Lawrence Journal notes political picks and telegraph speed
Radlaugh is sick and suspended lecturing. Ware Gillett of Philadelphia returns after four months. Miss Lil Vian Ross praised as enrolling clerk candidate for the State Legislature. Ed Finney reports illness of his brother T. M Finney of Lawrence. James W Green of Olathe marries Mrs Mayo Banks. The Journal prints the President's message as telegraph operators in Lawrence transmit it rapidly, with six compositors working about ten hours.
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Radlaugh
W. Gillett
Ware & Gillett
Philadelphia
Lil, Vian Ross
Topeka Times
Lillian
Ed Finney
T. Mfinney
Lawrence
Florer
Osage Agency
James W. Green
Olathe
Mayo, Banks
N.J. Stephens
Journal
Boston
New York
Senate debates and World Court issue in Congress
The article surveys ongoing congressional debate on the world court and prohibition enforcement, noting Senate interest and House committee discussions. It also mentions Red Grange’s football victory and Kansas higher education inspections, with praise for Kansas University and other state schools. It mentions Governor Ferguson planning no special Texas session and political caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram
Senate
Mui Verguson
Texas
Pictures Spoiled In Today's Hagen Farm Gathering
Neighbors gathered at John Hagen's farm nine miles southwest of Lawrence to husk corn and cut wood for the ailing farmer. A photographer and Journal-World crew arrived to document the effort but developed photos spoiled, leaving printed images of sixty workers and twenty-five teams unheard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal- World
John Hagen
Lawrence
Hagen
Wilfie Tabler
Bertha Perdue
Levine Smgets
Norma Trackwell
Journal World
Charles Hagen
Durant
John Hazen
Werelvin Pordue
Charley Shier
Kh. B. Mavart
Te Tee Cox
Charhyate
Glenn Cox
PL McNees
Wilson Martin
Charles
Connemara Moore's Masked Dinner Party Unfolds
In a crowded drawing room a secret engagement nears disclosure as Connemara Moore disguises herself in a gauze headdress and plans to reveal or hide her fate at Aunt Celimena's party. The night promises a pivotal choice and a costly gamble to secure or lose an estate and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonnemare
Connemara
Bing
Rose Wray
Celimena
Connemara Moore
Ors
Carri
Indian law bill sparks federal state conflict
A proposed bill by Representative French Republican Idaho aims to place Indians under state or territorial laws on rage health and education while preserving rights to hunt and fish. The measure would not alter existing tribal provisions or federal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Idaho
County unit system critiqued over local road building
Editorial argues that supporters of the County Unit System promise local road improvement but fail to build roads or fund missions. It cautions readers against placing self interest above broader civic projects as it cites Woodson and Franklin counties and Lola Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodson County
Franklin
Lola Register
Maj Gen Andre W Brewster Retires From Service
Maj Gen Andre W Brewster U A retires on his own request after a long career beginning in the Tenth Infantry in 1885 with service in Indian wars the Spanish American War earning a Congressional Medal of Honor for Tien-tsin in the Boxer rebellion and later serving as inspector general of American forces in France during World War I and most recently commanding the First Corps Area headquartered in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre W. Brewster
U. A
Philadelphia
Tenth Infantry
Spain
Phillippines
China
Tien-tsin
Brewster
Pershing
France
First Corps
Boston
Great Bridge Battle Anniversary and Mining Congress Meet
News brief array covering the 28th annual American Mining Congress in Washington on issues such as national labor policy mine taxation and distribution of mine products. Also reports Mesa Arizona to host a Mormon temple dedication with a 600000 cost and 25000 attendees chiefs and artists’ involvement noted. Other items include a Missouri penitentiary narcotics ring discovery and London opening a women only Turkish bath club with a divorce suit by Thyra Anderson against Harry B Anderson.
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Great Bridge
Virginia
American Mining Congress
Ing
Washington
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Mesa
Joseph Smith
St. George
Utah
Acacia Ledge No 9 Masons Meet December 10
Acacia Ledge No 9 A F and A M holds annual stated communication Thursday December 10 at 7 30 P M Regular business followed by election of officers Dinner in the Temple firing room at 6 30 Members urged to attend Lawrence Ledge 6 Acacia Fraternity and all visiting Brethren invited John H Parker W M Paul A Lange Secy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Ledge No
A. F
A.M
Temple
Lawrence Ledge No. 6
Acacia Fraternity
John H. Parker
W. A
Paul A. Lange
Grand Opera trip for Haskell students to Kansas City
A party of Haskell students and chaperones head for Kansas City Monday to attend the Grand Opera. Miss Kate Caldwell gives a recital at Miss Louise Wiedemann’s home tonight assisted by Miss Virginia McCrory and Rebecca Passon. Miss Vera Shane depicted in an artistic buckskin bust figure. Community figures and faculty members plan Grand Opera attendance, with several notable Lawrence residents listed. Capt. Simpson Hollister is said to be seriously ill. Mary Sugarue birthday party and Summerfield anniversary noted. Thomas Gilmore funeral planned at Overbrook tomorrow. Dr P W Little to begin bovine TB testing in Willow Springs and Marion townships today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Plank
Miss Robbins
Haskell
Kansas City
Kate Caldwell
Louise Wiedemann
Virginia McCrory
Rebecca Passon
Rovery
Vera Shane
D. L. Rowlan
Shane
Lawrence Society
Potter Hults
P. H. Pierce
Wilhelmi
Hattie Griesinger
Elmer Willis
Maude
Edith Hares
Louise Smith
Geneva Lichtenwalter
Margaret Roche
Lillian Hinman
W.L. Howe
Blackman
Penny
Aiary Sugarue
Potter Shipments Drop in Douglas County Potatoes.
