Lawrence Journal-World subscription and staff notices
The notice lists World Company WIC Simons President Office address in Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates by carrier and mail. Chicago and New York representatives are named. The paper is an Associated Press member and Audit Bureau of Circulations member. It provides contact numbers and publication details with a Saturday date of January 39, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIC. Simons
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Chicago
A. R. Keater
Hartford
New York
Franklin P. Ascorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Kansas Day politics and social notes mix with jail break reports
A lengthy column blends local crime notes with Kansas Day observations. It notes a failed jail delivery in Douglas County, discusses Republican focus on candidates and state offices, and highlights social gatherings for Kansans and Democrats. The piece also touches on international topics including China’s civil conflicts, Russia and Japan’s strategic moves, and a note on France considering new taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Ly Club
Topeka
Kansas
Topig
World Court
Nansas
State Charter Board
Klan
Washington
Resignation Prompted by Army Service Grievances
The text notes hopes for a balanced budget amid a monetary recovery and hints at Colonel Mitchell restraining impatience until Monday to comment on the army and navy. It states the War Department accepted his resignation without qualification for the good of the services, leaving him with no strings or further grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Army
Navy
War Department
Brigham Carrington
Connemara
Saltonstall Cabot Adams
Salt
Connemar
Bing
Constance
Aunt Celimena
Montelands
Cannemara
David Lacey
Constance Mary Moore
Ley
David Lacy
Celimena
Constance Mary
Celimizia Moore
Jax
David
Lacy
Sweetie
Saltonstall Cabot
Adams
Bingham Carrington
Artainly
David Laky
Comentara
Taien
An Enterprising Tanner to Erect in Our City
Local notes report Blake and Earp plan a large tanning establishment in Lawrence after inspecting Pontiac. Water works negotiations begin, new buildings to rise. Rev L H Cobb from Minneapolis arrives to preach at Plymouth Church. The Montonnier Family plus Topeka singer Miss Colier scheduled for a Thursday concert. Also listed is a rare rental opportunity on Rhode Island Street between Warren and Berkeley.
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Robert Bruce
Ilinois
Pontiac
Earp
Lawrence
L. H. Cobb
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Plymouth
Cobb
Montonnier
Rhode Island Street
Warren and
Berkley
Fire destroys Haskell horse barn and 75 tons hay
Twenty five years ago a fire at Haskell burned the vast horse barn housing 75 tons of hay, agricultural equipment, five horses and a mule. Small Indian boys smoking are suspected to have started the blaze as sparks ignited the straw. Lawrence firemen arrived in just over seven minutes and saved the remaining buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Lawrence
C. S. Finch
Kansas Day Club
Finch
J. P. Usher
Kansas City
Sarah
Barnum Brown
The
American Museum
Our Pet Peeve and Prominent Birthday Notices
A collage of brief society items and announcements from New York. Notable figures include Jacob M Dickinson celebrating his 75th birthday, with notes on his legal career and public service. Other items mention marriages, entertaining parties, and regional events such as the Pacific Automobile Show opening in San Francisco and President Coolidge’s budget address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Dickinson
Taft
Dickinson
Ber
Fennessee
Belle Meade
Chicago
Illngis Central Railroad
Dickenson
United States
Alaska Boundary Tribunal
London
Cleveland
Washington
Coolidge
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Notable anniversaries and events listed today
The item notes the ongoing five month old coal miners strike, the centennial of the Menai Suspension Bridge completion, the fourth anniversary of the Permanent Court of International Justice, and mentions Gen J Warren Keifer of Springfield Ohio a former Speaker of the House.
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Menai
Hopkins to Speak at First Christian Church on Sunday
Robert M. Hopkins of St. Louis will address the First Christian Church at 11 o'clock Sunday morning. He chairs the executive committee of the vocational Council of Religious Education and heads the Disciples of Christ department. Hopkins also serves on the international curriculum committee revising religious education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert MM. Hopkins
St. Louis
Vocational Council of Religious Education
Birmingham
Department of Missionary and Religious Education
Disciples of Christ
First Christian Church
Hopkins
International Council
Wonders of the Past Bought by Public Library
The Public Library purchased Of Interest To All Wonders of the Past edited by J A Hammerton in four volumes with color plates. The set titled The Romance of Antiquity and Its Splendors covers temples cities tombs and monuments in Greece Babylon and Egypt. Contributors include C Leonard Woolley Sir William Ramsey and Prof A H Sayce. The Lawrence Flower Club donated plant books to aid yard and garden identification this spring. New volumes will join existing holdings as a permanent public collection. Vernon Kellogg praised in The Saturday Review.
