Radio, Bonds, and Diplomatic Careers in 1920s Notices
The column surveys subscription rates, journalism rights, and a Kansas bond dispute tied to the state school fund. It discusses a 1870 Lawrence bond issue, court rulings, and a possible replacement funded by oil royalties. It shifts to diplomacy trends, career diplomats, and global events, including Japanese imperial rites and European unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Lawrence City
Topeka
Lawrence
Fraser Hall
Supremé Court
Arkansas River
Fine American eagle joins university cabinet cohort
The State University cabinet welcomed a six foot seven inch American eagle specimen sent from Osborne County by Rev Richard Foster and Osborne City. Clergy convocation in Topeka drew Rev Paul Zeigler and Prof Stimpson. Grasshoppers spread near Wichita, Frank McInturf fractured his left leg in a South Lawrence wrestling match. Simpson Hollister posted as city assessor. First summer shawl parasol appeared on streets Tuesday. Groundhog tale fizzled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State’ University
Osborne County
Richard Foster
Osborne City
Paul Zeigler
Stimpson
Topeka
Frank McInturf
South Lawrence
Simpson Hollister
Twenty Five Years Ago Social Roundups and Bits
Miss Lula Linton hosted friends for a dinner in her birthday honor. Falkner will lecture tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Sparr’s home, no charge. H B Ober returned from a Nebraska bound trip with his father. M Robinson and N C Stevens plan Sunday travel to St Louis and New Orleans. Margaret Roche visits Kansas City to see The Bargemaster with Edith Yerrington as guest. Frank Bank and family travel from Topeka to visit Judge and Mrs Banks for a Phi Delta Theta party. A new Whist Club forms with members Higgins, Mrs Miss Hise Landis Righter Raymond McKinsey Waylider Lane. Arthur Wisconsin University coach Curtis plans Kansas University season.
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Lula. Linton
Falkner
L.E. Sayre
Sparr
H. B. Ober
Lincoln
Omaha
Nebraska City
Nebraska
Missouri
M. Robinson
N. C. Stevens
New’ Orleans
Baltin
Tor
New ‘York
Margaret
Roche
Kansas City
Higgins
Miss Hise
Landis
Aeson
Righter
Editor letters on bigger Lawrence Journal editorial service
Readers urge expanded citizen oversight of the Lawrence Journal editorial process. They call for improved community engagement and better service from the Electric Power Company amid discussions of public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Journal-Wars
Sertice
An Electric
Power ‘Co
Lawrence Bus Service Push to Expand Urban Transport
A letter supports expanding bus and public transport in Lawrence Kansas, urging improved service to connect stores and cities. It mentions a broadcasting station plan by Mr Jackman, seeks publicity and clarity on locations or headquarters, and advocates a map showing the city’s transit growth.
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Bigge
Lawrence
Cat Street
Impr
Jackman
Kansas
H. Jetmor
Mme Kurenko Coming for American Debuts
Russian soprano Mariam Kuranko prepares her American debut in New York at Carnegie Hall after a Los Angeles rehearsal fright. Her first season includes a Detroit start in October and a February 14, 1927 concert at Robinson's. Her coloratura voice promises a memorable, pleasurable performance despite early radio nerves.
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Kuranko
America
Los ‘Angeles
New York
Carnegie
Mme
Burenko
Urenko
Los Angeles
Riga
Mme: Kurenko
Detroit
Sher
Robinsonn's
Baldwin Locomotive Works Leader Reaches 70th Birthday
Alva Boardman Johnson, president of Baldwin Locomotive Works, enters his 70th year with a career rising from junior clerk to partner then to roles as vice president, secretary and treasurer, and president. He has been active in promoting American foreign trade, holding positions in the American Manufacturers Export Association and the National Foreign Trade Council.
