24 ARRESTED IN A LIQUOR RAID IN PHILADELPHIA
Police raided two private suites at the Benjamin Franklin hotel after a club dinner dance. Thirteen men and eleven women, members wives and friends of the Philadelphia club of printing house craftsmen, were arrested for illegal liquor possession. Officials say studio bottles of whiskey gin and a quantity of serale were found. Director Lemuel B Schofield plans to press hotel officials for license actions and arrests. hotel, hotel management pledges legal aid.
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Philadelphia
Public Safety
Lemuel’ B. Schofield
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia Club
Printing House
Schofield
Horace L. Wiggins
United Hotels Corporation
New York Protestants Unite For Russia Religion Fight
In New York on February 17, Protestant churches across the city plan a joint service at St John the Divine on March 16 to protest religious persecution in Russia. Bishop Manning urged all faiths to attend and noted Pope Pius's call on March 19 for Christians to pray against Bolshevist persecutions. The event aligns with the Greater New York Federation of Churches. He said the Soviet regime aims to destroy religion and moral ideals shared by believers.
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Russia
Greater New York
Episcopal Cathedral
St. John the Divine
Manning
New York Fepisconal
de Bishon
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Canterbury
York
Gily Federation
Baldwin
Ajl Driggs
Altamont
de' Nl. Rust
William Tisdale
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Norma Gardner
Baldwin High School
Manhattan
Glenn Isaacs
State Agricultural College
Cloyd Foster
Samuel Gardner
Topeka
J. W. Moore
Edward Huey
Grace
A. P. Miller
Lawrence
Emil S. Liston
Ft. Scott
Thogmartin
Adolph Miller
Miller
Mildred Scoepflin
Quincy
Jacob Scooepflin
Charles W. Bailey
William A. Riley
Fam
Bailey
Valley Chapel
New Century Methodist
Kensington Club
South 8Th Street
PEO
Harry €. Case
Grove Street
Mamie van Landingham
Masons Open Meetings With Delegates In State Assembly
Two Kansas Masons meetings opened with about 1200 delegates expected to attend three sessions. Nathan B. Thompson of Topeka, grand master, began the grand council. Fred T. Nye of Leavenworth presided over the Royal Arch Masons. Grand lodge sessions to include elections and degree work. Brandenburg of Pittsboro State Teachers College to deliver annual oration. Elmer Strain to be considered for grand recorder amid prior controversy and restoration to office.
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Toseka
Kansas
Nathan B. Thompson
Topeka
Grand Council
Royal Arch Masons
Ses Apne
Fred T. Nye
Leavenworth
Zabud Council R
Grand Lodge
William A. Brandenburg
Pittsboro State Teachers College
Elmer Strain
George F. Beezley
Girard
A. K. Wilson
Emeritgis
Two Cent Reduction in Gas a Boon to Drivers
A two cent per gallon gas price cut ordered by Standard Oil was matched by all other companies and independents in Lawrence. Opinion varied on how long the reduction would last with some predicting broader cuts ahead while others called it temporary. Tulsa reports said major crude oil purchasers in the midcontinent region including Oklahoma Kansas Texas Louisiana and Arkansas would meet the Standard Oil plan and dealers were instructed to implement the two cent reduction.
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Lawrence Automobile
Standard Oil Company
Uling
Tulsa
Okla
Teddy
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Standard
List of Crippled Grows Census to Last Two Weeks
Wichita report notes a census effort titled Census of Unfortunate Children to last two weeks, with AP coverage dated February 17. The item references a roster of affected youths and signals ongoing data collection by authorities.
Crossword Puzzle and Local Notices
A broad jumble of clues from a Saturday crossword puzzle appears alongside community notices. The page lists numerous wordplay hints and random grid entries, followed by short local society items, school staff changes, and upcoming club meetings in Lawrence.
Lane Club Notes and Local Social Roundup
Baldwin reports detail a Lane Club meeting at Mrs Eva Miller with Lois Vallier as guest and a Valentine party at Mr and Mrs Ernest Buttel s home. It also notes visits by Navarre residents, a Baker student funeral in Paola, and Alpha Chi Omicron and Zeta Tau Alpha fraternity pledges events with a George Warton party pending.
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Wi Ho
Turner
Baker
Waverly
Charles Turner, Jr
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Margaret Turner
Hartford
Omicron
Alpha Chi Omega
Harold Dalgliesh
Easton
H. RK. Wbright
Margaret Spencer
Thomas L. Harris
Lorna Sisney
Betty Ebricht
Parent Teachers Association
4-H Club
First Methodist Church
City Federation
L.H. Menger
Women’s City Club of
Lawrence
M. W. Markham
City Federation of Clubs
Dri Te
Lane
Eva .Miller
Maurice Cook
Laney
R.ew
Lois Vallier
Ernest Butell
Lena Boyd
V .OsleKee
Navarre
Baldwin
Mae McKee
Gladys
Orpha Mckee
Ives
Epworth League
Oliver Price
West High
Harry Barnett
Wellsville
Hame
N. W. O'Byrne
Centenary Hall
Thomas . Evans
Harriett Osborne
Ruth Crowfoot
Margaret Tate
Paola
John Paul Williams
Amherst
Mass
Methodist Church
C.E .Allison
Allison A
Williams
Louise Ringer
Arthur Ringer
Erwin
Ph! Mu
B. H. Schultze
J.H
Alpha Chi
Zeta
Baldwin Community Notes and Local Events
Baldwin church and school news mix with social updates. Members discuss local governance plans, funerals, hospital cases, student plays, and visits. Debates at Baker College, social club meetings, and family travels fill the week’s community report.
First Baptist Church Involves Youth Sunday School
A local notice describes church leaders urging attendance at Sunday services and Sunday school at First Baptist Church Whee iterates serra ood Eb Churet Tobine Closed. The program lists teachers and officers expected to present, with plans for sermons and a focus on Our Sunday School methods and spiritual guidance for attendees.
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First Baptist Church
Serra
Poere
Bohl Pervs
Haut
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William Jewell
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Kansas City Law School
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Shinkle
Lilla White
Ongaker St. Flr
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Hazel Jobson
Ruby. Rehe
Roy Clary Atteside
Nelson Hotel
Ottawa
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Bert Lytell
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