Washington boosters cite university gains and road toil
Paul W Harvey KA graduate and News-Tribune editor notes Washington state benefits from early university land deals in Seattle and endowments, timber lands for common schools, and a widening road system funded by auto license fees. He warns of missing reforestation and salmon fishery issues, but cites stocking fry as a future plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Paul W. Harvey
K.A
News
Tacoma
News-Tribune
University
Washington
Seattle
Arvey
Harvey
Women Trade Union League Holds Eighth Biennial Meet
Organized working women from across the country gather in Waukegan for the eighth biennial convention of the Women s Trade Union League. Chicago hosts, with delegates to discuss unemployment foreign affairs education legislation league organization and cooperative movement. Officers include President Mrs Raymond Robins and Vice President Mrs Rose Schneiderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukeegan
Ill
Women’s Trade Union League
Women’s Trade Union League of Chicago
Chicago
America Federation of Labor
Labor Movement
American’ Federation of ‘Labor
Raymond
Robins
Rose Schneiderman
New York
Cloth and Cap Makers
Elizabeth Christman
Chicago’ Glove Makers’ Union
New Travel Books at City Library Offer Reading Substitutes
The city library adds travel themed titles as summer reading substitutes for readers who cannot take vacations. Librarian Miss Lillian Constant says the new travel books include Secret of the Sahara Rosita Forbes A Wonderland of the East William Copeman Kitchin Mystic Tales of the South Sea Frederick O Brien An American Diplomat Paul Reinisch and more. They aim to entice readers with various localities and adventures, with shelves prepared immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian -Constant
Constant
Sahara
Rosita
Forbes
East
William
Copeman
Kitchin
South Sea
Frederick of Brien
Paul
M.T. F
Williama .Kephart
Arctic
Vilhjalmar Stephaneen
Patagonia
Frederick
Civil case filings in Douglas County rise after World War I
In the three years after World War I civil cases filed and tried in Douglas County district court show a surge. From 1900 through 1921 a total of 8,258 cases were filed, averaging 155 per year, with 1919 at 206, 1920 at 225, and 1921 at a peak 246 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County District Court
Orrin L. Isaacs
District Court
Fort-to-Fort Highway opening eyed for September
Douglas County observers foresee the Fort-to-Fort road near Topeka opening before September 1, weather permitting. Engineer R D Elise notes a six week warm spell is needed to lay the concrete slab with a one month cure before opening. Klise warns the final two miles near Piper hill will tempt speeders and urges a speed law and load limits to protect the road and curb wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Fort-to- Fort
D. Elise
Fort-to-Fort
Klise
Topeka
Piper Hill
Pe Ig
Elise
Card of Thanks for floral gifts after bereavement
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends who assisted in the bereavement of our wife and mother. Gratitude is offered for the many floral offerings. Cornelius Henson and Mr. and Mrs. W F Stone Street express appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avho
Cornelius. Henson
W.F. Stonestreet
Miss Margaret O'Donnell Plans Short Junction Visit
Miss Margaret O'Donnell will leave tomorrow for a short visit in Junction City. From there she will proceed to Ellsworth to spend the remainder of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret “O'Donnell
Junction -Gity
Ellsworth
Local Graduates Highlight Lawrence Commencement Ties
Dr and Mrs Medearis of Kansas City visit Lawrence for commencement where son Donald Medearis is among the graduates. Mr and Mrs M C Hume of Ottawa stayed with friends in Lawrence. Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop at 1011 Mass offers Hormuth vacuum bottles priced from 1 to 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medearis
Kansas City
Lawrence
Donald Medearis
M. C. Hume
Otstawa
Hormuth
Anthony
Anthony Bersall
Watson One
Charlie Woodward
Agricola
Kan
Harvey ‘Houk
Charlie Ice
Frank Bidinger
Demeritt
Mike Hadl
Clinton Stare
Charlie Woodward Jr
Otto, Hadl
Arthur Losh
Martina Pugh
Charlie Woodward Sr
Ralph
Loral Rake
Donald
Robert Woodward
Clinton Church
Dave P. Murphy
Mike Murphy
James Cummings
C. B. Wells
Blue Jacket
Okla
Carl ‘Woodward
Brother Dave
Richland
James Steele
Madge Woodward
Esther Murphy
Chas. Steele
Lucille Humphrey
Charlie Houk
Ralph and
Lucien Hollingsworth
John, Denewiler
J. G. Steele
Harry Murphy
Bessie
Murphy
Fred Baldwin
Rose
Louise
Martin, Iee
John Keohlar
Pearl
Raymond
Stull
Martin Ice
a _Lawrence
Edd Steele
Henry Coal
Ralph Hollingsworth
Harvey Houk
Edith Denechler
Christian Endeavor
Brown's Grove
Wilma Tucker
Will Murphy
Less Demeritt
Kanwaka notes and plans mark village events and roads
Kanwaka residents prepare for Children's Day program at 2 p.m. on Sunday June 4 and rehearse thrice that week. Road work continues with concrete road near the store and church now open toward Topeka though rough use remains in weeks ahead. County residents visit Lawrence and Abilene, attend memorial services, and join Winter Community Club activities at Kanwaka hall including a comedy and dance with local and nearby participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka
