Journal World subscription and staff notices found in 1927 issue
The page lists subscription rates for the Journal World, a maritime and local staff roster, and Associated Press rights. It includes prices for weekly, monthly, and yearly plans, a Chicago representative, New York contact, and circulation details. Weather and verse snippets appear amid notices.
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C. Simons
Massachusetts Street
Law- Ka
Twr
Marine Year
Aflon
A. R. Kearne
Uarfert
New York
Representati Franklin PB. Alcorn
Madison
EMBER
Associated ‘Press
Associated Press
Weather Aub Bureau OF Circulations
Péti
Senate Amendments Stir Debates on Germane Rule
Senator Jones of Washington proposes amendments to Senate rules aimed at restricting debate and requiring germane amendments. Critics warn such moves could muzzle discussion while preserving floor time for broad commentary.
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Jones
Washington
Senate
United States Senate
Athletic Control at KU Predicted to Stay With Officials
A Kansas newspaper notes that after debate the university will likely retain athletic control with administrative heads, faculty, and the board of regents, allowing some student and alumni input but excluding broader non-trustee governance. Three men received lenient federal sentences but will serve time in Douglas County Jail, highlighting local resource concerns. Governor Paine’s state legislators are urged to prepare for a potential special session on the highway issue.
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University of Kansas
Board of Regents
Board of Trustees
Kansas City
Yester
Leavenworth
Douglas County
Judge Tollock
Pauen
The Turners Lawrence Turners election and society notes
Fifty six years ago the Turners Lawrence Turners held a semi annual election electing C. J. Walruff as president M Summersing as secretary and others. The society now has eighty members and plans an addition to the hall corner Rhode Island and Warren streets. They may buy a $600 piano for a performance. Also covers recent social events and committee news about members J N Smith J V Skiff Geo G Barker and community happenings including a Catholic Fair and wax flowers awarded to Mrs Pratt.
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Turners
Lawrence Turners
C. J. Walruff
J. N. Smith
Chicago
J. V. Skiff
Journal of
Flice
New York
Boston
Buarker
Wisconsin
Speer
Kallach
Teaching Eng. 40re. Keith of i fon has the people
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Keith and a plea to return to Lawrence for a medicine meeting. A surviving line notes a man waited five days to die, indicating a dramatic medical or social context.
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Keith
I Fon
Lawrence
Pensi
Ten Years Ago Campaign OW In Douglas County Drive
Ten years ago the Red Cross added 162 Christmas memberships in Douglas County during the first half day of the drive. Gifts were slow for Company M from the Kansas National Guard unit at Fort Sill. Mrs George Jensen of Clinton travels to Fort Sill to visit her brother Keak Woodward. Mrs D Keller of Hiawatha and daughter Suzanna will return from Lawrence visit. Skating plans at KU altered due to a new checking system. weather blamed for hiking change. Gifts to Company M include phonograph records and periodicals. candy and sweets requested for the Lawrence party car.
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Red Cross
Douglas County
George Jensen
Clinton
Fort Silt
Keak Woodward
D. Keller
Hiawatha
Suzanna
W. RK. Williams
Lawrence
Keller
Vic
Massachusetts
University of Kansas
Com Tudeat Government Association
Company M
K. U
Kansas National Guard
Fort Sill
Okla
Coza
F. B. Jones
Kaywrence
Hove
Foam Bath Disolves Fat Reducing Powder Found
Swedish chemist G M hh reports a soap powder that dissolves in hot water to create a foam bath. He claims 14% ounces off his own weight in twenty minutes. Magia hospital in Stockholm tested it with Josuan Tilleren noting 15 to 18 pounds lost in five to six sessions. The treatment deemed helpful where obesity risks heart disease diabetes and embolism.
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Stockholm
G. M. Hh
Makfifz
Magia Hospital
Josuan Tilleren
Ninety five Candidates Undergo Tests at Fort Riley
Ninety five young men seeking Army cadet commissions began their preliminary exams at Fort Riley this morning. Those who pass the physical test will take further examinations, with final successful candidates sent to Brooks Field in San Antonio for air training.
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Kas
Army Sit Corps
Fort Riley
Broons Field
San Antonio
Tex
Air
Famed Vatican Diplomat Completes Fifth Year As Delegate
Rt. Nev. Fumasoni Biondi completes his fifth year as a papal delegate in Washington. Renowned as a gifted diplomat, he coordinated church affairs for the Vatican and served in pivotal roles from Japan to the United States, where he was elevated to cardinal after succeeding Monsignor Bonzano.
