Willing Pupil Teaches Path to Truth in Psalm Verse
The Journal-World reports on Commander Byrd’s Atlantic flight considered not a sightseeing trip. It notes Republican interest in a governor candidate, highlighting J N Doily and Dolley as potential leaders with strong records in state finance and public service. It cites construction by Haskell Institute students and a shift toward Indian self-sufficiency in education, with a note on the new administration building and stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commander . Byrd
Atlantic
Ruge
Pausen
Chase
Scott
J. N. Doiley
Kansas
Gieen
House
Senate
Dolley
Pew
Haskell Institute
Washington
Hagkell
Parade Draws Crowd as Bank Robbery Suspect Exposed
In Okmulgee yesterday a parade around the courthouse square drew a large crowd to glimpse a bank robbery suspect. The event followed discussions of treatment of prisoners and police portraits, with reactions tied to rival publishers and claims of justice in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bs Young
Matthew Kimes
Hang Hag
al Jotto
Cleama
Courthouse Square
Okmulgee
Kansas
Girard
Unis Patiuular
Oklahoma
Atchison Globe Solves A Local Difficulty
The Journal-World questions a stray issue in Lawrence and asks where the problem lies and when soldering acid is used. Mellon's treasury surplus advance estimates are discussed, noting past misses and surprising figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
The
Journal-World
Lawrene
Abilene Plans Two Day Fourth of July Celebration
The text notes a surplus near 685 million and defends the secretary by saying his errors favor maintaining treasury funds. Abilene announces a two day Fourth of July celebration and suggests the program could be arranged to allow recovery time after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Abilene
Annual Editorial Outing showcases Nebraska and Black Hills tour
Omaha boosters recount the National Editorial Association trip across Nebraska and the Black Hills, praising Omaha as a convention hub and listing local industry, culture, and notable attendees including Lawrence natives and visiting editors. The piece highlights the association’s history of regional tours and the social impact on editors from across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Boosters
National Editorial Association
Nebraska
Black Hills
South Dakota
N.A
National Educational Association
Altho
National Eating Association
Tway
Tha Floy
Tha Slater
Misou Mri
N.ea
Thousand Islands
New York
Oklahoma
MG Mexico
Hichmond van
Old South
California
Alch Ory
Blank
Omaha
Interoven
United States
Cimaha
Jarme
al Fine Symphony Orchestra
Brackett and Kin Letters From Travel in Canada and Wyoming
Local notes report Mrs Arnott and Mrs Reeves traveling through rain and mud to Powell Wyoming visiting Reeves’ father and planning Yellowstone sights. Other letters mention Halifax visits and a quick road trip with new pavement. Also reported is Mrs Robert Lee’s death after a stroke and long illness, with sympathy extended to her family. Multiple social mentions follow, including visits, farming tasks, and community events.
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Seattle
Wash
Mfw
Shaw
Thomas Hird
Ernest. Richards
Pauline
A. T. Roskhold
Vinland
R. W. Yosman
Old Fralick
Halifax
Robert. Lee
Mary
Emporia
Lee
Leonard Owen
Gailen Arnott
Dorothy Arnott
Clara Seele
Thoras Hird
Erenest Richards
Virgil
Arthur Hird
Baldwin
Lee Coleman
Albert
Keith
Coleman
Louise “Romain
Memorial Hospital
Joén Glenn Arnott
James Lyons
Paul Kasseld
Rouch
St. Louis
Ernest Kesseld
Garth Guthrie Faces Cold Trade War at Elkwan
Garth Guthrie, a scarred Hudson’s Bay factor at Elkwan, returns from war and navigates rival fur traders led by McDonald. He plans to cross to the island with Etienne Bavanne and Quarrier to meet Crees and Fate of Ninda the dying Indian girl, as tensions rise over the strait closure and winter hunts.
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Garth Guttrie
Hudson's Bay
Elkwan
Shimi
Ethel Fatconac
Charles Guthri
Etienne
Bavanne
Garth
Quarrier
Jenna
Scar
McDonald
Ninda
Joan
Heikwan
Athany
Charles Guthrie Weltess
Charles
Chapthr
Thref
McDonald's
Ellswan
Flenne
Jand
Tor Mokoman
Hikwan
Niredasa
France
Gurlitte
Rikseaa
Sint
Aveny
Crark of Ecienoms
Marie
Tienne
Eliwan
Bic
Ginapiskul
Sanz
Graham
Guthrie
Cameron
Etral
Ushoals
Guthrie Wesig
Akinigki
Plang
Sonei
McDonjaldin
Guethbe
Lhrust
Tariuary
Euleene
Brienne
Eileane
Sher
Reenne
Casta
Ana
Fat Law
Harlem
Dows
Guttrie
Ble Point
Souel
Hunter
Valler
Pushing Brinkman builds new bank on Warren and Massachusetts
Old Home Town notes rapid rise of Poeh iler's bank at Warren and Massachusetts streets. J B Parnham sold his Mississippi and Warren corner house for 2200 to Mrs Orme, the fourth built and sold by him this year. Cars, repairs and local notices follow including fabric, dress and shoe trades. A rainy night yields 3.85 inches at the University of Kansas, with cellar floods and damaged basements, plus a coach and football updates.
