World Company-Wic. Simone President Office 72 Massachusetts Street
The Journal-World lists subscriptions with carrier rates for one week to a year and notes advance payment options. It identifies office addresses in Lawrence Kansas Hartford Building New York and Marbridge Building representative Franklin Alcorn. The paper is a member of Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations with standard reprint rights and delivery service details. A notice provides contact times for late delivery and requests prompt reshipment. The date shown is Wednesday December 12.
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WORLD
WIC
Simone
Massachusetts Street
Law_rence
Kansas
Keater
Hartford
New York
Franklin Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
Associated ‘Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Postoffice
Lawrence
Journal-World
Fragmented quotation on political obstruction and a biblical gift
An excerpt compares a biblical gift to a political stalemate in Congress. It cites Acts 3 6 on healing and quotes a “group of wilful men” delaying business until leaders decide on proceeding. The text blends scripture with a late 19th or early 20th century political phrasing.
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Senate
House
Congress
Union Pacific Plan Improves Lawrence Travel Access
The Union Pacific joins with Rock Island to allow passenger service to and from Lawrence, promising less train transfers and smoother travel for students and residents. The arrangement aims to show corporate responsibility and enhance regional transport, while the broader idea of a European reparations survey by American experts is noted as a separate government approach.
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Union Pacific Railroad
University
Lawrence
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Union’ Pacific
Germany
France
Coolidge
United States
Minnesota Senators oppose Kellogg as ambassador to Britain
Minnesota senators argued Kellogg would not represent the northwest and voiced objections in committee. They acknowledge his competence but contend he would not reflect a regional perspective, while noting Kellogg would serve the entire United States in England rather than a local corner.
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Minnesota
Frank B. Kellogg
Great Britain
Northwest
Senate
Kellogg
England
United States
Turbulent senate talks cloud Cummins La Follette terms
Ambiguous terms in the senate indicate a standoff between Cummins and La Follette. Rumors of political brinkmanship suggest each would resist concessions while the other presses for advantage. The exchange signals a fragile, uncertain path to any peaceful termination of the dispute.
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Cummins
la Follette
Birth of a Nation shown in Kansas sparks debates
Readers and writers including Eligraphis and Kludds urge the Governor to permit the Birth of a Nation in Kansas. Pinkerton, the famed detective, is reported dead amid casual notes on prison reporting and sensational press habits.
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Eligraphis
Kludds
Nati
Kansas
Pinkerton
Lenine of Mexico Executed After Latest Revolution
Daily reports show widespread concern as Mexican revolution leads to execution of the Lenine figure. Officials and the public fear further upheaval during the period of unrest.
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Mexico
Arthur Brisbane Turns Sixty In Busy Journalistic Career
Arthur Brisbane, entering his 60th year, has a prominent place in American journalism. He began as a reporter in 1882, spent years in London as foreign correspondent, and rose to chief editorial writer in 1857 for a large newspaper syndicate. His editor income and smart investments established him among New York’s millionaire class. He is renowned for clear, everyday editorial writing about life in Masses.
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Arthur Brisbane
Ami
London
New York
United States
New York Pearty
Brisbane
Ramman
Lawrence Choral Union Plans Weekly Rehearsal Tonight
The Lawrence Choral Union will meet at the high school auditorium tonight for a regular Messiah rehearsal. The session was moved from last night due to a Rene Chemet concert, with only one more practice before Christmas holidays before University students return from vacation.
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Lawrence Choral Union
Rene ‘Chemet
Lawrence Hi Y Club Plans Tuesday Meeting For Christmas Topic
The Lawrence Hi Y Club will meet at 7 15 PM Tuesday in the high school music room. Afternoon meetings conflicted with other activities so evening sessions were adopted. The next meeting topic is Reasons for Christmas.
