Negotiations on Mexico church state issue near arrival
June 7 reports say Monsignor Leo Flores and Bishop Pascual Diaz, with government officials, will arrive tomorrow to discuss church state matters. United States Ambassador W. Morrow and Mexican Ambassador Manuel Velázquez will also be present in what may be a ratification of a prior understanding. The nature of the talks remains undisclosed amid tensions over church property and religious law in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Iis Y. Flores
Pascual Diaz
United“ States
Right W. Morrow
Manuel ‘Ellez
Washington
Mr. Morrow
Mexico
Portes
Lateran Pact Signing Celebrated in Rome
In Rome Mussolini and Cardinal Gasparri signed ratifications of the Lateran treaty ending church state conflict in Italy. Mussolini entered the Vatican before 11, wore a ministerial uniform, and no speeches followed. Cardinal Gasparri read a pope’s blessing telegram to King Victor Emmanuel and the royal family, and Finance Minister Mosconi handed a 750 million lire payment for the financial agreement. Bronze doors at St Peter's were opened in ritual mourning tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
City
Rome
Mussolini
Gasparri
Haly
Prenier
Cardinal Gasparri
Victor Emmanuel
Adl
Mosconi
Bank of Italy
St. Peter's
Hargiss Seeks Kansas Line Coach After Waldorf Resigns
Coach H W Hargiss of the Kansas football staff departs for Chicago to attend a national meet seeking a line coach successor to the resigned Lynn Waldorf. Hargiss vows to fill the post as soon as possible, noting the loss will be hard to replace but aiming to have a ready crew for the next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W.hargiss
Chicago
Lynn
Wal‘dorf
Delaware University Names New History Professor
Frank R Strong son of Dr and Mrs Frank Strong has been appointed assistant professor of history and political science at the University of Delaware for next term. He has been attending Yale. Rains wash out rail bridges Mandan North Dakota June 7 AP four railroad bridges were washed out and disrupted transcontinental traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank, R. Strong
Mrrs
Frank Strong
University of Delaware
Yale
Mandan
N.D
Transconti
Legion Last Night Votes Support for Lawrence Anniversary
The post met last night and voted to back a celebration marking the founding of Lawrence. The event is scheduled for October 10 and 11, with services to be provided by the post.
Viennese Child Artists Exhibition At Thayer Museum
Thirty eight original paintings drawings and woodcuts by Viennese children pupils of Professor Cizek will be shown at the Thayer Art Museum through June 30 courtesy of the Art Center of New York. The exhibit traces a 1923 U S tour and reflects Cizek's experimental school method teaching self discovery through independent choice of tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cizek
Thayer Art ‘Museum
Art. Center ‘of
New York
United States
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Art Center
New York City
Archil
Jithete
Gaget
Deaths and Funerals in Lecompton Area
Obituary notices announce the deaths of George Holmes at age 57 in Lecompton with funeral at Church of the Brethren Appangoose led by Rev. G A Ward, burial at Appangoose. Andrew Spears dies at his brother George Spears home with services at Trinity Episcopal Church led by Rev. Francis B. Shaner, burial Memorial Park cemetery. Clarence W Garr, 44, dies at 433 Maple Street with funeral at Home Methodist Church led by Rev. G N Jackson, burial in Maple Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holmes
Lecompton
Church of the Brethren
Appangose
Revi G.A. Ward
Appanogse
Andrew Spears
Andrew. Spears
George Spears
Trinity- Eejscapal Church
Francis B
Shaner
Memorial Park Cemetery
Clarence W. Garr
Maple Street
G.N. Jackson
Hitaple Grove
Cemelecy
No Ch ¢ for Romeo. Local youths clash in Leavenworth
A Leavenworth soda dispenser and a Lawrence admirer fought over a local girl after the Lawrence youth traveled to Kansas City for brass knuckles and a blackjack. The Leavenworth rival arrived soon after, speeches escalated into a melee and the Lawrence youth ended up back in town by supper. Police were called but no charges disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romeo
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Leaven~wort
Altho
Isk
Leavenworth-boy
Dto
Seniors in the Fine Arts Present Student Recital Finale
University of fine arts seniors stage a public recital tonight at 8 in the Auditor. Marcene Mackaren Margaret Drennon Meta Murphy sopranos. Louise McCurdy piano. Leila Hemphill violin. Marjorie Housel piano. Ena Hepler piano. Melvin Geist tenor. Teachers include Moncrieff, Preyer, Downing, Taylor, Waldenmar, Christy. Open free. program features selections from piano, voice, violin, and organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pick Hogs
