Filipinos Mourn Loss of Governor Wood
Washington mourns as Major General Leonard Wood, former governor general of the Philippines, dies after surgery. His funeral plans place his remains beside former Rough Riders at Arlington, with large military honors and a Washington arrival ceremony. Republicans and War Department officials prepare for a state funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Rough Riders
Leonard Wood
Bos‘ton
Philippines
Reaton
Arlington
War Department
Erally
Pennsylvania Avenue
Military Guard of Honor
Third Cavalry
Sixteenth Artillery
Boston
Mass
Fort Banks
Federal Express
Roger Williams
Explosions in Utica Damage City Blocks
Two blasts in Utica New York on August 8 caused about 300000 dollars in damage. Three dwellings were destroyed and numerous Italian quarter buildings were damaged. Officials say a secret chemical explosive caused the two premeditated blasts within two hours, with no known connection to Sacco Vanzetti protests.
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Utica
N.Y
Nya
James’, Donovan
Fire Department
Paulen Gains Name as Camp Rainmaker in Kansas
Junction City Kansas August 8 Governor Paulen builds a rainmaking reputation after spending Saturday night at Camp Whitside with the sixtieth field artillery brigade and noting rain on Sunday morning. This is his third year visiting the camp with guardsmen saying rain follows him, as Topeka reception returned him yesterday. Statewide attendance included large delegations from Hutchinson and Wellington amid resumed artillery practice and occasional showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Whitside
Sixtieth Field Artillery
Big Marsh clan reunion in Missouri and Kansas
Sixty descendants from twenty six families gathered in Lawrence for a family reunion and picnic in Central Park. Attendees from Clinton county Missouri and several Kansas cities elected L Maregh as chairman D C Marsh as treasurer and A G Marsh as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Marsh
Clinton County
General Assembly of
Missouri
Central Park
Towns Fin
Kansas
Lawrence
H. M. Marsh
L. Maregh
Kansas City
D.C. Marsh
A. G. Marsh
Leavenworth
D. A. Marsu
J. AL Senngges
le Sam Marsh
Jystal Luke
Roma Wenner
Hardin
Garnett
Witbur Davis
AL Marsh
Raymond Marsh
Emyror Blanche Thomas
Fannie McComas
Topeka
B. Ywobson
George W. Brow
Dudfield
Marsh
Hdit
El dridge hotel will sell furniture through Social Service League
W G Hutson owner of the El dridge hotel plans a sale of hotel furnishings including dressers beds stands chairs and other items from about thirty rooms. Beveled glass mirrors and an antique dresser are noted. F M Holliday arranged the sale location in the 1000 block room vacated by Mrs Hoadley will be donated by Masonic orders. A sale date will be announced later in the Journal World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Hutson
Eldridge
Social Service League
F. M. Holliday
Social Service Board
Miss Mary M Saderon Heads to Rochester General for Nursing Education
Personal items note Miss Mary M Saderon, a graduate of the University, will join Rochester General Hospital as educational chief of the School of Nursing. Mrs George O Foster recovers from a sprained ankle while waiting on the street. Mrs F D Carman of Harrington leaves for a trip to the Ozarks after visiting her son J N Carman. She is joined by daughter Letha Carman. Mr and Mrs T H Kennedy and Mrs W C Summers depart for Indiana by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumnil
Mary M. Saderon
Ee Unive
Rochester General Hospital
School of Nursing
George O. Foster
F. DE. Carman
Heringtton
Ozarks
J. N. Carman
Letha Carman
T. H. Kennedy
W. C. Summers
Indiana
Marriage Licenses Issued in Topeka and Nearby
