Fragmented Notice and Snippet on Public Mirth and Policy
A jumble of short items references phone call reminders for a periodical, biblical excerpt guidance, weather notes about rains, a Missouri guard detail at Parsons, a hedge row nap anecdote near Carrollton, and a comment on woman suffrage in Europe. It notes a French view of governance and a speculative railroad impact on Gulf Stream and England climate alongside U.S. railroad woes.
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Florida Keys
Gulf Stream
England
Striking miners in Higbee plan aid to Slater as bootleggers feared
Reports describe Higbee Missouri miners discussing aiding Slater strikers to stop shops from running in defiance of fire. The US marshal expects no trouble if bootleggers stay down, noting strikers show restraint. A separate view questions Germany's postwar finances and US reaction timing.
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Higbee
Slater
Sports Bay
United States
Mat‘shal
Parson shop dispute sparks expected trouble says Lawrence man
A Lawrence man reports rumors of trouble at Parsons as a Lawrence National Guard company is deployed. He notes shopkeepers plan to resist by nonviolent means while strikers are warned not to escalate. Residents fear disruption as negotiations unfold and the community awaits official updates.
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Parsons
Lawrencé Man Chen
Lawrence Natnal
Townsfolk Find No Fisticuffs Before Strike Arrival
In a bid to prove the futility of deploying soldiers, observers cite the absence of any fist fight in town during the two weeks before the strike reached the area. They also note that no workers were present in the railroad shops.
Fifty years of Jose Maria Orellana Guatemala's leader
Fifty years old today is Jose Maria Orellana, president of Guatemala, praised for stabilizing the Central American state. His career spans civilian and military service, teaching, and leadership roles including chief of staff, superintendent of the Military Academy, director of the National General Institute for Young Men, cabinet minister, provincial governor, and supreme court justice.
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Jose Maria Orellana
Guatemala
Orellana
Polytechnic Institute
Salvador
Honduras
Military Academy
National General Institute For Young Men
Supreme Court
Tom Sims Says Quips on Life Fame and Finance
A string of witty quips touches on nostalgia, movie pay, overwork baldness, coal mine slowdown, writers with missteps, Roman etiquette, and tourism in Europe overcharging tourists. The remarks blend humor and social observation across pop culture and daily life.
First Baptist Church Quarterly Meeting Set Tomorrow Evening
The quarterly business meeting of the First Baptist church will be held at the church tomorrow evening with Dr. Frank Strong presiding. A social will follow the business session featuring ice cream and cake. Full attendance of members is desired.
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The
First Baptist Church
Frank Strong
Metcalf Heads to St Louis for Legion Rehab Committee
W. S. Metcalf state commander of the American Legion departed last night for St Louis to join the Legion national committee on rehabilitation proceedings.
Veterans Training Load Grows as World War I Vets Seek Vocations
Washington reports the Veterans' Bureau tallies up vocational training efforts for disabled veterans. By May 1, 192? the program shows 601,515 applicants with 312,930 approved. About 30,000 factories and schools provide placement training to 36,704 veterans, with 3,228 institutions involved including 162 universities and 93 state normal schools. Enrollment has nearly doubled since July 1921, from 85,338 to 108,919, while 6,050 rehabilitated by last July and 7,514 since. Agriculture leads in demand with 14,006 in that course. commercial professional, mechanical, electrical trades, and crafts also strong. In government schools, 4,GT veterans are enrolled.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Veterans’ Bureau
Snbbuction
Notable Centennial Honours and Global Meetings Today
Today marks the birth anniversaries of Edward J. Kelps famed lawyer and U.S. minister to England and John Wanamaker Philadelphia merchant and former Postmaster General on his 85th birthday. The Chippewa Indians council opens in Detroit Minnesota as Elks hold their grand lodge sessions in Atlantic City. International Congresses meet in London Brussels and a meet of the International Union Against Tuberculosis gathers with delegates from major nations.
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Edward J. Kelps
U.S
England
Herr Andree
Spitzbergen
North Pole
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
U. S
General Council of the Chippewa Indians
Minnesota
Detroit
Minn
Cornerstone Lay Plans Aided By Masonic Lodge
Plans are completed for laying the cornerstone of the Baldwin school buildings on July 12. The ceremony will be led by M W John McCullagh grand master of the state, with assistance from other grand lodge officers and members of eleven adjoining Masonic orders.
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Baldwin School
Masonic Lodge
M .W. John McCullagh
G. M
Grand Lodge
Car of Cherokee Nut Coal on track for threshing
Griffin Coal Co reports a car of Cherokee Nut coal advancing toward threshing readiness. The company notes contact at 88 for further details and scheduling.
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Griffin Coal Co
Stubbs Praises Support Across Kansas Districts
W R Stubbs reports wide favorable conditions for his gubernatorial bid after touring Kansas districts one week, criticizing Morgan coverage and Governor Allens inspectors. He claims strong backing in the seventh district and predicts carrying at least fifty counties at the August primaries with many more favorable signs.
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W.R. Stubbs
Morgan
Allen
Kansas
Seventh Congressional District
Hutchinson
Stubbs
Townsend Lecture Series On Shakespeare And Music
S D Townsend, noted lecturer, arrived today to begin a series of talks on music literature and history. This afternoon at Fraser Hall he discussed Shakespeare and music with a large audience, using a phonograph to illustrate. Lectures start at 3 pm daily with topics including Junglish literature and music and a 4 pm session for piano students tomorrow.
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S. D. Townsend
University
Fraser Hall
Townsend
Victor Louis Sdar
Priest Dies After Contact With Live Wire in Milan
The Rev. John J. Jermain, 16 year pastor of St. Mary's Milan, was killed instantly after touching a live wire at his residence. The Rev. W. F. Gott of St. Joseph was sent to Milan to assume temporary charge of the parish.
