Journal-World subscription and circulation notice
Lawrence Kansas newspaper announces subscription rates and advertising details. Includes delivery terms by mail or carrier and rate differences by distance within and beyond 150 miles. Also notes Associated Press rights and circulation audit, with contact times for missed copies.
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the World Company
Hartford Building
New York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Lawence
Kansas
Fragmented historical column notes on Kansas politics and figures
A historical column surveys Kansas politics and figures, noting the child labor amendment vote, women’s clubs' plans to probe influences, Bergdoll’s exile and potential return, and the legislature’s cautious start. It mentions Asquith’s earldom, Herrin’s violent past, and S Glenn Young’s death, framing the era’s political climate and law enforcement debates.
Senate Clash Over President’s Appointments Cited
The article notes growing tension between the Senate and President Coolidge as debates over appointments intensify. It contrasts the administration’s financial policy with record foreign purchases, calling the country a Croesus and hinting at a peak in political friction.
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Senate
President Coolidge
Editorial Comment on Child Labor Amendment Rejection
The Topeka Capital argues the legislature rejected the child labor amendment after a case last summer in which an 11 year old boy, employed to help his mother, was forced to quit when his stepfather deserted. The boy fell in with bad company, committed a minor crime, and was sent to reform school. One legislator aware of the case voted against the amendment and likely swayed others.
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West Side
Topeka
National approach urged for child labor reform
A letter argues that state action is insufficient and that national laws are needed to regulate child labor. It cites Roosevelt, Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, and party platforms, asserting federal power protects future citizens and national interests against harmful, premature labor. The writer endorses Congress acting to set uniform standards.
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Roosevelt
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Congress
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Supreme Court
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Harding
Able Hawgers
Coolidge
Kansas
Arthur Woods Named United States Prohibition Commissioner
Arthur Woods, expected to succeed Roy A. Haynes as Prohibition Commissioner, is famed for his New York City police leadership from 1907 to 1918. A Harvard graduate and Boston native, Woods is praised for administrative skill and reformist methods under Mayor Mitchell, shaping education and training in government service.
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Roy A. Haynes
United States Prohibition
Police Department
New York City
Mitchel
Woods
Boston
Harvard
Payne Birthday Heralds Veteran Statesman in Public Life
John Barton Payne, former interior secretary and current president of the General Council of the League of Red Cross Societies, marks his 70th birthday today. In Denver a Colorado Industrial Exposition and Prosperity Carnival opens and runs through the week. In New York, actors and managers convene an Actors Equity meeting to discuss radio impact and cabaret influence on theatre.
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Interior
General Council
League of Red Cross Societies
Denver
Actors’ Equity Association
New York
Soil Improvement in Kansas Alfalfa Crops Urged
Kansas alfalfa acreage hit 1 359 500 in 1925 with 1922 the low at 910 631. Douglas County losses mirror state trends due to upland acidity. Lime is the main remedy, with phosphorus boosting growth. recommended rates and timing outlined by William KR Essick, Vocational Agricultural Instructor at Liberty Memorial High School.
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Douglas County
Fecon
William KR. Essick
Liberty Memorial High School
Puget Sound Island Furnished Light by Small Beat Engine
Christmas light reached Vashon Island in Puget Sound after the tug Roosevelt, carrying Robert E. Perry, sailed toward the North Pole in 1909, when a damaged power cable left the island dark for five days. The Roosevelt’s 200 horsepower steam engine powered illumination for over 1,000 residents.
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Seattle
Associates Press
Vashon Island
Puget Sound
Roosevelt
Robert E. Perry
North Pole
Vashon
Paris Seeks German Help To Shield City From Seine Floods
Paris faces recurring Seine floods as Germany may contribute in kind deliveries to fund public works. Following the London pact discussions reopen efficiency plans, with M Brisson proposing steel girders and reinforced concrete walls along river banks from Champigny to Argenteuil to curb inundations. Germany’s cooperation and exact benefits are under study.
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M. Emile Brisson
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Seine Department
London
von Taay Hu
M.brisson
Champigny
Argenteuil
K U Band in Concert at Praserchapel on January 28
The University of Kansas band presents an annual mindewinter concert in Praserchapel Wednesday evening at 8 oclock. The Red division performs while Blue division members wear blue sweaters. The program includes marches, overtures, arias, solos, and instrumental selections from Verdi Donizetti Liszt and others. The concert will be broadcast by KFKU.
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Enrollment increases at junior high and high school shifts
Enrollment appears to rise for the second semester as early figures show larger numbers than the first. High school enrollments continue this afternoon. Junior high classes shift to regular schedule tomorrow after short period sessions. Miss Dal Lyons returns from leave to run the library and study hall. Sweden’s national debt rose in November by 111,600,000 crowns to 1,737,600,000 crowns due to a dollar loan from the United States. Government property is valued at 2,899,000,000 crowns with securities at 530,000,000 crowns.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Associated Press
United States
Revival Makes His Dry Run at First Evangelical Church
A Lawrence revival at the First Evangelical Church on Tenth and Connecticut draws a large crowd as Mr. Hill recounts a life from Civil War service to rescue work. He describes conversion through his mother, hardship, and redemption, linking Christ healing leprosy to cleansing sin. Services continue daily with 7:30 pm night meetings and 2 pm afternoons, plus a 9:30 to 10 cottage prayer time.
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Connecticut Streets
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Ev. B. FL
British Museum Likely to See Record Attendance
London crowds swell as Tutankhamen finds stir antiquities and Wembley Empire Exhibition draw visitors. Museum attendance for the year is expected to surpass 1,095,853, a peak since 1851. Also reports a high school staff change with Hazel Hill replacing Alfred Heusner in social science. A skin clinic is set at city hall under Dr Paul Stookey. G A R posts funeral details for Commander McDonald and neighbors extend thanks for support during illness and death of R O Hoyt.
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Associated Press
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British Museum
Miss Hazel Hill
Nevada
Alfred Heusner
Heusner
Houghton Mifflin Company
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Missoni University
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Kansas City
Stookey
Abandoned Gold Camp Peril as Bandits Open Fire
Harry Gloster and Joan Barry are swept into a violent carousal in Wickson as bandits raid a gold camp. Gloster faces arrest, escapes with a plan to stampede horses, and the fugitives rely on a dangerous ruse to break free while Buck Daniels counsels Joan on life beyond captivity.
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Jainey
Gloster
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Sey Pudrdian
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Isainicis
Final Roundup Ends the Family Saga in a Fiery Escape
In a stark climax, Dad Rainey begins a chaotic stand at a stable as gunfire erupts. Horses bolt through the night, men flood the street, and Joan faces a lineage of fate and loss. Joe Macarthur lies dying as Compassionate Shadows deepen the tale.
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Joe Macarthur
Evening at Home With The Listener From 1925 Radio Digest
A fragmentary radio page item lists a program schedule under Central Standard Time with instructions to adjust hours and subtract certain items. The readable lines reference a publication by Radio Digest Publishing Co and mention a generic listening guide without coherent event details.
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Radio Digest Publishing Co
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