Postoffice Notice on Journal-World Delivery Schedule
A 1929 Law rences Kansas notice explains a class three post card and delivery by 7 p.m. readers should call 48 and 2 copy will be sent promptly. Also mentions a column titled A Growing Company and a Micah quote about teaching paths. The text notes Mexican armies and a predicted knockout, reflecting a period editorial tone.
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Jacob
Micah
Pioneering 1929 Tax Code Commission Opens First Meeting
Governor Reed's tax code commission began its first meeting in 1929 with a December 1 deadline to draft an equitable tax system. The move reflects a bold new approach to taxation and draws statewide interest as it may influence national debates on prohibition and law enforcement under President Hoover.
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Reed
Tax Code Commission
Gibson Naval Proposal Seeks Relative Strength Formula
Hugh S. Gibson presents a plan to measure naval power across nonidentical fleets. The proposal would allow Britain to keep many light cruisers, the United States to field heavier ships, and France to rely on submarines, all within an agreed strength formula. Europe has shown strong interest in the approach.
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Gibson
Hugh S. Gibson
Genevg
Great Britain
United States
France
Europe
Prohibition Repeal Moves in Illinois Senate
The Illinois lower house votes to repeal the enforcement law as liquor debates flare. The Leviathan passengers return home to find liquor easily available, raising questions if the state truly desires a liquor return or is swayed by propaganda. Germany’s rejection of the allied basis for reparations negotiations leaves a pyrrhic victory in economic talks. Hoover appeals for observance of law as some prefer thinking to drinking sugar moon.
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Hoover
Germany
Illinois
Leviathan
Illinois Senate
Americans Allowed to Return to Own Soil at Nogales
Nogales Ariz April 24 AP Scores of Americans stranded on the Mexican side when revolutionary authorities closed the border were permitted to return to U S soil at 3 o'clock. The gate had closed amid reports of rebel and federal clashes at Masiaca and a U S artillery battery was moved to Nogales as General Cochen met with General Escobar. The border closure was announced to last from midnight to dawn.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
J. Gonzalo Escobar
Francisco Borquez
Tod A.m
Masiaca
Agua Prieta
Fausto Topete
Fausto Topete, Insurrecto
Topete
Escobar
Frank S. Cochen
United States
Cohen
San Luis
Oil Scouts to Convene in Wichita for Annual Meeting
April 26 and 27 will see the Mid Continent Oil Scouts and Land Men's Association gather in Wichita with over 200 members from Kansas and Oklahoma expected to attend. E J Gordon in charge notes a proposed merger with the National Scouts' Association as a key agenda item, with R T Lutz and a Texas New Mexico Louisiana representative slated to discuss the plan.
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Wichita
Mid Continent
Oil Scouts and Land Men's Association
Kansas
Oklahoma
E.J. Gordon
National Scouts’ Association
R. T. Lutz
National Association
Texas
New Mexico
Louisiana
Gordon
Orchestras to Compete in Pittsburg Music Contest
Pittsburg Kansas April 24 AP fight high school orchestras the largest number ever entered will take part Friday April 26 in the large orchestra division. Conductors listed include Claude Killick T F Coulter Charles McCray Glenn Ratledge Paul Guestert Emile Michaux and others. orchestras range from seventy five to ninety five players. Smaller groups will join a separate division.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Walter McCray
Maner
Fort Scott
Claude Killick
Joplin
T. F. Coulter
Parsons
Charles McCray
Glenn Ratledge
Independence
Paul C. Guestert
Gerald Carney
Columbus
Kansas History This Date 1875 Industrialist John Av Orderes
Brief archival note mentions an event in 1875 connected to an industrialist named Av in Kansas history. Fragmentary text provides limited context on order or actions, with no clear dates or outcomes.
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John Av Orderes
The
Treaty Oak of Council Grove and Osage Trail Legacy
In Council Grove Kansas a historic treaty oak frames memories of the Santa Fe Trail era. Emissaries pledged peaceful passage to Osage lands in 1825, a pact later memorialized as the town’s name. The aging tree stands beside notes of Mission Kaw Cur tis schooling and other local lore as residents recount the area’s western frontier heritage.
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Grove
Kan
New Spain
New Mexico
John Quincey Adams
Council Grove
Neosho
Kaw
Curtis
Kaw Reservation
Juan de Padilla
Colficit Grove
Kans
Oil Curtailment Plans Face Oil Institute Board
Oil industry leaders meet in New York to decide on curtailing crude production to 1928 levels or pursuing a voluntary plan under the federal oil conservation board. Opposing views stress antitrust risks and the need for a global, cross-border conservation pact for lasting impact.
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Sabia
New -York
The
American Petroleum Institute
Federal
Oil Conservation
Mitchell
Oil Conservation Board
Conservation Board
George Ortis Smith
Geological Survey
Bishop Rack On Wet Ship Sparks Dry Ship Talk
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church south arrived on the White Star liner Olympic in New York. He declined to be disturbed by a wireless message from Congressman La Guardia asking why he traveled on a wet ship to worship abroad. He said the message was an attempt at sensationalism and preferred a dry ship if choosing between port launches. Separate note: Mr and Mrs Charles Klaumann of Iola attended the Lawrence Relays. Klaumann is a KU football alumnus from 1905-06.
