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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1930
Page
4
The Fort Scott Tribune reflects on recent trespass debates and social tension revealing a skeptical stance toward public nuisance concerns and local responses. Community voices weigh risks, enforcement, and urban etiquette as citizens consider boundaries.
A collage of Kansas and national notes covers taxation of fraternity houses, political remarks on Benster Allen, and remarks on press independence amid alleged gangland influence. The Chanute Tribune comments on state tax policy, while Topeka and Kansas signals discuss campaign strategy and farm board issues.
A 1930 sweep of briefs notes Senate 12 hours of treaty debate in Washington. Nebraska Supreme Court rules George Norris may not run in Republican primary. Capone denies newspaper charges about murders and payroll. Whalen testifies on seized communist documents. Berlin proclaims campaign to carry out financial plans. Sidky Pasha accuses Britain of meddling in Egyptian affairs. Dublin railway strike disrupts service. Typhoon hits southern Japan and Korea causing deaths and damage.
The Congressional Flood Committee led hearings in 1927 and 1928 on flood prevention legislation known as the Reid Law. Frank R Reid of Maine chaired the House Flood Control Committee which drafted the measure after lengthy debates. The Senate held hearings and the House faced policy decisions shaping the spillway project.
A travelogue notes the Bonnet Carre Spillway and Atchafalaya floodway protecting New Orleans from a Mississippi River flood, describing levee heights and sandbag defenses. The writer recalls the January 8, 1815 battle of New Orleans, General Packingham’s death, and the Napoleon era context. It also discusses the rise of plastic surgery from wartime needs to restore appearance, tracing its ancient roots and evolution.
Carol today attends the Requiem Memorial services for King Ferdinand with Helen, marking their first joint appearance in public. Observers say the mood signals possible rapprochement and a softening of tensions following the coup that secured the throne and reshaped regional power.
Dag gar Marley a Texas rancher’s niece rescues Blaine Howard an American vagabond from insurgents. Howard a former polo star and Dick Welling clash in a tale of passion aging loyalties and hearts torn between duty marriage and desire with Dag ger seeking happiness after a dramatic kiss and painful choices.
A lively circus parade drew crowds by carriage, foot, and pony in town. Townsfolk like Miss Hattie Ogden and Miss Hat tie Perry visited home of Mr and Mrs J Whel. Townspeople enjoyed electric lights and steam calliope as Townsend offered cigars and chatter during the procession. Burglary later that Friday night robbed Mr P M Howland of cash and cigars from his supper window.
Williard Wattles an English instructor in the University engineering school receives a one year leave to pursue a doctoral degree at Princeton. The notice lists various social events and movements of local residents including a doll tea party for Marjorie Lewin and birthday gathering for John S. Woodruff.
Mary Graham Bowser tells of John and Peggy as they ride a futuristic submarine boat called the ocean bot tom submarine tractor. The craft features caterpillar wheels, a searchlight, thick glass windows and electric power. A Little Black Clock turns time forward enabling deep sea travel beyond older subs while spartan crew monitor the engine rooms and periscope view. Father Neptune rules from a cave, and war legends swirl as the voyage begins with suits and helmets to counter pressure.
Fifty years ago on Saturday July 19 Carter Brothers opened a hotel at the old Donnelly place on Rhode Island and Quincy. Lindley of North Lawrence bought the Deering drug store to consolidate it with his own, while North Lawrence struggles to sustain two outlets. An all day temperance meeting is planned for Friday July 30 featuring T. D. Thacher J. Will James Green and French hi as speakers with the Bark er band.
Twenty five years ago this week families prepared summer plans. Rev S S Klyne and kin set to vacation in Minnesota for a month while Neil Donnelly and Miss Jenny Donnelly bought a Kansas City home at 8226 Broadway Avenue and will relocate from Lawrence to Kan sas City where Donnelly will pursue business talents. Mr and Mrs W T Carpenter planned an extended eastern trip next week.
A dated community column notes Mrs. Lon McCain recovering from illness and several residents planning travel to California Oregon Colorado and Milwaukee. Prof and Mrs Olney and Avery depart for Green Mountain Falls while Miss Claude Hanselman hosts a garden party for Miss Nellie Grant of Chicago. William and Leamer celebrate their golden wedding anniversary August 8 with invitations sent east.
A damaged note reports Miss Adda Light died in Lincoln City on a Sunday amid appendicitis. The terse item notes a medical condition and place with minimal context.
A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs ana Mee. Jes Worley remains seriously ill in a mania poisoning case. Frances Carpenter and Ruth Worley travel to Vinland to spend eight weeks with Mr George. Mrs Frank Banks returns from Chicago to visit relatives. Mrs Belle Wilmot plans a trip to Michigan. C Oeste departs for Nome Pure Coloride.
In a ceremony reflecting gratitude, Latin communities recognize General S. Simon, hailed as the George Washington of South America, for his pivotal role in emancipation efforts. The tribute underscores his leadership and enduring legacy.
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