Lawrence Journal Advertiser 1921 shipping rates and postal note
The Lawrence Kans paper lists subscription rates and delivery details, noting a daily or weekly price and a per year advance rate. It references the Associated Press and Post Office entrustment, urging readers to report missing issues between 7 and 7:30. It mentions a Kansas City stadium union movement and an upcoming canvass of University alumni and former students.
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King’s Mouth
Burton to Speak at Topeka On 1922 Gubernatorial Bid
Salina political figure J R Burton set to address Topeka meeting tonight. Reported to reveal plans as a nonpartisan league gubernatorial candidate amid controversy over county party activities and alleged legal protections. British tensions noted alongside domestic political stir.
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J. R.burton
Salina
Topbka
Burton County
Far Party
Burton
Tar
Barton Court
Pacifying Colombia treaty inches toward ratification this week
United States faces approval of a £25,000,090 settlement linked to Panama’s independence. Debates center on Colombia’s claim and Pan American relations with critics like Senator Hiram Johnson opposing large sums. Governments weigh economic, political effects as eastern tours and city contracts emerge.
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United States
Panama
Becaue
Hiram Johnson
Wiper
Slagkman
Theatore Tlodsereit
Coloombia
Pan- Amerfedh
United.States
Retailers urged to keep stock as mail order threat grows
A manufacturing firm warns that retailers risk losing customers to mail order if they stock too leanly while wholesale prices drop. Consumers face stockouts as inquiry meets unavailability, threatening future trade. Retailers should maintain full inventories and reassure patrons readiness to serve.
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Jate
Butti
Pity of the great movie public over a jailed actress
A California actress bound for repair shop faces jail despite a minor offense. The public clamor to make amends reflects the film world’s sympathy. Gardeners note subdued March enthusiasm as weather dampens plans, while practical farmers press on despite conditions.
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California
Tiffy Years Ago in Lawrence
Reprinted from the Republican Daily Journal April 18 1871 notes the city superintendent of whosts earns 800 annually and argues that salary is too low for a competent person to devote full time to the post. It mentions stock events on the Kaw and a popular Sunday division, with references to a ferry offer of 3000 and a bank building project. The bridge lease is discussed as a contentious issue with the city council and a resulting outcome referenced as a failure or setback.
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Lawrence items from 1895 note local events and academy meeting
A 1895 Lawrence column recalls Parnell becoming Clinton township assessor and moving toward the county clerk post. About thirty A. O. U. W. members surprised the Eudora lodge with a train ride and a pleasant evening. Prof. W. H. Johnson of Emporia attends Kansas Academy of Language and Literature gathering, which adjourned after a banquet and elected officers: President W. H. Carry, Secretary Meddie O. Hamilton, Treasurer B. W. Woodward, with an executive committee to be named.
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Parnell
Clinton Township
Lawrence A. O. U. W
Eudora Lodge
W. H Johnson
Emporia
Lawrerite High School
Kansas Academy of Language and Literature
W. H. Carry
Kansas University
Meddie O. Hamilton
Winfield
B. W. Woodward
Taprrenees
Fa. Hin
Memorials Plan for Centralia Legion Lost Soldiers
A Weekly item describes the American Legion memorial project in Centralia Washington. It mentions erecting memorials to four legion members killed in action and notes a fundraising appeal and a June ceremony led by local veterans.
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Retora Memorials Committee
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American Legion
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Kansan Statesman Eyes Shift in Lt Governor Role
In Topeka Kansas discussions arise about halting seclatk and the impact on governance. Governor Allen may not attend events as Lt Governor Hoffman and Arnold of Coldwater, Kansas, join with highway association officials en route, with Topeka and Columbus cited in sociability and party plans.
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Kansas
Columbus
T Haahen
Albert Pike
Allen
Motors
Robe L. Shoup
Govener Twoffman
Boor Anold
Coldwater
Jayhawk Division chief gains praise in Lawrence drive
A telegram from Harold Constant congratulates UG A Poor on leading Kansas Jayhawk division as the drive opened in Kansas City this morning. Lawrence residents, Jayhawkers, and University supporters celebrate the future of KU while discussing the division's strong prospects. Window Glass advertised by Matthews stands out in local notices.
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Stadium Au Lere
Kansas City
Contested Prohibitions and Delegates Gather in Washington
Fragmentary report notes a vote to ban Tiquer import into the Province. The Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution plans to assemble in Washington with five delegates expected. Chiara and other leaders are anticipated for national convention seating. Young Wood of Pennsylvania seeks election at a trustees meeting.
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Washington
Chisara
Trizh Republic
Yoong Sreanard
Privet
Unity O of
Pennsylvania
Final Casualty Report Completes State Totals for WWI
Topeka Kan April 18 Kan sas deaths in the World War excluding navy and marine corps total 2212 per Adj Gen Charles Fo Maytin. More than half died of disease 285. Killed in action 191, from wounds 215, other causes 39, and sustenance 42. Navy 1463, national guard 337, regular army 118, enlisted reserve 11, army officers 10, emergency OV S 88. Publication aims to document service for libraries and public institutions.
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Kansas
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Marine Corps
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Biartin
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Cups
Othe Navy
Suidie
Martin
Poppy Memorial Flower Adopted by American Legion
The American Legion has adopted the poppy as its Memorial Day flower and will distribute thousands of red silk replicas across the country on May 0. The artificial flowers were crafted by orphans of the American and French Children's League, founded by Mime Anna E. Guerin to honor the bond between nations. The poppy serves as the league’s emblem and the children act as guardians of graves of American soldiers who died in France.
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American Legion
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Legion
Flanders Fields
American
Children’s League
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League
France
Close Up View Of President Harding In Kansas Towns
Raymond Clapper writer for Graduate Magazine profiles Warren G Harding as a relatable Midwestern leader. He notes Harding’s simple directness, openness to press, and hobby of helping the needy, citing moments at the White House and National Press Club.
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Harry M. Daughhtery
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