Haitian progress under 1915 treaty gains momentum
A detailed report to John H. Kosell shows Haiti’s rehabilitation under the 1915 treaty advancing across public works sanitation health and order. Navy personnel train Haitian engineers expand roads telephones bridges and aids. Public health expands hospitals and clinics despite limited funding, with notable gains in education and administration as American withdrawal approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poyt-au-Prince
Haiti
Associated Press
John H. Kosell
Gondarmerie
Navy
Port au-Prince
Cape Haitien
Santo Domingo
Maui
Tirtugas Island
Maganry Jrark
Local School and Community Events Featured in Week’s News
Grove Walnut residents gathered for a Monday evening visit at the John Garret home. Eudora High School trainer Norma and her class toured Franklin school, while neighbors joined fall leaf activities and family visits in Kindred. Mrs. Nichols hosted relatives in Lawrence, and Eily Davis plus LuDene enjoyed a Lawrence outing. Arthur Flory and others attended a feed loading at William Postma’s. The last day of school on April 18 included a cafeteria style dinner and a program with music, recitations, dialogues, and songs featuring many local students. Honors were awarded for perfect attendance to several students, with visits noted from Lawreche and Apple Pie area residents. Examinations were conducted by Majer Anderson and others, with district participants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Muffer
Neffer
Edward Martin
L. M Walters
Kaw Valley
Floyd White
India
Sherman Fletcher
AE. Welsh
William Eisile
Lisele
K. S. Holmes
Bell
Tahsen
Charles ‘Shit
Bertha Puckett
Ren
Walter
Ida
Lawrence
Michael
Schutz
Norman, Strahan
Dahoent
C. B. Strahan
Edward Harwead
Harry Farseed
O. J. Lane
Genevieve
Topeka
Charles Hildinn
Kearney
Neka
Charles Wilson
White and Son
Charles Youngnut Grove
Edith Gibson
No. 6
Michael Schutz
Anna
Emma
J. M. Palmer
Indienmere Dewieler
Jimmie Childs
Scott Manson
Hammel
Miss Baker
Irs
Harry Harwood
Tamsily Mr. Brog
A. E. Walsh
Lloyd- Young
Walnut
Grove
John Garret
Crim
Norma
Thes Eudora High School
Olive Everley
Thelana Deay
Anna’ Shhehrer
Edna ‘Summer
Carl Schmidt
Franklin School
William Bisel
Frank Topping
Wesley Flory
Arthur Flory
William Postma
Vietrola
Lois Flory
Richard
Harold’ Brahammer
Bennie Flory
Dot
Vinik Shoemaker
Pearl Exhammer
Lucille Campbell
Nates
Verfifeares
Jay Higtt
Doris Hiatt
Bernie, Pearl
Jol Brohammer
Florence Postriza
Lucille Campbel
Laurie Postii
Estelle Campbell
Charlie Brohammer
Lillian
Alda
Lawrehee
Adim Anderson
Solon Markley
Lone Star
Mise
Majer Anderson
Estella, Campbell
Florence Postma
Virgil Shoemaker
Teavenworth
Whitwam
Baldwin
Q. G. Markham
School of Religious ‘Education
Frederick H. Vandegrift
Baker
Clara
Ja Mierski
Vandegrift
Oklahoma City
Okla
The
Man's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Churcm
D. Potts
Deentadnals
W. BM. Baleh
Samuel Haigh
Etta Fowel
Faye
Mi Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Snyder
Cary
Snyders
Wyoming
Colorado
Als
Howard Snyder
Cof Baldwin Pit
Daisy Quackenhish
Toneka
Charles Brung
Texas
Athaan
Sbi Byer
Easter Gathering at Franklin Home Draws Family Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martin hosted an Easter party for relatives including Mrs. Carl Perkins and children Gail Jr and Laura Alucia and others. Luncheon was served as the Easter theme and decorations were used. Also visiting were Chales Hildom of Kearney and families from Excelsior and Lawrence, with multiple attendees from Belvoir and Walnut Grove joining in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Martin
Carl Perkins
Gail Jr
Laura
Alucia
Dorothy
J. G. Saunders
Mildred
A. E. Wi
C. Hanzert
Vine
Excelsior
Elzy Davis
Loughter L&dene
Topping
Junior Ware
Lawrence
Sand
Frank Topping
Lester DeMeryit
Belvoir
Walter Young
Wal Y Nut Grove
John Garret
Henry Eggert
Wade
Palmeteey
Iz Velah
Rie
Columbia Items Highlight Local Helpers and Visits
Lloyd Hout assists John Bro in this week’s Columbia items. Wesley Flory saws wood. Attendees include Iva Flory, Oscar, Mig and Charlie Brohammier, Lillian, Alda, Abe Flory, Will Postina, Art Campbell, Danie Beerhley, Johnny, Laura, Mabel Rosey Wingert, Mary Flory, Lawrence visitors, George Markley drove to Kansas City. Elmer Campbell to host a public site on Monday April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hout
John Brohammer
Wesley Flory
Iva Flory
Oscar
Mig
Charlie Brohammier
Lillian
Alda
Abe Flory
Will Postina
Art Campbell
Salvage Drags On For Laurentic Wreck Gold
London April 22 In a report from the Laurentic wreck salvage work has recovered four boxes of gold weighing 140 pounds each and 154 bars remain submerged worth about 1 200 000 dollars. Salvage ship Racer is continuing operations though a gale and the wreck’s collapse hinder progress after six summers of effort. Commander G C C Damantin provided details during a lecture at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. The 3 211 bars sunk with the ship saw 3 057 recovered to date at a cost of two and one half percent.
