JOURNAL WORLD Lists Rates and Publishing Notes for Lawrence Paper
The June 6 1927 issue of Journal World provides subscription rates with weekly and annual options, carrier delivery details, and out of town mailings. It includes office contacts in Lawrence Kansas, Chicago and New York representatives, and notes on republication rights through Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations. The front features a Bible verse from Psalm 99 16 17 and a local quip about recent generations.
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the World Company
WG. Simons
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Chitago
Hartford
New York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Associated Press
Tia
I News
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Unio
Ouster suit debate as committee nears report on Hussey
A legislative committee probing Lew Hussey and the state Public Service Commission has finished witness hearings and drafts a report to the attorney general. Early indications favor ouster proceedings, with irregularties alleged while supporters say Hussey had no chance to present testimony. The case tests legality, credibility, and public reaction amid a statehouse uproar.
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Lew J. Hu
Hussey
State House
World War Veterans Insurance Offer May Close July Second
The Veterans' Bureau reports few world war veterans are converting to permanent insurance before the July second deadline though lower government rates exist. American Legion posts are urged to inform veterans of the end date. Also noted are aviator efforts to develop a 100 passenger transatlantic plane, Oregon grasshoppers at 1500 per square foot, and 162 graduates in Lawrence High School signaling strong college enrollment prospects. Lindbergh’s mother, flooded with letters since his crossing, began a mass reply effort but paused the task.
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Veterans
Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Fragmentary Note on Public Attention and Burdens
A fragment notes that the deluge of letters overwhelms a person, making public attention heavy and not a simple matter. It suggests that receiving favorable notice still comes with pressure and unexpected duties beyond ordinary life.
Leavenworth Teachers Appointed as School Board Lectures
The Leavenworth Times reports a school board meeting selecting teachers for the coming year. Names include McAllasten Richardson Wood DeLand Davis Sands Wilson and Shultz along with Fannie Reid and Ella Wling. Salary scales for graded and district roles are listed, with primaries at 40 dollars monthly and higher grades at 60 to 90 dollars, plus the superintendent post. Also noted is a note on new import china cork hats selling rapidly.
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Leavenworth Times
United States Circuit
Jemen
Thacher
Geal Hut
Summerfield
A. Riggs
Dol S. Wilson
Lawrence
Uniter
Fofflowine
School ‘Board
Miss McAllasten Z ! Richardson
Anna G. Wood
Mary Byneh
E DeLand
Roxanna
Davis
M. Nellie
Sands
C. Wilson Grace Overall
Eva L. Shultz
Fannie A. Reid
Ella M. Wling
F. W. Bartlett
F. M. Draper
C. Meade
al . Qur
M. Newark & Ch
Local society notes drift through a busy fall season
Ny and Mrs F D Morse depart for Munson Mass for six weeks. Dr Morse attends Amherst College graduation and Saratoga Springs meeting. May, Miss Mackay, and Miss Huffman of Peabody attend gatherings. Raymond Lovejoy returns from service before sailing to Illinois. J E Riggs and Kate Riggs take a Portland Oregon California trip. A china shower honors Miss Bessie before her marriage to Will Chiren of Council Bluffs. Mrs J W Green hosts a Tennessee street gathering for Mrs BD Adams bound for Stanford University. Wm Cackins likely to attend Wannonsboro centennial. Nim Marshall to Atlantic City later. Frank Monroe and family visit A Monroe household.
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Namie Mackay J
Miss Huffman
Peabody
Raymond Lovejoy
Eleventh Infantry
Philippines
Maryus Lovejoy
Seng
Sinois
J. E. Riges
Kate Riggs
Portland
Oregon
California
M.ia
Bessie
Will Chiren
Council Bluffs
Towa
Yening
J. W. Green
Tennessee Street
BD. Adams
Adams
Leland
Stanford University
Wm. Cackins
Wannonsbore
Fawn
Nim. Marshall
Rel
Atlantic City
Frank Monroe
Redonia
A. Monroe and
Today’s Meetings Across Nations and Cities
The Supreme Court adjourns until October while Memphis hosts Kiwanis and Rotary delegates. International stamp exhibitions, foreign trade shows, and major conventions open today in San Francisco Ostend Savannah Louisville. Chicago votes on civic issues ahead of next year’s national conventions.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Memphis
Kiwanis Club
Albert
Ostend
I ‘Endey
Dpresident
France
Pacific
San Francisco
United States Good Roads Association
National Bankhead “Highway Association
Savannah
Nationalsociation of Credit Men
Louisville
Chicago
Grading 1800 Papers For State Normal Certificates
Topeka June pf AP Examin ation papers for 1800 candidates for state normal training teachers certificates are being graded by fourteen workers under George A. Allen Jr state superintendent of public instruction. The graduates come from Kansas high schools and part of this year’s graduating classes. The number of candidates has dropped from 2200 to 2500 on average.
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Topeka
George A. Allen, Jr
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kansas
Allen
Study of International Affairs Urged for Peace Effort
Washington A T Club members and women nationwide engage in international affairs as part of peace education. Rufus Dawes of Evans ton heads the General Federation of Women's Clubs department of international relations. The text argues women must understand economic and social factors underlying conflicts and build stronger organizations and education toward a philosophy of peace.
