Heflin Advised Admiral Plan Proposed in Alabama House
In Montgomery on August 19 AP reports Representative Lee Edmundson of Jefferson County introduced a resolution in the Alabama House urging President to appoint Senator J. Thomas Heflin as an admiral and place him in command of the battleship West Virginia stationed at New York harbor to defend the United States against the Pope of Rome. The measure directs Heflin to use sixteen inch shells if the Pope approaches, with other aggressive terms. The text was sent to the rules committee. Nearby, a mattress sale ad runs at Telander's 639 Mass.
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Montgomery
Ala
United States
J. Thomas
Heflin
New York Harbor
Rome
Alabama House of Representatives
Lee Edmundson
Jefferson County
Edmundson
United States of America
Pape
J. Thomas Heflin
United Stattes
Alabama
West Virginia
Statue of Liberty
Senate of the
Secretary of the Navy
Thomas Heffin
Vacation notices drift through Lawrence social pages
Local residents and visitors are listed on summer trips and family visits. K K Landes and Professor Landes study Black Hills minerals for University and private work while others travel from New York to Kansas City Denver Detroit to Colorado Springs and Enid. Several families plan stays at Lake Taneycomo Fort Clark and on the Mexican border as winter approaches.
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Mira
K. K. Landes
Black Hills
South Dakota
Landes
A. L. Carl
New York City
Innes Hackman Company
Claude Cooper, Jr
A. Lawrence
Kansas
City
Finch
Canada
Iain
Lawrence
Manhattan
Enid
Okla
Mexican
Fort Clark
Weeber Hutton, Jr
Jake Richards
Charles Guffin
Manitou
Colorado Springs
Colo
Thomas Portwood
Atchison
University
Eldon Ardrey
Chicago
Detroit
D. ¥. Smith
Alv
M. A. Chil
Ozark
Ruth Langley
S. EH. Jackson
California
Martha E. Jackson
Colorado
Orlando
Fla
Willis, Moxon
San Diego
O. D. Moore
Moxon
Ramnee
Maude Moore
A. R. Nottingham
Multiple City Movements Bend Lawrence Lineage Reports
Lawrence readers note a flurry of travel and visits as residents head to Kansas City Topeka and beyond. Names include Mrs B C Swain Marian Nye Hortense Miller and Miss Simpson with others visiting relatives and attending events. A Sofia bomb report notes no injuries with disruption limited to a transit area.
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Kansas City
B.C. Swain
Marian
B. C. Nye
Leavenworth
Ted
Kansas
City
Hortense Miller
Lawrence
The
University
Marjorie, Simpson
Miss Simpson
Miss Miller
W. E. Perkins
Gertrude Gillary Stanley
Carolyn Perkins
John Donohue
Stevens Point
Wis
Fairview
Raymond Wingate
Wichita
Colorado
Wyoming
J. W. E. Johnson
Palm Beach
Fla
Colorado Springs
Colo
J. D. Gavitt
Makeup and romance in a man’s view of wives
New York writers weigh cosmetics as feminine weaponry and romance fuel. Men favor well kept homes and natural touches but oppose visible makeup, preferring wives who conceal their facial cosmetics. The piece humorously contrasts shaving sticks and disguises with a wife’s artistry and its impact on marriage.
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New York
Harris Fined 100 by AL President over Rowland clash
Washington pitcher Harris of the Senators was fined 100 dollars by AL President Ban Johnson after a dispute with umpire Rowland in a game with the Yankees. Harris paid the fine by personal check and planned to discuss the matter with Johnson when Washington visits. Johnson censured the Washington manager for the episode and urged stronger discipline. Olive Bell of Muncie arrives to visit Mrs. Olney, a former Lawrence resident.
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St. Louis
Stanley Harris
Washington Senators
Ban’ Johnson
American League
Washington. Ub
Harris
Johnson
Washington
Baroly
Arainey
Olive Bell
Muncie
Ind
F.H. Olney
Bell
Lawrence
Prizewinner a Grandmother at Town Event
In Stonington Maine on August 19 judges picked the prettiest ankles dancing on the town hall stage. The winner was Mrs Harry Wood of New York, described as more than 50 with grandchildren. In Oklahoma, two masked robbers in overalls held up the Bluejacket State Bank at 10 15 this morning stealing about 400 dollars.
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Prisewinner A
Stonington
Renle Town Hall
Olahoma Bank
Miami
Oklb
A.P
Bandits Escape in Old Car Bound for Nowata
A trio of bandits fled in an aging touring car headed toward Nowata after leaving Bluejacket. The incident parameters and exact charges were not disclosed in the readable fragments. Investigators pursued initial leads as residents reported suspicious activity near the route.
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Nowata
Bluejacket
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Navy
Telander
Mass
John Deere
Sofia
London
Fessor Molloff
Vienna
Exchange Telegraph Company
Olson. Bros. Quality
Santa
Aoman
Ies Sea Harris
Willy
Bowersock
Kkraft Longhorn
Morrell's
Hill's
Folger
Old Man Econon
Green Bros
Kelvinator
Vinator
Legnard
Jewett
Kelvinato
Optometrist
Monarch
Meat Department
A'Centry
Uality
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