World Company notices and contact details in Lawton Kansas
Local publication shows World Company and Associated Press credits, addresses at 22 Massachusetts Street and Martard Buildin in Lawton Kansas. Subscription rates and circulation notices appear along with legal and postal details for the Monday December 14 1925 issue.
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the World Company
Simons
Massachusetts Street
Law,venue
Kansas
Chisawy
A. F. Reatewth
Marttard
Associated
Associated Press
Ah News
Mirpwish
Herain Aighta
Ale Bureau OF
Postoffice
Law
North Dakota Senate Vacancy and Governor’s Appointing Power
The discussion centers on whether a governor may fill a senate vacancy via appointment and if a senator is a state or federal official. Analysts note the impact on salaries and the income tax exempt status, with broader implications for state governance and fiscal policy. The Journal-World highlights multiple potential candidates for the Republican gubernatorial nomination and comments on the governor’s handling of appointments and state finances.
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North Dakota
Senate
Sala
Paglen
Naty
Publicity Call Tangles With Liquor and Arms Debate
A fragment outlines aims to disclose funds and employment details behind anti saloon league opposition and liquor law foes. It notes ministers and churches unlikely to benefit yet publicity could aid opponents while Europe awaits US disarmament moves. Mitchell and preparedness supporters push for showing US military strength.
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Te Learr Cret Invest
Anti Saloc League
Kansas City Speeders and Crime Report Reflect Mixed Trends
A Kansas City report notes faster speeds on the Victory Highway with a motorcycle officer pursuing at ninety mph. Major crimes show a decrease in the year, burglary up in places, and homicides receding. Shoppers plan a final pre Christmas push this week as law enforcement stresses radio entertainment safety.
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Kansas City
Shawnee County
Sop Law Enforcement Association
Kansas
Old Files Reveal Small Town News And Gossip
From our old files a century ago a boy weighed ten pounds at birth as George Bew celebrates his large family. Ex Senator Bransgar’s sighting prompts remarks on fame’s brevity while a social supper by J C Conner delights a select circle. A Kansas steer market reports one hundred head at 1367 pounds each. Willis's saloon hosts a lively Saturday crowd. court matters proceed slowly. Wood thieves plague town as Allie Diarmore and Ale are named in jest. James W Green, county attorney, travels to Lawrence amid wedding rumors. The National Hotel opens under Walter’s management. Baptist sermons fill churches as local life echoes with humor and quarrels over unpaid bills.
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George Bew
Douglas County
Bransga
J. C. Conner
Sentleman
Entucky
le Louis
Kansas
Willis
Loke
Allie Diarmore
Ale Diges
Jas. W. Green
Worthy
Lawrence
New York
Mr. Walter
National Hotel
Durfee House
Walter
Ludington
Otto
Baptist
Journal-World Subers
Tala Jike
Maser
Taynes
Hayes
Taunk
Twenty-Five Years Ago In Topeka Agriculture Announcements
A 25 year old item notes the Kansas State Board of Agriculture events starting January 9 in Topeka with Lawrence participants. Mentions Joe Turger, Leren Wilson recovering after surgery, A Whitman proofs on Louisa Malco te letters, Wilder Metcalf attending a ceremony in Salina, Marguerite Carroll hosting a party with games and a cake walk won by Amy Wear, Eleanor Gilmore winning a bean guessing contest, Mrs Tansy Hemphill winning a prize, and Dr Wening’s death after illness. Story continues.
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Nancas State Board Aericulture
Topeka
Sheen
Lawrence
Joe Turger
Tough
Bismarck Stove
Leren Wilson
Pr. McClintosk
Dr. Simmons
A. Whitman
Louisa Malcoté
En. Wilder S. Metcalf
Salina’ Company
Marguerite Carroll
Amy
Amorette
Eleanor Gilmore
Tansy Hemphill
Griesa Steyday
W. Jason
St Paul
Wening
Pearl Found In Oyster At New Fruit Store
Dec 29 at 2 32 Tonn street. TR L Hill reported finding a pearl in an oyster purchased from New Fruit store. Local notes indicate a small treasure in a common purchase and no injuries reported.
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Tohn
Rilworth Forternoon
Tonn
TR. L. Hill
New Fruit
Duke of York Turns Thirty as World Events Unfold
Today marks the 30th birthday of the Duke of York as congratulations pour in. Secretary Kellogg plans to address the Council on Foreign Relations in New York with John W. Davis presiding at a dinner. In Rome a consistory will create four new Cardinals followed by a public ceremony next Thursday. The Pan American Commercial Congress meets in New York for a four day session. The Annual Health and Food Exposition opens today at the Garden in New York for a week.
