World Company WLC notices and republication policy
The fragment outlines company details with addresses in Las Zice and Chicago, and lists representatives in New York and Hartford. It notes Associated Press affiliation, rights for republication of dispatches, and Bureau notices. It also includes a message about delivery issues and a help line.
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Detce
Massachusetts Street
Las Zice
Gansss
Chicago
A. R. Keat
Hartford
New York
Franklin Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
AUBIT
Cin
Prolific June 2 1924 notes mix religion politics sports
A June 2 1924 newspaper page blends Proverbs quotes with political conjecture on the Democratic convention, likening candidates to Ralston Copeland Bryan McAdoo and Smith. It also reports the Arizona Indian Pollinghonawa winning a 10,000 meter Olympic tryout, a Chicago criminology case of two wealthy students kidnapped, and Kansas potato outreach by Agricultural College professors. The piece touches Evelyn Nesbit rejecting $10 a day settlement with Harry Thaw, Kansas City land notes, Shriners on the beach, and a looming adjournment of events amid various local interests.
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Evelyn Nesbit
Harry Thaw
Ambitious Victims Seek Steam to Make the Grade
A fragment notes that ambitious victims will gain sufficient head of steam to succeed. It adds guidance that there is a fair and pleasing country to enjoy once the Alps are crossed. The text hints at travel or ascent as a metaphor for achievement.
Painleve Profile: A French Statesman and Aviaton Pioneer
M Paul Painleve, a scholar turned public leader, rose from artisan roots to professor at Lille and the Sorbonne. He shaped France’s aviation science, served as War Minister during WWI, and later became Premier, renowned as a powerful orator guiding public opinion.
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M. Paul Painleve
Fman
Prem
Chamber of Deputies
Lille
Sorbonne
France
Painleve
Thomas Hardy’s Birthday Noted In Nation’s Life
A miscellany notes events today including Thomas Hardy’s birthday as England’s leading novelist, Newfoundland holding a general election, the unveiling of Confederate leaders on Stone Mountain, a women’s convention in Los Angeles, an Iowa primary, and a Cleveland convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers addressing a financial program.
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Thomas Hardy
England
Newfoundland
Stonewall Jackson
Jefferson Davis
Stone Mountain
Georgia
Los ‘Angeles
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Iowa
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Bathymetric Charts Boost Southern California Fishing
Los Angeles June 2 Associated Press says new navy bathymetric charts show where fish schools lie, revolutionizing the industry says C. S. Sauder deputy fish and game commissioner. Charts map from San Francisco to Point L Descanso below San Diego, 100 miles offshore, covering about 34 000 square miles aiding big catches off the coast.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Hydrographic Office of
United States Navy
C. S. Bauder
Fish and Game
California
Sauder
San Francisco
Point Descanso
San Diego
Pettige Split by Price Line Belfast
The British and Free State budgets create a split on the Ulster border with Pettige village in Donegal straddling both zones. Stamps tea cocoa and mineral waters cost less on the British side while England residents face lower income tax.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Free State
Ulster
Donegal
Northern Territory
England
Dawes and Revere: The Silent Midnights in History
The piece contrasts Paul Revere’s fame with William Dawes Jr. who rode to warn Middlesex farmers in 1775. It notes Dawes’ obscurity in history despite the similar midnight ride, and argues advertising value in naming and memory.
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Paul ‘Revere
Longfellow
William Dawes, Jr
Paul
Exiled Caliph Awaits Moslem World Proposals
Abdul Mejid, exiled Caliph in Territet Switzerland, waits for concrete proposals from Muslim communities. Turkish circles doubt any plan to crown a Caliph in each region, while Egyptian ulema favor retaining the Caliphate. Indian and Persian reactions are awaited as Moslem world solidarity is shown in support despite financial concerns.
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Territet
Switzerland
Associated Press
Abdul-Mejid
Hussein
Hedjuz
Caliphate
Persia
Angola
Ae Ss
Depositon
Boe
Church Anniversary Plans Highlight Snyder Memorial Service
The Snyder Memorial Church outlines plans for its fortieth anniversary celebration with a 7:15 reception on June 19, a program featuring city ministers, church history, tableaux, pageants, and a big Sunday program on June 22 led by CG L Milton. The church seeks old Bibles for reading and photos for a gallery, plus a noon basket dinner and a union service in the evening.
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Jqgus
CG. L. Milton
First Christian Church
Milwaukee
Wis
Ree Christian Church
Lawréince
St.Louis
Attendance at Lawrence Sunday schools tops two thousand
Lawrence Council of Religious Education reports total white attendance of 2 305 across age groups, plus 149 colored attendees, with ten churches leading enrollment headed by First Methodist, First Christian, Congregational, and others. Vacation Bible school plans are progressing, opening Wednesday June 15 at 9 30.
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Lawrence
First Methodist
First Christian
Congregational
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Second Presbyterian
United Brethren
Centenary Methodist
Christian
Lutheran
Ninth Street
Baptist
School Appeal Encourages Parental Involvement
A local school appeals for active parent participation to ensure students attend and benefit from the new term. The effort emphasizes parental support and engagement in the school’s initiatives.
Baldwin News notices and visitors ahead of Commencement
Miss Jessie Claflin of Carthage entertains for commencement as Miss Floella Farley arrives from Siloam Springs to graduate with the senior class next Monday. Rev Zedediah Wright, his sister Miss Fay Van Valkenburg and others visit Baldwin while Miss Dillon returns from Norton for treatment. The Baker male quartet plans performances in Emporia for endowment funds as road work and summer teaching assignments proceed.
