Church and State in Crime Prevention Debate
A speaker argues that crime is a social problem requiring church led reform. He urges church influence to foster law observance, home stability, and moral ethics as roots of crime reduction. Cites Chicago crime severity and calls for collaboration with officials, judges, and law officers to strengthen enforcement through virtue.
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Cing
Golonel
Henry Barrett Chamberlain
Cabriel Charmberlam
Chicago
Northwestern University
iKickhayn
Scanlan
Cook County
iGietora
Pinchot ‘Ofennsylvania
Carnival Opens Here With Major Show Company
The J George Loos Carnival, a large touring outfit, arrived in Lawrence yesterday and will open today under the auspices of the local American Legion. Proceeds from the event will fund the building of a new Legion home in the 609 block on Vermont Street. The company features severe riding devices and fourteen shows for fairgoers.
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Vermont Street
Carnival Company
Raid at Crap Game Leads to 9 Fines in Police Court
Sunday morning gambling raid near E T restaurant ends with nine North Lawrence men fined ten dollars each before Judge Stewart. Officers helped break up the lively craps game using a little and a pair of dice. Names include L M Dickerson R B Metcalf George Henry E Jones Clarence Coffman J A McGlaskey W J Watts RD Karrl F DeGilley.
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North Lawrence
E.T
Stewart
L. M. Dickerson
R. EB. Metcalf
George Henry
Cafe changes hands as Harvey Black buys Oread cafe
Harvey M. Black of Kansas City Kansas has purchased the Oread cafe at 1241 Oread avenue from C B Fortune. The cafe known as Brick's will be turned over to the new owner within days and opened for service early in September. Black, a former University of Kansas student in 1923 and a Sigma Alpha Epsilon member, plans only minor changes to the building. Fortune has not announced his future plans.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Fortune
County Garage Construction Begun in 700 Block Connecticut
Construction started this morning on a new county garage in the 700 block of Connecticut Street to house heavy road trucks. The building will have an asbestos roof, be slightly larger than the nearby courthouse east garage, and replace the county’s frame barns.
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Connecticut
Women oppose Chicago Rodeo in Illinois stance
Mrs. George Thomas, Palmer, president of the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs, urged women to boycott the Chicago Rodeo and similar entertainments. She argued rodeos are brutal exhibitions against animals, echoing criticism of bullfights abroad and calling for standards against unnecessary cruelty.
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Springfield
Taly
George Thomas
Palmer
Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs
Chicago
Paligner
Minos
Spain
Mexico
Illinois
Chicago Rodeo Association Denies Cruelty Claims
The Chicago Association of Commerce states that weeks of misleading circulars have circulated about rodeo contests. They note bets and anonymous letters, urging support for unfounded charges. The upcoming rodeo runs August 15 to 23 at Grant Park Stadium, Austin, Texas.
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Chicago
Chicago ‘Association of Commerce
Commerce
Tex ‘Austin
Angus
Grant Park
Peple
unclear excerpt on animal cruelty in rodeo rules
The fragment discusses penalties and rules for cruelty to animals in rodeos. It mentions torture devices on steeds and horses and the use of burning liquids, with references to penalties and disqualification. The text is fragmented and lacks full context or clear events.
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Chicago
Death of William Jennings Bryan recalled in 1896 scare
The article reflects on Bryan's death linked to a 1896 scare after a near choking incident requiring surgeons. It cites a March conversation predicting an early end to another presidential campaign and notes theaters in New York removing satirical scenes about Bryan in memory of his role in the Scopes trial.
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Cosconut Grove
Mr. Bryan
Raptev N.G
Bryan
United States
Yng
Fairbairn
New York
Associated: Press
Peete
William Jennings Bryan
Deaths and Funerals Chronicles Lawrence News
Laurits Jensen aged 6 died at home on Connecticut Street. funeral from home earlier. Minnie McLaughlin buried at Oak Hill. service read at grave in Pawhuska. Julia Antony 83, and Lena B. Walter buried at Oak Hill. Gladys Bulis Hyatt, 25, died after two weeks illness. Igorots Go Magiemen firing record noted for Philippine Scouts.
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Laurits ‘Jensen
Laurits Jensen
Connecticut St
C. A. Richard
Buriel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Minnie McLaughlin
Minnie Hubner McLaughlin
Pawhuska
Okla
Charles S. McDonald
Charles S.m¢Donald
Harry Bergum
Minneapolis
Minn
Lawrence
Paul Hubner
Newton
Kansas
Frank Hubner
Tapeke
Will Hubner
Dodge City
Fred Hubner
McLaughlin
MacDonald
Burgum
Germany
America
Wangas
Business” College
Harry McLaughlin
University of Kansas
Arkansas City
Harry, Jr
Jacksonville
Florida
Paul
Louise
Mia
Julia Antony
Vermont Street
Eudora Cemetery
Gladys ‘Bulis
F. L
E.R. Bulis
Oklahoma City
Ila
45Th Infantry
Philippine’ Scouts
Vince
Hay
Wheat market up to farmer to meet competition
Manhattan July 27. Kansas State Agricultural College specialist B A Stokdyk says the wheat market is a hard fact the farmer must meet. He notes returns improve with higher bushels per acre and stresses watching foreign competition, seasonal market swings, and grain quality factors like test weight dockage rust and insect damage.