Saturday licenses granted to John E. Lewis and Hazel Day Onaga in Topeka. Ted Crowhower and G Dodds Jr Togzka with Mary T and Mae Flowers. Charles Wilson and John Andrews Messer with Jose phine Calvert. Fort Scott and Salina brief items note licenses to Ralph Case belt and OWie Ban ney. Voyage detail covers Ole Overfelt Monty Myers halted by propeller wear near Salina after attempting Smoky Hill Kaw trip. they seek new gear to proceed toward Kansas City. Demurrers filed in mandamus suit of Frank Reising against Fraternal Union et al in district court. Social notes recount visits by Mrs. John B. Thomas of Yuma Aziz to Lawrence friends, and local errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Lewis
Topeka
Hazel Day Onaga
Ted Crowhower
G. Dodds, Jr. Togzka
Mary T
Mae Flowers
Charles Wilson
Topelka
John Andrews Messer
Oklahoma City
Josephine Calvert
Fort Scott
Ralph Casebelt
Kansas City
Owie Banney
Salina
Kays
Ole Overfelt
Monty Myers
Smoky Hill
Kaw
Ellis County
Lindsborg
Frank Reising
Kans Kan
Fraternal Union Et al
Hats in the Ring 101 Candidacies in Lawrence Contest
Nominations in the Buy in Lawrence Trade Extension contest close at 6 p m Saturday with 101 candidates. Journal World reports the ballot box near full, first tallies due tonight, with final results and weekly standings to follow through September 3.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Journal World
Florida
Cuba
Whiting Tours Incorporated
David G. McCreath
Lakeview
Hicks—Linwood
Lota
Rrui
Baldwin- Mildred
Perkina
Winfred Stevens
Vinland
Fearl Page—Hesper
Florence Davison
L'e Soto
Ruby
Johns
Hussell Sutton
Richland
Pergsy Marguerite Johns
Bismarck Grove
Cowles
Shbleyville
Unger—Clintoen
Aatia Marcia— Conptor
Charles Kraft—Stull
Seth McFarland
Raw Valles
Flora Nell Bleshy
Kanwaka
Ann Arnett
Wwilliamstown
Paul Frang—Perry
Eerie Smith
Oskaloosa
Gertrude Davidson
McLouth Adel Cram
Law Tencce
Ann Dotsford
Ana Tyler—Lawrence
Wanita Bertholf—Lawrence
Inehel Carter—Lawrence
Jucille Kasold
Lawrence Route AJ
Vesta White
Oskamnosa
Helen JH
teh—Lawrence
Ana Marsh—Lawrence
Tareas Mek—Perry
Gladys Puckett
Baldwin Ruut
Ella “Tartman
Bismarck
Margaret Kennedy
Margaret Coffman
Lecompton
Dorothy
Ian— Obie Nana
Hyde Sutherland
Lawrence_ Helen
Kibermer
Lawrence R
Alice Dicker
Dorothy Haverts
Hudora
Mis
Eugene Brone—Lawrence
Marpsue Marrie—De Soto
Mary
Nottingham
Mildred Saunders
Fredericka Guiler—Lawrence
Wiliam Puckett
MacLouth- Garnett Hughes
Larence
Ruby L. Barry Meer
Alberta Howe
Guy Husinger
Bourre—Linwood
Frances "Cook—Lawrence
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas Communities
Marion Elliott, 15 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Elliott, died in Kansas City. Funeral at Rumsey on Tuesday at 2 PM, Rev. Edwin Price officiating. Burial in Maple Grove cemetery. Elliott family formerly Miss Adna Uttinger. E. F. Funk, father of T. D. Funk of Lawrence, died in Peoria, Illinois. Funeral in Peoria, burial in Decatur, Indiana. Survived by son T. D. Funk of Lawrence and daughter Mrs. Walter Murphy of Texarkana, Ark. T. D. Funk had been with his father in Peoria for about three weeks. Elizabeth Lotz, 87, longtime Eudora resident, died at home. Survived by husband Adolph Lotz, four sons Adolph Lotz Jr., Carl Lotz, Julius Lotz of Eudora, Fred Lotz of Lawrence, and daughter Lena Hammer of Eudora. Funeral at St. Paul’s Evangelical church, Eudora, Wednesday at 2:30 PM, Rev. Mr. Reiger presiding. Burial in Eudora cemetery. Onita Jewel Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Janes of Eudora, died at home at age 1 year 5 months. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM from the time, burial in Eudora cemetery. Also an advertisement for Day Face Powder sample at Rankin’s Drug Store.
