Fraveling With Home Comforts on Holiday Trip
Mrs. Ma Irs, Ella Doering and La Goss plan a coast to coast to Boston New York and Washington trip then south to Florida. They will winter in Kansas in spring. The piece describes a Ford caravan with built in comforts like lights water faucet a small storage area and a refrigerating trap door. They note cattle losses across Arizona and New Mexico and report better crops near Lawrence Kansas.
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N ‘Diego
Cass
Ma Irs
Ella Doering
la Goss
Boston
New York
Norida
Kansas
Idiot
Mason
Izona
New
Mexico
Ychigan
Meridida
McPherson
Political Wind Shifts as Orlando Leads Electoral Hope
A political wind shifts as Orlando leads a municipal election bid hoping to clarify public meaning. The result signals a turning point though events have been minor. A fascist attack on an automobile, reported July 28, influenced the campaign dynamics.
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I Aes
Municipal
Iy Shere
Oppo
Ier Orlando
Ando
Prince Lanza di
Scala
Ming
Golonies
Two liquor conspiracy defendants sentenced in district court
Ben Moses and Harry Sattler of Thargh Ky were indicted with Langley of Kentucky for conspiracy to liquor, plead guilty, and were each sent to a penitentiary for one year with probation on a $10,000 fine. An auto accident report notes a Kansas City resident suffered a broken nose and facial lacerations, with Mrs. T Wal enduring concussion after a collision near Lone Tree Road. Associated press dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ben Moses
Harry Sattler
Thargh
Langley
Kenky
Col Dupréeme de Iey
Search for Dwight Tracey Ends in Tragedy in Chicago
In Chicago on August 1 a missing seven year old boy Dwight Tracey was found dead in Lake Michigan after a frantic mother appealed via radio. Police noted two head bruises and investigated whether another child may have pushed him into the water. Crowds gathered at the home and morgue as extras circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dwight
Tracey
Lake’ Michigan
Jackson Park
Racey Homie and Morgue
Bishop Appeals Contempt Order Over Cathedral Faction
New York August 1 Bishop Adam Phillipovsky filed an appeal to the appellate division against a contempt ruling for refusing to turnover the St Nicholas Cathedral. Attorney Maurice Gluck also appealed as the sabbath prevented papers from being served. The opposing faction led by Archbishop Platon Rodzestvensky holds the cathedral today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Adam Phillipovsky
Ludlow Street
St. Nicholas
Maurice
Gluck
Adam
Platon Rodzestvensky
Readeras
County C P A Chorus to Perform at Picnic
A C P A chorus from county locals will feature at the annual county picnic at Holcom's grove on Thursday August 18 directed by Dr A P Hults. A rehearsal at 8 pm Wednesday at Holcom's grove invites interested singers to join. The chorus will perform in both afternoon and evening programs singing folk songs and select modern pieces, with a hoped for turnout of at least forty singers.
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C P. A
Holcom’s Grove
A. P. Hults
Holcom's Grove
The
Hults
Big Improvement Noted During Lawrence Visit
Orville W. Erring Jr of the Albert Emanuel Company made a visit to Lawrence and was surprised by extensive improvements after an eighteen month absence. He marveled at the rapid activity, noting Lawrence’s boom while other areas remain quiet.
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Lawrence
Orville W. Erring Jr
Albert Emanuel Company
Erringer
Paris Fights or Peace Moroccans Braves Offer
Paris report says Abd el Krim may choose battle over negotiation as French and Spanish leaders Poincaré Painlevé Petain and Primo De Rivera outline a joint offensive against Morocco’s Rif leaders if he resists peace talks. Premier indicated a consolidated campaign could begin soon.
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Paris
Associated Press
Abd-el-Krim
Morocco
Hy Primier
Painleve
France
Petain
Primo de Revera
Brancos
bd-el-Krim
M.painleve
Plac
Helen Ward Hosts Ninth Birthday Party for Playmates
Helen Ward entertained eight playmates yesterday afternoon in honor of her ninth birthday. Light refreshments were served by her mother Mrs Ralph Ward. Guests included Maviantes Florence and Helen Johnson Virginia Hosford Dorothy Pegg Opal Elred and Gladys Elston.
