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Weather and warfare rhetoric through a troubled era
A fragmented column blends weather talk with reflections on strikes, crime, and international tension. It notes how weather disrupts railroads and schools, then shifts to labor conflicts, the An American family tragedy at Tia Juana, and criticism of authorities, while musing on political figures and war policy.
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Tia Juana
California
Mexico
World War Looms Over Coal and City Cleanups
A fragmented note recalls President Wilson urging work on a project as the world war begins. It mentions the coal strike reshaping winter living in New York with renewed urgency to heat and clean spaces, especially in crowded urban areas.
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Wilson
New York
From Our Old Files Local items mix of deaths and gossip
March notes mention Ed Stiefel’s newly arrived son and a Trinity lecture by Bishop Vail. An obituary announces Mrs. T. D. Griffith’s death with wide acquaintance in the city. Various local items cover Beecher links, Topeka and Leavenworth committees, a serious alley accident injuring a fire driver, and North Lawrence remodeling plans. A tin wedding at Mr William Dillon’s home with about fifteen guests closes the items.
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Mar
Ed Stiefel
Bishop Vail
Trinity
T. D. Griffith
Johnson
Cardilnalititials
Samuel Kimball
John Charijean
First Congregational
Brooklyn
Advi Council
Henry Ward Beechm
Charlton
Beecher
Kintball
Topeka
Leavenworth
Massarhucetts
Warren
Ben
Charlie
Clare
North Lawrence
Hen Enstler
Hulldike
Legacy of Lawrence youths and early town figures recalled
Twenty five years ago the Lawrence youths and old-timers are remembered in a lively retro portrait. Names include bandmaster Perest Savasre and M. Newmark, Kaw Valley baseball stars Dudley Hagkell and Has Kell, first school teacher C. L. Edwards, Judge Sternberg crippled by rheumatism, and clerks like Matt Potter. Prof. Dyehe and Perry Knapdall appear among town characters, with Miss Louise Haynes returning from injuries and George Nortar heading to Los Angeles. Invitations and home gatherings are noted in Lawrence society circles.
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Lawrence
Perest Savasre
Lawrenc M. Newmark
Dameous
Kaw Valley Baseball Nine
Kansas
Ald Alata
Dudley Hagkell
Newmark
Haskell
C. L. Edwards
Anear
Chika Aid
Chika Aid Wags Considered A Heart. Smasher
Judde Sternberg
Ano
Matt Potter
Prof. Dyehe
Ay Hill
Perry Knapdall
Uig
Lown
Mrof
Carruth
Pepore
Louise Haynes
Ren
St. Louis
Lawretce
George’ Nortar
Los Angeles
Ralif
W. Sparr
Charley Johnson
Alis
I Critchfield
Oskaloosa
Murtaugh Will
Isinanne
Alex Monroe
Anniversary notes drift through a century of events
A century summary notes John RB birth at Today and finishes with several historical markers. It cites the 100th anniversary of the EAT Society in Boston, a 75th anniversary of the University of Minnesota, a past ship collision near the Mississippi, a 10 cent stamp rollout, and silver dollar circulation in England with many children.
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Finlay Wer
University of Omalya
Eat Society For the Promotion of Temperance
Boston
Congress
Saladin
Missipp
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
United States
Detroit
Dearborn
Iento
Cleveland
Waghington
W Carman declares candidacy for city commissioner
W Carman announced his bid for the office of city commissioner of streets and public utilities in the March 1 city primary. A longtime Lawrence businessman and former police chief from 1922 to 1924, he cites business experience and asserts he will govern in the municipality's general interest, free of control by any particular group.
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W. Carman
Lawrence
Carman
Scholar to Lead Sofia College in Massachusetts Incorporation
The article describes Prof. Black, long acquainted with Turkish and Bulgarian history, who began teaching at Robert College in 1911 and later became acting dean and president. He studied at Carson-Newman College and Harvard Theological School, and possesses language knowledge in French Bulgarian Greek and Turkish. The Sofia institution is a Massachusetts incorporated college with Black as its first president.
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Turkey
Bulgaria
Robert College
Black
Carson-Newwynan College
Tennessee
Harvard University Theological School
Good Foundation
Sofia
Massachusetts
Brotherhood Meeting at Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Episcopal Brotherhood plans supper in the Parish House on Shrove Tuesday with Chaplain Edwards delivering remarks on High Lights of the Convention. Vestry meeting at 8 PM follows supper. Brotherhood men and vestrymen urged to attend. FP Prof H Black named by the American Board to lead American school project. remarks touch on generosity and travel.
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Trinity Episcopal Men’s Brotherhood
Edwards
Brotherhood
Flord' H. Black
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Sofa
Near East
Europe
West Side Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
Gerrit Snyder, Pastor, invites all to Bible School at 4 45 a m. Morning worship features a sermon on the Protection of the Home. Junior Endeavor at 6 30 p m with Mrs Arthur Richardson. Intermediate, high school and Senior C B at 7 30 p m. Evening Worship with a talk on Cadish Bay and its significance. All are invited to join each service.