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Marion
Elliott
Marion’ Elliott
J. R. Elliott
Kansas City
Rumsey Funeral Home
Edwin Price
Maple Grove Cemetery
Adna Uttinger
E. F
Fulk FE
F. Funk
T. D. Furk
Lawrence
Peoria
Decatur
T. D. Funk
Walter Murphy
Texarkana
Ark
Elizabeth Lotz
Eudora
Adolph Lotz
Adolph Lotz, Jr
Carl Lotz
Julius Lotz
Fred Lotz
Lena Hammer
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Reiger
Eudora Cemetery
Onita Jewel Janes
Onita Jewel Jones
Fred Janes
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
Police Court Fines Assessed and Cases Continued
In police court this morning Walter Lowrey was fined $1 for over the limit. Andrew Scherer forfeited a $5 bond by not appearing to answer the charge of speeding. Eddie Vieux was fined $2 for driving a motorcycle with the cut out open. Cases continued until next Monday by Judge Daugherty included Wilson Orender charged with drunkenness last Friday and Byron Wilson and Ralph Ingalls on a bone dry charge. L. E. Wallace, speeding, had his case continued to a later date.
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Walter Lowrey
Olice Court
Andrew Scherer
Eddie Vieux
Daugherty
Wilson Orender
Byron Wilson
Ralph Ingalls
L. E. Wallace
Sacco Vanzetti cases stir world reaction denials and protests
News brief from various hubs reports stay petitions denied in Massachusetts as radicals Sacco and Vanzetti face execution. Telegrams to President Coolidge urge clemency. Labor unrest spikes with miners strikes in Colorado and anti communist actions in California. Clergy visit prisoners. hunger strikes continue. public agitation grows worldwide.
Open Shop Gains in Building Trade
New York and national figures show open shop construction rising sharply since 1919 with 1925 and 1926 gains of 200 to 300 percent in many cities. Noel Sargent of the National Association of Manufacturers links this to efforts by building trades unions and to a broader shift away from closed shop policies. Excluding New York City, 119 communities with 6.92 million population reflect rising open shop activity and a clearing shortage in 1920-25 turning toward open shop growth despite renewed closed shop pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Noel Sargent
National Association of Manufacturers
New York City
Sargent
Sargent Dovita
American Federation of Labor
Anna
Boston
Winnipeg
Seattle
Hertin
Shawnee Club Defeats Lawrence Team By Ten In Golf Match
Shawnee Country Club golfers triumphed over a Lawrence Country Club squad with a 38 to 28 score. Readable bylines list players including L Treece A Armstron and many others from both clubs as conditions and lineups are noted.
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Shawnee Country Club
Iy Fem
Lawrence
Mathes
Shawnee
Inks
Lawrence Club
L. Treece
P. A. Armstron
Roiry Green
Emancipation Day Exercises Honor Lawrence Colored Community
Emancipation Day events in Lawrence drew many visitors from Topeka and nearby towns. A Lansing penitentiary quartet plus a local orchestra provided music, followed by a dance. Prof. J. P. King of Kansas City urged inspiration, with a daytime baseball contest won by the southside. Organizers plan an expanded next year's celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Topeka
George R. King
Pom Orchestra
Lansing
J. P. King
Kansas City
Kans
Delaney Set for August 11 Heavyweight Bout in New York
Delaney to fight Paolina Uzcadun in a 15 round heavyweight bout on August 11 in New York. The event follows Jimmy Maloney of Boston opening the boxing week by facing Jamaica Kid in Jamaica. High demand for ringside seats reflects Delaney’s title relinquishment and Sharkey knockout impact.
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Jack Deaney
Paolina
Uzcadun
New York
Tin Footiata
Jimmy Maloney
Boston
Delaney
Jamaica Kid
Sharkey
Maloney
Don Cartas Hosts First Bridge Party at Colonial Tea
The first in a fall series hosted by Mrs H E Don Cartas was a Bridge gathering at 8:30 this morning at the Colonial tea room with five tables. Mrs M T Van Hecke won high score and Mrs C E Friend took consolation. guest of honor Mrs W Banker received a silver vanity cage. Pink decor and summer flowers marked the event, with a three course breakfast at noon.