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Washington
A. T
Counytery
Folk
Rufus
Dawes
Evanston
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Coolidge
Smust
Radio Tonight Features Notable Soloists on WREN
The Red Wall Coffee hour broadcast on station WREN runs 7 to 8 PM tonight with soloists Mrs Ir H Larremore soprano Catt Bratton tenor Frances Robinson violinist and Mrs Sarah Delano Owen pianist. Sponsored by Ridenour Baker Grocery Co Kansas City.
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Ir. H. Larremore
Catt Bratton
Frances Robinson
Sarah Delano Owen
Station
WREN
Ridenour- Baker Grocery Company
Kansas City
Fvorlane
Ridehaus -Baker Company
The Revered Qzore Stea DL.D. A Chicago Theological Leader
The Rev. Qzore Stea DL.D. a prominent Congregational theologian, has lived in Chicago for about 20 years. Born at Wheelo he learned telegraphy and became an expert operator before pursuing higher education at Hartreed Theel ital Seminary and postgraduate German studies. The piece notes his long career and educational path.
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Qzore Stea Dl.d
Chicago Theological Semin
Wheelo
Dan
Putney
Stodobnsbury Academy
Hartreed Theelital Seminary
Thres
Miner’s Career Guided by Government Offer
The text recalls a man who, in 1925, accepted a government offer to become a practical miner and later visited Washington as a public lands official during President Coolidge’s era. Parks accompanied him, reflecting a path from early labor to public service.
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Ip Log Babhe
Washington
Coolidge
Real Estate Transfers From Fragmented OCR List
Real estate transfers include Josephine Lachman to W. He Babh for 1 dollar and a portion of property in Blorte’s First Addition. Mrs M Banks to Chhrigs Newsombeints for 1 dollar. R.K. Pulley to Metvit Fleteh for west 62 feet of Lot 68 in West Lawrence. Jacob Cohen deed for 125 by 464 feet parcel near Fourteenth Street adjacent to Rhode Island Street.
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Ifosephine Lachman
M Banks
Chhrigs Newsombey
T. Belmont
West Lawrence
Ghalla
Jacob Cohen
Rhode Island Street
Unclear OCR Fragment Teases 1920s Athletic Names
Fragmentary OCR question item asks about Walter and a broken cart incident at a meet. Mentions world record, British amateur championship winner, Metropolitan open championship, and crew on a cup. Answers are unreadable in source.
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Walter
Memorial Day Homecoming At McLouth Cemetery
Former residents and friends gathered at McLouth cemetery for Memorial Day services at 2 30 pm. Rev Arthur Ward led devotions and Rev S M Petty gave a patriotic address. Dee Frank Shaffer offered remarks as graveside tributes honored the departed, with blooming plants and cut flowers on display.
Memorial day picnic and community notices across McLouth
The column lists multiple local gatherings and guests at Shrine Park, Farm and home visits by Edmonds, Steeper, and related families. It notes chaperones, a Century club summer adjournment, baccalaureate attendance, camp plans at Camp Wood, and Memorial Day visits from residents of Lawrence, Topeka, Denver, and beyond along with school contest winners and upcoming summer school plans.
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E. C. Steeper
Interme Diate
Bors
BE. CG. Steeper
Syl White Farm
Janeat McHenry
W.T
Lige Edmonds
Shrine
Merrow
A. A. Holtom
Xfeorse
G .Casebie
Igé
E. Steeper
Rice
Lyndon
Charles Steeper
Frank Shaffer
Robert Rees
Hiawatha
Century Club
M Worthy . Wellman
Enhanc
BE. J. Rice
Brookmiller
Lawrence
Carl. Bliss
Oskaloosa Zuest
T. Wi. Dick
Shrader
Wellman
Will Coulson
Janet
Shirley Casebier
Lawrence Memorial High School
Dave Edmonds
Kansas City
Edmonds
Wv. C.crashaw
Denver
R. WW
Reynolds
H. T. Phinney
Charles ‘Phinney
Anna Ross
Galen White
Alfred Ricé
Hollis Lobb
Henry Papenhausen
Tonganoxie
McLouth
F. Steeper
Crashaw
Blair
Chanute
R. W
Reynal Senath Brown
Alice Patterson
Master Duain Morrow
Morrow
Harvey Thomas
Lucian Shrader
Vernonehmar
Jones
Dorothy
Ida
Roy Bowman
John
Will Scott
Elizabeth
Wayne Bradford
Curtiss Homer’ Reardsn
Minnneapolis
Sewell
Oklahoma City
Fred Gox
Christopher C. Martin
Meriden
Kansas
S.T. L
Richard Means
Alene Thornton
Lois McHenry
Helen Bradford
Freida Sherman
Marianna Taylor
Arnold Edmonds
Dorothy Stewart
Interview With Dr David Starr Jordan Thrilled by Publication
Stanford educator Dr David Starr Jordan chancellor emeritus remains energized by interviews. He praises cub reporters for capturing rapid dialogue and notes how journalism has shaped his public reception and sense of truth. He cites a Bulgarian Times correspondent as the best informed, illustrating journalism’s trusted role.
