Journal World Editorials On Roads And New York Welcome
The Lawrence Journal-World column riffs on press coverage of Lindbergh’s New York welcome and criticizes a local figure opposing a planned highway. It notes New York readers dispose of papers, mocks highway opponents, and parodies religious imagery about St. Peter and roads. It cites Franklin County dissenters described by the Ottawa Herald.
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Caliaze
Hartford
New York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Madison Ave
Associated Press
Lawrence
Kangas
Pau
Franklin County
Ottawa Herald
Herald
St. Peter
St.Peter
Making Roads of Streets In Towns Through Through Traffic
The article discusses highway through traffic in small towns and big cities. It weighs whether roads cutting through town centers aid tourism or shop trade and questions if such corridors truly benefit local merchants while congesting main streets.
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Winall
Topeka Journal
Ileme
Uproar in Lawrence Over University of Kansas Actions
A quiet June day in Lawrence contrasts with a city newspaper’s claim of unrest at the University of Kansas. Residents wonder why local officials and the board of regents are scrutinizing university operations and argue against Lawrence’s repeated interference in state matters.
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LaWrance
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Board of Regents
Rine
The
State University
Lawrence News Warns Against Hasty University Petition
An editorial notes a small minority in Lawrence spread that the University of Kansas head may be replaced. It warns petitioners circulated without understanding its purpose and urges careful state sentiment review before action, stressing the right to petition but cautions against rushed, misinformed pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Patie
Sugeuptit
Altho
Milive
Critics accuse Chancellor Lindley in local charge dispute
The Oskaloosa Independent reports unverified claims that Chancellor Lindley governs with dictatorial tolerance and demands subservience from appointees. Critics described as arbitrary and vindictive allege attacks stem from Ku Klux Klan leaders, with supporters claiming opposition within Lawrence and the inner circle.
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Lindley
Oskaloosa
Lawrence
I| 3
Oskaloo
Int Ae
Old Home Town Notes and Local Events
A reflective column recalls Nellie Crites and a room’s thanks, while town matters report a street sprinkler nearing failure and scarce receipts. The Hoouis, Lawrence and Western road struggles under receivership, with limited service to city and Res Sete. A gold commemorative gift to Mr Skiff is described, Major Plowman returns, and the city library gains attention as Mrs Trask donates five copies for readers.
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Nellie Crites
Jnb
Hoouis, Lawrence & Western
Ale
Louis
Measant Air
Res
Skit
Journal
Establishment
Flesirous
Fitushmer
Caine
Thacher
Bedwes
Hcf
W. L. Plowman
Itv
Twenty five years ago plans for summer travel and health
The column notes B W Woodward will start a trip to New York Philadelphia and Nova Scotia while the family spends the summer in Colorado. Mason and Nellie Perthard also travel for summer, D H Faust retires from operating the Rutter auto, Mrs Kreuszner heads to Denver for a Sunday School association event, and Genevieve Sterling is mentioned.
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B. W. Woodward
New York
Philaddelphia
Nova Scotia
Colorado
AL Mason
North Side
Asi
Aly
Mason
Nellie Perthard
Chicago
D.H. Faust
Rutter
Postgraduate summer study and faculty departures listed
The piece notes faculty and students taking summer study at various locations. Names include Prof. Hugo Deemer Mrs. Anna W. Arnett Miss Carrie F Stevens Miss Frances Horner and others. Destinations cover Boston Rochester Colorado Springs Beloit Hutchinson North Dakota England Ontario and Michigan with several accompanying spouses.
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Chicago
Chi
Hugo Deemeer
Carrie F. Stevens
Wrances
Horner
A. N. Duna
Kin
Marion Benedict
Hamman
Bonnie’Bell
Chalkley
Ida. Alford
Boston
Mass
FE. Wright
Rochester
New York
Alberta Corbinm
Colorado Springs
C. Ellis
Theianapatis
Clara Kanaga
Hutchinson
Bruce Cater
Marvin Cragger
North Dakota
A. M. Wilcox
Youngstown
Ohio
Bear
Meadi i Wailley Pre
Festivities for Aviators Bring Frankfort Welcome Feast
Trans Atlantic aviators Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine arrive in Frankfort after visits to Baden Baden Karlsbad and Friedrichshafen and are to depart for Bremen where they will join their wives. A banquet aboard the Bremen at Bremerhaven and a formal welcome by Burgomaster Monge mark the celebration. King Gustav V of Sweden reaches his 70th year amidst congratulatory notices.
