Lawrence Journal-World 1930 News Summary
Lawrence Journal-World reports from December 19, 1930 cover inflation of radio subscription rates, Associated Press dispatch rights, and national and international political events. It notes French ministry’s confidence vote, revolutions in Guatemala, Oklahoma county seat race between Shawnee and Tecumseh, and foreign turmoil in Spain with labor strikes and royal tensions. The piece reflects global political volatility and U.S. reactions to foreign affairs and domestic finance.
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Republic of
Guatemala
Xhera
Amercan State Department
Spain
Republica
United States
State Department
Guatemal
Rosedale baby gong tale fuels campus debate
A Lawrence reader recalls a news item about a Rosedale group plan to visit Lawrence fraternity houses for coonskin costs. An informant says no coats are issued and that a student with a coonskin coat is always cutting it. The piece hints at the broader push to give relief via the senate.
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Rosedale
Stern
Lawrence
Leena
Leona
Amelia
Sheila
London
Aroela
Bethe
David
Fanny
Dali
Sheila Frost
P. S
Devite
Seren Clee
Clark
Fey
Vee
Metertone
Morrison and Lemon Move to Martin Building Office
Old Home Town Morrison and Lemon relocate their office to the south half of the Martin Building next to the Fine Favour Tec. Miss Lucy Long, niece, has been here a year and will return to healing in West Virginia. Mrs Exterley is assisting during the holiday rush. Eyede Barteldes plans to visit parents in Lawrence over Christmas.
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Morrison & Lemon
Martin
Lucy Long
Healing
Weat
Chas . Exterley
Holt
Eyede Barteldes
Lawrence
Christ AE
Fifty Years Ago Event Notices from Syracuse Readers
Fifty years ago notes recall Mrs. Harve of Syracuse at home through holidays, Mrs. Warren formerly Fry injured yesterday, Rev W Mercer at North Lawrence church, and Douglas County figures James H Seaton Lizzie Lewis. Ancient Order of United Workmen reception and people eating, Walter Alice and Albach later entertain with a duet.
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Harve
Syracuse
N. Y
Warren
Ten Years Ago Reports From Local News
Ten years ago on Friday December 19 a man named Craig Kennedy was attacked at night and operated on by Dr. Henry and Dr. Keith at a local hospital. A robbery on Ralph Street yielded $700 in cash and several smaller items including Christmas gifts for school children. Police noted disturbances and yard incidents the prior night. Six patients were in Memorial Hospital with others expected, as Presiding officials sought help for the community.
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Craig_Kennedy
Henry
Keith
Kennedy Stoo
Ralph
Missouri
Cii
E. Spalding
Ohio
Atx
Memorial
Mattie
Rees Printing Co
Wedding ceremony note for Miss Mabel and Clarke
A fragment from a wedding notice indicates Miss Mabel will wed Clarke tonight with H. T. Randle acting as escort or witness. The brief item mentions timing around six o'clock and notes a reception or entertainment following the ceremony.
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Mabel
Tuberculosis Fight Then and Now in Medical Research
A historical overview contrasts Koch's tuberculin idea with modern organized research. Since 1921 the National Tuberculosis Association committee on medical research coordinates study of infection, fever patterns, and bacillus composition, noting progress in understanding disease mechanics and the role of bacillus factors in fever and rapid pulse.
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Robert Koch
West Orange lights intrigue and odd maritime notes
Flashes of life from West Orange New Jersey show a heated talk at a board meeting over illuminating the town and the electric line inventor. The report drifts to various oddities including a talking lighthouse near Scotland and a tale of a steamship bound for Peru along Lake Titicaca.
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West Orange
N. J
Terence A. Mulvey
West Orange Board
Thomma A
Scotland
Peru
Lake Titicaca
Albany
Rockland
Alonzo Butler
Belfast
Christmas Visit From Santa in a Cozy Shop
A fanciful holiday scene unfolds as children meet Santa Claus in his workshop atop a magic sleigh. Santa shares cookies and stories, mentioning Spain and Canada as places with Christmas traditions while the Cozy shop buzzes with toys and a dog named Great Boy outside.
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Santa Claus
Tony
Claus
Santa
Regio
Nate
Oicbn
Andi Posey
Spain
John Timust
Tall
Fed Star
Canada
New York
Aera
Sapta's Visits Kansas News Briefs
Wichita editor notes in a Kansas News Briefs item about Sapta's visits. The brief references Wichita and university events, with civic council discussions and unidentified figures involved in nine abet male characters.
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Sapta
Kansas
Thrtatiaio
Wichita
Wichite University Salt Ine Issuie Council
Charites
Banker's wife suicide and forgery case noted
A damaged report notes a bank forgery case involving a 20 200 filing and a banker s wife Mrs Taylor of Farmers State Bank who died by suicide at home after a daughter returned from school. The fragment mentions a Wichita scene with a police judge ordering money to a claimant and a car incident on grounds with minor injuries.
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Aioe
Mace E
Aylor
Dren
Bas
Enos Hook
B. Prous
Overnight News Roundup From Washington To Berlin
An overnight digest reports Washington leaders debating a 45 million plan with farm board additions and a plane crash tragedy. Washington also notes VP Curtis at dinner and a failed stock move. Foreign items include London's Lords win against Commons on dye law, Vienna's cosmic ultra radiation claim, Algeria battered by rains, and clashes between communists and fascists in Berlin.
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Associated Prain
Washington—House and Senate
Hallows Wright
Washin
Stephen A. Forberger
Bergen Peaker Company
Anuirest
Denne
Maryville
Raymond Gunn
Ling - Velma
Fn Farm Board
Hugh
Leighton Tel
Ashington
Eit Ag
Mo Ae
Curtis
London
House of Lords
Commons
Vienna
W. F. Heas
Algiers
Horts
Algeria
Berlin
Mrs Anderson of Vinland Dies at 78 in Ottawa
Mrs Anderson, a longtime Kansan, died in Ottawa after a three month illness following a stroke. She moved with her family from Belleview to a farm near Ottawa earlier in life. Funeral services were held at Lamb Funeral Home in Ottawa and burial followed in the Vinland Skmeberg family plot.
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Kansas
Vinland
Kan
Alfred Epson
Gerstenberger
Byers
Salt Lake City
Anderson
Ottawa
Vinland Ce Ud Skmneberg
Andersen
Belleview
Smithy to Carry On in New Shop In Bridge Street
The village blacksmith’s shop at 705 Vermont Street changes hands for a new location on Bridge Street near Glathart Building. Miller moves the equipment to the new site and plans to start soon. Dunk and partners had run the old shop for thirty-eight years, moving previously from Eighth Street area. The sale ends a long era of horse shoeing in the old shop.
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Patie
Douglas Coult
Bridge
Horsea
Vermont Street
Sher
Ns Jumiber Company
Oce Buil 7
Miller
Sonsetvity
Mr. Dunk 1
Ace Arist
Bob
Eighth Sod
Haiding
Jackson Home Decorated With Christmas Electric Display
A Jackson residence featured bright Christmas electric lights including a glass bell shaped inscription reading Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Santa Claus appears on a sign atop the roof while the front gable glows with many stars and a central large star, drawing much attention and praise.
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Santa Claus
Back to work after months of suffering claim
A patient describes relief after using Gly-Cas for neuritis and constipation. She reports neck and shoulder pain eased and overall health improved, aided by the remedy sold at Round Corner Drug Store in Lawrence and other local outlets.
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Lawrence the Round Corner
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