Auditorat
Lawrence
Marcene Mackaren
Margaret
Drennon
Meta Murphy
Ori
Miss McLaren
Drennoh
Alice: Moncrieff
Miss Murphy
Iis
Charles 5. Skilton
Louise McCurdy
Carl A. Preyer
Selma
M. “Swarthout
Melvin Geist
Eugene
Christy
Ing
Nella
Dohnany
Ulse McCurdy Volce
Ae Carnevall
Anne
Neta Tna Meen Benes
Marjorie Houses
Galen Marie Lillard
Arfa
Ant Mon
Leila Hemphill
Fiolin
Hejra Rath
Hunwarian Empo
Kathleen Carlos
Ayia
Cavatina
Finnie
Playground Enrollment Tops 261 In City Centers
Lawrence playground director Melvin Griffin reports 261 boys and girls enrolled across four recreation centers Cordley field Pinckney South Park and Woodlawn. Current counts Cordley 64 Pinckney 54 South Park 90 Woodlawn 51. Regular schedules begin next week with mixed sessions in afternoon slots at each center and National Junior Olympic events set for South Park Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Griffin
Lawrence
Cordley Field
Pinckney
South Park
Woodlawn School
Pinckney School
Cordley
Woodlawn
Pincknex
New York City
Jay
Hurt
Olathe High School
Nat Hse
Confederate Veterans Parade Returns to Charm City
Wire brief reports from multiple cities note veterans parading under clear skies with thousands in attendance in Charlotte. Other items include debt ratification talks in Paris, rain canceling Kansas State field day, Hoover planning no recess vacation, and political unrest in Turkey with Kemalist danger warns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Great Britain
United States
Manhattan
Kans
Kansas State Agricultural College
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Berkeley Enochment
New York
Turkey
Cherryvale couple wed and divorced thrice in fatal shooting
In Cherryvale Kansas on June 7 Mrs Ethel Posom age 45 was shot and killed by her divorced husband J Hoffman who then called police and surrendered. The couple had been married and divorced three times with the last divorce granted three weeks earlier. Hoffman waived preliminary hearing at Independence Justice Miles presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryvale
Kans
Ethel
J. Hoffman
Hoffman
Miles
Justice of the Peace
Scout Troop 55 Dominates Kiwanis Cup Merit Battle
Scout Troop 55 led with 6150 points in the Kiwanis cup contest at the Chamber of Commerce last night, edging Troop 53 and Troop 59. Eagle honors went to Dick Nelson of Troop 59 and Edgar Leigh of Troop 60 added four merit badges to reach 1180 points. advancement records from several troops were reviewed by Prof. Edwin Belles and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travalbé
Chamber of Commerce
Hind
Edgar Leigh
Eagle Scouts
Barnes
Charles Amyx
John McNown
Dick Nelson
Scout Nelson
Wheeling
R. D. Childs
Feld
Farle Behrend
Lawrence
Douglas
Naish
Bonnet Strings
Behrend
Peoples State Bank
Saurday
L. H. Houston
Belk
Eudora
Jack Milner
Erwin Bray
Walton Insham
Winston Harwood
Thomas Gerhart
Burton Lewis
Max’Kennedy
Richart
Dawes
Sam
Philp
Billy
BU Asher
Robert Bailymerle
Netvon
Athletica
Ite Life
Fagie
James Asher
Frank C. Meione
LeRoy Metzler
Stan Rakn
Max Potter
Virgil Leigh
Loring Dalton
Beryr 'Sesse
Billy Mertz
Robert Carey
Unclear Fragment Raises Theft Report in Rail Line
A fragmentary report notes towels and items missing from wash rooms, with a named individual Sally connected to the incident. The text is garbled and difficult to parse, but suggests a theft involving towels in a rail or wash room setting and a person named Sally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railr
Germany
Sally
Ripon G O P Jubilee Draws Twenty Thousand Visitors
Ripon Wisconsin hosts a 75 year Republican jubilee with 20 000 visitors arriving as a three mile parade carries a G O P birthplace banner from What Cheer Town Herbert the elephant arrives to march from What Cheer Town The program centers at Ripon College Campus with Secretary of War James W Good and Governor Walter J Kohler among the speakers A volley of 19 guns greets the dignitaries and Silas Evans delivers the welcome Miss Lolita Russell travels to Kansas City for a graduation and a shorthand class is planned at Lawrence Business College. mention of Chicago District mammals note at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripon
Wis
ADP
Republican Party
Herbert
Pope F
Wisconsin
Little White School House
James W. Good
Walter J__ Kobler
Wreal
Ripon College
Good
Walter J. Kohler
Silas Evans
Reelebration
Two Justices in a Partnership on the Supreme Court
