French Protest and American Politics in 1926
The World surveys a French protest against the US debt settlement and notes American congressional attitudes influenced by district sentiment. It also humorously remarks on Irene Castle McLaughlin and Lady Astor, cites Kansas politics, and comments on weather forecasts and cultural topics as the paper reflects on 1926 summer concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
American Congress
America
Congress
Lawrence at Centennial Event and Colorado Trip Notes
Names from Lawrence fifty years ago at the Centennial and local notes on the Douglas County Teachers Normal Institute in July with staff selections in music and elocution. Reports of trips to Colorado, a Santa Fe line depot plans, and a special Eagle Cliff Camping party to Estes Park with many locals joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Frank Fulton
Henry Lynch
J. Thompson
R. K. Tabor
Rs. P. K. Ridenour
B.S. P. Gravenor
Henry Campbell
E. F. Menger
Aime
Eustus Miller
J. W. Deal
Louis M. Wood
J. B. Watkins
Frank H. Morgan
Major
R. Stevens
Douglas County Teachers Normal Institute
Laurence
Business College
P. J. Williams
Leavenworth
Foote
Carnes
Sam Moore
Indiana Street
L Hay
McCormack Tea
M. Summerfield
Denver
Eugene McLaughlin
Dolly Graeber
Lathrop Bullene
Susie Gay
Tom King
Topeka
Roy Allen
Wichita
Gertrude Devéreaux
Santa Fe
Iuperintendent
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain
Eagle Cliff
Estes Park
A. S. Olin
W. H. Cayruth
Constance
R. M. Pugh
Gravenor
D' Elizabeth
Gertrude
Marguerite Sellards
Fort Smith
Edna Dart
Edith Reenlees
Alice Horton
Emma Hoag
Luella Pugh
Evan Olin
H. E. Tanner
Solon Summerfield
Cole
Alfred Muller
Max Wilhelmi
European Sojourn Ahead for Elder Statesman
The prominent figure will travel to Europe to join his daughter in Geneva, Switzerland. He plans to stay abroad for a couple of months, marking a temporary hiatus from domestic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Geneva
Switzerland
Biologists On Tour Plans For Publicized College Trip
Seven thousand miles in pine will be traversed in about six weeks by forty Southwestern College biology students on a school on wheels tour. Led by Prof. William M. Goldsmith the group travels July 12 to September 1. They will visit Missouri Ozarks Muscle Shoals Dayton Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains and zoos in Washington New York and Chicago. The trip includes Philadelphia Niagara Falls Detroit and visits to motor car plants with provisions for first aid equipment and complete recreation programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinewent
Southwestern College
William M. Goldsmith
Department of Biology
Ozarks
Missouri
Dayton
Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Washington
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Real estate transfers listed with varying parcels and prices
A series of property transfers names Mae HE and Palmateer, Amanda Ewers, M J Slonaker and Estelle Moore, Alice Olmstead, Martha Hill, T A Watson, Hovey J Hanna, B L Garringer, and others. Parcels include parts of Steel's sub division, Sinclair's addition, Fairfax addition, and North Lawrence areas. Prices range from $1 to $4,000 with many transfers for minor sums and other considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae HE
Palmateer
Perry B. Palmateer
Steel
Earl's
Amanda Ewers
Fresno
Calif
N. F
N. P. Ewers
Massachusetts
J. M.slonaker
Babcock
Alice Olmstead
Ola
Goodwin Grover
Sinclair
Martha Hill
Octavia M. Moore
N. E
N. W
Township
Range
North Lawrence
T. A. Watson
M. W. Talley
Fairfax Addition
Hovey J. Hanna
Ernest J. Cooper
New Hampshire Street
G. 2
Cooper
A. B. Cooper
New Alampshiree Street
B. L. Garringer
Jennie Miller
S. E. Lawrence
Township 15
Gusher to Cut Taxes in Kansas Oil Well Plan
