Journal-World Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
Rates listed for one week two weeks and one year strictly in advance. In addition, rates show mileage based pricing for within and beyond 136 miles. Chicago and New York representatives are named for circulation inquiries. newspaper notes specify Associated Press rights and delivery instructions for late afternoon replacements.
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Errdler
Mali
Chicago
A. R. Reuter
Iil
Hartford
New York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
Associated Pre
Traffic safety and tax trends frame 1926 outlook
A 1925 end review notes France faces a crisis and examines traffic deaths in the United States. Experts push for a uniform highway signaling plan across federal aid routes to cut accidents while urging clearer driver communication. The piece also reports 489 million dollars of intangible property escaped taxation, with assessors ordered to intensify efforts this year.
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American Association of Highway Officials
Maine
Californa
V. Altman
Racine
Wis
Petivy i Ihanke
Public Service Commission
Christmas Card Notes on International Law by President Murtzy But ler
Columbia University President Nicholas Murtzy Butler offers holiday greetings that stress the importance of an accepted body of international law and a codified conduct code. He warns that the Western world's intense nationalism has reached its limit and risks damage to vital interests.
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Nicholas Murtzy Butler
Columbia University
Call for concrete acts of international cooperation
The speaker argues nations must act within an ordered system of international cooperation to honor moral responsibility and self-interest. Verbal declarations will not suffice. progress requires concrete deeds, adherence to international law, and a shared code of conduct to foster a just, peaceful future.
Christmas Revels and Local Happenings in Lawrence
Dr Was Ross, a former temperance lecturer, died in Dover Illinois. Miss Fiona Richardson, a noted Lawrence graduate and teacher, is marrying soon. J S Boughton returned to the Journal duties after Christmas. Lawrence residents celebrated Christmas with heavy drinking, while neighbors hosted parties at Stable Phillips home, a German Methodist tree event, North Side Hone Hae Society festival, Turner Hall and Central Hall dances, and Pinckney Street improvements.
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Was. Ross
Dover
Ilinois
Worden
J. S. Boughton
Journal
Fiona Richardson
Lawrence
Univ
Coleman
Nicholson
Saturda
Constable Phillips
West Lawren
Turner Hall
Central Hall
North Lawrence
Pinckney Street
Twenty-Five Years Ago Court Bantf at the Court House
A column recalling events from twenty five years ago notes A Pot at the courthouse after illness. Supt. F I Smith stands as a leading candidate for President of the State Teachers Association meeting in session in Topeka. Mrs BE Jewett returns to Chicago after two months in Lawrence. Mr Ross Bangs plans to attend Ottawa Christmas ball. Dr and Mrs GW Jones issue invitations for an end of century card party next evening. Francis Jaedicky and ra n work event at Rough and Ready tomorrow. Mrs George Bantam hosts friends on Tennessee street. Mrs W Winslop invites friends to Vermont street home tomorrow evening. Kansas physicians plan to push for isolation at the state capitol. Near as lawmaking age. Vorreile Longhi returns after Methor event.
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A. Pot
Court House
F. I. Smith
State Teachers Sociation
Topeka
BE. Jewett
Chicago
Lawrence
Ross Bangs
Ottawa
GW. Jones
Francis Jaedicky
George Bantam
Tennessee Street
W. Winslop
Vermont Street
Kansas
One Hundred Years Ago Events Across Nation
A selection of centennial notes notes include the death of a general, the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in Kansas City, Woodrow Wilson anniversary observances with dinners and speakers, a new 11 cent stamp bearing Wilson, and a ship plans feature a soda fountain replacing bars aboard an ocean liner plus travel data about India.
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James Wilkinson
Armer
American Association For the Advancement of the
Kansas City
Woodrow Wilson
New York
Hotel Astor
Ignsee Jan” Paderensl
Garfield
Williams College
US. &. Pdet
Mr. Wilson
Washington
Staunton
President
Princeton
N. 4
White House
Mamoth
Philadel
Finance expert Dr. Kemmerer aids Polish effort in finance
Dr. Edwin W. Kemmerer of Princeton University has left Warsaw to bolster Poland's finances. A noted authority, he has advised the U.S. government in the 1930s and worked on the Dawes Plan, the Reichsbank, and financial reforms for Mexico, Chile, Colombia, and South Africa.
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Edwin W. Kemmerer
Princeton University
Fox Warsaw
United States
Purdue University
Philipines
Cornell Facullty
Princeten
Kemmerer
First Baptist and Unitarian Church Activities and Sermons
Community church notices describe a Sunday service on Time with Adult class led by Professor Moore, choir performance under Stella Robbins, and planned midweek meetings. Also covered are annual church meetings, Women’s Society plans, and a Sunday talk at Communist Lane Unitarian Church on health and national forward motion with quotes from Mr. Backus.
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First Baptist Church
R. C. Moore
Waskell Tastity Choir
Stella Robbins
Ees
Women's Society
Arrangremenis
Unitarian Church
Backus
Lawrence
Jin
God of Life
One Death Per 1000 Autos In A Year Record
The Steward-Warner Safety Council reports one auto fatality per 1000 vehicles annually with at least 28 serious accidents per fatality. Minor injuries and nervous shock are excluded. The comparison to World War casualties highlights the vast annual toll from reckless driving and pedestrian danger.
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Steward-Warner Safety Council For
Dazzling Mystery Story Opens With Seafaring Fight
Readers encounter a convoluted scene on a boat where Marlo Prevost and companions confront danger. Lacy, Mr Pooch, and Connell are involved in a tense exchange amid action on the deck. A stranger restrains an impulsive moment as a daring sequence unfolds with shifting loyalties and a sudden hush at nightfall.
Chapter IX Sopata and the Bloody Nuisance aboard
In a dim waterfront scene characters including Sopata Kerr McTish and Ley join Dave Lacy and Roberta on the riverbank as they hear a suspicious boat approach. Lacy invites a cautious plan to anchor, watch for intruders, and keep vigil while awaiting further events. To be continued.
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Rysephie Kerr McTish
Ley
Connemara
Sweetie
Pooch
Dee
Dave Lacy
Dave
Laes
Lacy
Rye
Doc
Fea
Pia
Ladeie Buck
McTish
Christmas social and village notes from Knowledge Hill
Knowledge Hill Community records a December 16 meeting with Mrs. Frank Well, Christmas program at the court house, and a range of visits, dinners, and gifts. Several residents traveled for family gatherings, Grange activities in Midland, and plans for the seventy fifth anniversary of an ice cream industry traced to Jacob Fussell in 1851 Baltimore.
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Knowledge Hill
Elul
Frank
Christias
Januar Rolt
Beonom
Desdam Horr
Canars
Thiry
Sia
Wee Cox
Stanton
Hiew
Well Beulah
Lalu
Lana
Bernice Graume
Kansas
Mia Dial
Kenneth
Esther
Philip
Herold Skeet Anid “Pavlene
Allen
Willamstoven
Howard Shields
Lawrence
Tel
Anderson
Louie
Worthy Horr
Mr. Dorr
Miubey i Grauberger
John Can
Midland
Grange
George Shrimplin
Oskalooga
Gans
Baltimore
Jacoh Fussell
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