Floods and Flight: Editorials From The Journal World
A sprawling note reviews flood control discussions led by Secretary Davis, praises progress and cautions on plan choices. It also weighs prospects of nonstop transatlantic flight improvements and defends President Coolidge’s measured response to Mississippi valley flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Chicago
Mississippi
Eage
Tol
Coolidge
Mississippi Valley
Hoover
Oklahoma outlaw Matthew Kimes may surrender under 25 year limit
The report suggests Matthew Kimes, the Oklahoma outlaw, will surrender only if a sentence of no more than twenty five years is guaranteed. The piece notes his history of escapes and long criminal record, and remarks that his pressure to quit fugitive life reflects mounting strain as officers close in.
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Associated Fun
Calvin Coolidge
Fort Seai Tribune
Kansas
Marble
Woodrow Wilson
George
Fort Scott Tribune
Wilson
Matthew Kimes
Oklahoma
Kimes
Alumni Society Plans Kansas University Meeting
The Alumni Society of the University of Kansas arranged to hold their annual meeting at the old deme of Judge Stephens on Thursday evening June 14. Regents and faculty will be present and the graduating class will be entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Palmer
D. Rahskopf
Pennsylvana Street
Alumni Society of the Unieversity of Kansas
Judge Stephens
Alex Love
Victoria
Saiscopel
Mt. Vernon
C. V. Mottram
Chicago
National Medical Association
J. D. Patterson
Kansas City
Kansas and Missouri Dental Association
E. D. Thompson
Winthrop
Louisiana
Pineapple Pioneer James Dole’s Rise to Hawaii Cannery
James C. Dole, offering 35000 for a non stop Pacific to Hawaii feat, is a New Englander who moved to Hawaii. He built a pineapple business, led to the world’s largest cannery, and expanded to own a vast pineapple empire amid Ulysses S. Grant era roots and Sanford Dole as a Hawaiian leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Dole
Pacific
Hawaii
New England
Harvard
Sanford B. Dole
Hawaiian Republic
United States
Rule
James D. Dole
Dole
Baldwin News Notes Local Visits and Obituaries
Miss Qra Elwell from Fredonia helps care for a ailing father as relatives gather in Baldwin. Maude Root dies after two years illness. services at First Methodist with burial at Oakwood. Alumni events at Delta Delta Delta initiate seniors. out of town alumnae attend commencement and Delta circle dinner. Mrs Harriett Ruble leads June meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society with speaker Mrs Harry Jett on furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qra
Elwell
Fredonia
Baldwin
Anna Elwell
Gilbert M. Gander
Ed Rapselle
Song
Perry
Charles N. Bailey
Eastern Star
South 6Th Sc
James N. Gander
Cameron, Me
James H. Gander
C. W. Bailey
Kansas City
Frank Bailey
Dorothy Beatty
Bernice Gorsuch
Joplin
Doris Carpenter
Alpha Chi Omega House
Junior Davis
Grover
Brumfield
Maude Root
Lola Burton
Oakwood Cemetery
Root
Russell
Byron Root
Claude B. Beeks
Clatette Kimball
Charles B. Beeks
Delta Delta Delta Alliance
Action
Fraternity
Liston
South Sth
Umnae
Cammiray
Wubu
China
George Counts
Chicams
Phebe Bailey Gates
Topeka
Victor Allderdice
Coldwater
Mary Prudence Folin
Kansas
Nieses Louise Aubuchon
Independence
Margaret Land
Neodesha
Kathryn Taylor
Pittsburg
Berice Haskin
Olathe
Kithlyn Stewart
Wauldwin
Sthel Hillyer
Reserves
Tre Fiouse
Larra - Blair
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Harriett W. Ruble
Harry Jett
Grover Brumfield
Ottawa
Philamatheon € Hch
Conrad's Park
Jeason
Alfred Winters
Charles B. Dalton
Washington Ave. Methodist Church
Pasadena
Calif
William C. Markham
Washington
Norma Perrine
Paul Swaith
Milton Tainter
Vrancis Clark
Ralph Clark
City Owill
Thelma Rheinhard
Mary Korff
Drury Brown
Baden
Gera
Genevieve
Hartley
Alissey
Mary Emeley
Opa Smith
Wedenday
Martha Ong
Baker
Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity
A. Lowell Ryko
Tact
E Vatiston
Idl
Jas Fat’ l
Frank P. Alten
Beryl] Alten Mitchell
Job's Niece and The Deadfall Review
Grace Livingst on Hill's Job's Niece follows Doris Dunbar through trials, with virtue and faith guiding a happy ending and prosperous matches while a religious thread underscores right over evil. Edison Marshall's The Deadfall offers a tense adventure with Alice den and Stephen Crocker in Alaska, featuring a dangerous patent theft and a redeemed romance.
