Kiwanis Delegates Attend Atlantic City Convention
Three Lawrence Kiwanis members led sessions at the international convention in Atlantic City last week. Dean Swarthout chaired the music committee and coordinated talent for sessions, dinners, and hospitals while Lee Carter and Howard Swarthout assisted. About 4,000 to 4,500 Kiwanis members, spouses and children attended the five day program, with large musical performances led by Jules Brazil and a Night of Nights spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Atlantic City
Lee Carter
Dean D. Mwarthout
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Howard McConnell
Dean Swarthout
Proram
Ully
WPG
New York
Ard
Jules Brazil
Sho
America
the King
Iso
Montreal
Pennsylvania Athletic Club
Philadelphis Fame
Kiwanis
Horace McDavid
Dean
Mrs. Swarthout
Haddon Hall
Illinois
Camp Whiteside Brings Largest National Guard Encampment Yet
Eight regiments of Kansas National Guard plus four reserve regiments will train at Camp Whitside Fort Riley from July 27 to August 25. Brig. Gen. Milton R. McLean announced the expansion, adding Missouri units and an observation squadron to join the camp. A 50 acre expansion east of the site will provide more room and all roads will be resurfaced to support the encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Camp Whitside
Kansas National Guard
Fort Riley
Milton R. McLean
Kansas ‘National Guards
Kansas
Adjutant General
National Guard
McLean
Katras
Missouria
Missouri
Reed Is Named to Finish Out Fisher's Term
The resignation of Constable C. M. Fisher in the city of AWTenCe was approved by the county board. George O. Reed, former undersheriff, was appointed to complete Fisher's term as Fisher tended his third term before resigning to run for constable in the Republican primary. Reed previously served as deputy and undersheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M Fisher
Awtence
Board of County Commissioners
George O. Reed
Fisher
George Reed
Hiad
New Air Mail Line Adds South American Service
Assistant Postmaster General Glover announced a new air mail route in South America from Paramaribo to Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. The service is expected to begin soon, extending to all American territories.
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Washington, N
Awsistant
Glover
South America
Paramerido
Rio Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Brasil
Call to Science Washington Cholera and Yellow Fever War
The AP reports Surgeon General Hugh S. Cumming faces cholera and yellow fever as modern global threats. He cites the Philippines outbreak, quarantine and vaccination debates, and the push for international health coordination to curb disease spread among travelers and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hugh 8. Cumpling
United States Public ‘Health Service
Philippines
Uncle Sam
Cslands
Philipps
Cholers
Cumming
Great Britain
Roumania
Bulgaria
Ellow Fee
Private Inquiry Into Crime Situation
Chicago reports a private inquiry into a surge of crime following a church slaying tied to a $100,000 extortion claim. Behind locked doors Grand Jury investigations focus on corruption, police, and gang influence in the heart of the city amid a tense public climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Conan
Derman Arthud
Linacoliona
Alliance Armee
Clerk Shot by Robbers in a Cash-Register Raid
Two youths robbed a small-town grocery, shooting the clerk Ken Peakles who was wounded thrice and transported to St. Traneas. The robbers fled with an undetermined amount of money as local authorities, including J.H. Mitchell, justice of the peace, pursued leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas Ken
Peakles
Walker
St. Traneas Partes
Settee
Tax Frat Houses Ruling On Exempt Property In Kansas
Gorrill and Asher provide guidance on taxation of fraternity and sorority property. The advisory discusses exemption categories, Section 79-205 classification limits, and penalties for nonconforming assessments. It directs assessors to tax such real estate like other taxable property in the county and notes back taxes due under Section 79-417 for unlisted estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keneas
Kansas
Wight
Gorrill
Asher
Lamar bank bandits seek 30 day delay in trio case
Denver July 8 AP Attorneys for the Lamar bank bandits request a thirty day postponement for Ralph Freazie the leader and two accomplices to allow Governor Adams to review a motion for commutation of the death sentences. The governor is confined to his hotel room and the delay aims to enable hearings at the governor's offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Lamar Bank
Adeta
Ralph Freazie
Zan Tgtay
Wa Wat
Cunningham
Flevaie
George Abshier
Howard Royston
Adams
Flemgle
Royston
Edward T. Riling Heads to Atlantic City Convention
Edward T. Riling left Saturday night for Atlantic City New Jersey as a delegate to the national convention of the which today. He travels with his sons Edward T. Jr and John L Riling before returning they will visit New York Philadelphia Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Riling
Atlantic City
N. J
Edward T., Jr
John L. Riline
New Fork
Western trunk line freight rate rise approved
Railroads in the western trunk line territory from Lake Michigan to the Rockies and Kansas to the Canadian border were authorized to raise classified freight rates. Eastern territory railways gain permission to adopt a new system of class rates over the northeast. Western rates take effect November 1 and eastern rates within four months, with estimated annual earnings impact around 212.6 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Western Trunk’ Line
Lake Michigan
Rocky Mountains
Kansas
Missouri
Canadian
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Territory
United States
Deaths and Funerals in Newton and Pomona area
Obituaries and notices from Kansas and nearby towns record Mrs. Ernest H Baleo of Ottawa dying in a local hospital with funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church and burial at Oak Hill. Pallbearers named. Also noted are Paul R Hubner of Newton death with services at St Matthews Episcopal, and Miss Maude Parrish ashes interred at Pine Grove. Additional items cover legal penalties for memory lapse in Kansas City and a bank robbery in Lake Preston South Dakota.
