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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1927

Page

2

Early London Press Warns Geneva Naval Talks Collapse Risk

July reports from London editorials blame inadequate preliminary work for possible Geneva naval conference failure. The Times cites lack of pre-soundings by the United States as a key flaw, while the Daily News argues the dispute belongs to international policy with admirals unable to resolve it. The Chronicle favors arbitration to ease tension, urging Britain to avoid direct naval rivalry if the US won t commit.

London Consern London Times United States Daily News Ain the Chronicle Great Britain

First Turkish trial pits novelist Suad Hanapy on religion

The landmark case in Constantinople concerns Suad Hanapy, famed Turkish author, charged under a 1926 penal code for statements in her latest novel arguing religion harms society and that prophets are charlatans. The trial tests Turkey’s secular reforms and freedom of belief amid debates on church state separation. The same letter notes Dr H F Wahl of the University of Rochester led a Washington immunology exhibit with public health workers detailing serums for tuberculosis, hay fever, diphtheria, and typhoid.

Constantinople Turkey Esurt Vester Suad Hanapy Freq Ellsworth University H. F. Wahl University Medical School Rosedale Washington, D. C American Medical Adiation Public Health Washington DLC

Local notes and sightings in Lawrence and Kansas City

A Lawrence physician reports twenty nine patients ages 50 to 98 with six children ages 0 to 9. Mrs D A Greason finds a baby bald eagle near Nineteenth street and keeps it. Bees and birds clash at a city birdbath. Will Edgar notes increased bird activity amid dry weather. Fire dept responds to awning fire at the Kress store around 10:30. Church services planned on Walnut street nightly this week with Elder P Heard preaching at 8:15. Marriage license issued to Levi B. ce ir and Emma Florence Cox. Car ad promotes Whippet touring car test and a forthcoming demonstration by Marmon at 13th and 14th. Lawrence Overland Co. discusses endurance run details.

Will Edgar Rhode Island Kansas Citys Price Department F Denver Kansas ‘City Lawrence Overland Co Durland Hertzler

Dr Lindley to Speak at Minnesota Institute on College Problems

Dr Lindley will deliver two talks at the University of Minnesota on Problems of College Life. He plans a lecture to the college faculty on The Culture and Spiritual Life of Undergraduates and will speak at the Minnesota Association dinner. The Institute runs July 5 to July 15 with several speakers from liberal arts and graduate schools.

University, of Minnesota Institute Whun University of Minne Aen G. Brandt Unive Lege Aris Dhan E. B. Stouffer Navy Carrie Uni-j

Telegraph briefs from Austin and San Antonio

Brief notes report former state legislator Hy Hy Moore dismissed on a plea of former Leonard. Another item mentions Second Lieutenant Howarth killed in a plane crash. A separate note covers life terms for four men in a mail car dynamiting case. A Salem report discusses Bible study replacing Nietzche and Huxley influences. A Washington note quotes Seymour Lowman on law enforcement responsibility.

Austin Hy Moore Leonards Hugh de Autremont Othet Nietache Huxley Studing Salem Ras, Roy

Peabody Bank 5 Merge Brings American State Bank Absorption

In Topeka Kansas on July 11 the Peabody State Bank announced its consolidation with the American State Bank. Jolliffe of Marian County serves as president of the Peabody State Bank. Cashier Ray Birrober to oversee changes as deposits near a quarter of a million dollars prior to the merger. Police note phones on Morse and Stanley line in need of louder ring to satisfy Stanley business leaders. Lawrence police report a stolen green Chevrolet roadster with black top. Robert Pickens forfeits a $10 bond for failing to appear in police court.

Topeka Kan APY Ule Peabody State Banking’ Department Peabody State Bank OL Jolliffe Marian County American State Bank Ray Bi Rober Cashien Aly Lamillon Dalylars Steneee Morse and Stanley Public Service Commission Yenter Robert Pickens

Vinland Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Arrivals

Lawrence residents and visitors gather for family and social events as Mrs. Stevenson and daughters visit, Miss Perne and Whine Stevenson appear with kin, and Rebecca Hell rohit spends time with daughter Mrs. Luke Welch. Grace Netto Parcival and Virg Miskimen host relatives, while Kansas City visitors attend gatherings. the Community Fraternal Society of Deaf meets and farm organizations discuss.

Plans for Farm Relief Conference Opens in St Paul

Representatives of midwest farming groups opened a two day conference in St Paul to map action for farm relief legislation in the next congress. Speakers urged the McNary Haugen bill as the best basis for farm aid and Dickinson of Iowa warned farm relief could dominate the 1928 campaign if not enacted by the seventieth congress.

