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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1925

Page

4

Journal-World issues and subscription details 1925

The Journal-World provides subscription rates and delivery notes for readers in Kansas. It lists carriers, advance payments, and distance-based pricing, with representatives in Chicago and New York. The notice includes publication date April 23, 1925, and office contact instructions for missed deliveries.

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Letter from Kyoto Reporter Notes Cultural Differences

Charles F. Scott writes from Kyoto Japan about regional differences in naming. He observes contrasts with American naming practices and notes that in the United States blame is placed without naming towns. The piece reflects cross cultural views from the era.

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Reaction in Europe and the rise of strongmen

European reaction dominates headlines as monarchs and leaders cling to order. King Alfonso of Spain predicts a long life for the Directory era. Mussolini holds firm in Italy while Hindenburg gains strength in Germany. Bulgaria’s upheaval boosts reactionaries, with revolution and assassination cited as warnings. French politics grow tense as Painlevé seeks economic stabilization amid cabinet clashes.

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Cherokee Strip opens through Indian Territory anniversary

The thirty six year anniversary of the Cherokee Strip settlement was celebrated as in years past. The area’s opening brought homes and competence to settlers who built productive farms and thriving towns across Kansas and adjacent states. Government later used more equitable allotment methods, but the Oklahoma opening showcased individual initiative and bold action.

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Dr. Hadley Enters 70th Year As Yale Leader

Dr. Arthur T. Hadley, who turns 70, served as Yale University president for over two decades until 1921. A Yale graduate at 20, he earned LL D degrees from Yale and other universities, taught political science, and wrote on economic and social issues. He also served Connecticut as Labor Statistics commissioner and lectured at Oxford in 1914.

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Depew Reaches 21st Birthday Anniversary Today

Chauncey M Depew marked his 21st birthday today continuing his reputation as a man of affairs in excellent health for his years. The observance highlights his growing stature and ongoing public presence.

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Wisconsin law dean says many people violate laws daily

Madison April 22. Dean 8 H Richards of the University of Wisconsin law school declares that the country is a mass of law violators because laws are so numerous that people cannot dodge all of them. He cites Sunday activity, street obstructions, and city ordinances as common violations, noting judges speed and statutes prohibit many actions yet are often disregarded. Wordsworth died seventy five years ago today as Saint George is celebrated.

Madison, Wis 8. H. Richards Law School University of Wisconsin Richar Dean Richards Anid Union England Saint George Poet Wordsworth

Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and School Activities

Local residents traveled between Baldwin Ottawa Topeka and Lawrence for visits business and events. School and club gatherings included the Tuesday Reading club the Ministers wives luncheon and a landscape artists program. Miss Sophia Stevens funeral services marked by community and church leaders with several out of town relatives in attendance.

C. B. Zook Ottawa Baldwin Lyle Cutler Mary Dixon Viola Haas Lawrence Alpha Owens Harry €. Case Florence “Bennett Worley Otter Woodland Valentine Humphrey F. M. Hartley Annabelle Newton Ruthy Richardson Thomas N. Harris Homer K. Ebright Miss Newton Ministers’ Wives Club Alexander Bruner Ninth Street Wallace B. Fleming Homer K. Ebright Erdman Smith Ottawa University Claude Beeks Kansas City Charles E. Beeks C. E PB. E. O Alvin Baker Frank E. Wolf Alfred E. Leach Grace Wiley Mary Anna Wallace K. Wieming Baker University Theodore Bunyan Wayne Gunther Andrew Hamilton William McFerrin St. Marys Sophia ‘Stevens Charles Stephens North Sixth’ Street John Maclean C.B. Zook First Methodist Church Methodist Home For the Topeka Miss Stephens Sophia Stephens James Steph

Eudora News Highlights Birthday, Degrees and Memorials

A surprise birthday gathering for Rev. Torrence drew about eighty church members and friends. Minerva Rebekah lodge members visited Baldwin to confer three degrees. The seventh annual Junior-Senior banquet featured a blue and gold theme and a twentytone menu. Eudora rural high graduates include twentyone seniors with commencement May 14. Baccalaureate is May 16. Fred Ziesenis Sr. funeral held. he died April 15 at eighty four years. Surviving children listed with spouses and locations.

E. L. Torrence Minervah Rebekah Lodge Baldwin Baldwin Lodge Rebekah Clarence Daugherty Edwin Cubert Patricia Ann Kansas City Henrietta Schubert Lloyd Miller Howard Marley Parker House Dorothy White Mary Williams Katherine Gabriel B. R. Miller R. Church Eudora Rural High School Thursaday Clifford Breithaupt Gail Breithaupt Clarence Broers Argel Cochran Lewis French John Selzer Harold Smith Clement Zillner Gertrude Brazil Alberta Gabriel Katherine Gabua Gladys Jones Hattie Leese Tottie Mathia Bessie Milburn Gwendolyn Perry Elfrieda Schlegtel Gertrude Schubert Helen Selzer Ermal Westerhouse F. L. Luttrell Overland Park Luttrell Harry Matthews Albert Zillner Maxine Clara Mae Albert Rippley Okla Goldie Chest Doris Everley Fred Ziesenis St. Paul's ‘Evangelical Theo. Hauck Dedensen Hanover Germany America Plymouth Wisconsin Caroline Mueller Eudora Ziesenis St. Paul's Church Gustave Ziesenis Adelia, Zimmerman Fred Ziesenis Jr Ralph Beal Misg Kate Ziese Lawrence Mary Sommier Newkirk Louise Timmermeyer Wichita Kans Henry Ziepenis Woodward

Nineteen Hundred and New Club Sees Autumn Meeting

The group paused from routine to mark a quiet fall gathering at Mrs Elizabeth Fuller's home with seventeen members and two guests sharing current events a program and round table on smuggling. Guests Mrs Wm Fohs and Mrs Wm Mertz attended.

Germany Adolph Lotz Jr Chris Hammer Wm. Trefz Henry Hagentbusch Mike Kasberger Louie Eder Elizabeth Fuller Pauline Cory Rose Lawson May Adams Rosé Starr Clarice Millery Antlie Lothholz H. A. Smith C. B. Johnson Spencer Lawson Mary Harris Rose Starr Dora Gabriel Ida Trefz National Welfare Arditi J. D. Adams Letg French Otto Lotz Topeka William Mertz W. I. T. Y. Club

Thirteenth wedding anniversary celebration activities

A couple celebrated their thirteenth wedding anniversary with four tables of progressive rock as entertainment. Mrs Euretta Kraus and Eugene McCabrin won high store, Fred Walker took the consolation prize, and Mrs C E Cory hosted along with Mr and Mrs J R Payne at a country club dinner dance in Lawrence. J D Adams traveled to Everest to visit his parents, returning with his father who plans a ten day stay. Stephen Schehrer has been ill at Memorial hospital in Lawrence for eight weeks.

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Typhoid Pneumonia Victim Dies Monday Morning

A man died Monday morning at 7 45 o’clock from typhoid pneumonia. The death marks another fatal case linked to the illness reported in local health records. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.

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