Journal World subscription rates and notices 1926
Subscription rates listed for Kansas city readers with weekly and yearly options. Includes mail delivery details, representative offices in New York and Boston, and instructions to call if not received by 7 p.m. Each issue notes Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations membership and post office filing in Lawrence Kansas.
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Ev Wine World Company
C Simone
Presidiar Omle
Massachusetts
Kansas
Earrier
Jensa
AFL Reater
Wartford Building
New York
Branklin Ainorn
Martridgee
Absociated Press
Bse
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Law Ferce
Aire
Bread of Heaven and a Poor Girl in a Wheat Harvest
A terse notice describes a girl made poor through managing the wheat harvest after her father fell ill. The brief mentions bread from manna and a scripture verse, reflecting a moral frame as the family faces hardship amid harvest duties.
Americans Acknowledging Legacy Of 150 Years Of Independence
The piece reflects on 150 years since independence, praising the founders for creating a durable framework despite crises. It notes the evolving American system, the ongoing value of liberty, and the role of citizens in sustaining governance. It also argues for safety improvements at grade crossings, citing Topeka Journal’s call to expand highway routes beside rail lines to reduce accidents.
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United States
Prohibition Chief Considers Resignation Amid Enforcement Struggles
General Andrews, head of prohibition enforcement, weighs quitting after limited gains from the department's work. He notes the job wears down its holder and faces opposition from both hardliners who doubt enforceability and those determined to nullify the law, aided by money and organization.
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General Andrews
Prohibition Enforcement Machinery
Prohibition
Kansas Prohibition Policy Sparks Debate and Civic Duty
The piece urges steady execution of prohibition measures and praise for private citizens like Charles F. Scott for setting a model of public service. It notes urban restraint on firecracker use in Lawrence and reflects on Congress’ tame session as well as concerns about a retiring businessman and his postwork plans.
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Charles F. Scott
Iola Register
Henry Allen
Beady
Kansas
Old Home Town notes and Fourth of July events
The column reports on Topeka happenings including Crawford visiting relatives in West Virginia, Dahlene treated after heat, Leon Steinberg planning building improvements, and a livery horse incident. It lists local accidents, toy cannon injuries, and fireworks expeditions to Ottawa. Also covers attendance plans for a mass fireworks display and a Massachusetts Street collision. Venezuela Independence Day noted, Coolidge speech, Calgary Stampede opening, San Francisco ad club convention, Delaware River bridge opening, and narcotics education conference.
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Topeka
Cal Crawford
West Virginia
Dan Dahlene
Pr Simmons
Leon Steinberg
Enid
Oklahoma
Pat Hamlin
Sual
Jennie Walker
R. R. Glarké
Dorléy Leeper
Connecticut Street
Williard Brown
Wm. Mays
Grant Mull
Ottawa
Massachusetts Street
Chester Robinson
T. J. Wilson
Wilson
A! Young
Miss Robb
Renae
Missouri
Miss Young
Connecticut
A. D. Weaver
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
ODAY
Venezuela
David G. Farragut
Coolidge
Philadelphia
Calgary
West
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Advertising “Clubs Association
Delaware River
Camden
Rise of Rosina Galli From Carnival to Met Opera Mastery
Milan June 30 AP Rosina Galli earns early fame as seven year old dancer at a carnival prize contest winning first prize. Her training at La Scala followed by appearances in Milan London and Naples led to 15 return to the United States and joining the Gatli Casazza Met Opera ballet. She later taught ballet during the former teacher’s absence and gained the role of ballet mistress at the Metropolitan.
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Milan
Rosina Galli
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Tie Srace
Miss Galli
la Scala
Naples
London
Murone
United States
Chicago
Cetapa
Gatli-Casazza
Fenerh
Metropolitan
Ballet
Angora Plans Opera House as Capital Lacks Amusements
Angora Turkey with 1,500 residents has no theatres or dances while Kemal Ataturk vows future amusements. Plans are under way for an opera house seating 2,000. In Mexico City a prank involved eight human skulls left at a bar prompting a police report after a woman mistook the skulls for stolen articles.
