saltis, his wife and children, will quit organized crime to become a landowner in Saltis ville, Wisconsin, after Capone’s return from prison. Saltis promised detectives his farewell performance and claimed he sunk $100,000 in a small town venture.
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Joe Saltis
Capone
Saltis
Saltisville
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