Washington June 7 AP Lobé highlights the long standing partnership on the Supreme Court between Justices Holmes and Brandeis. Holmes, 88, is the senior member in service. Brandeis, 73, joined in 1916. The piece notes their rare dissents in landmark cases like the O'Fosiln railway case and the pursuit of citizenship by Rosika Schwimmer, Chicago pacifist, marking a shift in their historic alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Holmes
Brandeis
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Oone
Rosika ‘Schwimmer
Chicago
Wilson
Wilport Howard Taft
Dissenting voices on rights and regulation in early cases
The text recalls Holmes and Brandeis dissents on free expression and home rights against searches, Postmaster Burleson mail priv illeges case with Victor Berger, curb on picketing, wiretap evidence, presidential removal power, and the O F al lon railroad valuation ruling. It notes Brandeis' dissent framed by Holmes in the pivotal transport case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
Milwaukee Leader
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
Holmes
Brandeis
O’fallon
Justice Brandeis
Justice Holmes
Tone
Black Jack R enterta ins guests at Sunday dinner
Black Jack R Pearson and sister Mrs Fannie Cavender hosted a Sunday dinner May 26 with guests including Roy Stover and W Stover of Topeka Dr McFall of St Joseph Mo Royden Allison and son Robert Emily Krebs and son Joseph of Kansas City George and Ed Pearson Fay Randley assisting with berry picking Dell Simmons of Cimarron visiting Hays family Ida Van Tries from Topeka visited Decor ation Day with son Walter Van Tries and daughters Grace and Mary to Boulder Colo for summer school Kalbs attended Baker University May Fete Mrs Kalb cousin of John Kalb hosted callers Susie Letham Carrie Dick Coff Ruth Kalb Martha Sheppard Veryl Sheppard and two sons visited Black Jack Wellsville Buick area. Donald Pearson and Walter Scott attended Jackson Jubilee Sine rs in Baldwin Albert Moldenhauer called in Clearfield Oscar Bell and Hye old Bell Sheppard from Lyndon visited Henry Bell family plan motor trip to California Clyde Yakle plowed for Roy Stecher this week with other local visits and arrivals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Fannie ‘Cavender
Roy Stover
W. Stover
Topeka
Dr. McFall
St. Joseph
Royden E. Allison
Robert
Emily Krebs
Joseph
Kansas City
George
Ed Pearson
Fay Randley
Entry Eiler
Berry
Dell Simmons
Cimarron
New Mexico
H. H. iHays
Ida van Tries
Walter van Tries
van Tries
Grace
Mary van Tries
Boulder
Colo
Raymond Kalb
Walter Scott
Department of Physical Education
Baker University
F. E. Kalb
Charlie Warren
Wellsville
Susie Letham
Emma Kalb
Carrie Dick Coff
Pennsylvania
Ruth Kalb
Melvern
Kalb
John Black
Martha Sheppard
Arkansas City
Veryl Sheppard
Salina
Black Jack
Howard Sheppard
Sheppard
John Hays
Grace Hays
Donald Pearson
Centenary Hall
Baldwin
Albert Moldenhauer
Clearfield
Ralph Kalb
Oscar Bell
Lyndon
Hyeold
Bell Sheppard
Tonganokie
Henry Bell
California
Clyde Yakle
Roy Stecher
Frank “Jardon
J. J. Breithaupt
S. RB. Lang
Dershem Resident Suffers Heart Trouble Attacks
Mrs. John Hyland dined with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hoskinson in Vinland last Sunday. The Dershem resident has been suffering from heart trouble, according to recent callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Dershem
John Hyland
W. E. Hoskinson
Vinland
Sargon health claims from Mrs. Leola Morgan ad
Mrs Leola Morgan of 438 Huttig St Fairmont Kansas City suburb reports Sargon medicine restored her health after stomach bilious attacks loss of appetite and nervousness. She says digestion improved blood circulation sleep returned and daily housework resumed. The ad notes Sargon Pills relieve constipation and biliousness and lists drugstore contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Morgan
Huttig St
Fairmont
Kansas City
Morgan
Mt. Washineton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Concepcion Aceveda de la Linta
Presi
Obregon
Islas Marias
Mexican Governaent
Hargiss
K.U
Delaware
Frank R
Strong
Scfane
Beauty Shop
Nsin
Griffin
WIRE
R An
Rand
Scout Troop
Edgar Leight
En Jeane de Ut
Squibb
Jenny Wree
Donaldson
Sether
Pale
Philee
Armatrong Quakers
Lew White
Mildred Hunt
Alumber
The
Bluebirds
Wren
Julius Klein
Purol Bani
M— Pickard
Momele Rere
Gumper Muusic
Alvyo
Sie
Sletl Ali Eils
Gaelle
God
Rajel
Toro
Sulter Menguish
Wooden
Elaisis
Wertablag
Ligue
M. Tralian
Island
Marvel
Ambass
Sockal
Clear & Medicital
Fising “Mame
Maxiesn
Brother
Adlans
Moses Ered
Stern
Leanners
Eignal E Bae
Ice
Gaz
Wissconsin Town
Lolita Russell
Nancy Wilcox
Lawrence Business Gallege
Chicaro District
National Bank
U.S
Round Corner
Gowdy Medical Company
Kansas
Sargon
Ike
Courter's
Vermont
Kansas City. Bedding Co
Main St
K. C. Mo
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ind
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!