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Lawrence
Darling Justice and Lava Themed Trials Across 1922 News
London gossip notes the resignation of Sir Charles Darling at 74 after a career marked by humorous courtroom moments and sharp wit in a murder trial. A New York report describes Dr Burr Ferguson claiming a blood boosting injection fluid, based on salicylate of mercury, tested after arriving aboard the Majestic. Hawaiian volcanic activity reports two large lava crevices venting 2,000,000 cubic feet per hour from Kilauea. New York authorities move to compel the Anti-Saloon League to file 1922 election expense accounts.
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Charles “Darling
King’s Bench
Justice Darling
Max Beerbolm
England
Darling
Darling J
Darling Justice
New York
Burr Ferguson
United States Health Department
Southampton
Majestic
Hawaiian
Washington
Department of the Interior
Thomas Boles
Hawaii National Park
Ton Accal
League
State Attorney-General Office
Anti-Saloon League
Shortest days, gifts, and Christmas humor from Chicago
A collection of light notes and quips on Christmas, gifts, and society. Jokes touch on Santa, toys, ash trays, silk thread, and humor about fat men as Santa. Mentions of bank robberies by dads and a joke about poker versus music. Also notes a CPA meeting postponed and a probate wedding in Lawrence.
Knights Templar Inspection Tonight at Masonic Temple
William E Hutchinson of Garden City will inspect the Demolay Commandery of Knights Templar tonight at the Masonic Temple. A supper is planned at the temple followed by the initiation of several candidates. Deputy grand commander Hugh Means visits western districts for general inspection.
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William E., Hutchinson
Garden City
Grand Standard
Templar
Knights
Masonic
Dsudge
Hugh Means
The
Knights Templar
Lawrence High School Honor List Second Six Weeks
Honor students listed include Agnes Pine Marguerite Hornett Olive Weatherby Helen Hungerford Lorene Howard Elizabeth Schungle Dorothy Pine Mildred Wilson Bernard Bloch Carol Hedberg Leona Marsh Frank Strong Helen Churchill Rose McColloch.
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Lawrence High School
Agnes Pine
Marguerite Hornett
Olive Weatherby
Helen Hungerford
Lorene Howard
Elizabeth Schungle
Dorothy Pine
Mildred Wilson
Bernard Bloch
Carol Hedberg
Leona Marsh Frank Strong
Helen Churchill
Rose McColloch
National party formation to open conference in Detroit
Three day conference in Detroit opens today to formalize a new national political party with Henry Ford as standard bearer. Also today Chicago hosts the American Farm Bureau Federation annual session pursuing policies to cut consumer costs and raise producer returns.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Atlanta
Philip’ E.fox
Ku. Khix-Klan
W.S. Coburn
Simmons
Hoover
Department of the Interior
Washington
Church Adds 112 Converts After Three Weeks at Stony Point
Rev E T McFarland completed three weeks of special religious services at Stony Point near Muncie. The services resulted in 112 additions to the church as members renewed faith and welcomed new converts. The item notes Christmas gifts and local shop ads including Burgner Bowman Matthews Lumber Co and Barber's Drug Store.
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E. T. McFarland
Stony Point
Muncie
Baldwin News: Local Social and Ill Health Updates
Miss Jessie Wilson, a Garnett freshman, leaves school due to ill health. Mrs. Ernest Lange recovers at home south of Baldwin. Miss Mary Fay Brown journeys to Yates Center after a friend's death, then returns. Club events include Kensington club Christmas party and Evangeline crew elections. Several residents travel for hospital treatment, funerals, and family visits around Baldwin and nearby towns. A reading club pause due to illness precedes Christmas holidays. Minor crime report notes a Buick theft on Massachusetts Street.