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Frankfort
Germany
I(ap
Badén-Baden
Karls Behr
Frederickshafen
Terivan
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Bremen
New York
Burgomakter Monge
Hanover
Lun
Lloyd
Bremerhaven
Gustav V
Lings
Sweed
Rom
Bernadotte
Dugald Dalgetty
Gustav
Karlsruhe
Victoria
Bailen
Petr
Sweden
Lanters
Lpen
Quartermaster Corps
VS. Army
Norwich Universite
Northfidhkl Vt
Tolay
I Lin Gpens
Francises
Industrial Association of
Reno Social Notes Ties Nearby Friends
Mary K. B. has been visiting in Plattsburg and Helen Marmath of Six Dormers visited friends. Ed Hunt and Mrs Tongandxi traveled to Kansas City to see Mrs. McNerney in the hospital. McKone of Lawrence visited his sister Mrs Skeets while Q Rea and Fred Flarman went to Lawrence on business. Nellie Viets visited Reno Tuesday to give piano lessons to Kelsall, Piles, Barnhart. Mrs F J Burrling illness noted. Various relatives, picnics, and visits referenced among Skeets, Pheni, Wiley, Faris Pearson households.
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Mary K. B
Plattsburg
Ato
Hélen Harmaht
Helen
Wima Eho
Ed i Hunt
Tongandxie
Kani City
McNerney
AA MeKone
Lawrence
Alpueda
Keets
Fred
Torigane
Jan
Viola
Faris Pearson
Othel Wiley
Herbert McKone
Harry
Alfred Skeets
Chanters
PFE. O
Baldwin
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Kans
Ruth Pheni
Fred Bernhardt
Wilda McPherson
Boulder
Will
Walter McRilly
Valley Grove
Oskalooga
Reuter Organ Co
Will Frost
Williamstown
Diver
W. GC. Phenicie
Tonza Joxie
Miss & Todd
Frances Johnson
Parkville
Stella Mae Phen
Clyde Ford
H. McKane
Jaernex
Melvin Phillips
Kansas Tr
WN. Halsted
Helene
Tonganoxie
O. Wiley
Jean McKone
Walter Blake
Lex
Grace Allan
Dorothy Wilson
C. TL
Delioft Ani
C.W. Hemphill
Jim Rice
Here
Knowledge Hill
MacLouth
J. J. Wilson
Laevyne
Doran Wilson
Anna Kline
O. N. Halsted
Fanganoxie
Evenine Re
Nortyns
Tonganaxie
GT. Phenicie
Lacy
Thureday
Cermonn
Will Kahn
Emnavis
Fred Kahn
Kansas
Bell
Engoria
McGill
Ken Filgar
He Nee
Meunday
Finn
Kans Phillips
Form McNernes
I. Dehetl Oon
Utter
No.sola
Helen Dehitts
Piaia Dvett
Hlelen
Wilsha Dehatt
Kathran White
Hélen Ava
Will Dehott
Marzerot Kelsall
Malindy
Presen Woods
Karl Janeway
J. A
Rose
Mary Breese Ig
XK U
Local social notes and obituaries share a busy weekend
A long, uneven column covers community events from Friday to Sunday in Leavenworth and nearby towns. Guests and hosts attend showers, dances, church events, and family gatherings while mentioning travels to Kansas City and Lawrence. A funeral for Mrs. Melvin Phillips is noted, with Friends and relatives expressing sympathy.
Guthrie and the Newfoundland Trader in Albany Bay
Canadian war veteran Guthrie returns to the post at Albany Bay after a shipwreck past, scarred and haunted by a doomed fianc e. He clashes with rival interests including Sir Charles Guthrie, a war profiteer, as the Quarrier siblings arrive with Miss Quintier aboard to join the trading post. The fragile family dynamics unfold amid a looming winter trade and tensions with local traders. Guthrie fears for Nina and the fate of the white woman in a land of Indigenous peoples and rough men while planning to shelter Miss Quartier and her party.
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Gayth Guthris
Ikwan
Cne
Falcones
Charles Guthrie
Guthrie
Tpai
Trento
Gian
Cimbrie
Evienne Sartine
Elkavan
Archibald Quarrier
Joan Quarries
Atbany Se
Bans
Wael Aikwad
Anne
Qld
Anna
Gouthrie
Ts Aguas
Guareler
Quarrie
Nile
Pinye
Alminga
Albany
Nace
Bay
Diddt
Tikwin
Chapeis McDonald
Etienne
Fort Albans
Quarrier
Uthrte
Seth
Aakathly
Wester
Felhan
Arne
Guthrin
Su Iate
Poor PA Quarrel Prompted By Neighbor Bond
A fragment notes a light domestic dispute between two men and suggests they pretend ignorance of their wives' quarrel. The blurred OCR hints at a dated context with unclear names and origins. The readable line references a neighborly tension and mutual pretense.
Silent wartime promise from a nurse to a frightened traveler
A disjointed wartime exchange reveals a nurse who served overseas and a distressed speaker seeking reassurance. The speaker longs for understanding as fear and loss linger from years of conflict, and a tentative offer of help emerges before the scene ends.
Emerald Oil for Relief of Tired Aching Feet
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a safe antiseptic deodorant for tired swollen feet. It claims fast relief with one application, no staining, and no greasy feel, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.
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America
Moone
Dolor
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