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Brinkman
Dnd
Poehiler
Warren and
Massachusetts Streeis
J. B. Parnham
Mississippi and
Warren Streets
Thiry
Express
Hathaway
W. EF. Sutliff & Co
Babcock
G. W. Deridsen
de. Ricgs
Horton
J. K. Rapkin
A. C. Tupper
Massachusetts Street
Davis Brothers
Tame
Davis, Tupper &Davis
Mise Wiedemann
Miss McCrory
Alford
Naomi Lizht
Aes 2
Luckan
Rebecca Passon
Louise Luckan
Lena Hunsicker
Kate Caldwell
Schumann Eich
Wilhelm
Ohio Street
W. Rein
Childen
Kansas
Cat
A.M. Curtis Jot
Wisconsin
Max
Chas
Omm
Warren Street
Ay Shaw
Diamond Jubilee events and openings nationwide celebration
The report covers Canada’s 60th Confederation Diamond Jubilee ceremonies with the Duke of Connaught presiding over a Westminster Abbey service. It notes Victoria BC opening of the largest drydock in the British Empire as part of the jubilee. Mexico’s telegraph code swap to international standards. Buenos Aires hosts Pan American Congress of Architects with many republics represented. Lord Mayor of London hosts Rotary delegates reception at Guidhall. Miss Margaret Goodman returns to Los Angeles from Lawrence. Rainbow Inn advertizes fountain service.
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Teddy
Canada
Aiden
Duke of Connaught
Westminster ‘Abbey
Dominion of Canada
British Empire
Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
Mexico
Buenos Aires
Fsress
Lutz Wall
U. S. Army
Jon
Rotary International
London
Guide Hall
Wide Brimmed Hats Obscure Faces Causing Guessing Game
London fashion notes describe wide brimmed hats that conceal most facial features. The style adds an air of mystery to women outdoors, leaving only lips shaded by lipstick as clues. The trend sparks admiration and curiosity, though it complicates recognition in casual encounters.
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London
Adahy
George Match Copyright for The Peng Publishing Ca
The Peng Publishing Company announces copyright for George Match under WHD Service. Assignment details indicate ownership and usage rights granted to George Match with standard publishing terms. The notice outlines duration, territorial scope, and considerations for reproduction and distribution.
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Peng Publishing Ca
The Fox Trade Returns to Crees Valley
The narrator doubts the fox trade amid schooner actions and fears the freetrader’s agents influence. He recalls an outline from the old chief to Etienne and wonders if sorcery and mad medicine foretell a talou against the schooner. In the Ptarmigan valley, a ramp awaits discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etienne
Ptarmigan
Notable Military Leader Retires From U S Army Post
Major Gen. Robert C. Davis retires from the post of Adjutant General of the U S Army after thirty years of active service. A Philadelphia native and West Point graduate, he earned creditable records in Cuba during the Spanish American War and later administered state militia operations before directing the Expositionary Force in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Davis
U. S. Army
Davis
Philadelphia
UG. 8. ‘Military Academy
Spain
Cuba
Barry
Wast Point
War Department
United States
Prannes
Local Families Share Weekend Activities and Visits
A fragmented report lists Mr and Mrs Raymond Pearean visiting George Kyle's home near Le Loun. Vera Breithaupt wedding at Clearfield with Ron Carlex. California snow service by Mr and Mrs John Mays. Dorothy Helen Kalk and Raymond Kalk hosted Sunday dinner with the F E B Malhard family. Verle Shepnard and his son spent Sunday in Kansas. Edna Cavender at home. Tom Black and Mrs Dwn and Ripley of Butler plan a late week visit.
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Raymond Pearean
George
F. EB
Alhard
Verle
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Claude Callan portrays Poor Pa in a 1927 Puensiera Syndicate piece examining a family’s financial strain and social pressures. A focused vignette contrasts rural expectations with harsh urban realities, highlighting generational conflict and resilience amid poverty.
Pleasant visit notes at Black Jack and Yellow Stone trip
Beth Pearson enjoys Yellow Stone National Park while Mrs Albright visits from Black Jack for the summer. Numerous Pearson and Kalb family members gather at Paul D Niel home. Mrs Sherpard and son Earl of Kansas City dine with Martha Shennard. Floyd Kalb and John Black travel to Wellsville as rain delays farming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Pearson
Yellowstone National Park
Albright
Black Jack
F. BE. Kalb
Sigal Pearson
Dayton van iTries
Raymond Pearson
George Éyle
Georgianna
Donald Pearson
Paul D' Niel Homie
H. T. Sherpard
Earl
Kansas City
Martha Shennard
Floyd Kalb
John Black
Wellsville
Special Representative Advertises All Purpose Life Plan
A message from Ben Turpin, Special Representative of the BUSINESS MEN'S ASSURANCE, outlines a one day or lifetime coverage option for 31 dollars or up to 200 dollars a month. The plan promises to cover everything from fish hooks to highway maintenance. Call Ohio Street Lawrence Kansas or telephone 1442 White for details.
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BY the World Company
W. C. Simons
Massachusetts Street
Law‘ Fence
Kansas
Chicago
AL Kent
Hartford ‘Building
New
Sork
Franklin
Alcora
Madison’ Ave
Associated Press
Audit Bureau
Lawrence
Journal-World
Ben Turpin
Business Men's Assurance
Ohio Street
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Mellon
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Nelson H. Seiler
John D. Seiler
Ms. Seiler
Harry Raymond
Seiler Surgical Co
Frenam St. John
Old Oak Hill
Elks
A. Fry
Rotary Juncheon
Old Town
Uth Lawrence
Nebraska Savings & Loan Association
J. Potter
Barnhart Bros. & Spindler
Burnetts
G. E. Walling
Gus” Wallin
Mack Cretcher
Jonathan Davis
Wyoming
Ralph Hemenway
Minneapolis
Becairn
McNish
Oroder
Interifrth
Ein
Wland
Saul
Albany
Bne
Elxwan
Rex
Caiveil
Bsicre Hoon
Margaret Goodman
Los Angeles
Cal
Rainbow Inn
Mass
Fountain Service
Onsim
Awright
Conaudre
House of Commons
Tatros Paran
Ts Tou City
BY Claude Callan
Puensiera-Syndicate
Meranis
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