Journal World Jumbles Incomplete News Clipping
A garbled Lawrence Kansas newspaper fragment discusses political events around the Democratic Convention in Houston and the Teapot Dome era. It notes Senate testimony related to Sinclair and Fall money transfers, along with a proposed hospital site and criticism of press reporting behavior.
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Associat P Press
Associated Press
Pels
Algo Thetical News
Audit Bureau OF Cir- Rasculations
Postoffice
Lawrance
Kansas
Sigtey
Harry Sinclair
Albert B. Fail
Fall
Senate
Everhart
Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Senate Committee
Congress
Jadhon
Alebaman
Congressional
Senators Comment On Oratory And Whirlpool Metaphors
A fragmentary passage contrasts Senators reflections with their speeches. It notes editors shaping town oratorical works and jokes about whirlpools as a metaphor for editorial effort. It also mocks trial reporters noting exchanges between lawyers edging toward violence, predicting real news if the pace continues.
Local Society Notes and Announcements in Hometown Paper
The column records social events and quotes from the community including a Zeta Tau installation at Sienna Alpha Epsilon scheduled for February, whist and dinner parties hosted by Mrs. Monroe, Miss Morris, and Mrs. Shearer, a Ping Pong gathering at Sigma Chi, a birth of a boy to Mrs. Guffler of Emporia, engagements and choir readings, travels of residents to New York and Vancouver, and Midland college president Adtman installing Rev. Stauffer as pastor, with various local visits and illnesses noted.
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Zeta Taunte
Sienna Alpha Epsilon
Rings
Monroe
Marv EL
Aftenoon
B. Shearer
Pive
Ie Wm. T
Sinclair
Marie Morris
Hiawatha
Sigma
Morris
Young
Bos
Dinsinoor
Prince of Pilsons
Kansas City
Grace Reed
Topeka
Arthur ‘Boughton
Chicago
J. 5. Boughton
Vancouver
Honolulu
Australia
Swift & Co. Packing
B.D. .Adtman
Atchison
Midland College
3. E. Stauffer
English Lutheran Church
Longland Family
Lawrence soldiers released from Camp Doniphan hospital
Ten years ago four Lawrence soldiers including Al vin White and Melvin Goff recovered at Camp Doniphan after pneumonia and spinal meningitis and soon will leave the hospital. Eight of twelve 1916 football regulars are now in military service, with several townsmen traveling for business and visits. A dinner party in honor of Mr VA Newby’s birthday, and local moves of Dwight Buchahanar and the Shook family mark community life.
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Alf
Var. Acomug
Alvin White
Melvin Goff
Lawrence Soldier
Army Hospital
Camp Doniphan
M. F. Hudson
Merchants National Bank
Adrian Lindsey
George Woodward
Harry Vernken
Earl Shinn
Jack Frost
Tad Reid
Wint Smith
Harry Neilsen
M.A. Gorrill
Washington, D. C
W. We Russ
VA. E. Newby
Mason
Open Banks in Manchuria Harbin Bank to Facilitate Timber Trade
Foreign banking interests focus on North Manchuria as import export activity grows. Agencies of two foreign banks to open in Harbin with a Chartered Bank of India and Austral branch planned to support timber exports.
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Harbin
U. P
North Manchuria
China
Chartered Bank of India and
Austral
Burns Memorial Tributes and National Events Today
Nations and cities mark anniversaries and gatherings across North America and beyond. Burns memorials in Scotland and a Kansas senator’s birthday honor, Ottawa parliament events, Houston real estate board session, a New York temple dedication, and Uruguay hosting the Pan American Congress of Secondary Education headline today’s diverse observances.
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Scotland
Burns
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Ottawa
The
New York City
Uruguay
Lonesome Princess in Sinaia Secludes Amid Pines
A Romanian royal, Princess Helen, widow of Carol II, lives in a vast Sinaia palace with her young son, shunning ceremony and crowds. Fans note her deep blue eyes and quiet sorrow as she stays with a modest life, valuing modesty over royal glare.
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James A. Mills Sinaia
Jeania
Mophar
Ohn
Gomat
Yicien
Rumania
Kinge Michael
Russia
Carol
Queen Marie
Hele
Prinzes
Nto
Bucharest
Helen
Europe
Destiny
Peles
Sinaia
Carmen Sylva
Michael
Romania
Lisbon Ohio to Host Lengel Murder Trial Next Month
The Columbiana county town of Lisbon gears up for the trial of former Canton Police Chief Seranus A. Lengel. Venue changes loom as Canton prosecutors and Lengel’s defense battle over where the case will be heard. The trial, likely before Judge Frank L. Jones, may shift from Stark County, with Henry W. Harter prosecuting, as officials weigh venue rulings and appeal outcomes.
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Houston
Lisbon
U.P
Columbiana
Don R Mellett
East Liverpool
Wellsville
Libson
Seranus A. Lengel
Canton
Columbiana County
Liston
Lengel
Edwin’ W.diehl
Ohio
Supreme Court
Stark County
Frank L. Jones
Tesville
Henry W. Harter
Daisy
Rese Withey
Kansas History Date Entry 1849 1864 Leavenworth Events
1849 Telegraph line completed to Leavenworth. 1864 Union theatre building at Leavenworth burned. Fragmentary notes mention AIST anand desmworth and voting tallies for J Crawford and Wilson Shannon with unclear context.