St. Paul Cossidge L. J. Dickinson Iowa Gilbert N. Haugen

Hydraulics text coauthored by Dawson at Minnesota

A university engineering expert, Dawson, is named coauthor of a new hydraulics reference text with Schoder of Cornell. The book, Hydraulics, is published by McGraw Hill. The article notes Dawson also serves as adviser to University men.

University School of Engineering McGraw Hill Payneduly Schoder Dawson Zuother EK. Schoder Cornell

Simembers host husband picnic at L I club

The simembers will entertain their husbands at the home of the L I club with a picnic for Thursday evening. Miss Helen Winrstad plans to host at her home this evening. Mr. and Mrs Meleia Murray announce the birth of a daughter Opal May yesterday. C G Parkins hosted a family dinner in honor of Irene Perkins visiting from Greensboro.

L. 1. Club Charles Wheddin Helen Winrstad Club Meleia Murray Mississippi Maine C.G. Parkins Irene Perkins Greensboro Los Alipelos Cal San Francisco Yellowstore Park Salt, Lakeith Chivas

Personal notices of family visits and travels

Mrs. Robert Pugh and son Robert Jr return tonight after a week in Maysville with relatives. Lowell Leaverton and Albert Pardee, University of Michigan engineering grads, head to Pittsburgh to join Westinghouse Electric. Frank Seymour, another graduate, plans a road trip. Mr and Mrs W Jackson and Mrs Carl Vert stay at Perry Wolf's home Saturday night and Sunday.

Robert] Pugh Robert, Jr Maysville Wilhi Lowell Leaverton Alpert Pardee University Pittsburgh Penn Westinghouse Electric Company Frank Seymour St. Louis W . Jackson Arl Perry Wolf

Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area

Notices list several local deaths and funeral plans. Mrs L S Perkins formerly of Lawrence dies in Chen. Henry Harmon 80 dies at local hospital with services at Rumsey Funeral Home and burial at Oak Hill. John Wester aley 67 dies at home with services and Oak Hill burial. Mary Fi Bailey and Sarah Caroline Rhodes among survivors. Rhodes death at daughter's home. multiple daughters and sons named with postings for services and burials in Lawrence area.

Henry J. Harmon Henry TD. Harmon Rumsey W. T. Smith Oak Hill Cemetery Harmon Washington Post John W John Wester Aley Illinois Street Charles Thomas Mt. Mary Fi. Bailey Bt Bailey Lahorence FL Bailey Desart

Conviction of Sin Emphasized in Union Sunday Service

The Rev. William H. Butler spoke at Union Sunday service on what one must do to be saved. He warned against modern indifference to sin, urged acknowledgment and repentance, and linked personal salvation to social renewal. Ednah Hopkins, Hazel Lynn, and Evelyn Swarthout performed music.

William H. Butler First Presbyterian Church Union Sundex Butler Jesus Hutler Ual Leclaret Buteler Christ Fim Sit Faul Fiss Ednah Hopkins Sis Hazel Lynn Evelyn Swarthout Sagal

Adams Fathers Presidency Sets Family Lineage Tradition

Adam John Quincy Adams became the first in U S history to keep the presidency as a family tradition. Born July 11 1767 in Quincy Massachusetts he grew amid diplomats and statesmen and later held roles including secretary to diplomatic representatives to Russia and France senator and minister to Russia. He died February 23 1848 after a paralytic stroke while in Congress.Wednesday funeral details and a well baby clinic are listed for the community.

Adam John Quincy Adams Adams Quincey Mays John’ Adams Republic Fussia France United States Senate Washington

Daily Radio Program Highlights By Station Listings

A compiled list of Tuesday July 12 radio features across many stations from WEAF to AR. Includes dinner programs, orchestras, dance features, and hour by hour schedules with mentions of Detroit Symphony, Ambassador Orchestra, Cavalcade, Red Apple Club, and various regional stations.

WEAF Eversady Jour Stromberg-Carlson Heary Detroit Symphony Red Apple Club WTAM Ust WRG Atlantic Crry Ocamhunter Addon Trin Ambassador Orchestra Marcelo Dun WRAL Baltimore Wiral Ponsmentalte Ity Park Ston Udic Dparks Bie Brauver Dantemaaic Bathy Orchestra New Buffalo Theatre WGY Formica Orchestra WSAL Cincinnati Studio Muaisl Wsait Musicale Clearwater Shate Willard Carahers Ted Ce LAND Sewers Pinner Linner WEA WCX WJR Detroit Tilfill WIZ WGHP TROIT Detroit Phony Orchestra Ee Hartford Fgaturen Atlanta Chicago Shilin WMA Gan Kid Orchesteaa Lecsure Coca Cilla MLS Arenue Orchestre 12 GWG Ps Pirlar Caya Hicagol Aa Eacom Wgn-Wlib Vinner Ouusic Henry Allas Son Ranforth Su Davenpoh Wear Denvers Atabice Ansas Cifry Lair Lincoln WRAF Dinser Corcers

Pleasant Life Aboard Ship In Navy Cruise

A fragment from a naval letter describes a voyage from Annapolis to San Francisco aboard a ship bound for San Diego. The writer notes daily routines, movies, athletics, and social events, with midshipmen enjoying flight previews at North Island and a strong navy life culture. The piece also reports local notices and daily life back home in Kaw Valley, including a divorce filing and community updates.