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Milan
John J. Jermain
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
W. F. Gott
St. Joseph
Masked parades barred in Wellington ordinance
Wellington Kansas city commission enacts a ban on parade marches by any society members wearing masks or concealing identity. Penalty set at up to $100 fine or up to ninety days imprisonment or both. Mrs Jack Lawrence and daughter Jaconette of Lyons and Miss Kathryn Lane visiting Lyons traveled to Lawrence Sunday night to spend two weeks with Mrs A J Lane.
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Wellington
Kan
Jack Lawrence
Jaconette
Lyons, Kans
Kathryn Lane
Lyons
Lawrence
A. J. Lane
Carmen visit to relatives in Herington Kansas
J N Carmen and two children traveled to Herington Kansas this morning to visit relatives. The fragment mentions Clippers ground at Rutters 1017 1 2 Mass.
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J. N. Carmen
Herington, Kansas
Warmest June in four years across Kansas crops and weather
Kansas saw the warmest and driest June in four years with an average temperature two degrees above normal, making it the eighth warmest June on record. Rainfall was well distributed but below normal statewide, with 2.88 inches total, causing early harvests yet some damage to truck crops and drought effects on moisture-sensitive crops.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Weather Bureau
Colby
Oketo
Flora
Leavenworth Times Urges Clean Water Troughs For Horses
The Leavenworth Times endorses a demand for clean water troughs for horses in Douglas County. It criticizes officials for failing to act and laments that horses endure poor drinking water despite urging reform.
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Leavenworth
Lawrence Journal
Times
Journal
Douglas County
Leavenworth Times
Martin Campaign Schedule Invites Kansas City Swing
Henderson Martin, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, spoke in Kansas City yesterday and will tour Kansas this week visiting Clay Center Cordia Marysville and Washington. He plans to return by week’s end.
Colorado Visit by W Hess of B42 Idgerachu
W Hess from B42 Idgerachu recently returned from a Colorado trip visiting Pueblo Denver and Colorado Springs. He met with the Harding brothers Lee Jones a former Lawrence resident and Luke Allen a Lawrence man in Pueblo and Denver.
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Colorado
W. Hess
Pueblo
Denver
Colorado Springs
Harding Brothers
Lee Jones
Lawrence
Luke Allen
Government Crop Forecast Washington
The July crop report from the Department of Agriculture estimates this year’s total wheat crop at 17,000,000 bushels and the corn crop at 2,860,000,000 bushels.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Traffic offense fines in police court this morning
A motorist named Earnest Suitor paid a fine of 1 dollar plus costs for failing to heed a traffic officer’s signal in police court this Saturday morning. Also noted is a short item that Mr and Mrs F A Judd of Chicago are visiting their sister Dr Burroughs en route to Denver.
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F.A. Judd
Chicago
Dr. Burroughs
Denver
Cola
Bunny Castle Created By Friendly Paste Pot Crew
Betty loves rabbits and imagines them in many forms. A playful trio uses green paper, scissors, and a brush to craft a toy Bunny Castle with a doorway and back panel, turning a strip into a vivid children’s scene.
Bunny crafts from peanuts and paper tears the page
A playful set of notes describes making paper ear bunnies from peanut bags with cotton tails and button eyes. Betty, a 1922 girl, and Bette perform cartwheels as the Friendly Paste Pot giggles. The scene shifts to a honey home and hints at automotive ads and sealed bids.
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Bunny
Bette
Betty
Car of Cherokee Nut Coal on track for threshing
Criffin Coal Co. reports a car of Cherokee Nut Coal moving toward threshing season. Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop and F. P. Hormuth at 1011 Mass are listed in the local commerce notices.
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Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop
F. P. Hormuth
Mass
Entomology Commission Meets in Topeka
Entomologists including J C Mohler O I Whitney and Professors Hunter and Dean met in Topeka last Friday as the Entomology Commission, with five members, discussed state pest control. Hunter had just completed a ten day nurseries inspection tour across the southern part of the state.
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St J. Hunter
Department of Entomology
Entomology Commission
Topeka
State Board of Agriculture
J. C. ‘Mohler
State Horticultural Society
O. I. Whitney
Hunter
University
George A
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
E. L P. Bernardin
Parsons
Stubbs' Speaking Schedule Across County Venues
W R Stubbs was set to speak Sunday night in Kansas City Kansas. For the week ahead his dates list Jefferson county on Monday Atchison county on Tuesday Leavenworth county on Wednesday and Montgomery Cherokee and Crawford counties on Thursday Friday and Saturday respectively.
Dentist Move to Residence Office at 117 Park St
A notice states the dental office is located at the dentist's residence at 117 Park St and provides the phone number 186. A. R. Kennedy is the dentist. Kenneth H. Constant returned Sunday from a five weeks visit in California. Dr. Burroughs returned Saturday from a week in Kansas City.
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Park St
R. Kennedy
Kenneth H. Constant
California
Dr. Burroughs
Kansas City
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Rence National Guard
Missouri
Carrollton
Europe
France
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Germany
United State
Tom Sims
Tok Ok
Rome
Coes
Pleases
Witcheghara
Pirate Sloot
Elsinore Crowell
Ett, Ty Cora Matthew ‘ Adlitun
Stanley Steamer
Criffin Coal Co
Newman
A. E. Nettleton, Stetson
Val Duttenhofer Sons Co
Betty Shoe Co
Foley
S. J. Hunter
yState Board
Baby
Cuthura
M. W. Quarles
Laingsburg
Mich
Mall
Caticura Laboratories
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Malden
Piggly Wiggly
Bulletin
Luna
Gillette
Gillette Safety Razor CO
Boston, U.S. A
Peoples State Bank
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