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Helen Ward
Ralph “Wards
Maviantes
Florence
Helen. Johnson
Virginia Hosford
Dorothy Pegg
Opal Elred
Gladys Elston
Personal notices list local families traveling and visiting
Mrs Karl M Kreider and children left for Carls New Mexico to spend the summer with relatives. Mr and Mrs Fred Billsworth plan a two week trip visiting Kansas towns. Ellsworth serves as secretary of the University Alumni association. Miss Anes Emery vacationing at Terrace Hotel Green Mountain Falls Colorado. Mr C Bulis and son Floyd left for Oklahoma to establish Mrs Bulis home. Irene Ewing spending the weekend in Olathe. Bertha Rudiger visiting Kansas City. Howard Miller visiting Dan Johnston in Topeka. Louise Christensen returned from New York business trip. Mr and Mrs H E Jewell and children Jack and Katherine Louise of Wellsville visit Mr and Mrs BE N Taylor. Mrs and Mrs Charles Smart and daughter Jean of Topeka entertained at W A Ramsey’s. Lee Cox to return home from Topeka after visiting Mrs G W Carter. JF Ackerman and Miss Ackerman to work with the Zicefield Follies. B F Erwin, Lillian Grose and Martha Jane Erwin and A O Reeser of Topeka spent a week in Lawrence with Frank Hatchland and E J Erwin. Mrs Al Hale and Alfred Hale of Kansas City spent days with Frank Hatch. Miss Beth Kanaga leaves Mon for Green Mountain Falls for two months. Esther Murphy of Richmond visiting Lawrence. Phyllis Reynolds weekend with friends in Kansas City. Fred Gies spent day in Kansas City. Ruth Freeze of Chicago visiting friends here and previously from Denver. F Eberwein and Lynn Eberwein depart for Buffalo Mo for a week’s motor trip. Mrs C Ault spending weekend in Topeka.
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Karl M. ‘Kreider
Ind Tvs
Carls
New Mexico
Fred Billsworth
Kansas
Ellsworth
University Alumani Association
A. Nes Emery
Terrace
Green Mountain Falls
Colo:nies
C. Bulis
Floyd
Oklahoma
Bulis
Irene Ewing
Olathe
Bertha Rudiger Spenity
Kansas City
Howard Miller
Dan Johnston
Topeka
Louise Christensen
New York City
H. E. Jewell
Jack
Katherine Louise
Wellsville
BE N. Taylor
Charles Smart
Little Daugher
Jean
W. A. Ramsey
Lee Cox
al Hale
Alfred Hale
Frank Hatch
Beth Kanaga
Green
Mountain Falls
Esther Murphy
Richland
Lawrence
Phyllis Reynolds
Fred Gies
Ruth Freeze
Chicago
Ewrnoe
Freeze
Denver
F. Eberwien
Lynn Eberwein
Buffalo
C. Ault
August marriages begin with Judge Menger ceremony
A July surge of marriage activity opens with three unions by Probate Judge Menger this morning at his office. Anthony Marlowitch of Stillwell and Nellie Newton of Stanley wed, Zemo O. Durbin and Alma R. Holsapple of Topeka, and Orie Collins of Topeka with Christine Southard of Lawrence also tied the knot. Later, Earl H. Dellinger of Haviland and Miriam Johnson of Baldwin received a license, and Benjamin Samples of Kansas City and Dorothy Epler of Quinter were wed by the judge in the afternoon. Claude E. Wray and Elizabeth M. Long of Topeka were licensed yesterday. A total of 43 licenses were issued by Judge Menger in July.
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Menger
Anthony Marlowitch
Stillwell
Nellie Newton
Stanley
Zemo O. Durbin
Alma R. Holsapple
Topeka
Orie Collins
Christine Southard
Lawrence
Earl. H. Dellinger
Haviland
Miriam Johnson
Baldwin
Benjamin L. Samples
Kansas City
Dor‘othy Epler
Quinter
Judge Menger
Claude’ E. Wray
Elizabeth M. Long
Ibra
Skeletons Found Near Canon City Linked to Missing Youth
In Canon City Colorado, skeletons and skulls identified as Walter Sised and others, long missing, were found in hills near Dead-Man's Canyon. Both skulls bore bullet holes. A coroner's jury concluded the youths were murdered by unknown assailants. Mrs William Wilkinson sister of the victims will depart for Newton with the remains.
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Canon City
Colo
Allon
Walter’ Sised
Dead-Man’s Canyon
William Wilkinson
Newton
Churches Call for Weekly Worship and Fellowship
Corner Ythanu speaks on the nation needing the church for its moral basis and urges regular attendance. The Church of God invites all to morning and evening services. Christian Endeavor Union meets at South Park Sunday at 6 45 with a report on the Portland Oregon convention and a singing by Mrs Snyder. Church of the Brethren at 14th and N H Streets holds Sunday School at 10 am and a sermon at 11 am on Jesus the Savior of the World with special music. cordial public welcome.
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Ythanu N.1
Church of God
Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor ‘Union
South Park
Church of the Brethren
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Baskenville and Murphy
Mrs Jennie Baskenville wife of William Baskenville died at the family home 801 New Jersey Street at 9 36 this morning Funeral arrangements will be announced later John W Murphy died this morning at a local hospital The funeral service will be held at 2 o clock Monday afternoon at Funk s Funeral chapel Burial will be made in Oak Hill Cemetery
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Jennie Baskenville
William Baskenville
New Jersey
W. Murphy
John W. Murphy
Massachusetts Street
Bull destroys plane in Paris incident
An angry bull charged a Paris to Brussels airliner during startup, wrecking the aircraft after minor engine trouble forced it to land in a farm pasture. All aboard escaped unharmed and fled the scene as the bull left the plane in ruins.
