Journal World Adopts Editorial Fireworks In 1926 Kansas News
The April 26 1926 Kansan issue notes editorials criticizing claims about university finances and liquor prohibition debates. It references Carl J Peterson's Democrat News remarks on the Star office, Chancellor Lindley, and the University budget context while examining political maneuvering and media privacy questions. It also mentions Topeka car thefts and Wichita voting to municipalize Fairmount College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jou
Ted Sweetine
Carl J. Peterson
Democrat News
Mi Ud
Lindley
Nelson
Kansas City Star
Star
The
Fairmount School Disposition and Weather Outlook
The Congregational church offered Fairmount to Wichita after planning to support Washburn College in Topeka. A Washington forecaster predicts a stormy summer with possibly no summer in 1927, hinting at agricultural impact. Dust storms in western Kansas disrupted crops, with eastern viewers feeling at home as the storm affected crops broadly.
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Congregational ‘Church
Fairmount
Washburn College
Topeka
Wichita
Washington
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Old Home Town Notes Mix Personal and Local Business
A Lawrence column recounts a surprise birthday party for Miss Mir Porter and local moves including A Pey household goods transfer, Clark purchasing the Russell property, and planned mill site scouting by San Juan figures. It notes trader activity, the Lawrence front page market bulletin, McCurdy brothers' ads, and a City Council fallout with a ward election tally led by H Coffir Julius Mille and E W Wood.
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Metropolitan
Mir Porter
Southwestern
Carbondale
Monroe
A. P
Lawrence Rich
Lawrence
Mason
McCurdy Brothers
Taird
Albert Knittle
H. Coffir
Julius Mille
E.W. Wood
Irish Playwright Sean OCasey Soars With Juno and the Paycock
The Irish dramatist Sean OCasey gains fame as Juno and the Paycock becomes the season’s standout success in London. His early triumph challenges the idea that the poor cannot rise, as he earns a notable sum from the play.
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Sean O'Casey
Juno
London
O’casey
Mr. O'Casey
Rotary Civic Clebs Highlight Impulse to Fellowship
Governor Paulen preached Rotary’s purpose as bonding men in service not self. He cited Rotary International’s worldwide friendship and urged Kansans to measure deeds over words in public life while stressing duty to fellow citizens and the common good. He praised selfless public service and cautioned against personal vanity. He noted historic anniversaries including Gen Wright’s birth and Confederate Memorial Day observances.
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Thidehinsen
Aeril
Civig
Weleaminzaa &Ansas
Teys
Tery International
Rotary Organization
Rotary International
Paulen
Sorvien Abe
Oeal
Kansas
Green Brothers Tractor Demonstration Near Bis marck
Green Brothers will hold a tractor demonstration on the Wall farm one half mile north of Bismarck schoolhouse all day tomorrow. Mowing will be done by tractor to show the advantages of power farming.
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Green Brothers
Wall Farm
Bismarck
Heiden Liquor Charge Leads Baldwin Deputy to Sheriff
Deputy sheriff in Baldwin, Corn arresting Wright on a liquor law violation after Sunday afternoon patrol. Wright faces detention as tomorrow’s end of the expected arraignment approaches. Music week at Lawrence High features soloists Benn Unider sola Liarathy Enlow Swarthout and student ensembles. Janet Coulson Byron Mason Ted Schnelein enter MusiContest at Jittgharge with plan and two others to sing Thursday. Douglas County deputies fine three men $37.40 for speeding on the Victory highway. May term district court opens next week with jurors drawn. Judge Hugh Means travels to Ottawa for Franklin county session.
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Thad Stevens
Douglas
Board of Regents
Kansas University
Kenneth P. Neville
Cornell University
W. A. McKeever
Matte Lealer
Presbyterian Choir
Manhattan
Baldwin
Breight
Wright
Lawrence
W. J. Cummings
Lawrence High School
Benn Unidersola
Liarathy Enlow Haaviyn Swarthout
Boys Glee Club
Girls Glee Club
Janet Coulson
Byron Mason
Ted Schnelein
Jittgharge
Douglas County
Modiarcyele
Nicarsas City
Victory Highway
Howard Cherles
A. L. Oliver
B. Mitchell
Tle
Hugh Means
Ottawa
Franklin
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social Scene
Miss Margaret States visited Lawrence and Kansas City with her mother Mrs. James States. Many Baldwin residents attend clubs, readings, and events. births, illnesses, travel, and community notices fill the week. The Nautilus and Alpha Chi Nu clubs hosted meetings. local funerals, music competitions, and concerts are noted. Dr. Craig sells practice, Toggery Shop reopens May 1.
