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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1926
Page
1
A distorted report from Des Moines describes Senate forcing committee head warning there is no clear plan for intervention. The piece notes discussions with Kellogg and Scheffer about protecting American life and property and mentions actions near the front lines with leaders claiming no intent to escalate.
Fragmented OCR text claims to predict 1928 political turmoil, noting party competition, voter attitudes, and concerns about a presidential outcome. The readable fragments mention Democrats, Republicans, and general election tensions without clear dates or named individuals.
Disjointed OCR passage mentions New Year observations and various market notes. It references domestic and world supply, a rubber company, and a 21 birds event, with fragmented names and places scattered throughout.
In St. Joseph yesterday a bank panic showed the psychology of fear as crowds rushed Bartlett Trust and nearby Fidelity Trust. Bartlett closed after withdrawals totaling 369000, prompting hundreds to withdraw at Fidelity before it asked the state finance commissioner to take charge.
Chancellor Lindley cites a single athletic scholarship at the university and defends scholastic standards while acknowledging alumni influence. He notes no tuition or financial favors to athletes beyond one scholarship, rejects altered entrance norms, and says fall attendance must not be tied to athletic competition. He warns against commercialization and supports amateur sport values in college life.
Columbus Ohio press reports J N Flint of University of Kansas longtime journalism head was named vice president of the American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism. Drumm of University of Michigan was elected vice president and A L Stone of University of Montana secretary treasurer.
Lees Summit judge E C Branch hails Kaw Valley poultry show as best outside major fairs. Sweepstake prizes awarded with Martin Poultry Farm of Dayton showing best hen and cock, Claude McNall of Olathe best Rhode Island Red, and other class winners across White Plymouth Rock, Leghorn, and mixed breeds.
Los Angeles reports the district attorney will convene a grand jury Thursday morning to investigate the Aimee Semple McPherson disappearance. Indictment proceedings may target evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson and associate Kenneth G. Ginisty with perjury and related charges as the case returns to court.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a debate on state sovereignty and Senate credentials. Mentions Smith senator-designate from Tilinsis and Gov. Edwards Dine of Haineis, with reference to Republican and Democrat party dynamics and a threat to refuse credentials from a southern state.
The Winners B Hosford and several named directors will fill new roles on the Chamber of Commerce Board. The voting total reached 250 with seven directors coming from different vocations. Other named members include C Carl E C Bussing EH Gi Injehata Bert Wale Otte Fischer Ws Le Newman and O Rankin.
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Kansas fugitives Himes Inman and Alvin Sharwood tied to the December Buffalo Kansas bank heist. Oklahoma officials say formal prosecution awaits local authorities. Warden’s daughter Lavona Cadding figure cited. alias use and prior prison escape referenced. Police identify suspects after stop at a Fredonia filling station. loot included $6,000 cash and bonds.
A report from Franklin county states two men, one named Jeff Johnson, were killed this morning in Garnett. Sheriff Wright confirms the victims suffered head injuries from a blow with a wick handle or cane during a confrontation.
January 7 meeting called to discuss university endowment funds programs and faculty needs. Participants include Hutchinson regent president W Morgan Senator O W Spencer and university leaders. Council sessions Friday and Saturday with luncheon and dinner planned for attendees.
All children under fifteen in Lawrence and nearby trade area may attend a free matinée Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at Bowersock and Varsity theatres. Hosts H B Ober and Glen Ikinson will greet attendees as cameras record the crowd entrances. Feature is The Story of Zorro with Douglas Fairbanks, plus Felix the Cat and comedians. Ray Yon, Rotary guest from Kansas City, will sing. Tickets available from Mr Ober. About three hundred children expected from Lawrence and surrounding towns.
At the annual convention the rules committee proposed abolishing the charter that would remove O’Rourke, coach of the team at Valley College, from the association’s directives. The move was presented as a recommendation to the national football rules committee, with strong expectation of approval.
A garbled excerpt discusses the era's geopolitical debates. It references Western leaders, the Monroe Doctrine, and notions of American unity amid rising interdependence. The text hints at tensions between isolationist and internationalist views, with mentions of China Japan and emerging global organizations.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a board and attorney filing an answer to compel a hearing or action in Lanett district, with unclear references to Topeka Kansas and a December date. The legibility prevents clear names, actions, or outcomes.
Thomas, a former three year coach at Danville 01 school and all western halfback in 1922, has been named football coach at Haskell Institute for a two year term. He is Chicago educated and highly recommended for his work.
A fragmented report notes officials in Chicago and Indiana districts debating enforcement, liquor laws, and revenue potential. It references cooperation with federal authorities, concerns about crooked revenue, and calls for stronger protection and action amid ongoing issues.
Washington reports a disrupted address by Colonel George C. Lewis, commander of the 65th Division reserves, as he faced opposition and procedural hurdles. The fragment hints at controversy over military training comments and the war effort, with mentions of posições against a speech and related political tension.
The readable fragments reference a Red Cross chapter and financial items totaling $340.50, with mentions of receipts, December settlements, and blanks printed for orders. Names, dates, and full context are unclear due to the damaged text, but the passage centers on accounting and payments.
Officers report a morning arrival related to THV9 toast at Lawrence. Police note a community incident and reference PHC. No further details available due to fragmented text.
London dispatch reports autowindings and wartime debate over U S capacity to drive a 200 mile journey. An AP wire mentions pressure, British manufacturers, and a claim about horsepower and speed records amid conflicting records.
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