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Paris
Associated Press
Brussels
Lawrence News Snips Highlight Local Pals and Travel
Mes. Guy V. Longstreth motored to Lawrence Monday to visit Mrs. Mary Deweese who is seriously ill for days. Several local residents, including J. E. Deweese and Miss Mildred Deweese, traveled between home and Columbus and Bethel while others planned trips to Basehor and Colorado. Local church notices, hospital reports, and farm business updates fill the column alongside social visits and weathered peaches on the market.
Obituary of Laurits Jensen Remains in Lawrence Community
Laurits Jensen, born December 18 1848 in Hadelslev Denmark, died July 25 1925 at age 76 in Lawrence Kansas after a long illness. He emigrated in 1869 but settled in Bloomington then moved back to Lawrence four years ago. He married Henrietta Bowers in 1873 and leaves four sons one daughter nine grandchildren and many friends. He is buried at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Laurits Jensen
Hadelslev
Denmark
United States
Lawrence
Kansas
Andreav Olson
Lillian Marie
Bloomington
Oak‘ Han
Market News Wheat Gains Fueled by Bullish Crop Outlook
Speculative buying at the opening pushed wheat prices higher in Chicago today. September 4 rose to 149K, December to 1 174, then advanced to 1.5L and 15212 respectively as the day progressed. Unofficial crop estimates expected Monday buoyed sentiment. late trading saw European rates aid gains with a strong close. September 1.04 to 1.045%. Cormand oats followed wheat trends. Livestock market report from Chicago.
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Chicago
Alig. Ltd. P
Europe
Te Tovle
Kansas City Grain and Hay Prices Report
Kansas City market notes show unsettled grain prices with minor changes in wheat and corn futures. Hay prices rise slightly as receipts reach 67 cars with No. 1 Timothy and Clover settling around 13 to 15 dollars per unit, while barley and maize quotes drift.
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Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas City
Agricultural Hogs and Cattle Market Report Summary
Hogs varied with weight classes mostly steady to down, top values about 14.25 for 160-210 lb, 225-300 lb around 13.40 to 13.50, light offerings top 13.50. Cattle mixed, grain fed steers mostly down 25 to 50 cents, heavy weights steady to higher, stockers up modestly, cows and calves steady. Sheep receipts steady to higher, with several markets noting direct shipments and strong demand. Chicago and Kansas City grain and fat cattle prices listed, with round reports of wheat and oats futures and government bond notes.
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Montana
Bae Tan
Chicago
Dee. Watts
Kansas
Wis
Aun
Dept. 1 of Agriculture
Cailtie
Southwest
Idahos
Colorados
Texas
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M- E. Mason
Moses
Reig
Dwight Tracey
Lake
Michigan
Phillipovsky
Holcoms Grove
Albert Emanuel
Swampscott
Mass
James Sheffield
Coolidge
Sheffield
Shealth
Scott, Kan
E. G. Gates
Salt Mound City
J. “Ellison
Scott
meaEge
Acepts Clark
Red’Press
Gillis
Portlarid
Oregon
Bull
Santa Fe
Lopeka
Santa Fe ‘Railway
Nérmission of the Public Service Commission
Wellington
Missouri River
Arkasas City
DE Soto
J. T. Martin
J. P. Everett
R. W. Phillips
George Combs
Ména
Ark
L. A. Hays
Hays
John Whitelaw
Mary ‘Whitelaw
Kidder
Althea’ Davidson
Leslie
Pits
Marguerite Morse
K. U
C. W. Morse
Benny Patrick
Coffeyville
Frank’ Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Ariel Moll
Henry Hessenflaw
St. Louis
Katherine Bushforth
Rose
A. M. Fortney
M. Baker
J. F. Hiddleston
J.warnold
Fremont
Neb
Carl. Ward
Leson
C. E. Ashlock
Guy V. Longstreth
Mary Deweese
Bonney Springs
J. E. Deweese
Marie Welch
Jewett
Hazel Taylor
Lecompton
Mark Jewett
Herman Gottstein
Salvation Army
Columbus
Rhoda Shearer
Mildred
William Burch
Bell ‘Memorial Hospital
Will Soo
Ed Blaylock
Bell Memorial Hospital
Olin Jewett
Ktaksas City
Louise
Cal Jewatt
Zephyr Ranch
I. T. Martin
Wilk Reed
Ozarks
Fred Stuckberry
Earl
Warren Betts
Colorado
Sarah’ Marshall
Hall
Linwood
U. S. Marshall
Wyloughby Keller
Merle Blaylock
Leavenworth
John Blaylock
Prairie Center
W. H. Baker
Trenton
Miss Baker
Colorado Points
Issie Hiddleston
Aoe Hiddleston
Bethel
Miss Isse
Morris d'Bauver
A.C. Cooke
Marion
Malcolm Adams
Louisburg
Clifford Urton
Charles French
Daugh
Mies Mastine Baker
Constance Golding
Taylor
Government
New, York
Liberty
Alps
Wall Street
Aus
Mark T Rheeka
Mera
Tedens
ABM
Woodland Park
Perry Motor CO
K. K. Green Bros
Carter’s China Store
Lawrence, Kansas
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