Pilgrim event and New England dinner feature
The program highlighted New England leaders and literacy influence over frontier pioneers with songs led by CG Skilton and Prof Walde mar Geltch. Shawnee dance, Puritan serving girls, and festive decor recalled colonial days, with Corn grains on plates symbolizing the first winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri
Whittier
CG. S. Skilton
Skilton
Waldemar Geltch
Kye
Hi. E. Don Ccarlos
Arizona
AEC
Siel
Prof
Gelteh
Macmillen
Harri Kati
Py Hubar
A. M Oekerblad
New England
START DAY CAMPAIGN Kansas City Dry crackdown begins
December 22 report says city and county authorities led by Prosecutor Forrast Haya and Chief William Al Shret plus Sheriff John T L Wiles plan a tough dry campaign. They will route violators to circuit court with misdemeanor charges. One hundred forty arrests in first stage of Christmas liquor raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Vith Hs
Forrast Haya
William AL Shret
John TL. Wiles
Sherid
Deaths and Funerals: Mark Whitebread and Others
Mark Whitebread, 82, died at the Old Folks Home last evening after two years in Lawrence, having moved from Ottawa with the home. Funeral tomorrow with burial at an unspecified location. Mabel Garratt reportedly died at a flat this morning, age not stated, resident of Heeper neighborhood. funeral arrangements to be announced. Sophia Stewart, identified as the mother of wart, died in Topeka. funeral services planned for tomorrow in Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Whitebread
Mark Whitehread
Whitehead
Lawrence
Ottawa
Mabel Garratt
Miss Garratt
tHeeper
Sophia Stewart Aghisi Stewart
Missouri St
Topeka
al. Baldwin
CUSSED OUT SUPERIORS BY KANSAS GUARD
A report from the Kansas National Guard battalion details Private Fred Spain cursing three sergeants and threatening a beat down after testifying in a court martial. He received fifteen days hard labor but balked and faces a possible second court martial and dishonorable discharge. Memorial Hospital Santa Claus item notes flowers and a hoped return. Local yearly subscription pitch appears as a gift idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kutchinson
Kan
Mitchell
J Yield “Artillery
Kansas National Guard
Alva’ Fenn
Fred Spain
Tenn
Spain
Frank A Munsey Dead Published In Lenox Hill Hospital
Frank A Munsey longtime publisher and owner of numerous magazines and newspapers died at Lenox Hill hospital after peritonitis following an appendectomy on December 18. He built titles like The Argosy All Story Magazine and Munsey Monthly and owned papers including the New York Sun and the Evening Telegram at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. P.j
Frank
Munsey
Lenox Hill Hospital
Youch
Jabout
Argo
Argosy
Munesey’s
Flynn
Mr. Munsey
Scrap Book
The
Quaker
Puritan
Godey’s Magazine
Woman
Live Wire
Munses
Cavalier
Railroad Man's Magazine
Mr. Muynsey
Press
Baltimore Star
Baltimore American
New York Herald
New York Telegram
Paris
Herald
Globe and Commercial Advertiser
Sun
Evening Mail
New York Evening Telegram
New York Sun
Evening Telegram
Contract Ends for Arnstein and Cast at Penitentiary
Leavenworth dispatch reports Jules Arnstein theatrical manager and husband of Fanny Brice finished a two year run at the federal penitentiary where he played Nicky in the coal heaving scene. Cast members Norman Boles and Tsadore Cohen also completed their engagements. William Easterday remains at the press with the four year contract continuing. Arnstein criticized newspapers and plans Christmas with his wife and two children. District court bound Oliver Dodge over on worthless checks with a $750 bond, likely entering a guilty plea. Vice President Dawes asked Coolidge to withdraw his nomination to command in the officers reserve corps. the request was granted. Hamner beat McCann in a ten round bout. Mrs Green shows improvement from pneumonia and hopes to return home for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kansas
Jules Arnstein
Fanny Brice
Federal Penitentiary
Nicky
New York
Norman Boles
Tsadore Cohen
William Easterday
Arnstein
Cargo
Ares
Oliver Dodge
Justice of Peace
U.I. Lovejoy
Seaweed Delicacy Drives Japan’s Tangle Harvest
Tokyo reports seaweed as a dinner delicacy for the Japanese and a major industry. The Japanese Tangle Sanii aria Japonica is prized for its flavor and refreshing taste. It grows abundantly in cold waters off Hokkaido and is harvested in summer. The annual harvest off Hokkaido is estimated at 6000 pounds. The seaweed is rich in amine and is said to supplement polished rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Hokkaido
8 Out of Hospital
