Journal World News Notes On Tariffs Ireland Visit And Senate
The Lawrence Journal-World outlines tariff revision talk with Iowa farm support, Ireland Free State President Cosgrave’s New York and Chicago visit amid parade banners, and Senate action delaying Illinois senator Smith’s oath. It discusses political campaigns, road projects in Franklin County, and ongoing convention planning with Heflin’s recent remarks and national hopes. The piece blends local and national events with editorial tone and community focus.
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New York
Irish Free State
George V.tt
Asgrave
Cosgrave
Chicago
Big Bill ‘Thompson
Gosgrave and
King
George
Ireland
Old Home Town Notes and Local Entertainments
Arrivals include Prof. Fred E Stimpson from Boston with rare apparatus for the University. Topeka sends three carriages for a Grand Duke parade in Lawrence. Michael Erie the Maniac Lover was staged at Frazer's Hall with strong cast led by Capt. Witherell and Ada Sandhoval. Marriage licenses listed for Bare Stilwell, Michael-Mesenhimer, Burnhart-Bramtaugh, Mell-Petty. Twenty five years ago notes: Mrs. Dews retires, Bernice Langley wedding soon, and local social events. Ten years ago: Leavenworth road petition drive and Camp Doniphan news. Municipal lights cutback order noted on Massachusetts Street.
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Fred.e. Stimpson
University
Boston
Topeka
Lawrence
John Donnelly
Jim Prentice
Michael Erie
Frazer’s Hall
Capt. Witherell
Ada Sandhoval
Mary Woodward
Butler
David
Ella Jennifer
Julia Spring
Dickenson
Ad. Andrew
Donnelly
D'Arville
Macaulay
Miles ‘Melville
Phebe’ S Stilwell
Prairie City
Joseph Michael
Nancy Mesenhimer
Douglas County
Josiah Burnhart
Franklin
Mary. Bramtaugh
Thomas Mell
Sarah M. Petty
Geo. Dews
Jessie Linton
Matthew’ Smith
Hutchinson
J. M
Maud ‘Sprague
Atchison
Elizabeth Grice
J. M. Wilfongs
Concordia
Eldridge
Ongs
Union ‘Pacific
Boulton
Stone
Phillip Albach
Pi Rachel ‘Pugh
Independence
Kans
Thetas
Baker University
Baldwin
I Kappa Signa
Skull and Bone Club
Leavenworth County
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Kaneasie
Fort Leavenworth
Yesley
Tanganoxie
W. S. Price
W. C. Price
Doniphan
H. S. Bailey
Massachusetts Street
De' Luxe Cafe Theme At University Museum Loaned
A De' Luxe cafe themed exhibit at the University of Sas Museum features a five thousand item collection. The government loaned the collection to the university for an indefinite period, as survey work noted.
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Sas Museum
This Date Kansas History Summary Card
1358 legislature passes act naming Mineola as capital. 1860 legislature meets at Lawrence. 1861 bill to admit Kansas to the Union passes U S Senate 36 to 16. 1862 Sidney Clark seated in Kansas House replacing Gy W W Mutin Supreme Court rules against Crawford in 1861 election case. 1871 Columbus Independent claims Cherokee County coal best for manufacturing. 873 George W Martini elected state printer.
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Mineola
Lawrence
Kansas
United States Senate
Sidney Clark
Kansas House
Mutin Supreme Court
George’ A . Crawford
Columbus_ Independent
Cherokee County
George W. Martini
Lord Inchcape Retires From Directorship At Seventy Five
Lord Inchcape, 75, announces stepping down from managing directorships while retaining control of the Peninsula trading empire. His business reach spans India, China, Japan, Australia, Egypt, Persia, London, Canada, and the United States, with services often aiding the British Government. He began as an office boy and rose to wealth, noted as one of the world's most energetic business figures.
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Lord Inchcape
Great Peninsula
Oriental Steamship Lines
Hei
India
China
Japan
Australia
Egypt
Persia
London
Canada
United States
Centenary events mark births and pilgrimages across nations
Today observances honor James Evans Rhoads longtime Bryan Mawr College president on his birth centennial and mark the 104th anniversary of Thomas J. Jackson's birth with patriotic and veterans groups in the South. A pilgrimage to Lenin's tomb in Moscow is planned on the fourth anniversary of his death, to honor Bolshevik organizer and exponent. Meanwhile six men sought sleeping quarters at the City Jail last night.
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James Evans Rhoads
Bryan Mawr College
Thomas J
Stonewall) Jackson
South
Nicolai’ Lenin
Moscow
Bolshevisky
Books and Readers The Btrey tt A Country Town review
A vintage 19th century style tale The Story by E Howe reissued by Dodd Mead draws interest for its simple country setting and a tragedy with a hopeful romance between Westlock and Agnes Deming. The piece notes favorable press, sales over 100000 copies, and compares it to modern drift in current stories.
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JE. W. Howe
Dodd Mead and
Publishers
Poe
Low
Ed Howe
Atchison Globe
Westlock
Agnes Deming
United States
Notable Authors and Works Highlight a Jazz Age Scene
A jumble of literary notices profiles artists and books. Robert Keable’s life tale appears amid reviews of Dibble’s Mohammed in print, Doty’s Foreign Legion memoir My Adventures in the Foreign Legion, and award chatter.
