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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1929
Page
4
A fragmentary note cites Matthew BeeG and quotes a Biblical proverb about turning the other cheek. It then mentions Lindbergh facing a rosier future with fewer distractions on his present trip, though it jokes about backseat driving and moislss air travel.
Detractors mock Secretary Mellon as the surplus far exceeded forecasts. The year closes with an actual surplus about five times the expected amount, aiding debt reduction. Secretary Stimson counters a purely parity based naval conference, urging peace and restraint alongside Kellogg treaties. Kansas tax data is noted in another public nations segment.
Amid a dispute over the location of a Victory Highway monument, one commissioner opposed placing it on Leavenworth soil. The board majority backed the engineer’s recommendation to place the monument at the triangle center, likely honoring Leavenworth’s soldier without county friction.
Mr and Mrs Charles Stark plan a Colorado visit while Miss Lou Griggs and Sidney will travel to St Louis for a visit. Mrs Ord Gingham heads to Geloratta for a summer outing. Mr Lewis shows improvement after illness. Mrs Georgia Smart hosts a party for Miss Bernice Breagh of Lawrence Ottawa Herald. Mrs Ethel Cutler graduates from Chicago Conservatory June 28 as one of two from a 200-strong class. The World reports New Jersey Street near Learnard to Lee is nearly impassable.
Ten years ago, a citywide order forbade the sale of cap pistols and other fireworks to ensure a sane Fourth. The notice specifies that what were called harmless cap pistols fall under the ban. The public is reminded of the restrictions and possible penalties for violation. Local residents reported travel and summer plans, including Miss Sarah Farrell and Miss Jore Farrell heading to California.
Mr and Mrs Dorothy Pipes and Mrs Fred C Lotz Kansas City invite relatives from Manhattan Eudora and nearby areas to a Pines family reunion at Swope Park. Attendees expected from Riley and other counties with extended family present.
At the 27th annual convention in Buffalo New York Thomas P Henry president of Detroit warned against agitation over alleged shootings of motorists by law enforcement. He stressed support for lawful drivers and police while condemning criminals and bootleggers on highways and urged protections for law abiding motorists.
Franklin S. Hardinge, 62, a Tulsa manufacturer, testified in a $250000 breach of promise case filed by Ann Livingston of Tulsa. The defense objected to introducing a complaint from Ann's former husband Robert Puder. a prenuptial agreement proposed by Hardinge’s side would name Ann as beneficiary of a 100000 life policy with a 200000 payout if the policy lapsed.
Atlanta July 2 AP reports a committee's warning to the national education association that public schools must not be subverted by propaganda. Edwin C. Brome, Philadelphia superintendent, called for constant alertness to ensure material offered for school use remains unbiased on debatable questions.
Oil field notes report Sedgwick county producers showing today with Kuske No 1 at 3 907 feet and 4 feet deeper yielding 2000 feet of oil oil likely from Wilcox sand Roeder No 1 finding oil formations at 3059 to 3070 feet McPherson Ritz No 1 well in McPherson county completed after yielding 500 barrels in two hours fifteen minutes regarded as one of Kansas largest wells
Paintsville Kentucky July 1 AP Carl Newton Mahan six year old youth saved from a fifteen year reform school sentence by a higher court order today was held to be a delinquent by County Judge John W Butcher He was convicted of killing the boy The Kentucky children s bureau was to parole him awaiting arrival of Emma Hunt Louisville director of the bureau He was returned to his parents custody
The French government awards an American citizen a medal marking a second tribute in Paris on July 1. The latest honor follows the earlier Lindbergh medal, with Col Charles A. Lindbergh previously honored.
Los Angeles June 2 AP report states film director James Cruze filed suit against artist John Decker seeking 200000 in punitive damages. Cruze alleges Decker rendered a portrait intended for his wife Betty Compson that was displayed in Hollywood windows behind bars with degrading caption. Cruze claims the display caused public contempt and ridicule and refused payment for the work.
Congressman Osby De Priest of Chicago assailed Southern state legislators as cowards during a mass NAACP rally in Cleveland. He urged equal civil and political rights for Black citizens and criticized Prohibition enforcement while insisting on rights equal to other congressmen.
Federal forecasters expect fair and warmer conditions tonight and Wednesday in Kansas after heavy rains delayed southern wheat harvest. Temperatures may reach around 85 this afternoon and 90 tomorrow with night lows near 65 to 70. Record high yesterday was 94 at Independence and low 52 at Tribune. Meanwhile, in Chicago private detectives guard Harold McCormick’s home amid fears of a child kidnapping plot, though officials report no threats. Stege says guards are constant even when vacant, with no new precautions after the Oser family arrival.
In Paris Texas a jury convicted Oole Nix of murdering his 17 year old wife Vinitia for 1400 in life insurance. Nix received a 92 year prison sentence as the case moved toward possible appeal. Authorities had feared mob violence and kept the slayer secreted temporarily. State chemist testified poison found in the wife’s viscera. Boston Texas July 2.
Police reports say Officers Richard Hughes and George Atkeson responded to a disturbance at 414 West Fourteenth Street last night, but those causing the disturbance fled before arrival. Details in department records include a referenced loss and names such as Schneck and Haske in unverified notes.
In a shadowy night scene Helen D Arcy enters Sir Richard Guyford s life stirring a plot to wed wealth. Alliances with Julian and Captain Despard unfold amid duels, betrayal, and a struggling gypsy child’s plea as Richard confronts danger and moral tests. The excerpt blends romance, intrigue, and threats around inheritance and social peril.
A tale from Emor Rows chapter recounts a simple act of kindness leading to an unexpected and rare reward for Sir Richard. The narrative highlights virtue earning merit beyond ordinary fortune.
Valley Grove announces a Sunday morning service at 11 o clock and an evening service at 7 o'clock with song. Attendees are invited. The item notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. William Puckett and family to relatives, and Mrs. Puckett and her parents plan a short stay in California.
AP reports Central States Securities company of Ottawa received a state charter to sell and engage in investment and loan business with capital of 75000. Incorporators include E L Warner W C Hayhurst Wm Wallace M H Forrester and Harald J Lamb all of Ottawa. The text also notes fringe items about winter and an apple crop forecast as well as a short social note about Mrs N S Elderkin visiting Mrs J Freak Jones.
A short excerpt notes a person staying in Kansas City before continuing to Chicago and mentions a home in Duluth. The fragment suggests travel plans and geographic sequence with no further details.
Mothers should learn its value for babies and children as a gentle laxative and antacid. The Phillips Milk of Magnesia claims to relieve sour belching vomiting feverishness and colic by softening stools and neutralizing cow's milk. The ad invites readers to request the free useful information pamphlet and to buy genuine Phillips product from The Phillips Co 127 Hudson St New York.
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