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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1928
Page
4
The piece discusses the Hoover Curtis campaign signaling disintegration of Coolidge administration. Secretary Hubert Work is expected to resign to help run the campaign, with potential short term appointments to finish Coolidge tenure. It notes plans being formed as the party retools its leadership before the end of the administration.
The article recalls Mrs Beeson, widow of Chalk Beeson, as a bridge between Dodge City’s wild frontier past and its present calm growth. It traces her long life through iconic figures and events from Billy the Kid to modern streets, trees and buildings, underscoring the city’s transformation while honoring a gentle matron who witnessed a century of change.
Old home town notes recount Deacon William Savage’s 82nd birthday at Spring Hill farm with relatives and neighbors in attendance. A buggy accident on Louisiana Street spooked horses but Judge Norton saved the outfit. Frank O Millard has wed Carrie M Thorpe, judged by Norton. A river accident kills Rhody Delehunty’s horses and wagon, while electric dynamos arrive to fix floods’ impact. High School planned for Lecompton. Ada and Bess Kunkel take summer vacation. Property bought by Ino F Roberts at 827 Mississippi Street.
Claude Callan notes a school art display featuring green grass palm trees and imaginative handwork. Miss Lillis Lester and Mrs. Harriet E. Rynerson are praised for guiding the program which aims to educate through art and service, with charitable projects sending bandage to Africa and towels to Mercy Hospital.
Marion Talley, Kansas City born opera star, in Paris for a shopping visit reported missing cash amounting to 100 dollars a 900 dollar check and a 3000 dollar letter of credit after arriving at her hotel. Police believe the money was taken from her bag during the incident.
Kansas weather forecast notes scattered showers across the state with mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday. Temperatures will range from the mid 50s to around 80, with river levels varying. Solomon River rising at Beloit but not flooding, Neosho receding from overbank levels near Oswego.
In a Vacation Bible School display in the city, children depict Old Testament scenes using clothespins and other simple figures. Eve, Adam, the Red Sea crossing, Pharaoh, Joseph and his brothers, Noah’s Ark, the golden calf, and animals fill a garden of Eden themed arrangement. Teachers note the creative, interpretive approach to ancient stories.
Prince Rupert News editor H. F. Pullen extols flowers trees and well kept grounds as civic assets. He urges citizens to be alert friendly and active, believing united effort will attract the right people and foster artistic development. Also notes resignation of Dr Albert E. Kirk from Southwestern University to join Methodist church educational department. A Columbus Ind tax question ponders if a sick dog requires tax payment.
London June AP reports Amelia Earhart delayed by a crowded schedule as she rests at noon and cancels engagements except a luncheon at the American embassy hosted by Ambassador Hough. William Stultz and Louis Gordon flew from Croydon to Manchester to honor Sir John Alcock, planning to return to London this afternoon before sailing home aboard the Roosevelt.
Stockholm reports Swedish naturalist Bengt Berg tested migratory birds by tagging 13 young geese on his Vaernanaes farm. As drought and seasons passed, 12 returned southward. One bird, tagged with aluminum markers, came back to its original location, supporting the theory that birds possess an unfailing sense of home after months away.
Police report arrests yesterday in the city as officers detained several individuals on speeding charges and related offenses. A court appearance is set for the morning, while community notices reference veterans prizes and a public gathering for a local Smith Glee Club event in St. Louis.
A long review of Herbert Hoover biography by Will Irwin traces Hoover from Stanford days through his Belgium relief work and public career. It notes Irwin’s close access to Hoover’s circle, praise for Hoover’s leadership, and the book’s likely boost to Hoover’s presidential prospects. New works by Hill and Ludwig, plus book auction results and Beebe’s upcoming title, are also summarized.
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