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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1926

Page

6

Kansas Day Banquet Aboard Miami Beach Visit

A Kansas Day dinner in Miami features members of the Kansas Club from Wichita Topeka Junction City and Lawrence. The event includes informal introductions a nominating committee and officers for a year. Discussion covers Miami Miami Beach transportation traffic and city layout with notes on bridges tunnels and causeways.

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Capes Dominate Spring Style Headlines in Fashion

Fashion notes cape trends as a major theme this season with cape-coats capelet frocks and cape collars featured. The look emphasizes detachable capes in solid twills kasha cloth and wool reps while bashin plaided effects alga color hues and pastel tones appear for variety.

Parking troubles and fares plague downtown streets

A fragment notes crowded streets and sidewalks with downtown parking pressures similar to Kansas City. It mentions five cents to park in certain town stations and hints at fee changes or charges. The text is garbled but centers on parking costs and congestion.

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Lincoln’s Two Visits to Kansas Described by Mrs Sonia Russell

Mrs Sonia Russell recalls Abraham Lincoln visiting Kansas in 1859 and 1860 while her husband edited Elwood’s Free Trader. She describes a reception in Elwood, a banquet in St Joseph, and Lincoln’s informal, amiable words to the Russell couple. Lincoln’s trips occurred amid prewar turmoil as he campaigned in the region ahead of his presidential bid.

Lincoln Kansas Sonia Russell Lawrence Abraham Tonia Russell Leo Swenteen Edward Russell Territory Russell Elwood St. Joseph D. W. Wilder Cooper Institute Ila Cooper New York Tribune Abe

Militant Mothers Lead French Movement for Women's Suffrage

The article reports on militant mothers shaping France's campaign for women's suffrage, noting prominent leaders such as Mme Aynil de la Seint Croix and Mme Leon Brunschvicg. It describes their fundraising, creative appeals, and calls to government officials amid three decades of suffrage activity.

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French Senate Debates Equal Rights as War Aid Protests Rise

In France a movement for women’s equal rights clashes with Senate caution after a 1919 Chamber of Deputies bill. Mme Avril de la Saint Croix leads affiliated clubs, noted in America for war work and holding the Croix de Guerre and the Legion of Honor.

Tive Castor French Senate Chamber of Deputies Mme. “Avril de la Saint Croix Women’s Clubs France America Legion of Honor

Year Round Club born in 1908 with civic aims

The Year Round Club began March 5 1908 as West Side Thimble club at Mrs Freid Williams home and later became the Year Round Club in 1912. It met biweekly year round, expanded activities to literary social services and civic work, and united with City Federation of Women's Clubs in 1921. Members supported Memorial Hospital with a chimes clock and furniture, contributed to Old Folks Home, and funded scholarships and comforter drives for the needy.

Freid Williams West Side G. C. Miller Anna.k. Daugherty Daisy Williams Harry Richards Hattie Good Thimble ‘Club City Federation of Women's Clubs Memorial Hospital Mra. A. B. Asher Social Service Teague State Federation of Women's Clubs McGell Law” Richardson du- Abbie Crowder A. R. Kennedy Wan Evel KK. Evans Ulrich Mary Stojal B. Asher Brinkman H.B. Fox E. 8 Rs. Fi Uuildieston

Spring Style Notes Highlight Green and Grey Dominance

Two main colors define spring fashion grey and green with blue and red close behind. Shades like lovebird green, yellowish green, and apple green appear in garments and evening wear. Pink shades such as bois de rose and dahlia glow in dresses, with black and white prominent in sports wear. Taffeta returns for dresses and casual frocks, while novelty plaids and capes trend in coats and dresses.

Miss Minn ie Bartusch Rites Held in Eudora

Funeral services for Miss Minnie Bartusch were held at St. Pauls church in Eudora with Rev. Theo Hauck presiding. Born January 24, 1859 in Rock Island Illinois, she lived in Eudora after moving there at age nine. Despite lifelong health struggles she remained cheerful, dying February 2 at about 6 45 am at age 60 years and 8 days. Interment followed in Eudora cemetery. pallbearers were Ray Miller, William Altenbernd, William Miller, Delbert Adams, Co Dorr and William Wichman. Family and friends attended from Topeka, Emporia and nearby towns.

The Methods R. I. Gabriel Caroline Bolmsack Avas Rall Thirten Membre Tee Mursts Clarence Copp Mary Allen Fred Barty E. E. Torrence Berthold Durr Leon Darr Afr Leon Durr Ava Durr Fauling Salina Cary Kansas City Lawson Irs Jake Milvurn Clathe Arthur Kraus Minnie Bartusch Adolph Letz Jr St. Paul's Church Theo Hauck Emilia. Bertusch Tock Island Ilinois Eudora Rose Lothholz Clara Letz Lelia Durr Henrietta Gerstenberger Eorge Gerstenberger Theo Gerstenberger Werer Ray Miller William Altenbernd William Miller Delbert Adams Oo Dorr William Wichman Endora George Seybold Jess Kyaybill James Krarbill To- George Steinmuelles Kate Psa x Vaium Emporia

Death of Mrs Elza Meinke at 83 in Eudora

Mrs Elza Meinke, aged nearly eighty three, died Tuesday evening at 6 at the home of her daughter Mrs Lena Schlegel in South Eudora. She is survived by sons Henry and John and daughter Mrs Fred Schlegel, all of Eudora. Funeral from St Pauls Evangelical church Friday at 2:30 conducted by Rev Theo Havih. Also notes about relatives and visitors from Rock Island and Lawrence.

Thy Steng Rock Island Ill Augusta Ziesenis George Gatlin Alpha Charles Daugherty Charles Ziesenis Lulu Floyd Conrad Altenbernd Fred .Latz Charles Achning Lawrence Elza Meinke Lena Schlegel South Eudora Henry John Meinke Fred Schlegel Eudora St. Paul's Evangelical Church Fridfernoon Theo Havih B. U. Park Bonner Springs Meg Im. D. Bearden

Will Celebrate Twenty Fifth Birthday of Terchers College

Memories of a small frame shack that housed a Fort Hays hospital 25 years ago will be recalled on February 11 as Kansas State Teachers College at Hays marks its 25th anniversary. An elaborate pageant with hundreds of students will be staged in Sheridan Coliseum arena. The campus has grown from that hut to seven large buildings, with a library under construction. Enrollment 26 years ago stood at 34 students.

Miai Misini Beach Lawrence Eudora Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce Miami Bay of Florida Biscayne Bay Genont Nobv Mina Terchers College Hays Kan Kansas Jhal Kansas State Teachers Colleges Sheridan Coliseum Fort Hays Ehoccaspus

Buick Protection Pledge Promises Safe Reliable Ride

Buick surrounds you with every ordinary protection and adds Buick dependability that takes you and brings you back on time. Features include mechanical four wheel brakes with no liquid to expand or leak and controllable beam headlights with steering wheel control for safer night driving.

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Air Service Dispute Sparks Congressional Hearings

Washington Feb 5 Major General Patrick chief of the army air service and William Mitchell renewed calls for a separate air service before two congressional committees. The exchange noted a policy quarrel that led to martial resignations and protests. In Philadelphia Feb 5 David L Marshall confessed slayer of Anna May Dietrich and was denied bail after a habeas corpus hearing and held for the grand jury.

Washington Patrick Army Air. Service William Mitchell Philadelphia sAf— Teria David L Mar Idhall Dietrich

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