Ane Drew Jackson Thomas San Wingo San Francisco Annapolis San Diego Pacific Navy Marine Base Naval Air Base North Island Frisco Justi

Local families visit and travel notices in Kaw Valley

Oskaloosa resident Jon Smith and son joined by Guy Smith and sons from Riverside Calif visited J. Cy Stinder in Kaw Valley. Guy Smith’s caravan plans an overland trip from California stopping to see relatives. Caroline Perkins aided Farmland district census. Lawrence residents and Kansas City visitors frequent the area with Sunday calls and visits. Grant Risley builds a new barn after a recent fire. Camp Fire Girls event attended near Eudora. Multiple Kansas and Lawrence locals share weekend visits and intercity travel.

Jon Smith Oskaloosa Guy Smith George Newton Lawrence BE. S. “Eastman G. M. Kirby Lawreerice Ralph Davis Wat Perkins C. E. Cline Kansas City Otto Altenberna Conrad Altenbernd Grant Risley Garnette Hggues Eudora Frank Jones R. K. ‘Nicholson J.C. Saunders

Social notes from Blue Mound and nearby towns

Mr and Mrs Jack Hotke of Lawrence and two friends visited the Smonts home Tuesday evening. Sunday morning visitors included Ed Harivex Tuttle Bros Bert Harbot Henry Carlton Will Bochle and A Welch. Topeka visitors called on their father Sunday evening. Marguerite Smith is home from an extended visit in Kansas. Mrs Mars McClintock and husband had Sunday dinner with Will Walker and toured the wheat combine on Will Meairs farm. Sunday dinner guests at the Train home included Mrs Daymain and Josephine and her Lawrence friends. Mr and Mrs Grey and daughter Evelyn of Kansas City spent Sunday and Monday with Frank Smith. Sunday afternoon visitors at the Smonts home were Mr and Mrs of Lawrence and Dana Dans. Reed of Kansas City, Heys A Ramsey of Kansas City and Mrs Mary Melock over the holidays. Mrs Lindebaker and daughter of Lawrence were Sunday evening visitors at the Bochlé home. Anna Schutz was a Wednesday evening visitor. Mr and Mrs Garhutt and honeyish visited the Shind home for dinner. Mr and Mrs 5 IRS Allan were Lawrence callers Tuesday. Earnest Brown and seven friends from Kansas City camped at the Wakarusa banks from Saturday to Monday afternoon enjoying fishing and a good time.

Migs Wesley Davault Claude Davault Glenvens Ahelphe Sag Ki Nnoria Emporia Grande Davault i Wellsville Kan Roy Waldron Lawrence Li. Hansen Vinland Ferm Bureau Elizabeth i Lel Crile Law Paim Gini Randel Eusarg Jesse Eoety Lem Sturdy Ene Glaudd Davan T. P. Stevens Corel Mildred Saunders Phil Saunders Telithal Newton Low Westheiler Miss Newton Carl Johanning Wey Ott Alta Beyind Evervorg W.M. Dahunning Helen Carl Carl Schwarg Otto Allenbernd Conrad Elvin Cecile Mitchell Chester Mitchell Jahpry Mitchell Carl Mitchell Guy Bigsby Doa Westcheller Josephine Gilmore Wydia Hughes Gilmore George White Memorial Hospital Kaw Walier John Ott Jr Ethelbert Emerson iKatheryn Hye Alis Ott Laura Aleda Perkins Carl Perkins Jr el. Wilson Tred Altenbernd Sabin Minn Carl Capp Bowm George Dunkley Doris R.J. Ogden J. Perkin Bert Henrietta Schubert Dora G. Hugh Tarbiine Perkins Topeka Jas Doris Davis Liutra Alieda Perkins Margaret Roberta Ogden Myre John Moody Elmer Campbell Arthur Campbell Kansas City Wm. Oni Kaw Vale Poultry Association Champhér ‘of Commerce Elizabeth Goof Lrence Dorid Wr. OU Arthur Arden, Myenich Floyd Lewee Eal RB. i. Nicholson Kaw Valley Don .Westheff Jack Hotke Smonts Frank Smith Ed Harivex Tuttle Bros Bert’ Harbot Henry Carlton Will Bochle A. Welch Henry Carsonis Topeka Marguerite Smith Kansas Mars McClintock Will Walker Will Meairs Honevish

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