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London
Associated Press
Royalists Stay Away From League Hearings
Budapest April 22. Pro Hapsburg royalists led by all party leaders were absent from League of Nations hearings on the proposed reconstruction plan for Hungary. Count Andrassy of the extreme Nationalists refused to appear. Liberals and Social Democrats sent spokesmen to present their demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Associated Press
Count Apponyi
League of Nations
Hungary
League Commission
Andrassy
Liberals
Social Benérats
Inelaa
Baldwin News Highlights Easter Week in Baldwin Area
Mrs David Lawson stayed Easter with daughter Mrs Hester Wiley in Clay Center and returned after visiting her mother Mrs W J Daugherty who is ill. Baker alumni events, church services, and local people including Miss Florence Bennett and Miss Louise Ringer were noted, along with funeral for A D Butell and marriages in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawson
Hester Wiley
Clay Center
Alfred KE. Leach
Cottonwood Falls
W. J. Daugherty
Tenet
Mary Jane Fierce
Taiener
John Pierce
Missouri Methodist Conference
Baldwin
Charles
E. Beeks
Baker's
Kansas
Earle Williams
Lawrence
Williams
Elton Kirby
Kansas City
J. Wy Rinby
Rasterser
First Methodist Church
Oscutte
Allison
James Ganiery
Allen Mitchell
Gladys Vanehn
Ethel Murray
Frank S. Hardin
Jersey Stract
Zisa
Serson
Elsie. Hardin
Eldorado
Hardin
C. B. Beeks
J. A. Campbell
Ladies Aid
Pres. Nident
Arthur Ringer
Levi Smith
Yonk Bytell
A.D. Butlell
Overbrook
la Pierre
A.D. Butell
Rose
Eden
Ernest
Herman Butell
Youngest Mayor in State Teeters on Early Rise
A local figure labeled the youngest mayor in the state appears poised for a notable political ascent. The article notes his rapid rise, early leadership roles, and the support he garners from community groups and regional allies.
Memorial services for Mr Snyder at First Baptist church
Funeral and memorial services are planned next Sunday afternoon in Atchison for Mr Snyder, a dancer at the First Baptist church. Relatives accompanied the remains to Baldwin, with many names listed among mourners and friends. Dr Homer Ebright and daughter spent the weekend in Kansas City.
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Snyder
First Baptist Church-In
Atchison
Baldwin
E. Thies
Henry Thies
A Gilmore
Gould
Charles Brunk
Texas
J.T. “Qhackendush
Melvern
Merédénck Bennett
William Bennett
Quan
Brad of
Kansas
Staf
Highway billboards weeded from Pacific Coast roads
Civic groups across the West back a Standaril company move to remove highway signs from major routes from San Francisco to Washington. Kenneth R Kingsbury says editorials and letters show public support for eradicating billboards while preserving beauty of the Skylae Boulevard and other highways. A wife sues for divorce citing abandonment. Theft charge filed over a canoe valued at about 15 dollars.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Pacific Coast
Standaril Company of
California
Oregon
Washington
Kenneth RB Kingsbury
The
Corp
Hundredé
Pacific Ocean
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