Local notices and varied world affairs in Lawrence paper
A collage of items notes campaign radio interest and political events. It mentions graduation ceremonies at local schools Lawrence High University and other institutions and discusses US Japan relations alongside domestic politics and the Cleveland convention. It also lists today’s events including Dr George T Harding's birthday and the Massachusetts Horticultural Society anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Coolidge
George T. Harding
Harding
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
United States
New England
Middle Atlantic
Silver Bay
N. Y
Vienna
Prof Charles Mills Gayley Takes European Directorship
Prof Charles Mills Gayley, a former UC English professor and dean, will direct the American University Union in Europe. Born in Shanghai to missionary parents, he studied at the University of Michigan and pursued further study in Britain and Europe after earning his B.A. in 1878. The union serves Americans studying in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mills Gayley
American University Union
Europe
University of California
California
University of Michigan
Shanghai
Dean Gayley
China
England
Belfast
America
Great Britain
Gayley
Fever Blisters and Golden Weddings In One Brushed Patch
Woven snippets note fever blister impacts on girls, a Belgian town marking 28 golden weddings the same day, and reflections on truth in politics. While Wheat returns from Enlow report a poor outlook and 1240 acres of wheat, Douglass County Farm Bureau prepares for a Saturday meeting. Quiet title suit filed in district court. G A R Flag Day exercises invited at Congregational church June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lodge
Ellis
G. A. R‘post
Theodore Gardner
J. Churchill
Washington Creek
Vera Weybright
No. 4
Florence Kingery
Alta Hefner
Paul Sherry
Globe
Emory Scott
Collier
Lawrence
Bethel
The
Elks Lodge
Congregational Church
Kansas Leaders Dominate Cleveland GOP Convention
Kansas figures played major roles at the Cleveland Republican National Convention with Dave Mulvaine chairing the arrangements sub committee and Minnie J. Grinstead seconding Coolidge. Lawrence’s Wilder S. Metcalf led as doorkeeper, and Phil P. Campbell served as parliamentarian, with other Kansans filling key posts and tickets for all sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Kansas
Sunflower
Dave Mulvaine
Wonder Hall
White House
Minnie J. Grinstead
Seward County
Coolidge
John T. Adams
Iowa
National Committee
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Futher
Wilder S. Metcalf
Lawrence
Phil P. Campbell
Lawrence Knot Hole Gang News Briefs on Local Youths and Swim
Francis Able earned his summer swimming ticket by his own effort while Karl Bushey of North Lawrence, at ten, has earned 4.50 since school closed through plant sales and berry picking. The Knot Hole Gang announces season opens at South Park with games by the Radio Midgets Haskell Hombres and the Pine Bros Sluggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Bushey
North Lawrence
Lawrence
Karl
Louis McCann
Pine Bros. Sluggers
McCann
George Mayer
Leo Tidd
Leonard Hicks
Willard Hodge
Robert Chandler
John Bright
Kelley Gordon
Joe Ford
Tom Rayhorn
Omar Hicks
Raymond McKitrick
Asa Quinonez
Rotary camp dream entices first depositor
In Vinland area news the report mentions a rumored incentive where the first boy to deposit a certain amount in a bank in his own name would earn a free trip to the Rotary camp. The note also lists local visitors and travelers including Mr. and Mrs K Funk of Lawrence, Eunice O’Brien, and several Lawrence and Kansas City residents visiting families in Vinland and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence James
Barrett Andrews
Pierceville
Kansas
A J
Raymond Eugene
Elizabeth Wilson
Albert Ruesch
Buster Gimlet
George Hoskinson
Clarence Hagerman
Carl Henrich
Lewis Henrich
Floyd Talley
Lem Sturdy
T. P. Stevenis
Lawrence
Clyde Baer
Nola
Wil
Rotary
Moore
Turner
Sam Ramey
Helen King
Opal Steen
Emporia
Lewis Heinrich
Greenfield
Indiana
Carl Heinrich
Charlie McPheeters
Scott Hansen
Kansas City
Motor Cars Collide on Tennessee Street
A collision occurred on Tennessee Street last night involving a car driven by Prof. EHG Hollands and another driven by FH Longenecker. Both vehicles sustained damage with the Longenecker car showing a smashed bumper and the Hollands car a broken windshield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehg Hollands
Longenecker
Tennessee
Longnecker
Hollands
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Journal-World
AI G Simons
Massachusetts’ Street
Law
Perce
Chicago
Hartford
P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Prebs
Associated Preas
Thia
Ictal
Ember Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Feces Po Soas
Postoffice
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Business College
Haskell Institute
Oread Training School
Lawrence T
Japan
Unite States
IAS
Ira
Lake Erie
Millerand
France
Douglas County
Oe ‘Brooke
Jefferson
County
Cotn
the Political Age
Brussels
I Her
Best A. Enlow
Cottonwood Falls
Mackville
Mr. Enlow
Farm Bureau Board
Douglass County Farm Bureau
John S.akers
Cora Bangs Et al
Shultz
Con
Washington
Madison Square Garden
San Francisco
Baltimore
James B. Preston
United States Senate Press Gallery
Tammany
McAdoo
Davis
Ma Walker
Nora Ruesch
Edna Sturdy
Cheney
Carl Deay
Elizabeth ‘Sturdy
Magnolia
Missouri
V. D. Love
Cedarvale
Vinland Rural High School
Young Peoples
Naomi Behrens
Ora Smith
Henry Turner
Appanoose
J. A.miller
H. W. Behrens
C. M. Hoover
Bruce’ J. Watson
Racheb P.| Huff
Menger
Charles H. Harding
Margaret Malley
Kans
Diamond
Putnam
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
John Greger G
Ats “Stevenson
Acacia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Rob't
H. Stewart
Paul A. Langes
Chas
London
Lawrence Boy-Log
News
Knot Hole
Francis Able
Wallace Gray
Ninth and
Wallace
Radio Midgets
Haskell Hombres
Haskell Field
P. J. Gs
Holcom
Fat Holsom Grove
South Park
Blair Weidman
Billy Holloway
Edward Penchard
Malcom MacLaren
Henry Asher
Wayne Crooks
Herbert’ Weatherby
Robert Crowder
Winfield Scott
Woods
Ellis Johnson
Harold Jewell
Knot Hole Gang
Vinland and Vicinity
Max
Chariton
Gibbs
Palm Beach
Palm
Beach
Chambray
Balbriggan Union
Ecru
Athletic Union
Silla Clear Chaitt
Casa Stores
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