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Angora
Tukey
Mustapna Kemal
Mexico City
United Press
First Fourth of July Celebration at Lawrence 1905
Nearly two thousand people gathered one mile west of Lawrence for the first Independence Day celebration in 1905. Delegates included Delaware and Shawnee Indians, with speeches by Dr. Robinson and Judge Wood. The day featured a band, “Home Sweet Home,” a reading of the Declaration, toasts, and a speech by Shawnee chief Fishback.
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Independence Bay
Lawrence
C. Robinson
Kanhe
Kansas
J. N. O PL Wood
Snyder
C. W Babcock
Rolvnson
Fishback
First Donation to University of Kansas Student Loan Fund
The University of Kansas student loan fund began in 1804 when the senior class donated 542.80 to start the effort. A College Comedy by the Class of 1834 featured Arthur Corbin as Chancellor White with a cast including Clara Bosworth and many classmates. The day’s news also notes General Weyler, longtime Spanish leader, and Wamega installing automatic traffic signals in the city.
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University of Kansas
Pitt
Clas
Clara A. Bosworth
Arthur Corbin
J. W. Palmer
John Mustard
White
Comnery
Appa
Arther Corbin
W. He Itucs
F. E. Buchan
W.G. Poule
McGregor Douglas
G. A. Schumacher
W. H. Piatt
Mary Barkley
Laura Radford
Lorma
Sears
Wn W. Jaimer
Winifred Churchil
J. V. May
Fr. K. Uechan
Ciara Bo
Nemean finds show ancient baths and relics at Nemea
Cincinnati researchers report Neolithic pottery, stone altar, and a water channel unearthed at Nemea during explorations led by University of Cincinnati scholars Dr. B. H. Hill and Carl W. Blegen. The bath tubs are linked to ancient stadium crowds and Greek athletic contests.
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Cincinnati
America
Nemea
Greece
University of Cincinnati
Christ
B. H. Hill
Achers
Carl W. Blegen
Parties Demand Primary Reform in Indiana Planks
Indiana Democratic and Republican platforms at state conventions call for primary law changes. Democrats seek returning nomination power to party conventions and optional primaries in smaller government units. Republicans urge next legislature to modify the law to restore representative government and permit changes. Also notes land near Pratt-Eighteen broken for wheat sowing on W. A. Baker ranch.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Democratic Plaak
Pratt
W. A. Baker
Gold Digging in Cottonwood Rebels Stage Robbery Plot
A Cottonwood era tale follows Robert Geaty Sr and Hayden the miner as they join a dangerous hold up tied to a stagecoach. Marcus Handy and Mrs Deane FipeN appear amid a growing lawless campaign that tests miners, printers, and townsfolk, with vigilante crowds, jailed suspects, and shifting alliances driving toward a tense public confrontation in a frontier camp.
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Cottonwood
Cole
Smaly
Robert Geaty Srnéy
Hayden
S & the
Robert
Alys
Leane
Gilson
Marcus Handy
Battonwood Cunrier
Gilsen
Zim
Barnaly
Naldap
Mmaude
Ilsyi
Murcug -Hrimty
Deane Fipen
Courier
Elycu
Marth
Deane
Hasden
Mikes A
Cagip
Metrath
Marcus
Wwe
Taylor
Cohen
Tuck Tingeten
Che Ring
Anil
Orans
Hutchins
Cortana
Tayvbor
Fav
Marshal McCrarh
Mareene
Bank
Mannie Leavenwritr
Cormer
Mike
Prinvers
Tania
Paylor
Nfice
Strow
Iman
Taytor
Baate
Mareus
Atshing
Constanty
Marcus Vandy
Appomattox
Willesbura
Grant
Gettysire
Lee
Genegia
Sherman
Shénanlodh
Sheridan
Morgan
Ecémiand
Military arrest raid described with rifles distributed
A derailed raid sequence unfolds as Major Brown commands riflemen and pick-handle units. The squad breaks in, lights blaze, and armed guards patrol a street while townspeople watch in whispers. Separate text notes Missouri Texas shop workers earning more for nine hour days with Saturday afternoons.
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Theoper
Missouri
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