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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1925
Page
7
Isaiah 43:2 appears in a stray quote as Kellogg, soon to be secretary of state when Hughes retires, is described as a “mixer” needed in public service. The piece discusses how high officials come from varied temperaments, noting both outgoing social figures and quiet scholars who can still deliver results.
Discussion of executive sessions and leaks surrounding a Supreme Court nomination reveals how lawmakers struggle to keep proceedings private. Comparisons to French political tactics surface as observers note whether leaders knew or did not know of sensitive talks. Washington questions linger over the limits of secrecy in government and the impact on public trust.
The Kansas Republicans host a large gathering, noting a decisive victory last November and an early positive start by the new administration. The party expresses confidence in handling future responsibilities and highlights the cohesion of young Republicans uniting this effort.
The Kansas Day club shifted from invitation only to a broad political mobilizer for Kansas Republicans. Once prized for a young, active membership, it opened its doors and became a general gathering site for party jollification and political advancement.
Topeka discussion suggests some legislators would punish the attorney general by cutting department appropriations after he issued a legal opinion opposing a bill to raise pay to eight dollars a day. The column defends conscientious legislators and criticizes attempts to weaponize funding against honest duty.
Roscov Pound, dean of Harvard Law School and noted jurist, a Nebraska native and former professor at Nebraska Northwestern and Chicago, is described as a leading reformer in judicial procedure. The piece highlights his rise to Harvard professorships and his 1935 election as dean, with influence in national legal thought through prolific law journal writings.
Centenary of Amos Densmore born American type tizer inventor, and Peter the Great’s death noted. The 4th Tuskegee Conference opens at Tuskegee Institute, Booker T. Washington founder. Republican Club of Massachusetts hosts a Butler dinner in Boston. Foreign Missions Conference of North America opens in Washington with President Coolidge among speakers.
Pete Oslund known as that lucky Swede returns to Tonopah after a Sweden trip. Former Halifax mine lever dug rich ore worth about 28000 dollars from a 1000 foot level, fueling his belief in luck. He left after a 30 day lease, then pursued further strikes in Cow Springs range, seeking another fortune.
Evangelist David Hill spoke at First Evangelical Church on Tenth and Connecticut about the unpardonable sin and the need for confession and sanctification. He warned sin damns the soul, urged repentance, and emphasized Christ’s atonement as the cleansing fountain. Evening services run nightly with 2:30 pm Saturday program on sanctification and a call to bring unsaved friends.
A string of social calls and visits unfolds with residents such as Lawrence visitors Susan Markler and Mary Katherine and various Markley family members stopping by. The community also notes among scattered names the passing of a Scottish landowner whose will left funds for a memorial to a cherished cat. San Bernardino County is cited as the largest in the United States by area at 20 175 square miles.
Mrs Elmer Irvin and daughter Mary Elmor return from Colorado Springs after a death in the family. John B Ross recovers after a relapse. high school Domestic Science serves hot lunches. Local social news includes visits, tea, and campus events at Baker and Ottawa, plus mumps case and a tale of a new Libe rian vice president from Africa.
In a rugged tale of betrayal and pursuit, Harry Gloster faces accusation and a tense standoff with Buck Daniels and Joe Macarthur as Joan Barry discovers family secrets. A missing father and a bloodstained vow shape a tragic, unresolved finale amid mountain shadows and a dying camp fire.
In a tense confrontation a dying Joe Macarthur faces Judas Cartiey and a chaotic standoff. The crowd flees as gunfire erupts, while Macarthur's final words and a doomed plan unfold, with lingering questions about loyalty and justice amid the shootout.
A vintage ad claims Papes Diapepsia tablets ease disordered stomachs and indigestion. It touts 60 cent packages as a trusted, harmless corrective antacid aid kept by millions of families.
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