Journal World 1927 Looked Over By The World Company
The Lawrence Kansas paper reports subscription rates and staff details, notes AP and Audit Bureau affiliations, and includes a column on The Brevity of Life and a critical discussion of the Aimée McPherson case. It highlights the unresolved public case with lingering doubts and commentary on legal versus public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee
Aimgea
Kristeth G.' Grimston
Gurnadie
Neves
Court of Public Opinion
McPherson
Angeles
Ormiston
Coolidge defenses stance on Nicaragua policy described
President Coolidge argues his Nicaragua policy is adequate and legal. He criticizes Mexican interference claims while stressing U S treaty rights and protection of American interests. The message frames Nicaragua as orderly government backed by regular processes and international protection.
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Coolidge
Bush
Congress
Mexico
United States
Nicaragua
Nicarggha
Nicardghan
Stas
Europe
Bercome
Fragmentary political speculation on Vare and Pinchot
The text muses over voter support for a senator candidate, noting Pinchot’s desire for the office and potential political maneuvering. It mentions an Oklahoma governor's inauguration and a proposal to reduce election frequency, suggesting uncertainty about voter choices and state politics.
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Isome
Thess
Pinchot
Senate
Editorial Comment Allah Be Merciful Slapster Saga
A garbled editorial mocks a University student figure from Chi esa and a Philippine group, likening campus life to a sorority house. It mocks a girl’s actions, foresees her forming a Woman's Student Government, and accuses a Datu of overreach, reflecting sensationalist press tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiesa
Kansas
Univer
Sultan
Greel
Datu
Txhil
Enporta Gazette
Old Home Town Notes Show Banquet Plans and Travel
The item reports Gorrill hospital bed ridden with possible typhoid, Gov. Stanley and Charles Gleed expected at the Commercial Club annual banquet next Tuesday. It notes Franklin Hinn and Celeste Netlis to perform a joint recital in Lawrence soon. Visitors include Mrs Roberts with daughter in Topeka, and Jacob Kilworth with Mrs Perry departing for Kansas City for a death in the family. J Kilworth and Bertha Kitecourt plan to leave, E Stone accepts a new job with Victor Susqender Co. and begins an extended trip Monday. Lyngs travel home from their wedding trip.
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Gorrill
York
W._ E. Stanley
Charles $. Gleed
Arelj
Commercial Club
Franklin Himt
Celeste Netlis
Toneka
Lawrence
Mirs
Herbert Arm
Mrs Lyngs
Ellen Terry Dies Dramatic Icon of English Stage
World wide mournings follow the death of Miss Ellen Terry the renowned English actress whose fifty year stage career enriched character study and acting. Her gracious personality and luminous talent touched countless admirers and colleagues across theatrical and public life.
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Ellen Terry
Hag
Torry
Anniversary notes mark figures from Hamilton to Cannon
A fragmentary item recalls Alexander Hamilton’s birth anniversary and mentions Daniel Q. Cannon, a Utah senator and Mormon leader, alongside other brief notes on Dr. James B. Boyce of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and the province’s upcoming legislative session. Taxes in Concordia may drop by about 15,000 dollars in 1926. A Newton-Bet serenade reference and a brief note on ProgCo goods appear among stray clippings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hamiltort
United States
Ot Ge Q. Cannon
Utah
James B. ‘Boyce
Barest Theological Seminary
Provinge
Quebec
Liha
Wyoming
Theep
Concordia
Quincy School Plans Operetta The Crystal Queen
Quincy children will stage the operetta The Crystal Queen Wednesday afternoon at Liberty Memorial High. The cast includes about 100 schoolchildren plus 16 older performers and puppets between acts. Tickets are available at the door or from Quincy residents with special performances for schools and children on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy School
Tania
Rockefeller
Mae Clever
Henriguy Schaake
Mary Virginia
Childran
Your Little Tower
Wavhaddon Loitch
Shases
Dra
Stene
Gissie Rosebud
Cissie
Fairy Glade
Asa
Fairien
Shimberland
Ciszie
Hés
Scehe I
Quincy
Nail
Lawrence
Childre
Attemnay
Wetinesde
Eudora Community Notices and Social Quick Read
Local social notes record Mrs. 7 Fe Starley and Mr. Tester's visit to Topeka, Rev Theo Hatch attending a Kansas Evangelical Synod meeting in Alma, plus Mrs J Hoffman’s treatment in Kansas City. Other items mention a Helian union event, a postponed birthday party, a birth in January, and various family movements and health updates across Lawrence, Edgerton, and nearby areas.
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Fe Starley
Virginia
Rank Pardes
Lawrence
Lees
Lee
Tech
J. Schultz
Dela Coat
Alex Gnase
Edgerton
Tom Johngon
Koeh House
MraJdobhson
Pawer
Ito
A National Radio Concert Schedule Listing
A dense OCR page outlines radio programs across stations from WJZ to WEAF and beyond. It lists orchestras, recitals, solos, and lectures with times and call letters such as WCAP WEAF WLIB WLS and many city tags like CHICAGO LOS ANGELES and NEW YORK. The document mixes times, frequencies, and program descriptions in period radio schedule style.