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Job
Grace Livingston Hill
J. B. Lippincott Co
Hilk
Aml
Hich
Doris
Dunbar
Rose
Dor
Poe and the Raven Autograph Passes to Collectors
The sole autograph copy of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven changed hands from private owner to collectors. Dr Cornelius Mathews recounted meeting Poe at Park Theater in 1844 and Poe’s vow to finish the poem that night under a streetlight in rainy New York, then reading it aloud to a stunned crowd.
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Raven
Autho
Cornelius Mathews
New York University
Copyright Club
Frances Aymar Mathews
Poe
Edgar Affen Oe
Mathews
Old Park Theater
Park Row
New York
Dr. Mathews
Willis
Lowell
Browning
Gideon
Salem
Stoke-Newington
R. Mathews
Broadway
Bleecker Street
Mathews Anrang
Toe
hone \Che
Amity Street
Greenwich Village
Por
Peg
Edgar Allan | Poe
Tenderfoot Edison Marshall Seeks Alaska Claim
The Alaska author Edison Marshall, famed for The Deadfall and other stories, jokes he is a tenderfoot though he has spent much of his life in wild North America and faced a literal bear. He champions conservation in his popular romances and plans a New York stay before heading to Georgia to bid farewell to his wife. He can be reached via letters to Nome, Alaska, in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Reynolds
General Electric Company
New York City
South Tennessee Street
University of Kansas
Ttlis
Universsity of Kansas
G. H. Tucker
Water Works
W. C. Spanefer
Pudbla
Thoe
Fine
Grant Township
Roy Hindman
Howard Parker
David Robinson
War- Ten Stenley
Will Linton
Frank
Bangs
Topeka
Niche
Wherry
Utah
Mr. Wherry
A. Boi
Edison Marshall
Cosmopolitan Ca
M Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Alaska
Marsaall
John Frazer
Alice den
Stephen [Crocker
Alice
Stephen
Frazer
Villian
Dohe
Ediso Marshal
North America
Civilian
Marshalli
New York
Georgia
Nome
How Poe Wrote The Raven Under Broadway Street Lamp
A compact note recalls Edgar Allan Poe composing the first draft of The Raven in rain beneath a Broadway street lamp. The vignette highlights Poe’s solitary writing ritual and the fleeting moment that birthed a literary milestone.
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Broadway Street
Vacation Reading Clubs Open at Library
Overheard at the library notes Vacation Reading Clubs opened with more than 35 children enrolled and librarians predicting over 100 reading books will be selected before summer ends. Dumter High School students lead registrations, while younger children are set to join next week after school duties end. A prize from the Journal-World will be awarded for the best paper on reading. The library will be open throughout the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lbrarians
Dunter High School
Journal-World
Py A. Grate
Suirpme
Daylight Saving and Standard Time Schedule Note
United Press compiled notice lists daylight saving and standard time changes by city area. Stations are arranged alphabetically, with schedules shown for P M and other local times.
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United Press
Ale
Te Aysey
Radio Listings from WEAF and Other Stations
Dense OCR of 1920s era radio schedules listing WEAF broadcasts and programs from multiple stations including WEAF New York WJZ Detroit and WABC Philadelphia KDKA Pittsburgh WHAM Rochester WHAS Louisville and more detailing organ recitals orchestras dances operas and talk programs across United States stations with times and program names.
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Wrs
Btlartic Ciity
Wbal Encemba
Boston
Sarees
Eveland
WEAF
WWJ
Detroit
WOK
WIR
WJZ
Hartford
Q—Merrimakers
O—Capital Theatre
Haus
CCF
Montreal
Jingee Baule
New York
Rolfe
Roxzy
Gary
Sonas
WNYC
WABC
Wess
Woo
Philadelphia
Trin
WCAE
Rittsburgh
Xpst
WEAP
Anct
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Studia Exsembia
Pugquesne Opersi Companz
Roxy and His
WRVA
Richmond
Army Prokrank of Garien Orchestra
Wham
Rochester
Eastman Orchest Way
Schenectady
Bro
WRC
Washington
Roxy
Epert Festans Gateanta
Roxy and His Gang
Sea Orbit Agus
Treclade
Chicago
WFAA
Dallas
Belcante Sade
Hot Springs
Aeddresa
WDA
Kansas
WHS
Kansas City
Gane SS
Lincoln
Trentdale Orchestra
Louisville
Fis Gane
Madison
Co— University
Nance
Leonard
Leigh
WSM
Nashville
Roxy Arid
Omaha
Marketys
KSDI
ST. Louis
Baker Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Beginnings
Mrs Jett discusses China politics while Miss Cammie Gray of Wachu Ching shares Christian experiences. Local elections name officers and a pianoist. Baker Dramatic Club welcomes six new members and planning a summer break.