Fred Wari, a University of Kansas junior, was injured in a December 11 car crash near Tonganoxie, Kansas. He left a Kansas City Mo hospital yesterday to spend the holidays at Lauren Freeman's home in Kansas City Mo, who also was in the accident but uninjured. Ward drove to Kansas City from Lawrence with Freeman, Miss Martye Barzen of Kansas City and Lewis V. Hiller of Columbus. The car collided with a truck by the roadside. Hiller and Barzen were injured, Barzen later taken to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wari
Albuquerque
N. Me
University of Kansas
Tomanoxie
Hiller
Oklahoma bootleggers face bigger dry agent army
Oklahoma City December 22 reports a denser network of dry agents to target bootleggers. The anti-saloon league, led by H T Laughbaum and Major Herbert H White, will coordinate with prohibition officers with league members secretly informing on violators without pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
H.T. Laughbaum
League
Herbert H. White
Navy chief cites funds delaying ship improvements
Washington says naval operations show improved material but funds remain inadequate. Admiral Eberle notes many military value alterations are in abeyance as upkeep focuses on repairs. He warns persistent shortages hinder planned industrial and fleet enhancements and high frequency radio progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. W. Eberle
Naval Science
United States
Flrst
Hawaiian
Shanghai
Eberle
Naval Reserve
D. C
Balboa
Canal Zone
Sanrancisco
Calif
San Die
Forgot Income Tax Foiled Young Producer Marian Wile
In 19 teens Marian Wile earned 1383.000 from The Beggar opera and missed taxes on the income from The Berars Opera and The British Ballet. She diverted funds to a new production, faced tax penalties, and returned to acting dancing in Nice cabaret and Shakespearean plays while pursuing a career as a comedienne. Her father funded her first project and directed her toward acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaden
Marian
Wile
Berar
British Ballett
Nice
Bev Great
England
Community Budgets Grow as Cities Boost Charity
United city budgets rise in December with Minneapolis leading per capita philanthropy through diverse sources and Cincinnati topping voluntary gifts to its community chest. Cleveland and Philadelphia report large pledge totals, while the incentive program offers a Business College scholarship with a Christmas discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Philanthror
Cleveland
Howevest Chest
Philadelphia
Business College
Christ
Mas
Community chest plan boosts city charity drives in 1925
A 1925 survey shows Kansas City and other cities adopting the united charity chest approach. San Francisco and Des Moines led per capita gifts, with Rochester and Minneapolis also contributing sizable amounts. In twelve months ending May 31, 1925, about 206 community chests and welfare federations raised roughly 75 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Council of Social Agencies
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Sinate
Des Moines
Rochester
Iand
San Francisco
Concentrat Charities
Association
Say
Ies
Community Chest shows rise in 1925 fundraising total
The association notes 26 new chests boosted the 1925 amount by 1,196,634 over TO24. Inquiries from cities varied with 33 asking for less and 18 for the same amount. The text reflects a community chest context with unclear references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murt
Community Chest
Religion drives philanthropy amid subscription drive
A fragmented OCR text hints at a religious or philanthropic group organizing a campaign to apportion a share of proceeds from a subscription or fundraiser. Focus remains on the organization, the fundraising action, and the distribution plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Religion! Hack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Webb Eiljor
New
Santa
Memorial Hospital
Santa Claus
Memorial Ital
Journal-World
Frank A. Munsey
Nicky” Arnstein
Stil Tempermental
Dawes
Coolidge
Officers Reserve Corps
Ea Bas
Hammer
Hinson
Hamner
Chicago
Deai
Kiy McCann
Ildes Lorna
Lorenzo
Wichita
Cecil
McKessen and Robbins
Rankin's Drug Store
Massachusetts
Oxford University
Sherrill
Mej. C. S. Grant
Presdent Coolidge
National Capital
Q. Sherrill
K. US
Constantinople
Ismet Pasha
Turkey
Russia
Tehutcherin
Krim
Taris
Gordon Canning
Moraccd
Abdvel-Krim
Mosul
London
Dees
Temer
Bassador
John W.W. Langley
Kentucky
Supreme Curt
James A. Farmer
Jessica O. Lodge
St. Louis
Menger
Apple
la. St
Pe Han
UC Insl DS
Kansas Telephone. Co
Kansas Telephone CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!