World Company page opinion column 1923 local note
The Journal-World of Lawrence Kansas prints a syndicated and local opinion fragment from August 23 1923. It cites Van Neste and Brookhart on farmer relief and politics, critiques France Germany reparations, and notes England's changing stance with a Hartford Courant quote about ally desertion for trade. The Topeka Journal adds a one word explanation: Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hartford Courant
Topeka Journal
Budget Bureau Key to Tax Cuts Says President
President Conjidge vows to press Congress to cut taxes and relies on the federal budget bureau as the essential tool. Without it, efforts to curb government spending would falter, inviting pork barrel excess and costly backsliding. The President should guard the budget process carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conjidge
Congress
Federal Bundget Bureau
Budget Bureau
Harding
Government urged to broker coal dispute as stock suffices
The article notes coal miners and operators risk escalating tensions amid uncompromising attitudes. It argues that with a four month stock on hand the government should push parties toward sensible settlement, while contrasting Germany’s chaotic finances and the futility of valuing money in marks.
Motoda to be first bishop of Tokio in Japan
An upcoming event in Protestant Episcopal church circles will consecrate Rev J S Motoda as the first bishop of Tokio next month in Japan. Motoda, a former St Pauls School student, studied at Kenyon College and the University of Pennsylvania earning a PhD. He has led religious and educational work in Japan and has long served as president of St Pauls University. He is highly regarded by progressive Japanese leaders and publicists.
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Japan
J. S. Motoda
Tokio
St. Paul’s School
St. Paul’s University
Motoda
Tien
Increase Mather Died Two Hundred Years Ago Today
Today marks the 200th anniversary of the death of Increase Mather renowned preacher and early Harvard College president. Meanwhile the United States Fisheries Association convenes at Cedar Point to discuss cross border fishing interests and policies. A plan for a permanent boycott of anthracite coal is to be reviewed at today’s New England governors conference in Boston.
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Increase Mather
Harvard College
United States Fisheries Association
Cedar Point
New England
Boston
Colglazier to Open Baldwin Office at Hy Prentice Store
County agent CG Colglazier visited Baldwin yesterday and announced plans to establish a weekly office on the Hy Prentice variety store balcony starting after September first. The arrangement, approved at the last farm bureau meeting, aims to better serve nearby farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. CG. Colglazier
Baldwin
Hy Prentice
Russia to Open Grand Agricultural Exposition in Moscow
Moscow hosts an ambitious postwar agricultural exhibition featuring foreign firms led by German displays and American harvester machinery. Ten thousand workers built nearly one hundred new structures along the Moscow river as peasants travel from provinces every five days. A model village replaces the old ikons with electric lights, and separate foreign and Russian sections accompany an adjacent amusement park called Not Lonesome Gardens.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Russia
United States
Turkestan
Far East Republic
Siberia
Vladivostok
Cairo
Fragmented 1920s column with misc notes and banter
A jumble of notes from a 1920s paper includes Chicago reports improvement and silly remarks by TOM SIMS, references to films and books, Paris whistles, and aviation. Local items mention a 62 year marriage, a 99 year old postmaster, a Hen egg lake find, and social events in Wayne Illinois, Goodland Kansas, and nearby towns.
Moving laundry equipment to new Lawcones plant
Equipment from Lawcones Steam Laundry was moved from the air quarters at 908 Massachusetts to the new building at Tenth and New Hampshire streets this morning. It will be installed and work begins Monday. The fireproof plant features brick walls, cement floors, steel framed windows, and ample space for workers with washing equipment on the first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawcones Steam Laundry
Massachusetts Street
Tenth
New Wiampshire Streets
Turks Ratify Lausanne Treaty at Angora
The Turkish grand national assembly at Angora today ratified the Lausanne treaty with the allies, confirming the peace arrangement after World War I terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Associated Press
Prand
Angora
Lawrence social notes mount among local families
North Lawrence highlights include Mr and Mrs Arthur Marshall and daughter Cecil of Chicago visiting Mrs Marshall's sister Mrs George Engieberger. Olivia Paulding of Hobart Ind spent two weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs W H Dunn plan a motor trip through Kansas Oklahoma to Little Rock Ark visiting Mrs Dunn's sister and family. Mrs Truman Wiley celebrated her husband’s sixty fifth birthday with twenty present. A church group from the Christian church hosted a joint boys and girls event with games and refreshments at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bolen
Goodland
Kan
John Patchen
Bolen
James Guiley
A. J. Martin
GrJen Zimmerman
Oran
Freddie
Arthur
Leslie Martin
Colorado
National Guards
Ft. Riley
Arthur H. Marshall
Cecil
Chicago
Olivia .Paulding
Hobart
Ind
Kansas
Oklahoma
Little Rock
Ark
Song
Layman Wiley
Blanche Womack
Mr. Wiley
Christian Church
Don
Train Robbery Suspects Nabbed Near Okesa Oklahoma
Ten men arrested in connection with the Missouri Kansas and Texas passenger train robbery near Okesa Oklahoma were brought to Pawhuska by a large posse led by federal county and city officers. The suspects surrendered quietly in eastern Osage County and were held in a Pawhuska hotel pending federal arraignment before Commissioner Mellatt. AL Spencer linked to no part in the crime per United States Marshal Alva McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawhuska
Okla
Associated Press
Okesa
Osage County
Alva McDonald
United States
Oldhhoma
Hefura
MacDonald
Mellatt
AL Spencer
Oklahoma
Marshal McDonald
Family reunion trip to Wilmington Ohio event noted
Marquis Hamilton and Mrs Myriyn Hamilton Brown with Mrs Lillian Hamilton Jones and her children travel Friday to Dayton Ohio to attend a family reunion in Wilmington Ohio on August 26 at Newton Hamiltons old gravel pit. The Hamilton line traces back to Jeffrey Wilson born 1773 in Boone county Virginia a Cherokee Indian who reportedly lived to 115 years.