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Manhattan
Kan
Juhe
B. A.stokdyk
Kansas State Agricultural College
Mc Stokdyk
Alaska
Kansas
Canada
Groiver
Stokdyk
Rotary luncheon hears camp reports and plans
H Hanna told of Rotary Camp south east of Lawrence and the return of girls from last week’s camp. Jack St Clair and volunteers will bring in used tents. W C Simons spoke on the New York meeting and the value of courtesy in making friends in Lawrence. Weather and vacations kept attendance light.
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H. J.hanna
Rotary Club
Weidémann’s
Hanna
Lawrence
Jack St. Clair
Plunteer
Rotary
New York City
Cleveland
Reckless Driving Arrest of Buck Bradley in Kansas
Buck Bradley of Newman Kansas was arrested yesterday afternoon on the west fort to fort highway after a county motorcycle officer observed a touring car weaving across the slab. Bradley allegedly drove with one arm around a girl and had six to seven passengers aboard. He was jailed on a charge of reckless driving and paid a fine of 8 dollars 50 cents plus costs.
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Buck” Bradley
New ‘Man
Kansas
Fort-To-Fort
Aris
Bradley
Lawrence Sunday Schools Report Totals and Attendance
The Lawrence Council of Religious Education reports last Sunday's Sunday schools with 664 children 383 youth 87 students and 656 adults totaling 1788 white attenders 148 colored children and youth 44 colored adults 187 grand total. Top ten schools include First Methodist First Christian First Pastel Cong Gregg West Side Presbyterian and North Side Christian with Ninth Side Baptist tied for ninth. Adult classes show Christian mixed 35 Methodist women 22 Methodist women 19 Christian men 11 First Presbyterian women 18 Methodist men 17 Christian women 15 Baptist men 15 Christian women 13 Baptist mixed 12 and Methodist men.
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Lawrence
Fae North
West Side Presbyterian
First Presbyterian
Death of Mrs Lena Walters Envokes Local Sympathy
Mrs Lena Walters wife of Albert C Walters dies after appendicitis operation. Lifelong Douglas county resident from Deer Creek to Lawrence area, mother of six with children August Bert Minnie Theodore Ethel and Fred. Funeral at home ten miles west of Lawrence conducted by Rev Langholtz and Rev H Reeder. Interment Oaks Hill cemetery.
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Lena Walters
Albert ©. Walters
Walters
Lutheran Church
Deer Creek
Lawrence
Lena Wulfikuhle
August Wulfkuhle
Germany
America
Pennsylvania
Kanpea
Douglas County
Albert C. Walters
Old Home Place
August Walters
Kanwaka
Bert Walters
Lecompton
Minnie Fitzpatrick
Theodore Walters
Personal notices from Kansas City visitors and travels
Mrs. B. J. Dalton of Kansas City visits son W. B. Dalton and family. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Simons of Kansas City spend Sunday with W. C. Simons. Miss Ruth Wilson and Miss Marcella Marawetz return from a two week trip through Wyoming Colorado and Montana. Francis Morawetz returns from Green Mountain Falls after two weeks. Ross Taylor returns from Las Vegas New Mexico to visit parents. Mrs. R. P. Welborn and Miss Carolee Smart go to Dunlap for a week visiting friends with Mrs. Welborn chaperoning a camping party.
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B. J. Dalton
Kansas City
W. B. Dalton
L. A. Simons
W. C. Simons
Ruth Wilson
Marcella Marawetz
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Francis. Morawets
Green Mountain Falls
Ross Taylor
Las Vegas
N. M
R. P. Welborn
Carolee Smart
Dunlap
Grand Lodge Sessions Reported From Lawrence
Grand Lodge Co H Kuntze of Lawrence is grand president of the F G I B grand lodge which held a three day session in opera last week. The next meeting will be in Leavenworth Wednesday in July. A London scientist says married men live longer than bachelors but spinsters live longer than married women.
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Grand Lodge Co
H. Kuntze
Lawrence
F. G. I. B. Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge
Leavenworth Tee
London
McCoy's Liver-Oil Tablets Promise Faster Gain in Weight
A vintage ad urges parents to feed their underweight child with McCoy's Coo Liver Oil Compound Tablets. It touts vitamin-rich formula as a pleasant alternative to oily tonics, claiming rapid flesh and health gains with 60 tablets priced at 60 cents.
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McCap
Garner Drug Co
Fiy
McCoy
Glory of the Church sermon and service notes
First Evangelical Church hosts a gospel tent sermon by Dave Hill on John 17 22 stressing unity in the church and divine love. First Christian Church hours feature a musical trio and intercessory prayer theme, with worship plans and preacher rotations outlined for coming Sundays.
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First Evangelical Church
Dave Hill
Jésus Christ
Hunt
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Dav Hill
First Christian Church
Green
Ardrey
Ruth Ellis
Son- Ata
Earth
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Lena B. Walter
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Williams
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World’ Wide Guild
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Northern Baptist Convention
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