W. A. Cornidn
Topeka
W. Ff. Dlkin Farm
Lloyd Bigsby
Walter Reuter
Abilene
H. O.richards
Rex Davis
Betty
Independence
Kan
Arthur Hird
Davis
Mabel Anderson
Bethany
Neb
M. C. Eliott
Bruce Gress
Christine’ Schroyer
S. E. Seetin
Josephine
Clinton
Seetin
Christine Schroyer
Bertha Eno
Raymond Oehrle
Overbrook
Chloetta
Taylon
Mabel
Lawson
Mark
Oliver Richardson
M.J. Pierson
Homer Hiid
F. C. Richardson
Fred A. Richardson and
Walter Richardson
Lawrence
F. O. Richardson
Sixth
Maine
California
J. DB. Cannon
Helen
Richardson Cash
Talbot
Kanwaka Hall
Omedy
Mary Anderson
Wilma Evans
Stella
Belles
French Thomas
Dale ‘Thomas
Clarence Hiddleston
Errnest
Schick
Clarence
Billy
Schroyer
Hershell
Hiddleston
Lenore Schroyer
Merle Colman
Arthur “Ulrich
Robert “Ulrich
Mattie
Ulrich
Grace “Ulrich
Oliver Ulrich
Dews
Geo. Dews
Shaw
Jess
Christy
Pierson
Fey Clair
tVan
Neste
dMrs
Guy Bigsby
Mia Godloye
The Woman's Side at Bowersock and Turn to the Right
First National presents The Woman's Side at Bowersock theatre this Friday and Saturday with Miss MacDonald in a moral drama about life’s hidden stories. Also on screen Turn to the Right debuts at the Varsity and Bowersock, featuring Alice Terry and Jack Mulhall in a Rex Ingram production directed by Terence Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowersock Theatre
Miss MacDonald
J. A. Barry
Edward Burns
Henry Barrows
Dwight Crittenden
Ora Devereaux
Wade Boteler
the Varsity
Bowersock
The
Varsity
John Golden
Winchell , Smith
John E. Hazzard
Metro Pictures Corporation
Marcus Loew
Rex Ingram
Ter
Four Horsemen
Jack Mulhall
Harry Myers
Connecticut
Geo. Cooper
Radward. Connelly
Knott
Betty. Allen
Margaret ‘Loomis
William Bletcher
Eric Mayne
Tay Ripley
June Mathisland
Mary
Hara
John EF. Seitz
Ajid.myers
Harold ‘Grieve
Starrett
Ford
Restatement Project Aims to Unify Law Teaching nationwide
The American Academy of Jurisprudence and the American Bar Association announced a plan to unify methods of teaching law in schools and universities. The project, funded by the legal profession, creates a central New York office to assemble and distribute legal knowledge, with a three unit restatement library spanning institutional philosophy actual law and case reports. Noted lawyers including Taft Hughes Root Parker and Cravath endorse the effort and oversee classification and restatement work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Academy of Jurisprudence
American Bar Association
American ‘Bar. Association
Academy of Jurisprudence
Academy
New York
William H. Taft
Charles Evans Hughes
Elihu Root
Alton ‘ B. Parker
Martin ‘W. ‘Littleton
Paul D
Cravath
Roscoe Pownd
Harvard Law School
Hampton L.carson
William Brosmith
James ‘Brown Scott
Carnegie “Foundation For Peace
James DeWitt Andrews
Memorial Day program at Clinton church in Belvoir area
The Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen at Belvoir Clinton and Stull held a Memorial Day program May 28 at Clinton Church. The event featured music, singing, readings, solos, duets, and an address by Rev. Jennings, followed by a cemetery gathering. Local residents from Belvoir and nearby towns attended and several visitors were noted, with many people listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Houk
Harry Unger
Harriet Hume
Belvoir
Clinton and
Stull
Clinton Church
Edith Gibler
America the Beautiful Congregation
Rev
Gardner
Seetin
Christine Schroyer
Mattie Kampsch
Mike Murphy
Ed. Steele
Fred Kampschroder
J. Keehlar
Earl Rake
J. McKinney
I. T. Steele
Carl Woodward
Cecile
Anna
Lucille Humphrey
Jmadge Woodward
Wilma ‘Tucker
Bessie
Esther Murphy
Edith
Pearl Keohlar
Marie Kampschroder
Edith Houk
Martin Ice
Leslie Demerritt
Louis
Alvin
Robert Kampschroder
Henry
Raymond Keohlar
Walter Houk
Horace
Percy Humphrey
Nickley Thome
Robert
David Woodward
Demeritt
Kennedys Visit Relatives in Lawrence From Missouri
Mrs W C Kennedy and Mrs Franklin Keller of St Joseph Missouri visit Miss Kathryn Kennedy at the Alpha Gamma Delta house and see other relatives in Lawrence on their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Kennedy
Franklin Keller
St. Joseph, Mo
Kathryn Kennedy
Alpha Gamma Delta House
Lawrence
Miss Charlotte Himoe Returns From College of Emporia
Miss Charlotte Himoe completed her Sophomore year as she returned Thursday from the College of Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Himoe
College of Emporia
Mrs Edward E Conway Visits Sister in St Louis
Mrs Edward E Conway of St Louis is visiting her sister Mrs Robert Conway at 688 Indiana Avenue, St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Conway
St. Louis
Robert Conway
Indiana Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women’s Union
Kans
Agii
Jorse
Mountea Pélica
Aut Oo
Loretta
Dorothy
Elliott
John Criss
Criss
Homer “Leigh
Matie Watts
Wis
Kanyaka
New Mexico
Hila Godlove
Ernest Bigsby
Seétin
Florence Mull
Frances
Milliken
Frie
Jurists
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!