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Leavenworth
Union ‘Theatre
Aist. Anand
Desmworth
S. J. Crawford
Dtwe
Wilson Shannon
Lindbergh Prepares Solo Flight Toward Bogota
Colon Panama January 25 AP Jack Magrel and Redi Snapper lure Col Charles A Lindbergh for a fishing trip near Perlas islands famed for fishing. Lindbergh, smiling and well, plans a flight toward Bogota skipping the Magdalena route, a historic goal for aviators in Colombia. Dieudonne Lebrix and others arrive with an alligator passenger aboard.
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Colon
Panama
Magrel Vand
Charles
A. Lindbergh
L's
Perlas Islands
Swith
Indbergh
Dieudonne
Ea Limbergh
Die Tech
Bogota
Magdalena River
Funeral services for Earl Lips and Lola Skaggs
Funeral services were held for Earl Lips of Tonganoxie at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with Rev. Father McNamara presiding and burial in Sacred Heart cemetery. Lips leaves wife Anna Foley Lips, brother John Lips, and four sisters. Lola Francis Skaggs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Skaggs, was buried at Fall Leaf Cemetery after a Friday morning service at the Methodist church led by Rev. M. G. McKenzie of Lawrence. Skaggs died Wednesday afternoon at home after a lengthy illness.
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Belle Flower
Calif
Fl. Anderman
F. Hl. Anderman
Rockport
Nelson
Marguerite Hyde
H.‘ A Hyde
Lawrence
Jarbalo
Egle
Will Grant
Kansas City
Ben
Foster Laming
Floyd. Ratliff
West Fourth
Barbara Peterson
Bethany ‘Hospital
John Nirsch
Ratliff
Someoxie
Fergus Falls
Inn
Nirschl
Franklin Ice Cream !Company
A. L. Knox
Foster Lanning
Sherman
Jennie Still
Lacesenes
Georgia Ramsey
Leone
Kirby
Gus Morowitz
Awel Rence
W. J. Stephenson
Will ‘Stephenson
Elizabeth Dick
Walter F. Zoellner
J. M. Rhodes
Topeka
Frankfort
Gil
Cain
Sara Mae
Elmer Yonally
South Jast
Frank Scanlon
Kansas ~ City
Anton Nirschl
E.S. Hunt
East Second
H. Cain
Reading Circle
Aid
Ursday
Arthur Roberts
De Soto High notes community support and local changes
The De Soto community honors Miss with flowers and thanks for a successful play. Local families and staff are named, with updates on residents moving near Gardner, travel to Kansas City, and attendance at events like the Vagabond King performance. Changes include Eudora De Soto basketball, hospital visits, and plans for bank employment transfers.
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Neete Wag
Speett
Dlass
Vna Mds
Ile Banenet
Petit
Cas Googe
B. Nettleton
T. Boges
Johns
Ariners— Russell, Midgett
Taylor
Martin
Kromé
Lawrence Watson
Sally Parker
Edna
Tripkes
Thomas J. Vanderbilt
John “Whitelaw
Tony: Toler
Walte Agnew
Applegate
Hugh
Drowding
Willard Gordon
Eli Lawler
Ben Atkinson
Florence Cole
Isabelle
Evelyn, Blaylock
Gertrude
Ison
E. i Coy
Kansas City
Barbara Olinger
Mr.i
B.S. Taylor
Kasas City
Myra Hershfield
Chicago
Kansas
O. A. Ashlock
Guy V. Long
Hardware Dealers
John. Davison
Lawrence
David
Jewett
Research ‘Hospital
Pyher
Mesbian
O. Wright
E.J
Dé Soto State. Bank
Merchants National Bank
Gertrude Wilson
Ernestine Wilson
Guy. V. Longstreth
Henry ‘Kessler
Kansas 5 Deeyland
Carrie Fanning
Mabel Peller
K. U
John Hannigan
Clarence Hedges
Maggie Freeman
Lucile Ranfts
Lee Carroll
Marshall Caroll
Carroll
Jack iv. Scotél
J. D. Buckingham
Bradford Nowell
Jis
Frank Rhodes
Elmer Jewett
F. F. Soule
John
Hensen
Emma Williamge
Fred Warsop
Ralph. Boone
Colony
Booke
William J.parrish
Basehor
Thomas Parrish
Alexander’s
Keffelzing
Opeka
Id Jewett
Owen
Eudora
Soto
Bonner Springs
Althe
Hudora
Tooters
DeSoto
Welborn
Thelma Stockdale
Ralph Oshel
Siam’s King Chulalongkorn praised for progress and aid
A dated notice recalls how King Chulalongkorn promoted open English schools and education with American help. It notes the Rockefeller Foundation support for health and higher education, and honors the late Edward H. Strobel as adviser and minister. It ends with a caution that the collection will be sold.
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Iana
USP
Rockefeller ‘Foundation
Edward Hi 4 Strobel
Ubi
Butterflies worth 310000 may fund Illinois hospital collection
New York reports a butterfly collection valued at 310000, owned by Dr William Barnes of Decatur Illinois. Philanthropists plan to sell the treasures to fund Macon County Hospital, with specimens dating back to 1829 and purchases from famed collectors, spanning global sources.
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New York
U.P
Butterflie
Decatur
Macon
County Hospital
Carri
Tare
William Barnes
Ill
Jway
Arctic
Jeatar
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Pacific
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Hospital Board
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Lonesome Princess
Mellett
Myrtle
William
Jewell Withey
Withey
Doday
James Wage
BY Claude Callan
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Manila
Colonel Winship
Cuba
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Swith Gen. Funston
Vera Cruz
France
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Oetiween Romnance
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