Chicago and New York Representatives Listed for Journal-World
The Journal-World lists Chicago Representative A. Q. Keater at 1411 Hartford Building and New York Representative Franklin P. Alcorn at the Marbridge Building. It notes Associated Press rights and republication terms, including dispatches credited to AP. If delivery fails by 7 p.m., readers may call the office to receive a copy, with service between 7 and 7:30.
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Chicago
A. Q
Keater
Hartford
New York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
Audit ‘Bureau OF Cir
Wee
BM News Sreene
Postoffice In Law
Kansas
Journal-World
Political notes and district deaths in 1924 era
In July 1924 the piece recalls Congressional deaths in the Second district with Dudley Kell, Alexander Mitchell, and E C Little. It discusses the Democratic convention religious issue, Dawes as potential vice president, and shifts toward a peacetime, citizen-soldier defense strategy. Madison Square Garden spectacle and Coolidge policy are referenced.
Delegates clash over favored son and pending nominating tally
Report notes strains at the Democratic convention as candidates McAdoo and Smith hover near but fail to reach the required vote total. The piece mentions plans for a large Fourth of July celebration in Woodland Park by the American Legion and discusses rubber production in Britain and Ford’s rubber growth ideas in America, highlighting risks of reliance on foreign rubber.
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MccAdoo
Smith
Woodland Park
The
American Legion
United States
Henry Ford
America
General Charles Notlett Named French War Minister
General Charles Notlett, born 1865, becomes war minister in the new French cabinet. He is the oldest member, unaffiliated politically, with a career from division commander to corps head in the great war and four years as president of the Interallied Military Commission at Berlin. His deep insight into Germany’s military setup is seen as influential in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Notlett
French War College
Nollet
Berlin
Germany
France
Canadian and British events mark Dominion Day celebrations
Canadians observe Dominion Day with nationwide celebrations while Arizona hosts sports events. A Newfoundland War dead memorial is to be unveiled in St John’s by Earl Haig. New Jersey enacts weight based retail labeling. A new US air mail route expands from New York to San Francisco. Macleod Alberta begins a fifty year pageant for the Royal Northwest Mounted Police post anniversary. Health officials emphasize infant mortality and royal patronage supports pediatric initiatives.
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Dominion of Canada
United States
New York
San Francisco
MacLeod
Alberta
Royal North West Mounted Police
Old Fo Macleod
Fourth of July Celebration Funds Lead to Fountain in Lawrence
In the 1880s Lawrence locals backed fireworks with a $500 goal. A protest urged using funds for a South Park fountain. Fred Reed and others supported the idea, and a spray fountain with occasional rainbows became a symbol of public spirit, still hoped to be kept in repair. George M Patton and Leons May Bailey of Topeka received marriage licenses from Probate Judge Menger yesterday afternoon.
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Lawrence
Georgie Brown
Josie Hutchings
John Whittman
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Lawrence Daily
South Pak
Fred Reed
George
M. ‘Patton
Léons" May" Bailey
Topeka
Menger
Gauntlett Tomorrow at Fraser Hall Pianist Appears
Basil Gauntlett, renowned pianist, will perform at Fraser Hall tomorrow night at 6 o'clock as the third program in the University School of Fine Arts music series. He has appeared in Albert Hall and London venues and played with Paris orchestras. The program includes Schumann, Debussy, Liszt, and Mendelssohn selections. Tickets may be obtained tomorrow.
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Basil Gauntlett
Fraser Hall
School of Fine Arts
Ati
University
Gauntllett
Duke Town
Lawrence
Gauntlett
Albert Hall
Steinway Hall
Queens Hall
London
France
le Rev
Paris
Salle Erard
Lamourux
St. Louis
St. Louis Post Dispatch
London City Press
Daily Telegraph
The
Morning Post
Schumann
Max Doyell
Will O
Papi Asenthal
Faun
Debussy-Borwick
Meskowski
Liszt
Willow Springs Candidates Announce Late Nominations
Willow Springs candidates submit late announcements for township and county races. Personnel listed include trustees, treasurer, clerk, precinct committeeman, with several representatives named. Details show due dates and positions sought, reflecting a crowded local election slate.
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Willow Springs
Bussing
Willow ‘Springs
Plegson
Childs
H. H. Hobson
B. D.pence
Judy named social director at Corbin hall for 1924 25
Mrs Judy of Lawrence has been appointed social director of Corbin hall for the 1924 25 school year to fill the vacancy caused by Mrs Freur resignation. Mrs Freur will continue duties until the end of the twenty third annual summer session. An international exhibition of labor saving devices for home and farm is planned for next year at the Institute of Agricultural Economics in Heysel Laeken Belgium.
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Judy
Corbin Hall
O. M. Judy
Lawrence
Freur
Institute of Agricultural Economics
Heysel- Laeken
Belgium
Organist G Criss Simpson Gains Associate Guild Status
G Criss Simpson of Tawyence recent graduate of the University of Fine Arts organ dept earned the associate grade in the American Guild of Organists after two days of examinations at the New York City headquarters. Few Kansas organists reach this level. Simpson now plays at Plymouth Congregational Church and teaches at the Fine Arts School.