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Marquis Hamilton
Myriyn Hamilton Brown
Lillian Hamilton Jones
William
Shirley
Dayton
Ohio
Wilmington
Newton Hamilton
Hamiltons
America
Jeffrey Wilson
Boone County
German Radicals Fight Essen Strife Sparks City Closures
German syndicalists and communists clash over a Rhineland republic plan. The dispute has shuttered many coal mines and industries in Essen, and the city gas works has been dark for ten days, plunging streets into darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Associated Press
Rhineland
Weaver improving as hospital care continues in New London
Letters from Lawrence say A. D. Weaver is better with fever under control for days. His son A. B. Weaver plans to return home soon as Mr. Weaver receives treatment at a hospital in New London, Connecticut, early next week.
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Lawrence
A. D. Weaver
A. B. Weaver
Mr. Weaver
New London
Conn
Miss Burnett Undergoes Tonsil Removal At Memorial Hospital
Miss Doris Burnett daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Burnett had her tonsils removed this morning. The operation was performed by Dr H S Chambers at Memorial hospital and she will remain there for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Burnett
W. W.” Burnett
Derby Grain Co Prices Lump Coal At Eight Seventy Five
Leavenworth area note lists lump coal at 8.75 per ton offered by Derby Grain Co with contact by phone.
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Leavenworth
Derby Grain Co
National A A U Swimming Meet Set in Indianapolis
World class swimmers from Chicago Hawaii New York City and Indianapolis gather for the National A A U senior and junior outdoor meet with events including the 190 yard freestyle one mile swims and 880 yard freestyle. Notables such as Kahanamoku Weismuller Ederle Riggin Bauer and O Connell are entered or expected to compete with Indiana Kentucky A A U titles also decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Associated Press
A.A. U
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Kasan Johnny Weismuller
Chicago
Duke Kahanamoku
Hawaii
Kahanamoknu
Robert Skelton
Harold Krueger
Gertrude Ederle
New York City
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Ederle
Welf
Aileen Riggin
Minnie DeVry
Sybil Bauer
Edna O'Connell
Miss Bauer
Marriages performed by temporary probate judge
Probate Judge C. E. Lindley presided as two couples wed today. Lloyd M. Young of Pleasant Hill and Anna L. Winters of Kansas City, both Missouri, married alongside Deward R. Pressly and Ruth E. Stone of Blue Springs, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Lindley
Lloyd M. Young
Pleasant Hill
Anna L. Winters
Kansas City
Deward R. Pressly
Ruth E. Stone
Blue Springs
Liberty Bonds Closing Prices Announcement
Bonds trading did not close in clear form with scattered figures including Liberty 332s 5100 2 Liberty 1st 44s BAL Liberty 2nd 4 Liberty 3rd 444 Liberty 4th 444s US 8 Govt 44s. This fragment outlines the day’s bond pricing in dollars and thirty seconds with multiple Liberty and government series shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
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Journal-World
W. CG. Simons
Tory New York
Banktin
Alcorn
Marbridge Building
Associated iPress
Focal News
Audit Bureau _of Circulations
Postoffice
Lawrence, Kans
van Neste
Brookhart
G. van Neste
Douglas County
Lawrence Rotarjung
Senator Blockhart
Iowa
President Coolidge
Ottawa
The
Herald
Poincare
France
Germany
Lhyman
Chicago Journal of, Commerce
Southern Pacific
Theinanciers
Tom Sims
Sone
Deauville
Toronto
Paris
Cherbourg
Robert Bliss
Stockholm
Adam Glos
Wayne, Ill
Philomont
Lawrence Steam Laundry
North Lawrence
Acacia Lodge
ACE& Alm
Wmm
G. Sanderson
W.M
Paul A. Lange
Johnston Chocolates
Rankin
Ralph Ward
Mass
Gibbs
Store OF Savings
Johnny Tupants
Chambray
Uae
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