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Rt. Nev
Fumasoni-Biondi
Vatican
O'Connell
Boston
Biondi
Japan
Tone
Society of the Frenagation of the Faith
Mer. Biondi
Washington
Monsigno- Bonzano
Prominent speakers at 42nd Southern Society event
Prominent speakers are to be heard tonight at the forty second annual meeting of the Southern Society of New York at the Waldorf Astoria. The National Civic Federation begins its annual meeting in New York City with discussions on political education work. George, a New York resident, is noted among the deceased.
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Washington
United States
Southern Society of New York
National Civic Federation
New York City
George
Poor Pa by Claude Ca Allan
A fragment from a humorous verse set about a Father named Poor Pa and his wife Ma as she reflects on Christmas gifts. The snippet hints at domestic humor and a playful exchange about what was purchased and expected.
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Poor PA
Claude Ca
Allan
Ohioan Willis presses toward GOP nomination in 1920s era
The article surveys Ohio figure Willis, known for blunt leadership and rallying style, tracing his rise from Ohio legislature to governor and U S senator. It notes his influence at farm gatherings, his role in Harding’s 1920 convention nomination, and his 1920 senate victory. It adds career details, education at Ohio Northern University, and family background including daughter Helen Dusen.
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Old Coliseum
Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Ohio
Secree
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Congress
Washington
James M. Cox
Dayton
Senate
Atlee Pomerene
Kansas History Item on War Mobilization and Leaders
Adjutant General reports Kansas furnished the Union with 19 812 men during the war. R Mitchell of Kansas is appointed officer in New Mexico. Adjutant General pays Kansas militiamen who served in Indian trouble.
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Adjutant General
Kansas
Mitchell
New Mexico
To Fly Over Land of Head Hunters Expedition
Tom Gill, former U S army aviation instructor, starts a six month survey through Haiti Santo Domingo Venezuela Trinidad and British Guiana to study forests for the Charles Lathrop Pack Forestry Trust under Tropical Plant Research Foundation. First of four investigations over three years aims to map tropical timber potential in the Americas. Gill, Yale Forest School graduate, previously worked with the U S Forest Service.
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Washington
Tom Gill
U.S
Selfridge Field
Mich
Haiti
Santo Domingg
Vorts
Venezuela
Trinidad
British Guiana
American Tropics
Charles Lathron Pack
Pack In
Gill
Mexico
Orinoco Reef
United States
Charles Lathrop Pack
Forestry Trust
Yale Forest School
U. S. Fores
Berlin tree sought for relocation amid Potsdam traffic
AP reports plans to transplant the historic Unden tree known as the Bittschriftlinde into the adjacent park to ease Potsdam traffic. The centuries old tree faces doubt over its ability to survive relocation. Other brief notes mention Harry Craddock honored in London and goats trained easily at a new Tussauds park, citing专家.
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Berlin
Potsdam
Frederic the ‘Great
Baldwin News Items Highlight Local Holiday Activities
Local Baldwin notes report Miss Sheldena Te leaves for Garden City for Christmas with parents. Reading Club hosted a Christmas party at Mrs. Hugh J. Farley’s home with members dressing as little girls and a decorated tree. Kansas University visitors Ross and Vaul Wolf and Esther Bronston visited Ottawa for a family gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler announce the birth of twin sons on December 12 in Ottawa. The mother, formerly Miss Winona Bailey of Baldwin, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Bailey. grandparents and Miss Lorna Bailey visited to see the babies, each weighing five pounds. The Biblical Literary Society held a banquet at Mr. Waring’s home on 5th street. The Lambda chapter pledges Miss Helen Beamer of Wamego and initiates Catherine Lentz of Whiting. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Campbell transacted business in Kan. Mandarott and Lou Clark, a Baldwin freshman from Miles City Montana, traveled to Lawrence for the weekend to visit relatives and seek diphtheria shots after exposure. Mrs. Sally Crisman Jeff is returning to Baker after illness. Faith Powell will visit Topeka over Christmas with Dr. and Mrs. Benson M. Powell III and family. The Colored Methodist church plans a Thursday evening program. Theodore Chitumbar of Lucknow, India, NWU grad student, arrived to spend Christmas with sisters Theodora and Theodore Chitumbar, natives of Kaffa, Africa.