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Ernest H. Baleo
Ottawa
Kan
Trinity - Lutheran Church
E. E. Stauffer
Oak Hill Cemetery
L. B. Read
H.C. Riggs
Art Qison
Ernest Ssidell
Rooert Edmondson
J. S. St. Clair
Baleo
John Borg
Jessie
Hilda
Martha Borg
Part R. Hubner
Paul R. Hubner
Newton
Edgar Hudson
Paul McKee Hubner
Frank
Topeka
Will
Dodge City
Fred
Kansas City
Harry Burcum
Minneapolis
Charles McDonald
Pawhuska
Okla
St. Mathews Episcopal Church
Hubner
Lawrence
Maude Parrish
Panda
Parrish
Pomona
C. Parish
E Tosh
L. J. Ray
Calif
John Parrish
Bruce Parrish
Enid
Nebraska student dies after wing scene tumble
Lincoln July 8 AP a Nebraska coed Alberta Brinkerhoff 21 died after leaping from an airplane at Lincoln Municipal Airport as the craft circled to land. Witnesses described her stepping onto the wing then plunging to the ground with the coroner noting no inquest was likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Gentaniy
Alberta
Brinkerhoff
Uainapelsy
Nebraska
C. A. Hugart
Max Towle
Jacksonville Beach
Fla
Duly
George Baldeman
Sieplanist
Municipal
Fire explosive damage at Reich Fisher building $25,000 loss
A fire following an explosion at the rear of the occupied Reich Fisher building caused flames to reach adjacent structures. The damaged building is owned by the Reich family and estimated losses reach $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Ee Ae
Reich’ Fisher Lares
Insii Ie
Arnt
2 Natare
Late Market News Sees Mixed Stocks And Cattle Decline
Kansas City livestock close shows hogs 276 to 300 pounds at 6529.05 dollars, with cattle dull and 25 cent declines for medium and heavy steers. Sheep hold steady. New York government bonds quotes indicate mixed Treasury and Liberty prices, while Sydney reports aquatic police sworn to arrest swimmers beyond shark nets with fines for offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sydney
Australia
Tokyo Butterfly staged in native language at Imperial Theatre
The Imperial theatre staged a correct presentation of Madame Butterfly with native artists performing Japanese roles in their language for the first time on any stage. American roles were sung in English by European artists. A colony of roseate spoonbills was found on Vis ton island near Galveston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Imperial Theatre
Vington Island
Galveston
Tex
Radox Footbath Promises Pain Free Feet
A vivid advertisement touts Radox Footbath as a nightly soak for 3 or 4 days to loosen and lift corns by the roots. It urges readers to purchase at Round Corner Drug Store or nearby stores to keep feet strong and vigorous for walking and dancing with joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Corner Drug Store
Curious Indian Relic Found Near Lakeview By Crowder
J M Crowder living two miles west of Lakeview brought a curiously shaped Indian relic to the Journal World office. The reddish flint tool or weapon measures about six inches long and two and a half inches wide, with a cut end and hollowed sides forming a hand grip. Held in the right hand the edge points downward, suggesting a cutting chopping or hand combat weapon. Crowder noted several similar relics on the Jack Walton farm and elsewhere on the same land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Crowder
Lakeview
Journal- World Office
Jack Walton
Crowder
Laer
House of Commons
More Relief From Dr Gowdy Stomach Prescription
Credited customer letters praise Dr Gowdy's Stomach Prescription for quick relief and easy eating. The Gowdy Medical Company offers a money back guarantee after full use, encouraging others to try with no monetary risk. Testimonials cite renewed energy and improved well being in Osweno and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gowdy
Gowdy Medical Company
Mr. Hoke
Oswero
Fane
Lawrence
Kansas
Yue
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Wes
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Soir
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O. Reed
Behon
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Baltimore
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Fred R. White
Wyandotte
Eggen
South Dakotas
Lake Preston
S. D
Community State Bank
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Re “Raag
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Harry Conners
Errol Boyd
Golumbia
Sue Countuily
Bereds
Roosevelt Seid
Moyen Jen
Missouri Cific
Rio Grande Valley
Greta
Refugio
Kanwaka
Memorial Hospital
Charles Brown
Charles L. Brown
Walnut.street
Paul Heylandt
U. S
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Treasury
United States Government Depository
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Olson Bros
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New City Hall
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