Bank Robberies Atcentle Waryl North Midwest Debate
Editorial notes a spike in bank robberies across Wisconsin Minnesota the Dakotas and northwest Iowa. It echoes a Minneapolis Tribune claim that a trans Atlantic flyer seems safer than a small town banker as it contrasts pioneer risks with present dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central States
Minneapolis Tribune
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Iowa
Sinclair Lewis
Tribune
Northwest
Immense crowd hears music as South Park reopens debate
An enthusiastic audience gathered in South Park last evening to enjoy the program. The crowd affirmed the park’s reopening and the public’s pride in the park, while noting ongoing work at Bismarck Grove and city enforcement concerns over park trespass and animal nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Bismarck Grove
Bismarck
Ublic
Sheldon
Ir. Fisher
George Bew
Travel notes and departures from Portland area
Twenty five years ago on a Friday in July, residents planned trips to Portland Oregon and California points. Mr. Paul Landis returns from Amarillo Texas after six weeks away. Mrs W M Meairs and Miss Nellie Ulrich depart tonight for Colorado Springs. Movden uw includes Bee Mies 2 and L aggard ichits. Miss Barteldes Artina and Barteldes will leave Friday for California, with Mr Maggard joining them there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts. Phuraday
Barteldes
California
Mr. Maggard
Local Death and Moves Reported in City Notes
Mrs Geo Ford died at her Rhode Island street home in the early hour. Mr Jacop Rush, recently ill, showed slight improvement. Mrs A K Lohman and daughter Miss Josephine depart for Chicago and Indiana. Dr and Mrs J R Bechtel moved into the Ross home at 620 Louisiana. The city ferry built last summer was taken to Lake View by two gasoline punts for Gus Srune to work along the river bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ford
Rhode Island Street
Jacop Rush
A. K. Lohman
Lake View
Gus Srune
Ten Years Ago Highlights From Lawrence News
This item recalls events from July 24 including a bicycle accident on Massachusetts street injuring Richard Anderson, a Holliday family trip to Oklahoma and Arkansas, a Sutton family move to Colorado Springs, a Gragg picnic near Lawrence with several guests, Prof. John Hess returning from Hayden Indiana to teach summer school, and George E. Smith selling a Vinland farm to Robert Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Holliday
T Hs
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Richard Anderson
C. E. “Anderson
Massachusetts Street
Charles Sutton
Colorado Springs
B. H. Gragg
Lawrence
J. H.mitchell
E. F. Caldwell
H. W. Hutchinson
H. T. Randle
Margaret Mitchell
Elizabeth Plank
F. S. Butcher
Margaret Butcher
John Hess
Hayden
Indiana
Mrs. Hess
Birth Marks and Moles in Medical Perspective
The article explains birth marks are developmental defects not caused by external pregnancy influences. It notes moles are present at birth or appear later, vary in size shape and color, and advises early removal if disfiguring. It warns about cancer risk in changing or irritated moles and cautions against home surgery for cosmetic reasons.
Juvenile trial over Fox death yields to boys’ commitment
Coffeyville and nearby towns report that Coffeyville Carlysle Cullison and Tessaac Cullison, both youths, were ordered committed to the boys' industrial school in Topeka after repudiating a confession in the stoning death of Donald Fox aged 8. The hearing was conducted by juvenile judge Bruce Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Coffeyville
Carlysle Cullison
Tessaac Cullison
Donald Fox
Topeka
Bruce Miles
Fox
Sunda
Wichitta
Wattswood
Anthony
Wichita
Wandell Houser
Captain Wandering Sparks Attraction With Dagger Marley
Captain Wandering, a young flying ace, befriends Dagger Marley at a Texas ranch camp. He shows off stunt flying and invites her to watch and learn as America warps into action. Dagger, while drawn to his danger and charm, plans to seize moments before family concerns rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Howerd
Dagger Marley
Texas
Ward
Jim Marley
Dagger
Dick Welling
Welling
Howard
Dan
France
San Antonio
America
John Wandering
Miss Marley
Willie
Saltoun
Marley
Blaine Howard
Blaine
Pye
War Department
Sam
Yandering
Kelly
Vaneerling
Little Black Clock Explores Deep Ocean Submarine
A narrator recounts a voyage in a deep sea submarine named the Little Black Clock. The craft descends into utter darkness guided by a powerful nose light while the crew and creatures of the deep reveal eerie beauty and strange life forms lighting the ocean depths.
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John
Stilmons
Dack Sox
Evangeline Country and Flood Relief in Louisiana Visit
The correspondent travels the Bayou Teche region visiting Evangeline country and observing the flood threat along the Mississippi. He notes the Flood Committee’s aim to save productive land with just compensation, and remarks on local scenery, moss-draped oaks, cotton and sugar cane, and the increasing influx of northern settlers. He also mentions encounters with visitors from Pittsburg, Iowa, and Kansas City.
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Alexandria
Bayou Teche
Louis Aceneaux
Exameline Labiche
Gabriel
Evangeline
Longfellow
Atchan
Mississippi
Louisiana
United States
South
Pittsburg
Kansas
Iowa
Kansas City
Overnight News Roundup From Multiple Cities
Overnight notes report no Americans killed in an earthquake in Naples and an affidavit accusing Gerald E. Buckly, a radio announcer, of extortion in Detroit. Major Eckerson injured in a cross continental flight crash near Butte. Madden killed in a 5000 foot plane fall near Indianapolis. Louisiana population rises 16.7 percent to 2 098 876. LondonCommons passes second reading of naval treaty bill. An unnamed woman in France is arrested for shooting the wife of Dr. Gastaud in Paris.
