Lawrence Journal World 1926 political column and notices
The Lawrence Journal-World prints a Lawrence Kansas page with subscription rates and notices. It discusses Secretary of Agriculture relief comments, Latin American diplomacy, and U S minister George KreestKreest in Paraguay. It mentions Philadelphia political ward practices and the Vare senatorial question, noting precinct influences and campaign strategies.
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George Kreesk
Lawrence
Magsarhuset
George Kreeth
United States
Iggation
George
Paraguay
Reed
Cania
Philadelphia
Ing
Kansas City News Sees Curriculum Reversed In Crime Show
A fragmented Kansas City item questions a crime themed show amid muddled curriculum references and police communication. It notes critics contend newspapers manufacture news while detailing broader chatter on education and public discourse.
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Kansas City
Surprising mix of roads, diesels, and daily life notes
The fragment discusses street resurfacing materials and road safety, noting a perception that current surfaces must withstand traffic. It shifts to motor vehicle fatalities in the United States, comparing them to wartime losses and questioning prevention. The text reflects general sentiment on crops, landscapes, paving, and philosophy.
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Nuvi Sameshere
United States
Brazil
League of Nations
League
Nomination and town notes in a fiftieth year item
A century old style news page references Li B Hayes as president hopeful at the Sixth National Repevas Convention of 1876. The piece mixes local happenings in Lawrence, including injuries, travel plans, and social events, with brief notices on residents, a student excursion to Colorado, a Frigate visit, and community notes about marriages, education, and local property improvements.
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Li. B. Hayes
R. B. Hayes
Ukto
Bie
Wheeler
Hew
Blaine
Wilden
White House
H. H. Ledington
West Lawrence
Kansas Pacific
Colorada
Th. Turker
S. Frigate
J. Frigsie
Lawrence
Bloomington
Charles Shimmo
J. H. Shimmons
WT. Carpenter
Daugheer
J. B. Young
Louisiana Street
Anna Fisher
Jyde Wilson
Mabel E. Culver
Baxter Waters
Wilson
University
Fairbury
Ned Wa. Walters
Leceis
Howell
Selon
Anl
J. XII
AleComb
Navarec
Texas
Tey Lane
Petering Phalrelr
Senate considers farm relief amid campaign and hearings
Washington dispatch notes farm relief legislation before the Senate as rivers and harbors bill hearings wrap up. The piece mentions church services on Sunday aboard passenger ships and highlights a Detroit aviation insurance company forming to cover aerial risks for aircraft, cargo, and occupants.
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Senate
Detroit
Northern Lakes Tourism Boom Faces Shift in Use
The Lake States and North Woods eye heavy tourist influx with more fish stocking and road spending. Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin project new parks, private frontage grows, and timber and resort development shapes a restructuring of summer play areas. Indies seek to attract visitors with scenery and recreation while public funds expand road and park infrastructure across the region.
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Chicago
Tarn Land
Tourist Association
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Raphael
Lake States
Wisonsin
J Pe Zon
Isle Royale
Lake
Ilinois
Indiana
Forest Rangers
Blacks Hills
South Dakota
Detroit
Lake Erie
Ann
Washington Plans Military Campaign Rivalry At War Department
Preparations for a large military campaign dominate discussions at the War Department. The fight for the top post centers on Major General John Pershing era names and internal Army factions led by Ely and Summerall as contenders.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Nea
Denny
John Hines
Prnt
Emorallrt
Ely
Des
Heine Banke
Vf Sr
Pershing
Steif
Meuse-Argonne
Summerall
Hiv Fe
Trans
Wh A A Plus Sida
Harricks
Charles I Summer
Douglas A. Mar
Baltimore
Fox Comino
MacArthur
Senevndew O
E. T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
Conny
MacArthurs
Conner
Jobson
Today’s Events of the Old Battle Anniversaries Remembrance
A compact item notes observances marking the anniversary of a historic battle. It lists local ceremonies and public gatherings honoring veterans and key figures, with basic details on time, place, and participants.
Nation’s pages fill with scattered centenaries and visits
Reports from Philadelphia and elsewhere note celebrations and forthcoming events across the nation. Centenor marks Gen John Shanks’s birth as Indiana’s congressman and soldier while Washington state Republicans gather in Longview for their convention. Norwich University hosts Hanford MacNider at a commencement, and Marblehead plans a navy anniversary celebration with Wilbur as guest. Boston readies a royal visit program for the Swedish Crown Prince and Princess.
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Philadelphia
Centenor
John. PC. Shanks
Indiana
Longview
Washington
United States Navy
Boston
Sweden
Peace Temple settles tong disputes in San Francisco Chinatown
Report from San Francisco dated June 17 describes the Geneva Peace Temple on the third floor of a Chinatown building where tong leaders, led by police Sergeant Manion, renewed pledges of peace. The arrangement is credited with maintaining order amid past tong violence, aided by Manion’s arbitration approach and Chinese police controls.
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San
Peace Temple
John
Manion
San Francisco
Chinajtown
Aztrict
Cottonwood Courier Sparks Camp News Adventure
In early Cottonwood camp era, Marcus Handy starts a newspaper venture, the Cottonwood Courier, hiring a hungry writer to turn notes into front page copy. A staged robbery, hotel intrigue, and a looming city government debate unfold as Handy builds a city paper amid frontier dangers.
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Marcus
de Cortoriiv
Couvier
Mareng
Ms Whota Editorial
Black Canyon
Mares
Stonewall Jackson
Livernooll
Cottonwood
Arix
Hayk
Henry —Therr
Smith
Ohio race shapes up around Volstead law issue
Former U S Senator and Cleveland lawyer Pomero entered the Democratic bid for Ohio’s United States Senate seat. Native of Obey he studied Princeton and law in St. Louis. Sponsored by Tom J Johnson, he once ran for governor in 1908 and served two senate terms before retiring in 1922.
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United ‘States
Ohio
Fare
Atle Pomerone
Pomero
Senate
Objey
Ines
Senae
Cleveland
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