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Ghind
Jett
China
Ruble
Cammie Gray
Wachu
Ching
Christians Hen
Othi
Ett
Gary Vate Baker
F M. Hartley
Urtaty
Frankreasurer
Have W
H Gumph
Non-American Geography Quiz From a Fragmented Page
A garbled reader’s page asks about North American geography and related features. It references Newfoundland, Vancouver, the United States terminations on the Caribbean coast, and a river canyon, with stray fragments about islands, borders, and an auction-like offer.
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Flaridal
Newfoundland
Vankeuter
Params
Mexico
Nort America
Aliska
Baringrea
Marry Young Married Priests Advice From Elizabeth City Cleric
Rev Edwin Ferebee Saw yer the marrying parson says men should marry by 95 or earlier and choose a girl age 19 to 22. He urges clear authority in home, avoid meddling mothers in law, and notes widows and widowers rush weddings. His ceremonies span thousands.
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Imap
Masten
Edwin Ferebee 'Sawyer
Elizabeth City
Big Springs News and Local Notes Chronicle
Big Springs reports illness including smallpox anxiety in the Clvcle Milliken family and measles confinement of Roy Rake. Local visits and new homes are noted among Raker and Wymen families. Eight grade graduates plan Memorial High School ceremony June 4 in Lawrence with seven students named. Various visits with Clinton and Topeka residents are recorded. Hospital discharge and homecoming for Mrs. Laura Wise are listed. Todays events include national and international civic dedications and Rotary meetings in Atlantic City Mackinac Ottawa and Brussels Harvard School of Business dedication details.
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Milliken
Roy Rake
Carl Rake
Baby
Raymond Deister
Henry Hull
Big Springs
Memorial High School Auditoriu
Lawrence
Juanita Webber
Lucille Johnson
Pearl Spencer
Gladys Duncan
Berthy-Anderson
Clinton
Cy Glenn
J. F. Klamet
Edna
Tonganoxie
Laura Wise
Stormont Hospital
Topeka
Card of Thanks from Mrs Jane Kuntz and family
Card of Thanks expresses appreciation to neighbors clubs and friends for floral offerings and kindness during illness and death of husband Chas H Funts a Mrs Jane Kuntz and family. McNish's Soda Water made from pure cane sugar advertised.
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Twitch
Neighors
Langes
Chas
H Funts
Jane Kuntz
McNish
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal: World
the World Company
W. C. Simons
Pradiction
P. Alcorn
Dison Ave
Associated Press
Associated Pregaip Exciualvatz
Audit Bureau OF Ciringulations
Sewanee
Chia
Berlin
Lindbergh
Paris
England
Ani
Mark Hacing
France
Baldwin News
Nea
Frederick A. 4Kes
Stevens
Donald Ogden Stewart
Europe
Harpers
Stewart
America
Scotland
Edison Marshall and
O Giant
Grizely
THE
Federal Adie Commission
Wol—Ames
Lowe
Pg—Atlantic Ci
Atlietn
WBAL
Baltima
Wlsmas Wwebm
WEBH
Cincinnati
Cincinnates Wee Ols
Clearwater
WTAM
Claveland
Cleveland
Weaolumbus
WAIUV
Columbus
Davenport F.ree
KOA
Denvar
Des Moines
Burgh
Portland
Richara
San Antesa
Bord
Timar
Terence
Th. J. Streat
Len
Bella
Plionsners Syndicate
Edwin Ferebee Sawyer
Todan
National Electric Tight Association
Atlantic City
Minneapolis, Municipal Auditorium
Conference of State Sovernors
Mackinac
Canada
Rotary Clubs of the World
Ostead
Belgium
Harvard University
Magnifeient
Buildngs
George F. Baker Foundation
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Shimmons Bros
St. Phoni
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