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WSE
Orcs Ier
Bruoceport
ALO
Smiamieneeb Ralke
Weaf Bettie
Rochester -Progrus
usic-Traur
Calgary
Ponent
Chicago
Dev Wls
Suppel Hbell
Mausibians’ Club
Atheatras
Vgn
WLIB
CACO
Faul Ash
Prograca
Jaias
Benen
WLW
Cincinnati
Ford
Ani Glenn
Johanna? Grosse
Strath
qi—Sinton
Cincinnatisaee
Elen Elpera
Davenrort
Otrin
WEA
Detroit
Tao Oghe-Robister
O—Troubedours
Los Angeles
Louisville
Vam Beach
O—Oreheateas
Milwaukee
Orksa
Vane
Difight
Paul
Iren
Lawrence concert brings visitors amid weathered names
A long stream of local residents and guests traveled to Lawrence on Thursday afternoon for a Tipica orchestra concert at Rohingen gym. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Paul Lukan Sr and others who spent the day with Mrs Anna Blume and daughter Kate Blume. Rev and Mrs Patterson hosted a dinner. various families from Lawrence and Kansas City were seen visiting relatives, with many returning Friday.
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Pont
Heswas
Paul, Lukan Sr
Tipica ‘Orchestra
Rohingen Gymnasium
Lawrence
Willem Knakey
Mrav P. J. Neis
Irs
George Kacgi
Ali¢ieg
Ray
Skidmore
Carl
James
Dayton
Ohio
Ben Wrust
Cooperative
Mix
Walter Wilson
Esikinio
Walts
J. Schultz
James Metlabria
John Moody
George
Schubert
Henrietta Schubert
Kansas City
Sans
Iss
John Bolinsack
Cass City
Michigan
Enine
Ira
Garoling Bolnsack
Bolinsack
Smith
Horton
Sanday
HA. Smithi
Hs Daugherty
Van
Nhs
Berti
S. Mary
Ofs City
Kang
Jon
India
Fred Slauton
Fe Eiveldorfer
Kansas
Alvin S
John Patterson
Ward
Edgerton
Patterson
Lester Reber Ot Lawrence
FL A Marley
T P Sond
William Fuchs
Ar. Mut
Dan ‘Selzer
Olaf
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Kansas
A shuffled column reports Mr and Mrs W Lanning from Karsan visiting friends and planning a San Diego trip. Amos Wilson Jr and Barbara Jr are noted, with Kansas City hosts for a gathering. Rhodes from Brankfort and family visited the daughter Mrs Waiter Geib, while a Civic Funday program and elections were held. Community members travel to Wichita and Topeka for schooling and family events, with plans to spend the inter in Leavenworth and reminders of New Year activities at Fort Leavenworth.
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W. Lanning
Karsan
Errson Foster
Lanning
Inter
San Diego
California
Vand
Amos Wilson
Barbara’ Jr
Sirs
RE. Tullin
Kansas City
Mase James
Rhodes Brankfort
Kansas
Waiter
Faery Geib
Central
McNaughton
Foster
Georgia
Ramsaye
J. Ty
Insenior
Lorene
Ile’ Howard
Enry Brinkman
Will New
Frida
Mra
Woods
Jean
Ray
Donald * Davis
Topeka
Ardithi NiFgebl
Mme
Avi Bae
Sateel Will Freienmuth
Missy Ee
Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Johnny Broadrick
Ittsburg
Kans
Piteal
Mint Wilson
Gee Allan
Baher
Ambiguous OCR Blend Mentions Athletes and Ottawa Battery
Fragmented text includes references to athletes development and a possible athletics event. Mentions a guard and artillery battery at Ottawa with a salute. Includes garbled names and scattered phrases lacking clear actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawas
Leis
Ottawa -Nalion
Sims
Palenis
Freezone advertised corn remover claims painless relief
A fragmentary ad copy praises a tin of Freezone to remove a soft corn or toe corn and foot calluses without soreness, urging quick lifting of the corn with fingers. The text resembles a druggist's sales pitch with bold claims of instant relief.
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Battle
Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions Bayer Marked Cross Wit
Partial readable lines refer to Bayer items and marked cross. The garbled text mentions water and tables and seems to be from a fragmentary notice or catalog entry without clear dates or full names.
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Jesepi Filliazis
Richmond
Migs
George Semibert
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Frank Zoeliner
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Edith Phenicie
Sigus City
Iowa
Fred Zoelinde
Arkansas
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Lawrence Pears
Tee
Foster Lanning
Harold Constant
Faxty Nance
Robert
Miew
Wenry
Brinkman
Redyce
Dorothy’ Liston
Awrence
Grorde Redman
Arthur ‘Cale
Warriage
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Perry Day
Bes Hopper
Welbourne
Madeline
Wamper'” of
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Velma Robinson
Kansas’ City
Mekal
Migke
Meek
Mre. L. Young
Floyd
Tonganonie
Cerjzen
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SS. Victory
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