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Jessie Claflin
Carthage
Helen and
Maud Butell
Floella Farley
Siloamprings
Farley
Alpha Chi Omega House
Rosa ‘Kornbrodt
Kansas City
Wil
Zedediah Wright
Quayle Methodist Church
Baldwin
Orange Street
Y. W
Y. M. ‘Christian
College Chapel
Mary Alder
Lester Morris
Evelyn Brown
Edith Pezoldt
Miles Stotts
Murray Burkland
Cambridge
Mass
Murray Scott
Burkland
Mary Scott
J. G. Johnson
Oskalonsa
David Aherns
Grand Army
Emporia
James H. Gander
Emma Kalb
Matilda Robinson
Mise Elise Hardin
Eldorado
Frank
Hardin
Otto H'Gosch
Webb City
Charles Gosch
Awrence
Edge
Wellsville
Ottawa
Baldwin Lodge
Mulvane Hal of Science
William W. ‘Neill
Wichita
Baker
Cecil Sanders
Glenn Foster
Warren Wood
Harold Sonlen
Baker Endowment
Mary Balch
Tucson
Arizona
William M. Balch
Harvard University
James. Potts
Leavenworth
Shriners
Kansas City Union Depot
Edward Hyland
Lawrence
Famed Devil's Bible of Stockholm to be photographed
Stockholm reports the Royal Library will photostat the so called Devil's Bible, a legendary giant book captured during Sweden's 1643 conquest. Written about 860 years ago, its pages are richly illuminated with gold and color and bound in silver and purple parchment. It was once presented to Queen Christina alongside the Silver Bible, the Gothic Codex Argenteus, now at Upsala University.
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United Brethren Church
Snyder Memorial Church
Clark
Jesus
Peter
Hell
First Presbyterian
F. A. Wilber
Columbus
Ohio
Westminster Hall
University
George Innes
Dr. Wilber
Chicago
University of Kansas
Apostle Paul
Christ
Bleck
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Grand Rapid
Mich
Stockholm
Royal Library
Associated Press
Royal Library of
Pregué
Sweden
Kristina
Gustaves Adolphus
Ulfilas
Upsala University
Seden
210 Mile Steel Tube Pipeline Planned Across Gulf Region
Kirbyville Texas June 2 The Associated Press reports a continuous steel tube 210 miles long with no couplings will be laid this summer between Texas Louisiana gas fields near Shreveport Louisiana and Beaumont Texas. The 16 inch diameter line will cross rivers creeks and run underground through four counties to supply natural gas to meat. Oxy acetylene welding will seal joints replacing screw couplings reducing maintenance and gas leakage concerns.
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Kirbyville
Texas
Associated Ess
Texas-Louisiana Natural Gas
Shreveport
Beaumont
Portugal to Be at Paris Olympics From Lisbon Report
Lisbon June 2. Portugal will send a small but highly selected team to Paris Olympic games. Government funds plus private donations support training. Fencing leads hopes with swimming rowing wrestling discus throwing and weight lifting also represented. Four rifle team members chosen from strong marksmen.
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Lisbon
Associated Press
Portugal
Paris
Miss Carrie Mortfoort Home on Vacation in Twin Mound
Twin Mound notes Miss Carrie Mortfoort is home for several months. Local residents Mildred Nellie and Hazel Fogerty visited Mrs. Harry Fultz in Richland. A Sunday Sabbath crowd attended Sunday school with eleven in the banner class. Several locals joined an airplane demonstration trip to Lawrence. Attendees include Thurber, Rukes, Simon, Gibler, and the Bain and Moore families among others.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
A. G. Mitchell
Ini
H. H. Lance
Department of Zoology
Lawrence
Lucy Riggs
South West
Church School
Congregational Churches
Mid-West
Pacific Coast
Eusden
Kansas
Carrie Mortfoort
Mildred
Nellie
Hazel Fogerty
Harry Fultz
Richland
Hazel
Myrle Sullivan
Mary Lilian Dole
Earl Harding
Topeka
George Sullivan's
Pete Reekes
Elmer Thurber
Albert Rukes
John Simon
Amelia Simon
Sarah Gibler
Joe Shermer
Elmer Moore
Leonard ‘Baine
George Simmons
Royaul Tommy Bain
Henry Moore
Philip’ Heyl
Jennie Montfoort
John Sullivan
Harry Matters
Opal Heyl
Turner
Grandma Wilson
Kansas City
Caila
Celestia
Thaddie Petefish
Real estate transfers in Lawrence Kansas historic list
A series of real estate transfers recorded in Lawrence Kansas list several deeds with prices from 1 to 17000 dollars. Names include E Herbert Dunmire Jasan Bales Floyd Wilson Walter Mills Pauline Albach John Russell W I Davis Fred Lotz and others during the period, with parcels in Babcock s and Fair Grounds additions and sections 24 12 19 and 19 12 20.
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E. Herbert Dunmire
Jasan Bales
Hosford
Lawrence
Kan
Floyd Wilson
Walter W. Mills
Fair Grounds
SW Cor
Pauline N. Albach
John B. Russell
T.s of
Babcock
Kans
Guardian
Pauline N. AL Bach
John B. Ragsell
Beg
Lot
Kansag
F. C. Hallstrom
A-G. Bank
Ae B. F. Mesenhimer
Addi
W. E. Hazen
H. W.hutenst
Bird
Rence
Kansas
West Law
Card of Thanks for Neighbors and Friends
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of our loved one. Grateful for the floral designs and thoughtful support from Mrs. Sherman and others.
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