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Washington
Gerant
Naples
Detroit
Gerald E. Buckly
Butte
Mont
Gilbert H. Eckerson
Indianapolis
Theodore B Madden
Chicago
Coachine
Washinhouse
Farm Board
Legge
Orleans
Louisiana
London
House of Commons
Laryloroi
France
Paul Gastaud
Paris
Flashes of Life Briefs from Across the Nation
A mixed set of reports covers youths in navy-like uniforms in New York offices, a Jersey City deckhand who built wealth then lost it, and alimony reductions for John E. van Wie while his net worth fell from 1.13 million to about 145 thousand. Paris fashion notes predict longer skirts. Nelson Eddy shifts from plumber’s helper to recognized singer, and a WWI battle cruiser Hitori Geraayla is being salvaged after sinking twice. Wakefield bricks are hand made for a purpose, and Albert Einstein and Mme Curie discuss League of Nations cooperation without a stenographic record.
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Associated Press
New York
Sam Browne
Wetssenger
Jersey City
Wall Street
John E. van Wie
Nelson Eddy
Hay
Lewissohn Stadium
Pollhermogic Orchestra
Scinn Flow
Wakefield
Washington
Albert Einstein
Mme. Curie
League of Nations
Locals Attend Threshers and Socials Across Area
Otto Abel and two daughters visited Homewood Sunday guests of George Abel. Numerous neighbors stopped by including Alvena Strobel Marie Knake Ella Wildman and many Neis families. Threshing finished after two hot weeks with a schoolhouse ice cream gathering and cake. Mrs Ethel Kelly and others joined threshers cooking duties at several farms.
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Otto Abel
Minnie
Alva Ruth
Homewood
George Abel
Alvena Strobel
Marie Knake
Ella Wildman
Geo. Kaegi
Robert Reusch
Wayne
Delbert
John Edelbrock
Wichita
Furly
Augusta
Memorial Hospital
Ben Neis
Giedon Neis
Floyd Broer
Kaythleen All
Weaver
al Neis
Wellsville
James Kraybill
Arleen
Topeka
Martin Abel
Belleview
Am Neis
Hesper
Ake Strobel
Will Koehler
Dan Neis
Fred Neis
Elmer Kurtz
Paul Frazler
Walter Parker
Carl Mitchell
Ruby Jean
Virginia
Pete Edelbrook
Wm. Spitzli
Otto Spitzli
Norwich
Edward Messmer
Leslie Kindred
Joe Stroof
Pleasant Grove
Mary Reed
Fall Twaf
Fred Sieweke
Philip Brecheisen
Bell Rohe
Clearfield
Mr. Rohe
Cyril
Leonard Bagby
KR. L. Bagby
Pete Edelbrock
Chas. Kurtz
Chas
Martz
Chris Neuffle
Ollie
Ora
Robert Reyseh
Lea Hart
Chanute
Frank Schuster
Fall Leaf social notes and harvest update in Fall Leaf
Community members gather for visits and meals as potato fields in Weaver bottoms yield a good crop though prices lag. Local figures and families from Leavenworth to Kansas City are listed visiting, teaching, traveling, and attending church and social events over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Croskey
Victor
Arthur Christian
Kansas City
Bay Longacre
Weaver Bottoms
Gallmore
Weaver
William Mayhugh
Earnest Gray
Fall Leaf
Leavenworth County
Don Daniels
Skitook
Ohio
Fred Reetz
Eliza Daniels
Reetz
Violet James
Frank Kirkman
Katherine Reetz
Sieweke
Theodore Hack
Lawrence
William Reetz
Edmund Koerner
Evangelical Training School
Newton
Kan
Ben Hird’s
Williamstown
Ralston
Leavenworth
Henry Luckan
Minchie -Lickan
Jim, Pritchard
Wilma
Longacre hel Mrs. Alice Wal ponkeer for theeakers Thursday
The text reports events about Longacre assisting Mrs. Alice Wal ponkeer for Thursday speakers though the fragment is garbled and unclear. It also mentions economic moves by England and soil erosion data from Hays Kansas along with stray notes on folklore phonograph discs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longacre
Alice Walponkeer
Gly-Cas touted for stomach trouble and rheumatism relief
Mrs. Strong of Lawrence Kansas reports Gly-Cas eased years of stomach gas and constipation and relieved rheumatism and nervousness. She says she can sleep well and feels like a new person after using Gly-Cas, which is sold at Round Corner Drug and other local pharmacies.
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Strong
Evry
Mrs. Strong
Lawrence
Round Corner Drug Store
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Moscow
Russia
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Rhineland
Coblenz
Mnen
Uncle Sam
Awa MN
Emma
Publishers Syndicate
al Green
Solon O. Thacher
James H. Lane
Kansas News
Dager
Captain Vaneering
Dageer
Ria
Capsright
Duffield and Company
Captain Waneering
Will Gagger
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Mary Graham Bonner
Congressional
The
Evening Star
England
New-York
Bank of England
Sail
P. AP
Onsaris
Staenta
Ash Street
Lawrence National Bank
Shimmons Bros
Mase
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