Journal-World subscription rates and notices
The Journal-World lists subscription rates including weekly and yearly options with advance payment terms. The notice provides contact details for Kansas and New York representatives and reminds readers about delivery and postal matters.
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Massachusetts Street
Law Frente
Kansas
Cerfter
Mati
Chicago
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Keater
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New York
Prankliy F Alcorn
Marbridge
Riches Do Not Satisfy and Mosul Oil Talks
A 1928 Lawrence report highlights Ecclesiastes reflection on riches, John Philip Sousa's saxophone number with seven players, and British control in Mosul oil talks. It notes Turkish conduct toward Christians, Moslem police intervention, Mennonites thriving in Mexico, and senate battles over prohibition.
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John Thilip -Sousa
Lawrence
Sousa
Mosul
Darmascus
Ilis Badneas
Masuwert SA
Bar Check Scene and Red Grange News Spur Caution
A note on wary merchants spotting bad checks before cashing them and a report that Red Grange diverted to a hospital on the way to a game. The piece also mentions Senate debate around the eighteenth amendment and manager strategy for public hits.
City Notes and Notices From Old Files
Oliver Paul begins cistern work. J H Shimmons returns east. Ridenour and Baker pay $4,000 taxes. Chancellor lecture on meteors tonight at Fraser's Hall. Funeral of George Richardson, son of Rev Richardson, typhoid, from Pilgrim Congregational Church. Mrs Tr cabinet shows at City Library ready for mining with delineator aid. Mill project discussions for a new flouring mill to run by waterpower. Moutonnier, new resident, is an author of repute with academic medals. Centennial activities include dance school plans and Ladies Centennial Society in Kansas City, Topeka, Atchison and Kansas Hall in Philadelphia. Secretaries Guay, Martin, or Crawford to assist in organizing Lawrence party.
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Oliver Paul
My. J. H. Shimmons
Ridenour & Baker
Fraser's Hall
George Richardson
Richardson
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Tr. Cabinet
Wetox Power
Monsieur
Moutonnier
Montana
Barnum
Lawrence
Topeka
Atchison
Kansas
Kansas Hall
Philadelphia
Guay
Martin
Atchigan
Crawford
Fort Scote
Twenty Five Years Ago Band To Visit Tenuary 2th
A jumble of notes from a 25 year old clipping reports Buch's Military Band rehearsing for a February appearance. Mentions Tiling and George Fh, mining, party at the Sounke in Mosster, a fudge platter at a home on 790 Nock Indiana, and returns to Leavenworth. Includes plans of Caldwell family move, Baumgartner's Wisner trip and a Kansas City wedding invitation for Miss Motter and Joe Waskey.
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George
Brodhead
D.C. Rosing
Topeka
Was & Ste
Tll
Mosster
Nock
Indiana Street
Dude J
Caldwell
Leavenworth
WG. Baumgartner
Wisner
Nebraska
Baumgartner
Olga’ Lessy
Cea
May Motter
Joe Waskey
Kansas
Grace Collinty
Falconer
Chicago
Sayre-Cone
Presbyterian Church
Child Says
Anniversary and historical events in brief
A set of dated notes reports a Boston Tea Party anniversary and the shortest day of the year approaching. It recalls Jane Austen born 150 years ago and a New York City fire disaster, while group actions include a Woman’s National Republican Club pilgrimage to Washington and a Newark conference of police justices backing an anti drunken driving act.
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New York City
Itahi
National
Woman's National Republican Club
Washington
Coolidge
United States Senate
Convicted Drunk Drivers Appeal on Trivial Technicalities
The effort aims to press wholesale appeals by convicted intoxicated drivers on minor legal technicalities. Multiple cases question procedural details as defense strategy.
Bass enters New Hampshire Senate race against Moses
Robert P. Bass, former governor of New Hampshire in 1911-12, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination to oppose incumbent George H. Moses. Born in Chicago and long resident of Peterboro, Bass comes from fighting stock via Perkins Bass. He has been active in farming, commerce, and forestry, served on the State Forestry Commission, led the American Forestry Association, and is Harvard educated. He previously served in both branches of the New Hampshire legislature.
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Robert P. Bass
United States
New Hampshire
George H. Moses
Chicago
Peterboro
N.U
Bass
Perkins Bass
Abraham Lincoln
State Forestry Commission
American Forestry Association
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Quick Arrests End Frontier Style Bandit Era
Police and inspectors report capturing a gang behind a half million mail truck heist in October as modern techniques like fingerprinting photography and telephone records accelerate captures. The piece contrasts swift justice today with frontier era hangings. Also notes army promotions and a local sales of Caldwell newspaper.
