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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1924

Page

8

Convention Dramas and Demonstrations at Democratic Rally

The convention featured a Wilson demonstration with trumpeting band medleys and a white dove, while anti Klansmen clashed over state standards. Johnston linked the Ku Klux Klan to protest clashes as McAdoo supporters staged a California show and Phelan spoke amid cheers.

Doheny Falls Walsh Woodrow Wilson Johnston Georgia Missouri Iowa Texas Oklahoma California Hatform Committee Underwood Alabama Gc.h.rough Arkansas Senator Robinson Senate Columbia Phelan McAdoo Robinson William G. McAdoo

Demonstration Leaders Pledge To Outdo Reparations Event

The Smith people watched the reparations with great interest as their demonstration managers announced plans to outdo it when their turn arrived.

Smith

Corn Upturn Fuels Gains Across Grain Markets

In Chicago corn futures on June 25 prices surged with July and September hitting new seasonal highs as forecasts of rain and damage in Illinois spurred buying. Wheat oats followed, while cattle hogs and livestock in Chicago Kansas City markets showed varied strength amid demand and weight shifts. The Day in Wall Street notes stocks rising despite a brief flurry.

Chicago Ilinois New Orleans New York Montreal Chicago Livestock U. S. Department of Agriculture Kansas City Livestock Kansas City U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Ais Wall Street

Oil group selling linked to government suits advances prices

The article notes anti trust suits filed against multiple leading oil companies and reports a strong market showing by Rails with over a dozen issues at new year highs. Trading volume reached about 875000 shares as selling pressure follows the government action.

Rails

Liberty Bonds and Market Reports June 25

Liberty bonds closing prices listed for various series with bid figures and treasury 4 1 4s. Kansas City and Chicago market updates cover eggs butter poultry prices and grain futures with wheat corn oats lard ribs bellies and related quotes. Grain closing values show July September December contracts at several price points.

Liberty Bonds New York Treasury Kansas City Chicago

VIGOROUS FOREIGN RELATIONS PLANK

In discussing reservations in foreign cooperation the speaker urged the United States to go to Europe wholeheartedly. He agreed with William Jennings Bryan that America could engage in European questions with the right to independent action or withdrawal after consideration of any subject.

United States Europe William Jennings Bryan America

Polyglot Umpires in European Amateur Football Rise

Berlin June 24 AP reports postwar amateur football returns with more games in central Europe. International matches bring demand for multilingual referees and umpires as American observers note referees must rule in two or three languages.

Berlin Associated Press Europe British Army of Occupation the Rhine Central

Vinland Children’s Day Program and Local Visits

A large crowd attended the Children’s Day program in the Vinland high school auditorium. Several local residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Parsons who announced the birth of a son named Leroy Stillman, were noted. Dozens of relatives and friends were mentioned visiting from Missouri, Kansas City, Las Vegas New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Overbrook and Sabetha. Gospel meetings are planned at Coal Creek on July 4 with a basket dinner at noon.

Auditoriium W. S. Parsons Leroy ‘Stillhman Elizabeth Sturdy Missouri Melton Kansas City Oma Hansen Parker Las Vegas N. M Guy Love Love Lawrence Business College Scott Hansen A. Case Manhattan Sabetha Kans Opal Ayers Ira Hird Coal Creek

Snowbound update from Mildred Yates circle

Word reached friends this week that Mildred Yates and her companions were well and that a foot of snow lay on the ground at the time of writing.

Mildred Yates

Eudora Socials and Church Activities Highlight Season

The Young People’s League at St. Paul’s church held a combined business and social meeting on the church grounds with plans for a bulletin board installation and a cream social to fund delegates to the National Young People’s convention in Cincinnati August 6 to 10. The meeting followed by games on the lawn, with refreshments in the church basement. Community members visited Kansas City, hosted guests, and shared meals and gatherings, including birthdays and dinners, as part of a busy social week centered in Eudora.

Young, People’s League St. Paul’s Church Young People's Convention The Evangelical Synod Cincinnati Ohio John H. Smith Frances Pleasanton Kansas Howard Phillips Phillips William Treft, Jr Mabel Fern William Raymond Kansas City T.T. Grabske Ivotz Gus Ziesenis Sophia Almquist Herbert Landon Louise Almquist Sedalia Priddy Landon W. A. Fuller C. E. Sheldon J. D. Adams Minnie McCrea Lillian Fuller

Meinker thanks friends and neighbors for flowers

Meinker expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and the Ladies Aid for flowers during illness. Thanks also go to the Knight and Ladies of Security nurse Mrs Mary E Stewart and Dr A J Anderson for kindness. Also notes visits by Mr and Mrs Herman Bohnsack and Arlene to Avant Oklahoma to see relatives.

Meinker Knight Mary E. Stewart A. J. Anderson Herman Bohnsack Arlene Avant Oklahoma Liver Daniels Richhill M. H. Cox Daniels Lawrence E. L. Torrence Baldwin Graduate School For

Prairie town notes and injuries and visits

High Prairie Paul Ulrich fell while jumping a fence Sunday evening and broke both bones in his right wrist. E S Heaston took him to Balawin to set the bones. Cornelius Kinsey of Indiana visited relatives, traveling to meet the afternoon train in Lawrence. E S Pence and family hosted visits. Kinsey spent time at the Gish home and Barton left for western Kansas.

Paul Ulrich E. S. Heaston iBalawin Cornelius Kinsey Indiana C. N. Peterson Peterson Lawrence Italiana Mr.Kinsey Gish Town Pleasant Grove W. E. Pence Overbrook E. D. Pence S. L. M. Churchbaugh Baldwin Harley Barton Western Kansas

Harvest Field Residents and Visitors Activity Report

A list of local residents and visitors with travel and errands around Baldwin and Lawrence. Names include E S Heaston, D M Shotwell, Violet, Orville, Delbert, Maurice, Mrs Owen Flora, Miss Fannie Peterson, Mr and Mrs E D Pence, Gov Pence of Overbrook, Eunice Boland, Helen Heaston, Gwendolyn, Marjorie, H H Ulrich, Paul, Leland, Cal Rush, Mildred Pardee, Van Hoesen, and others. Activities include shopping, cherry picking, motor trips, attendance at the Lawrence Business Call, and a Ladies Aid meeting.

Barton E. S. Heaston Baldwin D. M. Shotwell Violet Orville Delbert Maurice Owen Flora Fannie Peterson Flora E. D. Pence Lawrence D. M. Shotwell and Son Pleasant Grove Gov. Pence Overbrook Eunice Boland Boland Helen Heaston Kansas City E. E. Pardee Gwendolyn Marjorie H. H. Ulrich Paul and Leland Cal Rush Francis Heaston Mildred Pardee Lawrence Business Calle Aid Wil van Hoesen

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