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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1924
Page
2
Fragmented OCR survey of political figures and parties
The text cites Coolidge with an endorsement and references a secretary in the cabinet. It discusses Democrats in New York, party elimination goals, and mentions a Republican and the Ku Klux Klan in a political context. The tone implies critique of partisan conflicts and public service records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abe
Presidential race shifts with Coolidge LaFollette split
The piece surveys Republican hopes for 1924, noting two main candidates Coolidge and LaFollette. It reflects on party unity, the desire for able representatives beyond rubber stamps, and the impact of reformers and intellectuals on public discourse. It also lightly critiques oratory style and tongue imagery in political life.
North Side School Debate Urged to Unite Community
The Journal World notes the North Lawrence school controversy has spotlighted factions yet urges residents to act for peace. Observers say citizens can live in harmony, co operate, or move away, and only cooperation builds the best ward school and Lawrence's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Eldes
Noth-Lawrence
North ‘Lawrence
Lawrence
Antragon
Today’s events at the Benevolent Protective Order fair
The Boston festival of the Benevolent Protective Order opens today and runs through the day with features on pioneer customs and western life. Ras Tafuri the Abyssinian Prince Regent visits as guest of the British nation to discuss foreign affairs and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apa
Biks
Boston
Far West
Stamperle
Cal
Ras Tafuri
Visval Im Udinison
Ees
Willow Springs Becomes Democratic Endorsement Roundup
Endorsements from Willow Springs residents back Democratic ticket candidates for township offices. L A Florye and M L King file for township trustee and treasurer respectively, with Sarders seeking township work. A J Mitchell county attorney notes trial declarations filed after June 20 at noon are not legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Springs
Soupaiey
L. A. Florye
L. King
West Plains Appendicitis Ties Rites to Distress
IS ILL IN MISSOURI Word was received this morning that Fred Shadwell's wife will not recover from an appendix operation performed Wednesday in West Plains Missouri. Mr Shadwell left to join his wife who fell ill visiting her parents in West Plains. Tom Null was arrested on the north fort to fort highway for speeding and fined 97.50. He pleaded guilty before Justice John Clark. William D Wolf departed for aviation reserve officer school at Kansas City. F S Hestermania trips to Topeka on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osha
America
New England
Baltimore Sun
Fred Shadwell
West Plains
Shadwell
Mrs. Shadwell
Tom Null
North Fort
Fort
John Clark
Topeka
Fort-To-Fort
John ‘Clark
Jt Ist
George _Gerstenberger
Paul Lukan
Louise Lukan
Hommer Gerstenberger
Wilda
Helen
Hattie Gerstenberger
Bert Daughtery
J. N. Kraybiil
Toneka
Viola Schoenhofer
Fred Smith
Churches Unite for Joint Sunday Worship Plan
The regular monthly educational meeting at First Christian Church will be led by Mr Woods the “guppt interent” with all teachers officers and interested members urged to attend. Plymouth Congregational and First Christian churches plan joint Sunday morning services through August with unity and attendance encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Woods
Mary-Dyer
Sdestri
The
Missionary Society
Qone
Congregational Church
Twerie
Plymouth
Tub
I ‘Fional
Ard Chrir
Christian
University
Leonia
Eusden
H. Reding
Finn CG ‘Ott
Japan
Trinity Liberals
Smith
Brotherhood
Progressive Circle
F. J. Hartman
Pastor’s Aid Society
Overbaugh
Nels Olson
John, Shaw
West
Foster
Wal
Jace Harris
Mary Beckhindard
Chas
Hyre
Goehring
Lawrence religious education council attendance report
The Sunday school attendance in Lawrence shows white groups with 771 children 398 youth 78 students 731 adults totaling 1068, and colored groups with 124 children 27 adults totaling 151. Grand total attendance 2119. The ten schools with the largest attendance are First Methodist First Christian Congregational First Baptist First Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
First Methodist
First Christian
Congregational
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Lawrence district picnic plans spark school parade hopes
The Lawrence district aims for strong representation at the annual picnic to be held at Brown's Grove on July 31. A bike parade, school banners, decorated cars, and a band are planned with a full afternoon of games and activities to engage each local school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran
Friends
North Side
Methodist
Second Presbyterian
oTt
Law-rence
Brown
Schololrs
Grove
Lawrence
PREP FOR CAMP WITH THE FOURTH OF JULY OVER
After Independence Day the camp prep begins for Rotary Camp starting July 10 with B. H. Emmett directing the boy work and Lloyd Houston in charge of Scout duties. Staff includes Lester Staub and Mr. Akright assisting. Donald Dixon serves as second cook with four K P helpers. A canteen will operate ten minutes twice daily for ten cent purchases, profits funding cook and supplies. Boys must bring Scout handbook, notebooks, writing gear, stamps, knife, tackle, toothbrush set, towels, handkerchiefs, hair, underwear, extra clothing, and a tin plate with utensils. Registration handled by Hovey Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
B. H. Emmett
Emmett
Wood Yo M
wWork
Lester'Staub
Akright
Donald Dixon
Eagle Scout
K. P.s
Clinton
Kodak O
Cepart
Oys
Hovey Hanna
Birthday Dinner for Henrietta Gerstenberger Brings Local Guests
Eudora notes celebrate Henrietta Gerstenberger’s birthday with a large cake as relatives gather. Sections detail visits from William Bittel en route from California to Illinois, and a Tuesday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman for Bute Cov. Also covered are lodge installations, community notices, class farewells, and upcoming Vacation Bible School plans with enrollment and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Gerstenberger
Henrietta
George Gerstenberger
Mary Myer
Peoria
Ilinois
William Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Bute
Fred Ziesenis
Kate Ziesenis
Inh Lawrence
Lawrence
Harvard
Kaw Valley Bank
de iMinervah
Rebekah Lodge
I.C
O. F. Hall
Henrietta Schubert
Mary Mertz
Leotaalker
Nellie Lothholz
Lilian Fuller
Clara Lotz
Pauline Cory
Minnie Conger
Bessie Kraus
Alice Keener
Noble Grand
Fay Lepper
Nellie Daughtery
Madge Rothberger
Alma Gerstenberger
Leota Walker
Viola Sheldon
Anna Landon
R. 5
V. G
Louise Lotz
Lillian Fuller
Minnie Cong
Kansas City
Fredonia
Eli Moody
Orville Wilmar
Long Beach
Cal
John Moody
Ane
Lovelace
Jeannette Glimpse
Colorado’ Springs
Jeanette Glimpse
Colora
Do’ Springs
Annie _Lovelace
Family visits fill Sunday at local homes
Mrs Hulda Price and children Ethel Mae and Dinsmore from High Prairie visited the Jim Kassinger home for dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chas Kassinger and their young son from Lawrence joined the Kassinger family and relatives in the afternoon. Rev J L Montgomery and wife with children Gloria Letha Neva Fay Etta and Kenneth dined at A Wray’s. Mrs Dérid and son Jesse from Lake Vie were at the D A house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Winner
Pomona
Calif
Laura Roe
Emil Fitz
Sipes
McQueen
Hulda Price
Ethel Mae
Dinsmore
High Prairia
Jim Kassinger
Chas Kassinger
Lawrence
Kassinger
J. LE
Montgomery
Gloria
Letha
Neva
Fay Etta
Kenneth
A. Wray
Érid
Jesse
Lake Vie
D. A
Radio Weakens At Sunset In Summer Signals
The Commerce Department reports summer afternoons bring weak radio signals and strong disturbances. Tests show high power European stations weaken most at sunset. Observers note atmospheric conditions between hot afternoons and sunset reduce reception efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Commercce Department
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