Kansas officials say a 750 barrel oil well near Winfield could cut state taxes materially. Revenues from the producer would flow into the general revenue fund, reducing the overall levy by that amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Winfield
General Revenue Fund
Unlucky Drinking Superstition Sparks Jail Time
In Mexico City two pickpockets clashed after one drank from a glass the other had used. The incident was said to bring bad luck and both men ended up in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
U.P
Underworld
Tre
Eighteenth Century Flashbacks and a Modern Eclipse
A historic roundup notes the Declaration read to the New York army 150 years ago and San Francisco’s 80th anniversary of raising the American flag. It also mentions a double event in White Plains and today’s annular solar eclipse visible west of a Montana to Georgia line. The Earl of Pembroke, recently declared bankrupt, is described as the long serving title holder with Wilton House, a famed English seat, and a noted collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Clark
Colorado
Hattie Lewis
Samuel Reynolds
Trinity Episcopal Church
Reynolds
George Ford
van Hoesen
Kansas
New York
San Francisco
White Plains
N.Y
United States
Montana
Georgia
Earl of Pembroke
Wiltoss House
England
Queen Elizabeth
Wilton House
van Dyke, Rubena
California
Moses Birth and Providence Shaping Leadership
A July 11 1926 Presbyterian lesson notes Moses upbringing in Pharaohs court. It emphasizes God's providence, parental faith, and patient preparation as foundations for leadership. Moses' mother Jochebed and Amram foster piety while the child is hid and raised to trust in God, blending natural care with spiritual nurture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Amyam
Jochebed
W. M. Taylor
Egypt
Jead
Heb
Moffatt
Joshua
Gor
The Cottonwood Hold-Up and Vigilante Camp
A Cottonswood stagecoach raid triggers a vigilante drive led by Handy Hatrdin and Shorty. Gilson, Deane, and a captive band of outlaws clash as Charlie Meek is killed and a tense capture sequence unfolds amid claims, miners, and a restless camp seeking order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood
Gigsings
Cotoride
Robert Gilson
Easterntr
Luck
Hayden
Rauber
Deane
Gilson
E& Fellow
Atarcus Hang
Cot- Lauwood Cour
Barden
Barnaby
Oman
Marcus Handy
Deans
Jarshal McGrath
Handy J
McGrath
Reba
Gibson
Constance
Cottonswood
Handy
izGed
Svith
Glison
Tabert
Constance v
Enery
Sior
Groun
Elmo
Charlie Mee
Shorty
Charlie
Matt
Chasels
Trean
Ayey
Ender
Flerson
Hank Sant
Weir
Mike
Mne
Hartelder
Marshaljale Grath
Stonewall Jackson
Marshal McGrath
Imi
Catonwood
Crimys
Nig Se
Vnllantes
Charlie Meek
Marcus
Wettereus
Ludendorff Divorce Granted in Munich Heat
AP reporting Frau Erich Ludendorff wins a divorce from General Erich Ludendorff after counter suits and allegations of neglect and irritable behavior. A claim that his home was damaged by cigarette smoke stands alongside gossip about a possible new marriage to Martha von Menitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Bavaria
Erich Ludendorff
Ludendorff
Margaret. Ladendorfft
Germany
Lhdendorff
Martha von Menitz
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Journal- World
SY the World Company
W. G. Simons, Prasicent
Massachusetts Street
Mars
A- R. Keater
Hartford Building
Franklin BP
Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
Apecia
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Eare
Gaul
Coolidge
Irene Castle McLaughlin
Lady Astor
Women of
Hall of Fame
Paul Smith
White House
Eldridge House
High Jin To
Peka
Atchison Globe
New
Senate
Thes
Reed
Southwestern
Gerrit Snyder
Wew She Presbyterian Church
Israel
Assan
God
Seavicer
Sern. Ee
Meek
Hadborne
Charlie’s .Wedys
Raughrls
laWifage
Bandy
Little
Lincoln
Nebr
Fapj
Ronald Ringer
McMullen
Carl Moore
Ringer
Pergon
Bebraska
Warsaw
Wojiech Korfanty
Rostow
M. Kotfanty
Continental Congress
Dartmouth College
Jean H. Norris
Mfg. Co
West 8Th St
Fire Dept
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