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Baker University
Frank Bristow
Salina
Baldwin
Harriett R. Hedges
Edward Hedges
Baker
Thomas L. Harris
Charles F. Reeks
Frank E. Wolf
Marcelle Todd
Chicago
Halstead
Charles A. Shimway
Fredonia
Minister's Wives Association
Thce
3. D. Smith
Wli. Latimer
Sigma Phi Bypsilon
Independence
Latimer
Kansas City
Thomas Neale
Billy Decl
Alexander Haggart
Jennie Dewish Hapgart
Government Hospital
Los Angeles
Calif
Mariiott W. Ruble
Earl Black
C. F. Holman
John Ruchty
Alpha Chi Omona
Harriett Milner
Beujah Robey
Tullius Smith
Washington, T. C
America
W. C. Hanson
Methodist Book Concern In
Kansas
L. A. Motter
de Harry Gordon
C. B. Zook
Tonéka
J. Luther Taylor
Pittsburg
J. R. Kirk
Tota
T. C. Cuntivham
Sheldena Te
Prilay
Garden City
Verhel
Hugh J. Fartiey
Amu
Ross and
Vaul
University of Kansas
Esther Bronston
Ottawa
John Fowler
Winona Bailey
Charles N. Bailey
Lorna Bailey
Biblical Literary Society
Waring
5Th Street
Lambda. Chapter
Delta Peltz Delta
Fielen Beamer
Wamego
Catherine Lentz
Whiting
IL Campbell
Kan
Mandarett
Lou Clark
Peel
Miles City
Montana
Lawrence
Nelison
C. FB. Vegiard
Moidar
Baldwin Low
Sally Crisman
Jeff
Doplja
Baker Patil
Christanas
Faith Powell
Pekegi
Mas
Dan
MM. Powell
Benson M._Powelil
Colored Methodist Church
Theodore Chitumbar
Lucknow
India
Northwestern University
Sat
Narcens
Lavatyi
Theodora
Ghitumbar
Kaffa
Africa
Kanwaka News Briefs Include Death, Elections, Births
Kanwaka residents report deaths, family travels, and an annual Farm Bureau Women election. Mrs. J. R. Coleman named president. other officers listed. Birth announced for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wiggins. Numerous social events, club meetings, and local visits noted, with Memorial Hospital recovery updates and church bazaar postponed due to bereavement.
Vinland High Wins Opener and Hosts Nish School Victory
Vinland High School boys and girls basketball recorded the second win of the season on Friday night December 9 defeating Nish School for Princeton by scores of 10 12 and 43 respectively. The article also notes local social and school events including visits by Mrs George Sturdy and Margaret to Lawrence and a hospital stay for Mrs Toemingway with improved condition.
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Honey
Cal Walton
Fred Raymond
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Frank RW
Delaware
Here
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Stey
White House
Ys RR. Willis
London
Harry Craddock
U. 5
Baldwin News
Kanwaka
Charles Topping
San Diego
Cal
van O'Brian
Topping
W. A. Coleman
Chas. Topping
Farm Bureau
J. R. Coleman
M. C. Elliote
Nde
David Williams
S. E.seetin
Lloyd Duffee
C. W. Phillips
Iron Memorial Hospital
Milton -Slusser
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Prank Dornon
Dornon
Fred Gregory
Eoland Colman
Albert
Kieth
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Gregory
Flora Nell Bigsky
Loretta Jessee
Misa Bigsby
Williams Boys
Mark Pierson
Ligud Duffee
L. H. Petefish
Ulrich
Josephine Sectin
G.H. Hoyt
Tatoh Curry
Uion
W. PF. Elkin
Freed-Eisemann
Gustefion
Joe
Wreckipe
Nelson & Hubbel Garage
Mads
Pettit the Plumber
Alumni Association
Mass
Vinland
Vinland High School
Princeton
George Sturdy
Margaret
Charles Toemingway
Motheva’ Club
Maurine Rnesch
Torethy Trine
Edith Guntet
Hazel
Noskinson
Rett Tee
Hansen
Walter Nelon
Paresas
Plana
Flenar Jones
Funire Hammeniis
Ith Gimlet
Dialarne
Molet Taushlin
Flenny Jones
Alvin Jones
Theltia Parsone
Albart Mekman
Kenneth Tare
Mazel Foskinean
Fred
Wille
Jaye
Corns Janes
Bert Adams
Scott Hansen Tron
Meorme
Tareaut
Onal
Shaw
Gegrea Sturdy
Ona Shaw Af
Virland Grade
Schowmars
Faye Hagerman
Edith Gimlet
Gorik
Aubrey Hagerman
Theo
Fashier Store. Co
Lawrence Ee
Ward's Green
Kelva Ingtor Inc
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