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G. Criss Simpson
Tawyence
School of Fine Arts
New York City
American Guild of Organists
Uie
Frank Wright
Simpson
Kana Sds
Plymouth Congregatin c
Fine Arts
Salveson Enters Race For Lawrence Justice Of The Peace
Salveson a candidate for justice of the peace in Lawrence. He currently handles criminal cases in police court and runs on the Republican ticket. A 1919 University of Iowa Law School graduate, he was admitted to the bar that year and later served as city attorney in criminal matters. He moved from Beatrice Nebraska in 1910 after Northwestern Business College. He is a member of the Elks and Delta Theta Phi.
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F. W. Salveson
Justice of the Peace
Lawrence
Salveson
Law School
Eyrie University
Ucle
Timmy” Green
Beatrice
Nebr
Northwestern Business College i
The
Elks Ae
Delta Theta Fhi
Fables on Health-Catching Colds
The article rebuts the belief that drafts cause colds. It argues mild to strong drafts aid health, while chills from exposed skin are risky. Colds more often stem from catarrhal conditions, lowered vitality, or infection, not drafts.
Champ Clark Allies Plot Revenge Against McAdoo at Convention
Madison Square Garden, July 1. Missouri delegates shift from McAdoo as Champ Clark's old followers led by his son Bennett rally to oppose McAdoo. Figures like Joseph Shannon and Senator Reed push against the McAdoo camp while Norman E. Mick and Mack campaign leaders vow to press their challenge through the day and night.
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Champ Clark
McAdoo
Madison Square Garden
New York
Missouri
Clark
Bennett
Joseph Shannon
Supreme Court
Reed
Norman E. Mick
Smith
Mack
FISHERIES consider Falkland Islands supply route
London reports fisheries experts warn North Sea stocks are depleting due to increased trawling since the war. With runs up after a four year lull, anglers may seek access to Falkland Islands grounds. A refrigerated steamer service to Britain could ferry the catch.
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London
North Sea
Walkland Islands
German Hero Werner Honored by French After Rhine Rescue
A German miner named Werner saved an Algerian soldier of the French occupation forces who fell into the Rhine near Mayence. He was decorated with a bravery medal by French authorities. German newspapers discuss his actions and hint that he should consider living on the other side of the Rhine to stay safe.
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Mayence
Germany
Associated Press
Rhine
Jites Werner
Werner
British Privy Council to rule on Boundary Commission issues
Dublin July 1 Associated Press reports the Judicial Committee of the British Privy Council may address legal questions over the Irish Boundary Commission. Hugh Kennedy, former Free State attorney general and now Supreme Court member, says no treaty interpretation question will be referred by the Free State government. The commission’s work, viewed as an effort to foresee issues after its award, could shift populations and require legislation to validate actions.
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Dublin
Associated Press
British Privy Council
Irish Boundary Commission
Free State
Hugh Kennedy
Supreme Court
Boundary Commission
Ulster
Unions in Kansai Focused Growth Drive This Year
The Kansas union drive aims for 100 new unions and tripled membership. Since the war, organizers have pursued steady expansion with six organizers in the field from September 21 to May 26, resulting in 251 points visited, 72 new local unions, 1,054 active members, and 196 honorary members across 518 field days led by Rev. Mary Sibbitt and Rev. Lida Herrick, with Margaret Ruff and Mrs. Cora among the organizers.
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Kansai
Red Cross
Ati
Kansas
Mary Sibbitt
Lida Herrick
National
Tey
Margaret Ruff
Cora
Georgia and North Dakota unions grow during campaigns
State workers Jewell and Carrie Flat lead field volunteers, with Mitchner and Margaret Dill among noted organizers. Membership totals reach 2 296, as Georgia holds a Fifty Days Hold Fast drive and North Dakota reports rapid gains, including 400 new members daily and 18 in Valley City. Local W C T U meetings plan charity actions and protest a Sabbath Flying Circus while promoting Sunbeam Electric Iron at Olsen Bros.
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Kershner
Jewell
Carrie Flatlatter
Ohio
Georgia
Atlanta Druid Hills
North Dakota
Valley City
Willard
Kennard W. C. T. U
C. of C
Olsun Bros
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C.simons
Massachusetts Street
Dilernma
Charles F. Scott
E. C. Little Madkes
Dudley C. Haskell
Alexander C. Mitchell
Congress
Sehkler
Dawes
War’ Department
Alstandin
Coolidge
Davis Am
Tory
Charles
Charles G. Dawes
Lincoln
Neb
Organists Guild
Guild
Prof. Skilton
Phi Psi Fraternity
Dolph Simons
Simons
Os-ka-noni-ton
Agind Meert
Chas
Bsaniee
Universis” Faculty
Skiltom
Dg Igixe i
Os-ke-non-ton
Skilton
Lavrenge
Mahn
Anytown
R. c. LeVan
McCook Field
Dayton
Falkland Islands
Westfall
Svary
Birmiingham
Horn
South Park
Epworth League of the Methassist Church
Masona
de- Molay
Abdallah Shrine Park
Leavenworth
Kan
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
Dera Medhurst
Vinland
Barber’s ‘Drug Store
Jand
Hester & Roberts
Optometrists
Mass. St
T.U
John C. van Dyke
Taos
Oil and Gas Journal
Standard Oil Company
Indiarla
Indiana
Middle West
Standard Oil Building
Michigan Avenue
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