The World Court Debate and Rubber Monopoly Views
A summary of editor opinions on the differences between the world court and League of Nations, with Prof Hodder’s explainer in the Journal World. Commentary on American cultural shifts abroad and cautions about rubber monopoly impacts on U.S. consumers and industry. The piece weighs preparation, public interest, and potential American advantages in postwar economics.
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World Court
League of Nations
Journal World
H. Hodder
Journal-World Today
World Court Entry Faces Senate Vote Deadlock
Opponents of the United States joining the world court are delaying the proposal in the senate, suggesting there are not enough votes to defeat it yet. If a vote were imminent, they would be preparing for one.
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Great Britain
United States
Senate
Anniversary party at Miss Reser's on Tennessee
Fifty years ago Col O H Durance and his wife hosted a large party for friends. A social gathering last evening at Miss Annie Reser’s on Tennessee street drew students and plain people alike. R C Meade becomes Plymouth Church Sabbath school chorister. A scaffold collapse at Winthrop and Louisiana streets sent Oliver, Paul, and Anthony Snow to the bottom. Paul uninjured, Snow head injuries but no work delay. Hoxie Cramer assists Prof Worrall in Topeka centennial efforts. R A Steele enters cattle buying business here. Death reported late of W W Cartwright of North Lawrence. he was father to D E Cartwright. Advertisements list textiles and clothing items.
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O. H.-Durance
Annie Reser
Tennessee Street
R. C. Meade
Plymouth Church
New City
Winthrop
Louisiana
Oliver
Paul
Anthony Snow
Snow
Hoxie Cramer
Worrall
Topeka
Buch
R. A. Steele
Lee
Jane Regula
W. W., Cartwright
North. Lawrences
Cartwright
D. E. Cartwright
Journal Office
Hamburg
Ruth Whitman
Lawrence
Col. Learnard
California
Clover Meadows
A. V. Sharpe
W.l Chariton
Thomas Harley
J. H. Mitchell
Kansas City
Assi Fadame
Melba
Nordiéa
Carl Busen
Elijah
M. J. Pierce
Miller's
Woolworth
Henry Allen
Stanley
Commercial Club
Charles T. Gleed
Kansas
M Margaret Coleman
Plan Mass Meeting Temperance at Centenary Church
A temperance mass meeting is set for tomorrow at 2:30 PM at Centenary Methodist Church in North Lawrence. The program features an orchestra, America, Mrs. A. J. Martin, JC Bratton, Willard Morgan, Chancellor E. H. Lindley, and a ladies' quartet, followed by the Benediction.
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Centenary
Methodist
North Lawrence
Singing of America
A. J. Martin
JC Bratton
Willard Morgan
E. H. Lindley
Ladies’ Quartet
Europe shudders under severe cold wave and snow
Paris and western Europe endure extreme cold with subzero temperatures and heavy snow. Venice faces frozen canals and disrupted meat and milk supplies. Six fishing boats with twenty five aboard are missing near Viareggio as Italy reels from the brutal cold and gales.
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Paris
Europe
Irance
Dinard
Italy
Venice
Rome
Mediterranean Sea
Jahara
Piave
Via Regzio
Trinity Lutheran Sunday Worship and Community Gatherings
Trinity Lutheran Church schedules Sunday worship at 0:45 a.m. with Dr. Frank Arnold from Westminster Hall preaching at 11:00 a.m. Choir led by Miss Alice Fearing performs I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes. offertory Oh Love That Will Not Let Me Go sung by Dr. L. D. Welch. Evening service follows at 7:15 p.m. with social hour at 6:15 p.m. and Lutheran-LeDuce devotion. Second Christian Church in Sits Tenn holds Bible School 10:00 a.m. and worship 11:00 a.m. Sermon Eternal Life. 8:00 p.m. worship on Everlasting Punishment. Midweek prayer Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Church of God Ninth and Rhode Island hosts Bible study 10:00 a.m. and services 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Address by W. L. Post on The Lifting Up of Christ.