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J. A. Hammerton
Public
Greece
Babylon
Egypt
Tut-Ank-Ahmen
Lawrence Flower Club
Odio A
Jennings
Taylor
Weston
Kipling story turndown fame tale follows editor's recall
A mixed literary column recalls Francis J. Noble, once San Francisco Examiner editor, who declined Rudyard Kipling's story and later learned the author through a Bohemian Club encounter. Kipling sent an autographed Indian edition of Plain Tales from the Hills to the club as a memento. The piece links Noble to the famous rejection and Kipling's identity.
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Francis J. H. Noble
Ince
The
Francisco Examiner
Hidward Kipling
Kipling
San Francisco
Rudyard Kipling
Mr. Noble
New York
Bohemian Club
the Hills
Noble
Spring Prospects for Books and Notable Titles
The book trade splits into fall and spring, with fall titles dominating and shaping spring picks. Promising spring fiction includes No More Parides and The American Tragedy, while non fiction shines for Bruce and White, with The Intimate Papers of Colonel House set for March and Sandburg’s Abraham Lincoln new edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Benefieli
Christopher Marley
Booth Tarngton
Theodore Dreiser
D. HH. Lawrence
Fannie Hurst
Black Valley
Raymond Weaver
Aricie Brun
Emile Henriot
Philip Gibbs
Edna Ferber
Bruce
Allen White
Calvin Coledge
Slosson
Houghton Mifflin
Carl Sandburg
Abraham Lincoln
Lincolnia
Trinity Lutheran Sunday Services and St James Church Bulletin
Trinity Lutheran schedules Sunday School at 4 30 a m worship at 11 00 am with Rev Mrs Speer sermon from Nehemiah the Builder choir to perform Saviour Again in Thy Dear Name solo Blessed Are the Peacemakers. Evening Social Hour Luncheon at 6 15 pm Luther League at 7 15 pm Roger Winters leads discussion Can Christian Ideals be carried into the classroom. St James A E Church North Seventh Rev H H Dent pastor Sunday School 9 45 am preaching at 11 00 am and 7 45 pm Morning theme The Song of Moses Evening Go Back Home Allen's Endeavor 6 50 pm Lee Fishback president Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm Choir practice Friday 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer
Nehemiah
Shlewly
Alice Earing
Ward
Stevens
Luther League
Roger Winters
St. James A. E. Church North Seventh
H. H. Dent
Mary
J. Gilhn
Have Loan Societies Grow in Japan Deposits Reach 490 Million Yen
Tokyo reports 14 444 cooperative loan societies in Japan with deposits around 490 million yen and member advances of 440 million yen. The system thrives on high interest returns with averages of 1 and 11 percent per year charged to borrowers.
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Tokyo
A.P
Japan
Bobbed Hair Mystery by Twenty Famous Authors
A dramatic scene unfolds as Aunt Celimena confronts a secret revealed by Connemara. The note of quiet decisiveness sharpens the tension while a gleaming, gilded hairstyle drops the bandeau, casting the moment into dim moonlight and shadow as anticipation builds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celimena
Connemara
Fox
Charmed Shanghai Line Backroom Wedding Revels
In a moonlit car and hall, Connemara resolves tangled loyalties amid a scheme for a wedding amid the Shanghai Line drama. David Lacy wins Connemara, as Sweetie and friends react, and Aunt Celimena pins final approval for October nuptials.
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Marie Miercet
Werner Bros. Pigtares
Lacy
Connemara
Sweetie
Shanghai
Lacey
Connecticut
Long Island
Auteuil
David Lacy
Saltonstall Cabot Adams
Bingham Carrington
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New Flower Books
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Kansas University
Notill
Louis Joseph Vance
Epicures
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Irwin
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Putnams
That House
Ethel MM. Dell
Wres
Trinity Lutheran
the Business College
ART. Furn, CO
Castle Hot Springs
Bradshaw Mountains
Phoenix
Salt River Valley
San Marcos
Chandler
Pullman
California
Avizcon
Jolon
W. W. Burnett
Agt
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Harvey Vall
State Bank
Lawrence,kans
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