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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
4
Fragmentary 1925 clipping references Wored Company and Associated Press style header. Mentions office numbers, a contact call between 7 and 7 摩 330 and a Quapaw Indian visit to Lawrence. Includes biblical verse and scattered phrases about news delivery and state ment accuracy.
Fragmented AP style note discusses Japanese and Russian interest in China amid population pressure in Japan and policy aims to control parts of the mainland. Also mentions crop reports with wheat yield declines and potential shifts to corn as acreage changes.
Kansan highway boosters argue federal aid delays harm state projects. A Topeka gathering, including reporters and locals, discussed how officials might manage highway department needs without rushing federal action. The tone suggests patience favors the state’s timeline.
A Japanese association for the League of Nations has chosen N. M. Inagaki to be permanent representative in Geneva. Inagaki, former secretary of the Tokyo group, will reside in Geneva and keep his home organization informed on league activities. Tokugawa, president of the Tokyo League of Nations union, leads the delegation. the union counts over 2000 members.
The commencement address at KU titled There Is No Past argued that the past remains a part of us and cannot be shed. The speaker noted progress in various areas, warned of disillusion, and reflected on modern changes and global tensions referenced during the talk.
Washington reports a national Presbyterian campaign to restore the Old First Church in Alexandria Virginia built 1774 with historic ties to George Washington. Key backers include John Grier Hibben Es Lee Trinkle Mrs Spencer and Dr Alderman aiming to raise funds for a 4 year restoration start, with the church site linked to Masonic and Revolutionary era events.
The United Spanish War Veterans department opens its tenth annual two day encampment at the Municipal building Parsons Kansas. Delegates to the national encampment at St Petersburg Fla will receive credentials. Four delegates at large will be chosen with candidates John Schoenborn Clyde M Best M Re Schoenbarher and Albert Krause. Obituary notes honor deceased veterans Tom J Smith Frank Townsley R Craig and others.
Baldwin news outlines Sisterhood meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Santwell and last study meeting of the year. A picnic for the B I Ls is set for Tuesday evening June 5th. Several clergy and locals are listed with travels, visits, and duties, including Rev Ernest Gordon at Neo, Dr O H Allison returning from Manhattan, and many Baldwin residents hosting or visiting relatives across Kansas and Missouri.
The Mid-Continent band formed in 1891 as a successor to the Young America band. Led by Prof. Paul Goepfert, the group has grown under Walter Sickels’ era and remains anchored by only Frank DeVore from the original lineup. Notables from the early troupe include Harry F. Sinclair and others who moved on to varied careers.
The Willing Workers class met Saturday at Gladys Brubaker's home with good attendance. Otis Bond and Howard from Emi Enré Kansas left Tuesday morning after several weeks in the area. Vera Postma was ill late last week. Sunday school drew 78 attendees with a $3.79 offering. Several local families visited relatives. Children’s Day practice continues for June 21 at 8:30. Local grads from the county ceremony at Lawrence were noted. Col. Thomas Vernard has bought the SFE-Hunter home and plans to move his family from Denver this fall to West Hills newly prepared for occupancy.
Journalists Malone and editor McArdle chase sensational claims from Professor Chic Wenge about life on a vanished plateau in South America. The scientist resists proof, plans a public lecture, and warns against printing fragments as Malone seeks a breakthrough for the Gazette.
Minneapolis June 10 The idea grew from a chat between two railroad workers, HE Fuller and G L Jenkins. Fuller sold his home to fund a church in a less desirable area, aiming to help southern black migrants adjust to northern life with guidance from Minnesota Baptist Convention leaders. The plan has earned endorsement from other Negro churches.
White House announced Winfield Scott of Oklahoma will succeed We Metcalf of Kansas on July 1 as commissioner of pensions. Initial reluctance gave way before adjournment of Congress, with tenure expected to be temporary until a successor is named soon.
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