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Duke of York
Kellogg
Council On Foreign Relations
New York City
John W. Davis
Rome
North
South America
New York
Colonel Stewart Named Superintendent at West Point
Colonel Merch B Stewart designated to succeed General Fred W Sladen as Superintendent of the United States Military Academy at West Point. He is praised as an efficient infantry officer with prior West Point and Plattsburgh instruction and currently commands cadets. A War College graduate, he served in Cuba and the Philippines and earned the lieutenant colonelcy as chief of staff of the 76th Division at Camp McDevon. He later led American units of Allied forces near Archangel and hails from Virginia.
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Merch B. Stewart
Haseen
Fred W. Sladen
United States Military Academy
West Point
Trattsburgh
Military Academy
Stewart
War College
Beavite
Cuba
Philippines
United States
Germany
Camp Mdevon
Gelatine
Archanzel
Virginia
First Presbyterian and Baptist Church Notices
Sunday school guests visited Mrs. Dingmore Aher and Mrs. J M Piper at 1133 Vermont Ed for the Tas party. Herbert Strickler spoke to the University Christian Endeavor on India. Christmas party for Sunday school planned for Wednesday Dec 3. Brotherhood session Thursday evening with supper business and social. The adult Sunday school continues with The Old Stayt program. A sermon addressed God and love, with Christmas themes and the peril of doubt. First Baptist Church notes include stronger attendance, Kappa Phi pageant "Unveiling the Cross" Sunday night, ministers and deacons meeting, church suppers with shared dishes, committee reports due, and a Women’s Society Advent activity.
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First Presbyterian Church
Membe
Dingmore Aher
J. M Piper
Brotherhood
Rey. L
Church
Christ
Paul
Kappa Phi
Opl Barher
Tennessee
C. B. McClerland
Wm. Gurtis
GH. Leon
Mittee
Women's Society
Christmas Week Events and Sermon on Servetus
Mrs H W Keene leads a program followed by tea with Mrs W H Andrews at the Christmas services. The Unitarian Church quotes Michael Servetus as a martyr for free thought, contrasting Calvins power in Geneva and his execution in 1935, noting Servetus sought a purer form of Christianity.
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H. W. Keene
W. H. Andrews
Choiir
Unitarian Church
Michael Servetus
Backus
Servetus
Calvin
Geneva
Christine
Jesus
Pageant Draws Crowds At Khristian Church Big Sunday
The Khristian Church held a large Sunday pageant "The Heavenlyest" drawing over 600 in attendance with a repeat planned for tonight. Pastor Charles A. Richard was away sick, Rev B F Ludy led both services, and the pageant featured Gabriel and Mary roles with strong musical support. Subscriptions to Italy debt payment near 4.05 million dollars as reported by Stefani.
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Christ Church
Fe Sarge
Ur. R. Ardrex
Th. A.delmore
Bitch
Coffelt
Gabriel
Claude L. Rcett
Joseph
W. WT. Dana
Mary
Manning Henderson
Earl Martin
Charles Aa. Richard
Losiness
George O. Foster
Department of Pageantry
Dazzling Mystery Story Teases a Tabloid Plot
The fragmentary notice hints at a 1901 to 1925 mystery story titled BOBBED HAIR featuring Maria Prevost. It mentions a speed chase through Greenwich, a New York figure, a traffic cop threatening arrest, and Connie disguised as a nun en route to Aunt Celimena in Connecticut with high excitement anticipated.
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Cellmena
Greenwich
Evid Lacy
New York
Hallie
Connie
Mercy
Tail of the Masked Chase Through Long Island Harbor
Lacy and a companion flee a patrolling police roadblock at a harbor ferry, the companion masking her face with a device to keep out the fuse as they plot to change clothes and cross to Long Island. The scene shifts to a humid, moody harbor with ships, old towers, and a sense of peril as they move toward the ferry.
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Lacy
Hogan
Portchester
Eas
Cros
Tower of Pickwick Inn
Long Island
Glen
Cové
Gailway Bridge
Nenad
Connecticut
Fort Hicken
Conndmara
Celimena
Connemara Engagement Fracas Strains Moore Family
Miss Celimena frets over proper conduct as Connemara’s engagement is teased at a Moorelands gathering. Balt Saltonstall Adams and Bing Carrington handle the awkward attention while the clock mocks the late-night moment. (To be continued) Also notes Charles Lederer dies at 69 in Chicago. Bascom Slemp sufferes malaria poisoning. PTA supper planned at the senior high school.
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Connemiara
Celimena
Moore
Moorelands
Connemara
Belistier
Saltonstall Adams
Balt
Colimena
Bing
Real Estate Transfers and School Vacation Notice
Real estate transfers listed involve Fannie Wright and others on Burnett and Walnut. Also notes a City School vacation with Christmas break and return date Friday to Monday January 4, per a superintendent’s notice.
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Fannie Wright
On Burnett
Stile
Rénee
Cornelius You
Walter Pant Young
S Fyot
Heety
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Christian Endeavor
Bible School
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Esther Burgert
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Bee
Stefani
Dazzling Mystery Story
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P.F. Collier & Son Co
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Warner Bros. Pictures
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Charles Ledner
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