The article notes a total of 2,676 carloads shipped by Union Pacific and Rock Island, down from 4,000 last year, with Lawrence towns like Silver Lake and Edwardsville leading counts. Prices held steady enough to limit growers’ losses despite a harvest fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Midland
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Kaw Valley
Union Paffic
Silver Lake Ocstrict
Edwardsville
Loring
Williamstown
Kiro
Ruby
Perry
They
Grantville
Ropeka
Newman
Linwood
Mencken
Medina
Bonner Springs
Kingsville
St. Marys
Frnaitland
Fall Leaf
See
A Puzzle for Historians and Near East Relief
This fragment notes historians should rely on themselves amid postwar distress and highlights Near East Relief as a bright note. It mentions Golden Rule Sunday in December to support Near East Relief and promises articles by public figures to inform the public about the charity’s aims and needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes
United States
Connemara’s Delay Sets Moorelands Party Aflutter
At Moorelands the orchestra and guests speculate as Connemara delays her announcement. Miss Glenn interprets the scene for lawyer Brewster while noting Connemara faces two agreeable options. Bing, Cav Fairy Queen, and Salt are referenced in the lively parlor drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connemara
Moorelands
Glenn
Adam Brew
Mr. Brewster
Aleman
Moore
Dippareant
Miss Celimena
Connie
Miss Glenn
Bing
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Doctors and druggists tout Calotabs as a puri fied calomel tablet to break up a cold overnight. One or two tablets at bedtime with water, no salts or nausea, then a clear morning with purified system and restored appetite. Get a family package with full directions for 35 cents at any drugs store.
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Red Grange
Red
Noles
Coolidge
Dhaseea
Mitchelli
Orld
Red Jrange
Ned
Votre Arts
Kean
March of Regetts
Kansas
Topeks
University of Isensas
State “Board of Regents
Hedun Oles
Charle W. EF Jwesenal
Lindley
Egents
Kansas University
Sini
National Senate
Concord Ss Aly
A. L. Holcom
E. G. Steel
J. S. McNees
D. E. Bond
Roger Williams
J. W. Simmons
George Richardson
Lawrence Strode
W. F. Ewithgton
Jim Sanders
Jess Christy
Sherman Fletcher
Frank Goff
I J. C. Maloney
Floyd White
N. J. Bond
B. Sunders
George Perdue
A- E. Peteusa
Frank Fox
Axe
W. K. Eisele
George Shuler
G. A. Tuttle
Pete Talmer
Monroe Dirk
Emery Ice
Raymond Goff
Fred K. Gray
Roy Goff
Charles Banning
P. F. White
E. Tavis
J. W. Smith
Winston McNees
W. N. Allison
B. Perdue
Tobler
Floyd Perdue
Harry Bowen
Floyd Ridens
Earl Tuttle
Edward M
A. E. Welsh
P. GC
Bond
Guy Falks
Tom Pugh
John Banks
Willis Dunn
Brett Band
R. K. Glathaar
Collier & Son Co
GP. Putnam's Sons
Maria Prevostis
Warner Bros. Pictures
Lec
Chapter
Mre Brewster
Jaye
Wichita
Kan
A.P
Fred K. Hammers
Agent Court
San Antonio Tex
Harmacy
Oklahoma
Auri
Arkansas
San Antonio
Umber
Martinsburg
W. Va
Oec
George Mead Bowdrs
West Virginia
Eiitorial
PS News
Nardolie Ring i
Missouri
Fi . Mo. Dee
Covery of
Agnarcotic
Sui
B. Hall
Turkish Bath Club
London
T ‘H. Bath
West End
Bath Club
Ihen
Thyra Anderson
Harry JB. Anderson
M. Summerfield
Willow Springs
P W. Little
T. B
Marion Township
Douglas
Ss. Dee
Fa. P
Lowell Offeials
Uvisor
Perioy
Raurt
Ppli
Near East
America
Henry Morgenthau
Pelllo, Hank
Hank Smith
By Alexander Weollcott
H. Fendrich, Inc
Evansville
Ind
Chalmers Tobacco ‘Co
Kansas City, Mo
Main St
Massachusetts
Lawrence, Kansas
Fank
Fank’s
Funk
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