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J. C. Killgrove
Walter 3
Blue Mound
Earl Ross
John Penner
Fred Hackler
Perman Nesselhuf
Irvin. Kilmer
Alex Catton
Augustess
L. F. Young
Roy
Watts
Trinity Lutheran Hospitalal
Kansas City
Monay
Taylor Martin
Independent Oil Company of
Kan
Velma Rainwater
Charles ‘Reed
Lee Middleton
C. W. Elliott
Lawrence
G. W. Elliott
Memorial Hospital
J.R. Springer
Cecil
Forest Springer
Emporia
Everett Plummer J
Ed DeWalt
Tonganoxie
Adam and Eve
Gertrude Wilson Coy
W. L. Blaylock
Evelyn Blaylock
Russell Midgvett
DeSoto
Buddy Rogers
Bowersock
Fred Thomas
New York
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist. Episcopal Church South
Olympic
H. la Guardia
Dhe
Charles. Klaumann
Iola
Klaumann
The
University Engineering
Peat
K. U
Pleasant floor club hosts meetings and social events
In De Soto the Pleasant floor club gathered with Mrs Net tie Chambers and Mrs Muriel Morse at Mrs Chambers home. Rolls included Superstitious Beliefs read by Marie Cramer and Morse. Contests won by Mrs Wilma Baker and Mrs Daingstrath and Mrs Mae Blaylock, prize to Mrs Longstreth. Refreshments served. favors were rose shaped nut cups. Several local residents attended birthdays and quilt block exchange events, with notes of visitors and social calls throughout the week. A storm prompted many to seek caves and cellars Saturday evening.
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C. B. Soule
Kansas City
J.T. Martin
A. L. Cross
Lee Barnes
Independence
Mayme Scott
Lee Carroll
Clarence Hodge
Kaw
Tom Lee
Martin Martinson
Linwood
W. 5
Mize
Berenice
Knsas City
Leu Hiddleston
Charles Weed
A. K. Hayden
Ed Renner
Martin
Lawrence
Frank Soule
St. Joseph
Oscar Ashlock
Lawrence Newton
Gertrude Brown
Charles Royles
Newton
Woolworth
Irma
Starr
Neodesha
C. C. Burnett
L. R. Penner
John Penner
Harry Miller
Joye Barton
Della Wilson
Ruth Averill
Ruth Woodward
Gay V. Longstreth
Floyd Wilson
Wl Coy
Bowergack
Buddy Rogers
Olathe
Monti Kaegi
Annie Hodges
Henry A. Kesier
Ruth Yambleton Douglas
Stephens College
Columbia
Star School
Jewett Woods
Carrie Fanning
Lenape
J. Will Baker
Mark Jewett
Denver
Halderman
Texas
Nettie Chambers
Muriel Morse
2 Hensen
Lena Banks
Albert Taylor
Evelyn Blaylock
Esther Smith Visted
W.lo Blaylock
A. W. Blaylock
Charles Dicken
Will Dicken
Sol Bond
Amy
W. L. Blaylock
Esther Smith Isi
Evelyn
Ralph Boone
Perman Nesserhuf
David Jewett
Kanwaka 4-H Club Set Meeting and Local Socials
Kanwaka Boys and Girls 4-H Club plans a Saturday night meeting on April 27 at Virginia Folks home No. 6 1. Various local families are noted visiting relatives and attending dinners with Emmetts Piersons Seatin and Elliott families are mentioned alongside engagements and gatherings. A Farm Bureau reed-work lesson is scheduled with Kanwaka group activity continuing through the week.
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Kanwaka Boys
Virginia
J. MM. Crowder
J. S. Emmett
Emmett
Waldo Crowder
Lloyd Duffie
H. G. van Neste
Austa Northrup
M. J. Pierson
Guy Bigsby
Fiora Nell Bigsby
Julia Kiene
Grace Wolcott
Topeka
Overbrook
Fred Bucheim
Fred A. Richardson
Lawrence
Jennie Adams
Chas Kliss
Ernest Staurtz
S. E. Seatin
L. H. Petefish
Russell, Everett and
Olin
A. B. Uisich
George Dews
Charles
Orland Mesenheimer
Charles Spray
Midland
Mary Miller
Dorothy
Rena Elliott
Esther Hird
Ruth Miller
Meurine Stanwix
Milton Elliott
Stanton Smith
Jerseyville
Flora Nell Bigsby
Marion Lawrence
Daniel McKie
Los Angeles
Cal
M. C. Eliott
Elliott
Illinois
A. F. Ulrich
Toneka
Farm Bureau
Crowder
W. A. Colman
Shaw, Kanwaka Club Hold Spring Meeting in Lawrence
Miss Mabel Shaw hosted a dinner with Gladys and Madalene Shaw and hosted guests from Lawrence. Kanwaka Literary Club met April 18 with Mrs. Willis Colman. roll call on Flowers. L H Petetish resignation accepted and Mrs Beattie Golins elected. School notes cover Kanwaka and Enterprise teachers, honor rolls, spelling contests, and recent visits.
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Lawrence
L. H. Petetish
Beattie Golins
Rollie Stanwix
Kansas
George Miller
Geo Dews
Collins
H. G. van Neste
Oak Ridge
H. van Neste
John Levett
Rollall
Kanwaka
Mary Elizabeth Topping
Harold Johanniniz
Doris Button
Lenora Etkin
Pearlis Houk
Elmer Johanning
Ruth Lease
Harry Leonhart
Tenora
Marvin Hird
Snelling
Helen Shaw
Cliffard Shaw
Harold Johanning
Pearlie Houk
Alfred Houk
Howard Hird
Willard Shaw
Lenora Elkin
Brackett
Lottie Anderson
Kanwake
Flora Nell. Bigsl
Ernest Bigsby
Elizabeth Ann
Guy Bigsby
Ein
Sam Seetin
C. H. Hoyt
Virginia
Colman
Donald Elkin
Olin Petefish
Lawrence Memorial High School
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