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Baldwin
Alva Board
Aman Johnson
America
Baldwin Company
Shes Wilmington
Johnson
American Manufacturers
Export Association
National Foreign Trade Council
Ooo
Today’s Events Highlight Birth Bicentennial and Conventions
Centenary of James J. Blaisdell a noted Wisconsin educator is noted as marked today. The Canadian House of Commons reassembles after recess with several conventions scheduled in Edmonton Milwaukee and San Francisco. The McNary Haugen Farm Relief Bill is set for House consideration in Washington.
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James J. Blaisdell
Wisconsin
House of Commons
Alberta
Edmonton
International “Association of Master ‘House
Painters
Ope
Milwaukee
San_ Francisco
National’, Restaurant Association
McNary- Haugen Farm
Lief
House of Representatives
Washington
Kaw Valley Social Limelight Shifts Through Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs William Ott hosted guests including Mrs John Ott jr and Don Westheffer at Massic Lodge in Lawrence Wednesday evening. Arthur Schutz and Michael Schutz conducted business Tuesday for a birthday. Teele meeting of the Eastern Star drew helianthus chapter members and a social day followed. Local residents, including Mrs Nydia Hughes and Mrs Ralma, visited Kaw Valley relatives and attended gatherings with the Mitchell and Schutz families.
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William Ott
John Ott
Don Westheffer
Masaic Lodge
Lawrence
M. Op
Fiegenbaum
Alice Darling
Geneve
Den
Tom ‘Darling
Roy. Ogden
Garl Mitchell
Virginia “Mae
Giris
Bert Mitchell
Arthur
Schutz
Fathichael
Schit
Busine
Doris
Davis
Mary
Harry
Kansas’ City
Ralph
Harold
Raymond
Evelyn
Helianthus
Eudora
Nydia Hughes
Tives
Kaw
Ralmal
Easian
Unclear historical appointment and events from fragmented text
Fragmented report notes William Phillips of Massachusetts named the first United States minister to Canada by an Imperial Conference. Mentions Robert Woods Bliss to Netherlands, and Peter Argentine successor. Also references accidental death, safety council size, and Joan Clarkson appearing before Privy Council committee in a New Zealand case.
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Willian Phillips
Massachusetts
Belgium
Andormer
United
States
Canada
Robert Woods
Bliss
Netherlands
Peter Argentine
Tong v
Engish
Joan Clarkson
Zealand
Lawrence Area Social Notes Share News and Visits
Local social roundup lists visits and greetings among Kaw Valley families. Mentions Mrs. FEO G Saunders and Mrs. Ralph Davies hosting meetings, trips to Topeka, Lawrence, and Tulsa, and plans for family travel to Kansas and Florida. Also notes funerals attended, church services, and residents’ health updates.
Wednesday February 9 Radio Concert Teaser
United Press compiled listing for February 9 features across radio stations WBZ KYW WHAS WSM WISE and others. It highlights a harpsichordist soprano and orchestra programs from Wake Clearwater Emerson Gill's Orchestra at various venues with times around 9 o clock and 5 OS Central Standard Time. The notice also lists Atlantic City and Cleveland area stations with lineups including central tunes and chimes.
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WISE
Wake
Clearwater
Emerson
Gill
Vighthaw
Kansas
Unclear fragmentary Pennsylvania note from 1927
Fragmentary OCR item from a Pennsylvania page references a son in law and a statement about coming. Readable context is extremely limited, with no clear event, names, organizations, dates, or locations beyond a vague year and region. Unable to determine a specific news item or outcome.
Emperor's Funeral Disruptions Reported in Tokyo Streets
Fragmentary OCR notes describe injuries and street disruptions during the funeral of Emperor Yoshihito in Tokyo. Mentions Ni Ni Hokai Mari 2, Columbia University president, and a claim that someone named Sool idge will decline a gun for election next year. Also notes belief that no man unfairly won’t be elected.
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Tokyo
Columbia
University
Soolidge
No Fear Now of Offense Orice and Cascara Candy Ad
A vintage ad extols cascarat flavored Cascaret candies as a gentle laxative option for constipation. It touts cascara’s pleasant taste, skin benefits, and odor control, claiming modern laxatives disrupt bowels and urging readers to try the product tonight at druggists.
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Berson
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