Baldwin Socials Bloom Amid Kansas Day Events
Local Baldwin notes recount visits from Mrs. J. Ausanit and Miss Harriett Osthorpe, plus Mrs. Seppenfield from Kansas City. Baker and Vinland students visited Baldwin High. Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter urged Baldwin women to study Kansas history and preserve local landmarks. The Daughters of the King class hosted a social with readings and performances by Elisa Perez and Grace Preston’s group.
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Baldwin
Homer
Ottawa
John
Wallace B
Fleming
Oka
Jersey
New City
Chicago
Thomas
Harris
Mary Katherine
J Mone
Samuel
John Usher
Daughters of the King Sunday School
Hartiett
Grace Preston
9Th
Mamie
Van
Landingham
van. Landin
M. Clark
H. K. Kright
Nisof Lee
Ember
E. I. Bacon
Mamie van Landingham
Miss Preston
Job H. Garrett
LC. Baker
Preston
Mes
C. E
Holcombe
Wellbor
Jira
Ida
James ‘Schnebly
Harriett W
Williams
Ca ‘Ach
Is Grazog
al Guckan
A. “Punin
H. K.' Ebright
Annabelle ‘Newton
Grace Wiley
Clara Beach
Grace Irwin
Vinland High School
Morse Salisbury
Madison
Wisc
James
Washington
Margaret
Hill McCarter
City Federation
Kansas
McCarter
Kansas Day Club
Misses and Mrs McCarter Host Tea Program
Loraine Boardman and Lorna J Carlton led a small gathering with Mrs McCarter. After a brief talk a tea was served, presided over by El Beeks and Mr Allie-Mesgis Quayle at the tea table.
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Loraine
Boardman
Lorna J. Carlton
Wiliam Duced
McCarter
el Beeks
Central College Wins First Missouri Intercollegiate Glee Contest
Central College Fayette Missouri won the first annual Missouri Intercollegiate Glee club contest held last night at Evanshoe Temple in Kansas City. The college will compete in the Missouri Valley Glee Club Contest in Wichita on February 10 where the University of Kansas is entered. The Central College glee club impressed critics with its tone and style, notably performing A Summer's Lullaby by Gibson. The field included Park College Maryville State Teacher College and Westminster College Fulton.
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Central College
Fayette
Tvanhoe Temple
Kansas City
Missouri Valley
Wichita
University ‘of Kansas
Central
Arveente
Park’ College
Maryeville
Ollage
Westminster College
Fulton
From
Real Estate Transfer In Lawrence and Loan Association Lot 16
Jotin C Emick and his wife of Lawrence transfer to the Douglas County Building and Loan Association Lot 16 Block 7 University Place addition Lawrence. Juniors Play Tonight Lawrence Junior High basketball team faces Ottawa Junior at 7 45 pm in the Liberty Memorial Gymnasium. A preliminary game between two and Haskell Midgets starts at 7 15 pm.
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Emick
Lawrence
Douglas County, Building, and Loan: Association
University Place
Lawrence Junior High School
Ottawa Junio
Liberty! Memorial
Haskell
Wichita Restaurant Robbery and Local News Digest
Wichita Kansas AP report details a lone clerk beating incident at the Thomas Huddleston restaurant where approximately 15 dollars was stolen. suspects not yet found. The item also notes reports on a father’s illness, nursing needs, and local social visits including Miss Alice Sorenson and Rev. Porter’s church events. a brief, mixed society and health update from the area.
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Wichita
Kan
Glenn Huddleston
Huddleston
North Lawrence Club Meeting and Union Annex Plans
The Nicks club held a Wednesday afternoon meeting with twelve members and Mrs Clarence Pirie as hostess. A paper on etiquette by Mays Le Carey sparked discussion and refreshments were served. Clifford Pine, recently released from Research Hospital, returns under doctor care. The Union annex event on January 25 features a six o clock supper and an address by Mrs Lillian Michnel of Hutchinson, marking an eighth anniversary and inviting the public.
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Clarence Pirie
Mays
le Carey
North
Wallace W.C.T
Culver
Clifford Pine
Lillian Michnel
Hutchinson
Barbara Winthrop series at private San Madero school
Barbara Winthrop and her circle of friends in Senior Year at San Madero a girls private school in San Diego feature sports plays and adventures including a Christmas party. The book aims at young readers with moral tones for girls and cites Barbara and Bob Staunton amid light tragedy and fun. The piece also mentions The Little Lap Cousin by Anna B Sloane LC Page Go publishers and explores tales of the Laplander and Midnight Sun legends for youngsters.
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Helen K. Broughal
C. Page Co
Barbara- Winthrop
Barbara
Bob
Staunton
Anna
Sloane
Lawrence Library Sees Surging Book Purchases in 1997
Lawrence city library reports 110170 books in circulation in 1997, a rise of 16982 from the prior year, signaling growing reader demand. The library purchased 1963.77 dollars worth of new books, funded by taxes fines and duplicate funds as the population reaches 23 percent.
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Lawrence
White Woman in a Black Man's Country book release noted
A description references Gibbs' latest work Out of the Ruins a volume of short stories circulating on shelves. The note mentions Omaha Nebraska and a group promoting the book. The fragment lacks clear date or full context but signals a literary release tied to the author Gibbs.
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Geor' A Babi
Charles Lindbeere
Israel
Omaha
Neébr
Nettle Fowler Dietz
Ir i Gibbs
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