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Harry W. Craig
Baldwin
Frank Gleason
Morganville
Gleason
Craig
Wilbert Lewis
National Stores Company of
Topeka
Morris Galitzky
Hale Steele
Harding
T.C. Graham
Ethel Huff
Mary Mildred Schn
WC. Markham
St. Tarke’s ‘Hospital
J. B. Veirs
Wichita
Tiental Moest
Ottawa
Perry Rural High Sends Third in McLouth Meet
Eugene Baker Isabel Tare ter represented Perry rural high school at a swelling contest in McLouth last Thursday and placed third. Local notes report family events, teachers preparing a school program for April 27, and a chicken pox epidemic with no new cases.
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Eugene Baker
Isabel Tareter
Perry Rural High School
McLouth
B. F. White
Ansel Hardesty
Harrisonville
Magdalene Humphries
Jacob Beisecker
Frederick and
Richard
Topeka
Lester
Lawrence
Ralph Baker
Clarence White
John Johnson
Grandma White
Arthur White
Oskaloosa
George Hammone
Chas. Stewart
Mc, South
Millard Stewart
Blanche Stewart
Grandma_ Tyrrel
Charley Tyrrell
L. L. Tyrell
Stevens
Grace Sylving
Walter Dunbar
Cora Seeber
Colony
Kan
Slipper Found by Firemen Ahead of Ottawa Creation
Fire chief announces a Cinderella style slipper found in the street by Ottawa firefighters. The note promises a public presentation of The Creation by Ottawa University School of Music on May 9.
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Cinderella
Salina
Sindee
Ottawa
Ottawa University School of Music
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Charley Bryan
Nebraska
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Smith Brookhert
Pkins Joyce
Fairmount College
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Tian Feee Et
Toronto
John A. Macready
McCook
Dayton
Ohi
James H. Doolittle
Doolittle
Tobays
Amhoose Ti. Wright
Gettysburg
Jeremy Collier
Trey
Floy
Mississippi
Baldwin News
Margaret States
James States
Dodge City
Kansas City
Charles C. Stephens
Clay
Robyn Adair
Ferne Hunt
Fletcher Hunt
J. W. Wilder
State Federation
Cofeyville
Nautilus Club
Homer K. Ebright
Alpha Chi Nees
Sevp
Omicron
Dora
Spurlock
Berror
Annabelle Wing
Joris Carpenter
Frances Coodell
Thom A. Evans
Paul Evans
Ruby Keohane
Jakn AL Moorhead
Melen Moorhead
Mbright
John Ruchty
Alexander Bruner
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lecompton
Frank Hobble
Force
Kinsley
Zeta Tan Alphas
Delta Zetas
Delta Tau Delta
Alfred Winters
A.A. LeMaster
T. Hughes
Kick Hughes
Harry Roberman
de Soto
Christian Church
Ay Grace Huey
Emporia
William M. Halliday
Faye Halliday
Wilbur Halliday
Lola Burton
Galena
Detroit
Albert O. But
Sterline Tradley
Joplin
Akron
Ohio
Mrt
Martin
Bert Gregory
Tola
Farm Bureau
Lillie ‘Ulrich
Clifford Ulrich
Lillie Ulrich
Porter Bond and Sons
Gottlibh Nieder
Soren Markley
Mary Katherine
Willis Dunn
Chamber of Commerce
Hugo Schellhorn
Joe Burton
President Coolidge
Oo Gottlieb
Nieder
John
Porter Bond
Kenneth
Valley Chapel
Hutchinson
Here
Power Company
Karl Menhinger
Williamstown
Porter
Elza Bond
Jim Jurgen
Elton Ulrich
LitHe Ufrich
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Elizabeth Dunn
Wilson Martin
Fred Simon
Tauling
Marvin Bond
Charlie Bamling
Marle Schellhorn
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