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Trinity’ Lutheran
Frank Arnold
Westminister Hall
Alice Fearing
Rogers
Shenk
L. D. Welch
Luther Ledeue
Trinity Lutheran
Second Christian Church
Sth
Tenn
W. S . Sims
Bible School
IW. S
Church For God
Rhode Island St
Christ
W. L. Post
Lessan
Plymouth Church Morning Serman and Evening Sermon
Morning services at 11 o clock will feature Prof. W A Schoegler preaching on Disintrigating Youth. Evening service at 7 45 o'clock will include a sermon titled What Makes Things Right.
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Plymouth
W. A. Schoegler
The Rover to Be Dramatic and Translated Works
Harper’s notes Joseph Gourad contracting for dramatic rights to The Rover with Conrad’s Literary Agent. Kane Campbell, who adapted Elizabeth’s The Enchanted April, prepares a dramatic version for U.S. production. manuscripts due in months. Soundings by A Hamilton Gibbs being translated into German and Swedish. sales rise. Zane Grey’s The Vanishing American published and headed to New Zealand. Irwins visit Samuel Adams at Wide Waters. Gertrude Haviland’s Divorce garners clubwomen praise. George Kelly rises among American dramatists. Show-Off and Craig’s Wife noted Broadway successes. Little, Brown & Co. publish Craig’s Wife. Ten years ago best sellers list recapped. new books list for December and January announced.
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the Rover
Joseph Gourad
Harpers Say
Jeonie France
Opheli
Irwins
Haynes Irwin
Will Irwin
New York City
Samuel Hopkins
Adams
Wide Waters
Lake Owasco
Mrs. Iewin
Gertrude Haviland
George Kelly
Ammerica
Kelly
Craig
Little, Brown & Company
Lawrence
Kansas
Unearthly yacht intrigue on Long Island farm house
On Long Island at a farm house, Connemara Moore encounters Aunt Celimena and Brewster as Bing Carrington travels with mysterious Sweetie. They plot to reach a revenue man’s boat for smuggling suspects, a tense scene unfolds with police sought and a sea dog Bugle aiding the voyage. The chapter teases danger, engagement fallout, and a hunt in the Sound.
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Connemara Moore
David Lacy
Long Island
Sweetie
Celimena
Brewster
Connemara
Connecticut
Bing Carrington
Hag
The Court and the League The Editor Explains
The World Court is an American project linked to the League of Nations but distinct in authority. The Covenant creates the League and a Permanent Court of International Justice to decide disputes. joining the Court does not force League membership, though some step toward it. The Court offers a tribunal of eminent jurists, with independent judges and advisory opinions, aiming to reduce war by legal means.
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World’ Court
League of Nations
World Court
United States
McKinley
Hay
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the
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Roosevelt
Root
Wilson
League ‘of Nations
Germany
Russia
Turkey
Mexico
Geneva
Switzerland
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League
Assembly
Permanent Court of International Justice
Permanent Court of
Tration
The
Hague
United Stat
Sergettant
Board of Arbitration
John Bassett Moore
Court
Supreme Courts
League of Nation
Hugheiny
Kansas doctor critiques state child care facilities
Dr. H R Wahl dean of the University of Kansas school of medicine told the Kansas Society for Cripples Children that Kansas lags in providing facilities for children. He spoke here today before the group, remarking on the need for better services and support for crippled youth.
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Ind
Ita
Kam
A.P
Asas
H.R. Wahl
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Kansas Society For Crips
Buick Motors Company promises better automobiles
Buick Motors Company of Flint Michigan a division of General Motors promises better automobiles with a lineup including six cylinder valve in head motors. Price range cited from 1125 to 1995 dollars for Buick models. The copy emphasizes Buick will build better cars and meet consumer desires with ongoing development.
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Buick Motors Company
Flint
Michigan
General Motors Corpor
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