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Los Angeles
Catio
Reinhardt on American theatre and jazz influence
German stage director Max Reinhardt lauds America as the pinnacle of modern theatre, praising jazz as the era’s true spirit. He dismisses Hamlet in evening dress and Shylock in bathing tights as nonsense while endorsing authentic acting and selective period settings. He notes American taste for new ideas and cites Ellery Ardennc van pays to German agencies.
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Dec
America
Max Reinhardt
John—Barrymiore
Jeanne Eagles
Lenore
Ulrich Topnotch
Bell Geddes
Associated Press
Hamlet
Shylock
Reinhard
Reinhardt
Johann Strauss
Marchant
Venice
Vastares
Tree
Wheat Has Good Corn Grow, Weather Boosts Harvest
Kansas weather officials report improving conditions after cold spells delayed harvest efforts. Threshing and corn husking have advanced in the last ten days as reports indicate 70 to 90 percent of field work completed in most regions, except western Kansas. Local advertising boards may face a biannual tax under a new city ordinance.
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Dee
United States
Kansas
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Weather Bureau
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BOBBED HAIR SHOCKS PARTY AS NUN COSTUME MYSTERY
In a 1920s style ballroom scene, a missing guest unravels a masquerade as a Dominican Sister. Miss Celimena orders a police check while a traffic officer connects a nun in a stolen car to the vanished Connemara, prompting fear and tense questioning.
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Celimena
Connemara
Chapter V ed Waals By Ed Streeter
The car nears a rear engine room as strong scents fill the passages. Sister Connemara fixes on a massive truck blocking the breeze while Lac k wonders if they have met before. A warning horn sounds as engines groan and the ferry slips away, moving them from Connecticut toward New York in a dialogue about their aimless flight.
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Ed Streeter
Connemara
Connecticut
New York
Local Social News From Lawrence Area Community
Miss Allie Elder and others from Lawrence spent Wednesday evening with J M Crowder. Lecompton entertainment drew Osgood Armstrong. Marie Collins visiting Albert Rose family at Withamstown. Stanwix family from Fairview spent time with Armstrongs. Oscar Denner and three children from Ferry visited Morris family. Dorothy Lee Bair and Mattie Crowder of Lawrence attended at Kanwaka. Collins and Henry Collins visited the literary club at Withamstown. Theodore and Osgood Armstrong joined a dance at Bill Hans home in Pleasant Valley. Jack Myers of Brackett guests at W T Collins. Mrs A B Gale called on Mrs Ormal Hodson of Lakeview. Arthur Fatty and mother spent Monday in Kansas City. Clarence Moore of Topeka visited Bradley home. Henry Beuermann and W I Collins in Topeka. Community threshing on kaffir corn continues this week. Theodore Armstrong attended.
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Allie Elder
Beattie Collins
Nettie Crowder
Lawrence
J. M. Crowder
Osgood Armstrong
Lecompton
Marie Collins
Albert Rose
Withamstown
Rolle Stanwix
Clayton
Fairview
Oscar Denner
Ferry
AL AL Morris
Dorothy Lee Bair
Mattie Crowder
J. M. Crowder Alice
Armstrong
Dorothy Alice
Kanwaka
W. I. Collins
Henry Collins
Literary Club
Literary Club Thursday Attliamstown
Theodore
Bill Hans
Pleasant Valley
Jack Myers
Brackett
W. T. Collins
Sunda
A. B. Gale
Ormal Hodson
Lakeview
Arthur Fatty
F. Patty
Kansas
Clarence Moore
Topeka
Bradley
Henry Beuermann
W I. Callins
Theodore Armstrong
P. A. Quarterly Meeting and Social Roundup at Lone Star
The record notes a P. A. quarterly meeting at Lone Star on Thursday evening. Multiple social visits are listed: J. M. Crowder calls on daughter Mrs. J. E. Mercer of Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Barrows of San Bernardino visit A. B. Cole and sons. Mrs. Allen Morris and Mrs. Gene Basler spend Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Judgeland at Greenwood Valley. Several others, including Ross Harris, Patty of Lakeview, and Topeka resident Mr. Morris, are mentioned in visits and calls around Crowder’s home and Knowledge Hill pie supper.
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J. M-Crowder
Harrie Armstrong
Mattie Armstrong
Frank Miller
Lawrence
PB. Patty
Lakeview
J. M. Crowder
Morris
Topeka
A. B. Gale
Osgood Armstrong
Knowledge Hill
Siki S Shoots Over Liquor Debt in Lawrence Case
A report from Lawrence describes a bootlegger involved in a fatal incident tied to a $20 liquor debt. Police say a man threatened the husband during collection efforts. Authorities seek the gunman linked to the shooting as part of advancing the investigation.
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Bati
Weild
Louis Thal
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