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West, Side Presbyterian Church
Gerrit Snyder
Arthur Richardson
Avill
Cadesh Baynea
Ministerial Alliance Talk By Wichita Leader
Ross W. Sanderson of Wichita will address the Ministers Alliance at the Chamber of Commerce building next Tuesday at 11:00 AM on Problems and Projects of Christian Comity. He serves as Wichita Council of Churches secretary and Kansas religious education council member. Public invited to attend.
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Ministerial Alliance
Ross W. Sanderson
Wichita
Ministers Alliance
Chamber of Commerce
Sanderson
Wichita Council of Churches
Kansas Council of Religious Education
Kansas Council
Alliance on Tuesday Meeting Notices Church of God
A regular meeting of the Alliance on Tuesday replaces Monday. Members are invited to Church of God at 8th and R TE Streets for Bible study, communion at 10:43 a.m., preaching at 11 a.m., and an evening service at 7:30 p.m. The third sermon in the series on The Divine Discipline of the Church is scheduled for 8 p.m. Web. POSTE.
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Church of God
Baldwin News Briefs From Topeka To Wichita and Local Moves
President Wallace Fleming traveled to Topeka on business for the college. Mrs. W. E. Bishop left Baldwin Thursday for Wichita to visit her sister and family. Mrs. A. A. LeMaster shows improvement after illness. Mrs. Rachel Clark helps care at home. Mrs. A. G. Wood and Mrs. A. E. Teach shopped in Lawrence. Mrs. Hartiett B. Hedges spent Monday in Lawrence with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sullivan move to Baldwin from Moran with six children, joining the Pr. C. C. Stephens farm. Their family includes Russell, Frank, Dorothy, Edna, Wannetta, and Alfene, with Baldwin High to host seniors and younger students. Professor and Mrs. Samuel A. Deal and Miss Helen Dill attended a silver wedding anniversary party near Vinland hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Perry Stevens, with friends from Lawrence, Baldwin, Eudora, and Vinland. Mrs. Frank St. Wolf hosted an five o'clock tea honoring Mrs. Cale (Wemsley) of St. Louis and Miss Mary Pay Brown, with Mary Elizabeth Fall of Ottawa and other guests. More local social notes from the era.
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W. E. Bishop
John Miller
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R. 3. Baughman
A. A. LeMaster
Rachel Clark
A. G. Wood
A- E. Teach
Lawrence
Hartiett B. Hedges
Karl Schlademsan-d My
Arthur Sullivan
Baldwin
Moran
Kas
Pr. C.C. Stephens
Sullivans
Russell
Baker
Frank
Dorothy
Baldwin High School
Edna
Wannetta
Alfene
Samuel ‘A. Deal
Helen Dill
Perry Stevens
Vinland
St 'S
St. Louis
Mary Pay Brown
Neice Mary Elizabeth Fall
Ottawa
Wolf
Lucy i Watson
Dean Grace Irwin
Helen Wilson
Anna Clark Jillison
Iva Dorothy Jillson
Evi Marday Everin
Riders of The Wind review by Elswyth Thane debut
A brisk period romance about Alex Marley daughter of a Viking adventurer who marries Clem Marley at seventeen. She pursues adventure with Dorin through Africa and India to uncover a golden robe on a perilous quest. The tale blends romance and danger with strong, likable leads and a hopeful ending.
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Matrix review and biographical notes on authors
A critical survey discusses the novel Matrix with its vivid but offensive depictions of a life from infancy to death and condemns its sensational sex scenes and mob violence. It then reviews biographies of Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, Napoleon, and others, praising recent works and noting the popularity of biographical fiction. It also profiles Elswyth Thane, author of Riders of the Wind, detailing her background, writing habits, and upcoming projects, followed by brief notes on Nobel Prize funding and publisher reactions from the International Book Review.
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Haworth
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Napoleon
Madam de Pompador
Woodrow Wilson
Galvin Cacaige
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Wilds
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Far West
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London
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Shaw
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Ivan Simpson
Arliss ‘E Company
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Baldwin High to Publish Elaborate Annual The Pioneer
The Baldwin senior class plans an ambitious annual patterned after the 1913 edition The Pioneer. Merchants have signed on for almost full advertising space, with only three remaining. Staff includes Editor Fred Lane and Asst Editors Helen Murray Geneva Snyder and Harley Walters. Business Manager John Keohane. Advertising Frieda Fischer. Faculty Advisor Mrs Roberta Green. May 1 set for the annual debut.
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Baldwin
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Helen Murray
Geneva
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John Keohane
Frieda Fischer
Roberta Green
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W. Muenzenmayer
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William Wacker
Worden
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H. K. Pbright
Ottawa
John Shugrue
Lawrence
Ink Baldwin
Fred
Edgar Jardon
Kansas City
T. E.olson
Kansan
Paul
Olson
Mtme
Clyde Stewart
J. F. Schnebly
Edward Kinzer
Tardon
Irene Tardon
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Ladies’ Aid
First Methodist Church
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