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H. E. Don Cartas
Colonial Tea Room
Carolyn Roth House
M. T. van Hecke
C. E. Friend
Banker
Yi A
Young
D. An
Rotert & House
Bowes program roll call quotes and local notices
Quotations from Hran geline and Mrs Mary Hegerman announce a Bowes program with a Wednesday afternoon gathering for the Pisssany Grove Sun shine club. Lawrence residents recall Prince Suad Chakir and Miss Sidi Wirt of Garden City, a University student. she is a guest for four days next week with Mrs John E Carlson of Kansas City. Geraldine, 10, accompanies, while Prince Suad travels in New York for business. his wife may join later. History notes teen elopement with Harry Williams, failed marriage, Spreckles murder, then Harape, and 1923 Constantinople marriage to Prince Suad. Also greeting birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Miron L. Dicker at Memorial hospital.
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Harry Willams
Newspal
John D. Spreckles
Jrn
California
Harape
Prince Suad
Turkey
Constantinople
ES Seen
En Miron L. Dicker
Memorial Hospital
Local social notes on travel and visitors
Will Ulm and the TND family left Saturday for Dallas after visiting Mr Ulm’s relatives. Mrs A L Ferris and Miss Emily Ferris expected home tomorrow from Saling where they visited Mrs E F Ferris and family. Robert Ferris will return home with his mother and sister. Miss Kate Dinsmoor of Indianapolis is visiting her mother and brother. Geo T Marshall and his daughter Josephine left for an auto ride to Concordia. John Foster was in Kansas City on business for Jarhawker, who will be editor next year. Mrs A M Hoffman and Dorothy of Coffeyville visited Mrs George Weyermueller and Mrs J W Carman. Mr and Mrs Otto Fischer and Mrs Ivan Rowe of Kansas City left yesterday for Wasson station Creede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ulm
Tnd
Dallas
Tex
Mr. Ulm
A. L. Ferris
Emily Ferris
Saling
E. F. Ferris
Robert Ferris
Kate Dinsmoor
Indianapolis
Ind
Geo. J. Barker
Paul Dinsmoor
Geo. T. Marshall
Josephine
Concordia
John Foster
Kansas City
The
Jarhawker
A. M. Hoffman
Dorothy
Coffeyville
George Weyermueller
J. W. Carman
Local notes on visits and social events in Lawrence
Col o where they will spend the remainder of the month Trey will be Gater 8 i ave ahd Mr a Coy of Ok eanaye Site Mra As L Taylor returned yesterday from Des Moines Town where she had been visiting relatives for a week Reservations to the party at the Country club tomorrow afternoon must be made before tomorrow noon Mrs Floyd Rankin is chairman of the hostess committee Miss Addie Lescher left today for a visit in Muskogee Okla Miss Huberta Russell returned last night from Hollywood Cal where she has been the guest of her mother and sister for the past three weeks Miss Jane Sheets has returned from a two weeks visit with her sister Mrs Junius Dyche of Oklahoma City Supt Adolph Spangler of Matador Tex is in Lawrence for a few days on business and is the guest of Mrs C E Esterly Mr and Mrs BE L Sharon of Ottawa and Miss Martha Sharon of the Sharon Style shop here left yesterday for Chicago on a buying trip Mrs FE P Smith and daughter Mary Virginia returned yesterday from Nelson Mo where they have been visiting friends and relatives for the past two weeks Miss Harriett De Wolfe has accepted position as teacher of history and French in the high school at Bazine
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Colo
Trey
Okeanaye
L. Taylor
Des Moines
Country Club
Floyd Rankin
Addie’ Lescher
Muskogee
Oklo
Huberta Russell
Hollywood
Cal
Jane Sheets
Jhas
Junius Dyche
Oklahoma
Adolph Spangler
Matador
Tex
Lawrence
C. E. Esterly
BE. L
Sharon
Ottawa
Martha Sharon
Chicago
FE. P. Smith
Mary Virrinia
Nelson
Harriett de Wolfe
Tory
Bazine
Cen ol Fly Destroyer advertised by Rankins Drag Store
An OCR fragment notes an advertisement for Cen ol Fly Destroyer from Rankins Drag Store located at 1101 Mass. The wording is fragmentary but identifies the product and the vendor and includes an address line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fies
Rankins Drag Store
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