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Cub
David Starr Jdan
Stanford
Cal
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Hin
Isi
Voiltaire
Essay contest prizes to be awarded at June meeting
Jet Petitt and Vida McCarty corn select prizes for best essay to be read at the June meeting. Flower Mission Day will also be observed with bouquets for invalids and shut ins. Hostesses include Mrs. Jay Kimmel Mrs. Bart Mre Mary Hickerson and M Wise.
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Jet Petitt
Vida McCarty
T. A
Jay Kimmel
Bart
Mary Hickerson
M Wise
Wedding Bells Ring for Schehrer Seiwald Pair
In Eudora Tuesday morning a church ceremony united Miss Martha Schehrer and Berthold Seiwald at Holy Family Catholic Church. Officiating was Father Gerard Hart. A three course dinner followed at the Schehrer home. The couple will reside on Church Street after June 4. Numerous out of town guests attended from Kansas City Bucyrus Wamego and Lawrence. The second wedding that morning joined Edna Sommers and Clement Zillner with Miss Edna Sommes as bridesmaid and Miss Zillers as in Nile green dress. A wedding breakfast followed at the Sommers home with many relatives in attendance. The community praises the brides as fine young women and wishes happiness.
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Solem
Holy Family Cathoic
Marth Schehrer
Berthold Seiwald
Louis
Gerard, Hart
Emma Schehrer
Frank
Sintmer
Wanie
Gandy
BE. Schehrer
Church Street
San
Wald
Emma i Schehrer
Kansas City
Charles Sheaandy
Bucyrus
Frank J Simmer
Wamego
Holy Family
Fither Somme
George Edward Jennings
Edna
Sommers
Clement Andrew Zillner
Gerard
John Sommers
St Jennings
Joe Jen
Lawrence
Fred ‘Zillner
Ban Jdeaux
Miarie Somme
Ftel
Clement
Zillers
Dee
Irs
Willid Timmerman
XM Jennings
Wichita
Toneka
Madera
Ailine
de Lothholz
and Ziesenist
Katherine _ Ziesen
Ralph Beal
G. Sommers
Somme
Joe
Clyde
Browning
Frank Upmuth
Clara Neustifter
and Airs
John Susrue
Marie Sommers
Hilda Zilmers
Dorothy Jennings
Fred Thudium
Baldwin
Will Jennings
Joe Jennings
Vinland
C. W. Dageard
Nsas City
Ellhbllar
Guy Grimes
Harvey Schellack
Erwin Schmidt
Charles Pilla
John Cairns
Independence
William Ziesenis
Homer White
Dorothy Lentz
Kenosha
Wis
Jillian Fuller
Cas Wulfkuhler
Louise, Long
Max Rosenau
William Sommers
Will Banks
Cqme Thesday
Hilda
Dang Kidd
Kangar City
Theodore Kauck
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Memorial Hospital
Kidd
Ed .Myers
Appleton City
Leon Herman
Bota Ziesenis
John Patterson
Maxine
Eleanor
Ward
Mom
A Walter Parker
Mire
Wil Mertz
Charles Gerstenberger
Kim Lorde
Max Rothberger
Delbert Gerstenberger
Charles’ Gerstenberg
J.D. Burton
Fred Stolat
A. B. Lawson
Alden
Letter Carriers’ Association of Kansas
Charles Brown
M. Tf.Cox
Charles’ Brown
Delbert and
Overland
St. Louis
Kansas
Arthur Watson
Ohio State ‘University
Watson
Eudora High School
Friends University
Kh. S. A. Cor
Manhattan
Local social notes and wedding at St. Pauls area
The community records visits, travels and school ties of residents. Mr and Mrs George Kuegi toured to California with friends. Miss Hilda Ziesenis wed Dang Kidd in Lawrence with Kansas City ties. Local meetings of Ladies Aid and Woman's Foreign Mission Society held with programs and refreshments. Many neighbors hosted dinners and guests from Kansas City and Lawrence.
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Journal-World
J G Herbert
State Board of Agriculture
Atlantic
Boston
Lawrence High School
Charles Lindbergh
Mrs. Rufus
Juneau
Alasaka
API
George Alexander Tarks
Alaska
Parks
Colorado School of
Raymond Lottery
Iver
America
Franck
Erarre
Bulgaria
London Times
Eudora
George Kuegi
Chickashay
Ngele Cal
Wwichman
Art Engineering
Man
Kudora
Kaisa State Agricultural School
Michman
Harvey Hagembusch
Angelia Sommers
Woman's
Methodist
Daly
BE. Ei
Hones
Captain's Creek
M Alen
Holiar
J.D. Adams
Sec
C. Gilmore
A. HL. Biche
F. Gabriel
Miariie
Lewis
Jaggart
Doret
Chries Talnies
Mahlon
John Garratt
Walter Vitt
Lawrence Tec
Emil
Kwyhen
Puonsners & Ndlcalte
Fletcher
Shimmons Bros
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