World Journal-World Subscription Rates and Office Details
The World Journal-World lists subscription rates for one week to one year and notes offices in Lawrence Kansas and Hartford Building New York with Chicago and Alcorn representatives. It also states Associated Press affiliation and delivery instructions for undelivered copies.
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Associated Press
Focal
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Postofice
Leepence
Kansas
Journal-World
Sun and Shield and Moral Debate In Prohibition Era
A Psalm quotation frames a discussion on whether laws can legislate morals. Proponents claim prohibition aims to influence behavior, while critics note moral decline under prohibition. A Byrd expedition note adds a Norwegian crew member linking Vikings to seafaring.
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Byrd
Aviation boom and bold voyages spur public interest
The era of aviation excitement grows as Lindbergh’s Paris flight heightens public attention to air travel and cross ocean feats. Colossal parallels are drawn with Columbus and the Savannah voyage, while Kansas City bootlegging and a prison mutiny probe stir local headlines amid a shifting American history discourse.
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Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Pacific
Lawrence Man
Savannaheft
York
Europe
Savannaha
Liverpool
Savannah
Columbus
China
Coolidge Era Sparks Bitter Reform Clash
A fragmented reminiscence on Coolidge era politics notes New York tensions and a bitter fight tied to environment. Edward West Browning and his wife Peaches are cited in a court dispute over fees. The piece mentions a July 4 appearance by the president and hints at a rodeo themed celebration with attire and accessories.
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Coolidge
New York
Edward Ji West- Browning
Alreaty
Old Home Town Snapshot Fifty Years Ago
West Lawrence residents recall kite mania mail service by buckboard fuel shed on New Hampshire Street eyed. Caught cherries by catbirds and clocks sold cheap. Teachers’ exam closed with eight applicants. Mr Skiff moved from Denver to work. Sprinkler wagon prepared. drownings cited with James Monroe rescuing George De Wolf. Boston explorers Endicott and Findicott visiting family. Captain Oliver hosts a late gathering ending at five next morning.
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West
Lawrence
Carbondale
W. W
Short Creek
James Monroe
Ed Monroe
George de’ Wolf
Wm. Endicott, Jr
Ter W. Findicott
Boston
Mars
Kansas Pacific
Oliver
Reneral
Local notes on illness travel and university events
Twenty five years ago Miss Sarah Pratt is suffering from typhoid fever. Mrs W H Henderson has gone to Colorado Springs for the summer. W F Folk and Son ministering to travel plans. John Seti and children leave for Excelsior Springs to visit Mrs Seltz. Dr Randall from the Cataphoria Med Inst of St Louis arrived and occupies rooms at the Lawrence House. Miss Carrie Watson helps at the University library. Invitations received in Lawrence for the marriages of Eta Elliott and Erwin F. Trueblood and Miss Cora A. Coax? Mahlon H Cox. Mayme Berry now on stage in St Louis. Mrs W W Cockins and Miss Margaret Tenney arrive from California for summer in Lawrence. Lillian F E Bunton assisted Eva Barrett entertaining friends. Mrs Clarence Kelso sick with nervous prostration. Miss Sarah Pratt her daughter threatened with typhoid fever.
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Sarah
Pratt
W. H. Henderson
Colorado Springs
W. F. Folk
Carrie Watson
Univer
Beattie
Universis
Lawrence
Eta Elliott
Erwin FE. Trueblood
Cora A
H. Cox
Hesper
Mayme Herry
W.w.cockins
Gockins
Margaret Tenney
Jin
Clarence Kelso
Sarah Pratt
Summer Day Observances Mark First Day of Summer
Today marks the first day of summer with King George and Queen Mary observing the 16th sunifertary of their coronation amid local summer events. The ecclesiastical calendar notes the Festival of St Albany, while Italy marks the 400th anniversary of a notable death.
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George
Mary
St Albany
Italy
Tea With Lindy Machiavelli Inspires Saenzerfest Reference
The 36th national saenzerfest of the North American Sasngerbund opens in Cleveland today drawing 4100 Germans and a massed 4000-voice chorus.
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Machiavelli
Cleveland
Major General Ponte Retires After Bravery in France and Germany
Major General Benjamin A. Ponte retires from the U.S. Army on grounds of age. He earned praise for personal bravery in France and Flanders, led reformation at Bois de Sébasarges, and served in Germany with the occupation force. A Alabama native, he rose from West Point to earn high distinction in multiple theaters.