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Jessie Wilson
Garnett
Frnest Lange
Carrie Lange
West Baldwin
Mary Fay Brown
Yates Center
Miss Brown
Baldwin
Ethel Huff
Kensington Club
Sixth Street
Evangeline Cragter
Eastern Star
William A. Quarle
Ensworth Hospital
St. Joseph
William McGill
Kansas City
Parmenter
Allie Gayle Quayle
Ella Allderdice
Charles B. Beeks
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Rowland
Ruth
Barbara
Luin Dean
Kingman
Ralph Mcllrath
Ministers’ Wives’ Association
Ida Adriance
Mamie Seclim
H. K. Ebright
Delta Zeta Girls
John Bolton
Baker University
Delta Zeta
Delta Delta Delta Alliance
Forrest M. Hartley
Dora Sharp
Shd
Winona _Bailey
Baker
Pavlova
Alexander Brener
Paola
Margaret Huff
Brener
Forrest M. Beard
Hattie Osborne
James Aus
el Paso
Texas
Walter Osborne
J.0.osborne
Governor admits talk with film board on Birth of a Nation
Governor Davis acknowledged a telephone talk with the state film review board just before Birth of a Nation was approved for Kansas exhibition but denied writing any letter. He said he urged the board to use its judgment and possible censorship, while letters from supporters and opponents circulated in state politics.
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Topeka
Davis
State Board of Review
Kansas
Kansas City
Movie Board
Board of Review
State House
Carl J. Peterson
Kansas Woriin’s Christian Temperance Union
California
Vet Bureau Plans Washington Readjusts Inspection Service
Washington December 11 plans for further readjustments in the veterans bureau were announced by bureau officials. The inspection service would be redistricted from fourteen to eight districts and operate independently from administrative district offices and other activities.
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Vet Bureau
Washington
Veterans Bureau
Inspection Service
Twelve Indicted for Mail Frauds in Texarkana Prompts GJ Action
December 12. Twelve indictments handed down by the Federal Grand Jury center on mail fraud schemes connected with promotion operations. Ten indictments name defendants, but the identities are withheld for now. A separate note mentions gypsies seen in Lawrence and quickly hustled out of town by police.
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Texarkana
Ark
Federal Grand Jury
Lawrence
North Lawrence T A meeting set for 2 30 PM
Lincoln P T A will meet Mrs George Irving tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 to discuss business. Mr and Mrs Zeno Rogers were Sunday evening guests with Miss Martha Transmier Clarence Porter and Mr and Mrs James Schroyer and Douglas. The Niotus club met last Wednesday with Mrs J J Kram twelve members present and each answering roll call with a missionary name Edna McGinnis gave a paper on The Southern Highlands. Next meeting will be with Mrs Charles Lowe for a Christmas program. Clyde Castle and family visiting G B Castle. Clyde helping his father with his trade. Seen Boudoir lamps Shimmons Bros.
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Lincoln P. T. A
George. Irving
Zeno Rogers
Martha Transmier
Clarence Porter
James Schroyer
Douglas
Niotus Club
J. J. Kram
Edna. McGinnis
Southern Highlands
Charles Lowe
G. B. Castle
Clarence Durham
Kansas City
J. Husted
Baptist
Shurch
Charles Pureland
C. E. Wilderson
Beattie Collins
Collins
Elm Street
Arkansas
Monument to Americans Unveiled in Blois France
A monument dedicated to about half a million American troops who served around Saint Aignan Noyers, with 850 identified as buried in local cemeteries, was unveiled today in Blois France. The ceremony honors troops from the 1948 and 1919 periods and marks a commemorative act in the region.
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Blois
France
Saint Aignan-Noyers
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Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Choral Union
Tom Morgan Butler
Massachusetts
U.S. Senate
Tom Sims
Santa
T Is
Everbody
Santa Claus
C.P
Lone Star C.P.A
Lone
Star
Lewis Gorshell
Leona Hamton
Menger
McCulloch’s
Olocka Drug Store
Barber’s Drug Store
McCulloch
Burgner- Bowman, Matthews Lumber Co
Barber's Drug 31 Store
Fable Lamps
Shinimons Bros
Baldwin News
John Osborn
Tennessee St
Barber's
North Lawrence
Clyde Castle
Clyde
Shimmons.Bros
Sitney
Gles
Winsor Grocery
V Clothing Oe
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
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