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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
4
The June 17 1927 issue includes a long editorial debating the value of military training camps and the Ro T C program. It cites General Haig and discusses public fears about militarism, arguing the camps build character and discipline while defending the project against critics.
A fragmentary wartime column speculates that League of Nations statesmen reconsidered aiding Russia to avoid fueling Soviet propaganda. It notes fear among leaders, possible royalist reprisals, and recalls Colonel Mitchell denouncing the navy over Lindbergh comments.
A fragmented reminiscence notes a Kansas City Star report about a sleight of hand with a plan meter and a colonel, mentions outlaw Kimes in hiding with marshals present, and recalls a local decision to view a Faust film amid Shakespeare indifference.
Local items report B J Ake bringing horses to Chicago’s Caicaga, Rushmer’s repairs, and a new launch on the Kaw. A W Dabee gifts the University a cabinet photo of the class of 18xx. William Lescher showcases a 170 acre wheat field on the California road. Carrie Curl and J T Rawson, a Michigan musician, plan to settle here. Dr Miles of Indiana visits family, and a Lawrence street stable changes hands to offer horse and saddle services with shooting parties planned.
Twenty five years ago a leave of absence was granted by the old Education department. Kate Addison has been away for her health. Miss Maiavel Cone gave a maj, assisted by Miss Gertrude Rugs and Julia Righter. The program was excellently rendered. Hugh Blair has returned from Canada. Dr Doane has added street sprinkler attachments to regulate water flow from the driver. E M Raymond bought the Culbertson place on Mississippi and will move houses and erect a residence. Several residents traveled to Chicago this morning. Mrs Rowlands returned from Emporia. Mr and Mrs W R Carter and Miss Besio Carter left for Stitzer Wisconsin. Mrs W R Carter and Miss Bert Carter will visit before heading north for summer. Charles S Griffin and wife welcomed a son in Tokyo, Japan on May 2.
A fragmentary notice honors Sir Sydney Kidman, famed cattle king of Australia. It recalls his rise from a teamster to owning over 100000 cattle, 40000 horses, 4500 camels, and extensive ranches across the continent, noting his philanthropy and lifelong public service.
Today features the sixtieth anniversary of the University of West Virginia’s first opening in Morgantown, a Southern Textile Association meeting in Asheville, a carillon dedication at Princeton, and a memorial dedication for John Boynton in Mason New Hampshire honoring Worcester Polytechnic Institute’s founder.
Sunday services were held across many churches including First Baptist Lawrence with morning sermons on The Divine Shepherd and Psalm 23, Sunday School at 1 pm, and a 6 20 pm prayer meeting. Salvation Army announced open air and indoor meetings, with a car contest and hall at 72 Vermont. Other denominations listed include First Methodist Episcopal, St Seninon, Paul Evangelical, Seventh Day Adventist, Brethren, Assembly of God, and Christian Science, with various services, Sunday Schools, and events.
Fragmented church notices list Nazarene and Plymouth Congregational services. Details include Lincoln Street Sunday School 10:00 and 11:00 preaching, Ginton Nazarene Church day program, Clinton Ninth Street, and Union Park service. State Sunday School convention echoes and a Sacco-Vanzetti discussion broadcast on WR station.
Two men in their nineties receive fraternal rites as they join lodges in a ceremony that marks them as possibly the oldest entrants. Benton Hanchett of Sagina and Frank M. Mills of Sioux Falls are noted for their age and long careers, with Mills highlighted as a pioneer in local industry. The piece frames their induction within a broader note on longevity and tradition in Elks and Masonic orders.
War veteran Guthrie, a factor at Elkwan, hosts a tense gathering with Anne, Joan Quarrier, and Eliwan’s stockade as rumors swirl about a fierce Cree hunter and a notorious Canadian ally. The scene probes loyalties, science ego, and uneasy alliances amid the Hudson Bay trading post.
A fragmented dialogue depicts a Canadian veteran and others, with tensions over warlike memories and scars. Quarrier shifts subject to logistics, Guthrie’s gaze softens, and a girl senses hidden bitterness, while references to a red line and badge hint at humiliation and identity under strain.
Fragmentary movie notes list questions about fame motion pictures and actors. It asks definitions like What is a seal pictive and mentions names like Shenk and Tedalep with uncertain context. It includes ad lines for stock paper, a small room price, and assorted advertisements.
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