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Benjamin A. Ponte
U.S. Aemy
United States
Malku
China
Philingines
Army of Occupation
Germany
France
Flanders
Poore
Alabama
Massachusetts
West Point
General Pershing
Bois de Sepisarges
Glenns Visit Topeka And Local Deaths In Week
Mr and Mrs W H Glenn spent Saturday in Topeka with relatives. Nearby residents report two deaths this week William Morris and Mrs Charles Brown both followed by funerals. Mary Etta Brown wife of Charles F Brown born August 29 1879 near Lake View Kansas lived on the Brown homestead by Bee Springs and was a Lane University student. survived by husband sisters and a brother.
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W. H. Glenn
Topeka
Frank Henoch
Enterprises
Henovher
Fulton
Fa Mn
Harry McCall
Billy
Hazel Gray
Lawrence
Ral Grays
Judd Geelaw
Lecompion
William Morris
Charles Brown
Morris
Brown
Glenn Church
Mary Etta Brown
William B
Rose D. Barker
Douglas County
Kansas
Lake View
Thecompton
Kan
Lane University
Peta T
Charles Fr. Brown
Bie Springs
United Brethrens Church of
Lecompton
Charles F. Brown
Sarahib. Trace
Kansas City
W. G. Bar
Mrs Charles Brown Rites Held At Glenn M E Church
Funeral services for Mrs Charles Brown of Topeka were conducted at Glenn M E church with Rev F W Bertschinger Lecompton and Rev F H Stotts Lecompton officiating. Interment at Manle Grove cemetery. A well educated, hospitable woman active in Glenn M I ditch Ladies Aid and Parent-Teachers Association, remembered for service to others.
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Ker
Topeka
Glenn M. E
Fw.bertschinger
Lecompton
Methodist Church
F. H. Stotts
Bertschinger
W. H. Robison
W. B. Stauffer
Walter Brown
Glenn Parent-Teachers Association
Sarah Tracy
Francis
Kansas City
Kam
Garrett , Barker
Qrrender
Edna Cole
Titterington
Lawrence
Charles Brown
Edward McClanahan
Lscompton
He Glenn
John Mathey
George L. Gleng
Rosemary
Mreg Vi
Z. Brawn
Charles Brawn
Pleasant Grove social rounds note visitors and funerals
A county social log lists Ed Sanders and others visiting. multiple calls at the Williams, Boehle, and Hirt households. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs Ernest Kasold in Lawrence. regional visits by August Boehle, Glenn Ulrich, and others.
Poor Pa R e Cles Demart TM Coprrigat 1921 Pueristers Syndicate
Fragmentary OCR text references a 1921 syndicate matter with unclear names and the phrase puerile or pueristers. The readable portion hints at a historical legal or organizational note but lacks coherent details for a fuller summary.
Garth Guthrie Returns to Elkwan After War
Garth Guthrie a Canadian War veteran with a scarred face lives near a Hudson's Bay post at Elkwan. He reunites with Joan Quarrier and Etienne Savyanne as dramatic personal ties unfold, including Ninda a tuberculosis victim and rival Me McDonald in fur trade intrigue. The onward journey hints at love, loyalty, and looming choices.
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Garth Guthrie
Hudson's Bay
Elkwan
Bibhel Paleoner
Charles Gururle
Etienne Savyanne
Garth
Joan
Quartier
Whem
Quarrier
Ninda
Traine
Burne
Chase County Population Drops to 6424 in Past Year
The Chase County population centered at Cottonwood Falls declined by thirty residents, dropping to 6424 as a new census figure shows. The note references hunting license requirements in Kansas, mentioning historical enforcement.
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Chase
Cottonwood
Plow Turns Up Old Gun Galen A Run In Believed To
A fragment from a local page suggests a report about a historical event or figure named Galen connected to a gun and a plow. Details are incomplete, but the item indicates a possible run-in or confrontation tied to past actions or property.
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Old Gun
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Lone Star
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Williams
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Elmer Fry
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Dan Wiery
Ralph Ice
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Pueristers Syndicate
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Chamberlain. Medicine
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Milwaukee
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