Engagement announced for Jessie Windrow Wilson to Francis Bowes Sayre
White House announces the engagement of Miss Jessie Windrow Wilson, second daughter of President and Mrs. Wilson, to Francis Bowes Sayre of Lancaster, Pa. Sayre, 28, is an attorney and former Williams College student. the wedding is planned for the winter season at the White House amid social events.
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Jessie Windrow Wilson
Francis’ Bowes Sayre
Lancaster
Whitman
New York
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Hillerhob
Pottstown
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Labrador
National
Alice Roosevelt
Leneworth
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Clevelands
Notice on Friday closings and strawberry cream flow
Grocery stores will be closed all day Friday July th and open Thursday evenings as on Saturday nights. Our Strawberry Cream is prepared with fresh fruit at Wied e bi white.
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Lawrence Steam
Latunday
Hesper neighbor threshing and local notices in Kansas
Neighborhood items from Ashville and Lawrence areas detail threshing activity at Hesper, visitors from Olahonta and Lawrence, and several residents planning trips. An ice cream social at the academy is announced, with invites to all. Local ads promote Kodak outings and Northwestern Mutual life insurance.
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Gareets
Henry Cole
Wilkinstenwn
Marley
Lia Pearson
Anna Thomas Wand
Delof Ladynta
Colorado
Miks Lona, Davis
Vassador
van Bowe
S. HL. Davis
Academy
The Fly That Lights On Father's Bean Readers Solve Riddle
Children and Lite Journal-World staffers present humorous verse and rhymes about a fly that avoids swatting by landing on a father’s bean. Clifford Hubach aids Scoop the Cub reporter with a playful contest, featuring multiple hands offering proposed endings and prize notices.
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Journal-World
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Eub
Journal
Dorothy M. Clarke
Axe
Rhode Island St
Rosa Osborn
Lecompton
Sister
Seven stabbed in Gettysburg hotel dining room fight
Gettysburg July 3 seven men were stabbed in a dining room brawl at the Gettysburg hotel sparked by remarks about Lincoln. Several wounded, two in serious condition, as state constabulary hunt suspects. Victims include Edward J. Carroll and David Farber with others named. veteran remained unhurt.
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Pennsylvania State ‘Hospital
State Constabulary
Edward J. Carroll
Quartermaster
Gs Corps
David Farber
Butler
Joh D. Maugin
Harrisburg
Malcolm Griffin
Bedford
City
Charles Susler
West Fairview
Hayder
Renisbecker
Harry A. Root
Ferber
Farber
Carroll
Public Utilities to Act on Gas Situation Next Winter
The Public Utilities Commission plans a meeting next Wednesday with federal and state receivers of Kansas Natural Gas, Pipe Line, and related parties. Chairman Henderson Martin urged prompt action for an adequate gas supply next winter and cited telegrams sent to court officials and company attorneys.
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Topeka
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Independence
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Conway F. Holmes
Kansas City
Eugene F. Macker
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Independenceceiver
Kansas Pipe Line Company
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Chester J. Long
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No Carnival for Lawrence Young Company Cancelled
The Young Carnival engagement at Woodland Park was to open tomorrow and run a week but the carnival will not be held as planned. Memorial plans for te uantrell Raid August 21 will be made Saturday at 8 o'clock in the directors room at the library with all committee of seventeen expected. Playgrounds Association meeting urged for Monday morning at city law building.
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Yesterday's Scores in the National League Update
National League results show Chicago 1 Pittsburg 4, New York 8 Philadelphia 4, Brooklyn 15 Boston 3, St Louis 6 Cincinnati 4. Highlights include dominance by Brooklyn over Boston and strong New York offense against Philadelphia.
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