Law rence Journal World 1926 June 3
The Journal-World notes subscription rates and distribution details for Lawrence Kansas. Includes references to national and local staff, election publishing notes, and a lead story about consolidating and codifying U S laws under consideration by the Senate amid lengthy work by Col B C Little. The piece also quotes scripture and reports press dispatch handling.
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Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Chicago
R. Keater
Gartfard
New York
Franklin
Alcorn
Marlimize
Associated Press
Associated Prose
Aghortis
Era
Senators Disagree On Farm Bill Vote In Senate
The farm bill debate split the Senate with agricultural supporters aligning with some industrial interests. Farmers and southern states favored action, while opponents warned the measure risked untried elements and altered the tariff dynamic. The vote reflected mixed sentiment among regions and farm constituencies.
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McNary
Senate
Yress P
V Agricultuiral
Marne
Walt
Americas
Mrs McPherson Draws Kansans With Miracles Claims
Public interest in Mrs Aimes Semple Mc Pherson rises after her return to Douglas Avis following rumors of disappearance. Supporters cite healing and storm prayers as proof while skeptics demand corroboration of her capture and escape tale. Her large loyal congregation remains convinced by her evangelistic power.
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Aimes Semple McPherson
Douglas
Avis
Fia
Churen
Calits
Kansas
Controversial Press Notes Stir Publicity Talk and China News
A press agent style exposé questions whether a prominent evangelist’s life is a publicity stunt. It notes doubts about Mrs McPherson’s connection to her congregation. The Pennsylvania probe touches on police actions and a senatorial nominating process. China mission murders are cited, with “Boxerism” revival concerns and potential foreign outrages. General Andrews predicts beer ban by Christmas as Prohibition enforcement heads testify.
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McPherson
General Andrews
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Housé
Old Home Town News and Robbery Report
The column notes a small gathering at Master Berlie Searle’s home and mentions a burglary at Abr Franks’ vest night before last. It also reports city water and ice issues, dog check policy, and weather impacts from heavy rains in Kan with a horse drowned.
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Luther
Berlie Searle
Searle
Nathan Ranks
Abr
Franks
Pemetra
Menet
Lawrence
Mas sachusetts street drives and college notes
Twenty five years ago the newly paved Massachusetts street drew evening drivers while many rigs appeared nightly. Twenty five students at the university pursue summer studies but several will depart this month as work ends. Rev Baxter Waters preaches tomorrow at high noon at the Christian church and will leave for the bride’s home in the east. While Waters is away, the pulpit is filled by congregation appointed readers. A sixty pound fish caught near the clant recalls diver fishing, Dol ay Grasher and an Indian pioneered the method, once yielding $20 in thirty minutes. Several clerks at the 500 block fished Rock Creek but returned empty handed. Tracy Learnard, Clarence Hail and Robert A Hanley, after a Memphis business visit, are expected home tomorrow. Tonight’s high school contest offers three prizes: a silver cake basket, an easel, and large photographs. Admission is 15 cents. Participants include Margaret Roche, Vera Smith, Florence Harley, Minnie Kennedy, Maude B. Cook, Olive Buhaup, H D Hammond, Emma Palmer, Minnie Owen, and Ed Kathermar. Judges are Nev. Clardy, Rev Bennett, and Supt H B Peaks. Mrs C M Straffon directs.
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Massachusetts Street
University
Jéssie Bransconth
Heandley
Baxter Waters
Christian Church
Spurs
Rock Creek
Tracy Learnard
Clarence Hail
Robert A. Hanley
Memphis
Tenn
Jickson
Robertson Bros
Lawrence Photo Co
Margaret Roche
Vera Smith
Florence Harley
Minnie Kennedy
Maude B. Cook
Olive Buhaup
H. D. Hammond
Emma Palmer
Minnie,Owen
Ed Kathermar
Nev. Clardy
Rev Bennett
H. B. Peaks
Reckless Riding on Paved Streets Draws Attention
The Oratorical society notes a general rush hour issue as motorists drive along newly paved streets and popular driveways, clashing with bicyclists and fast horse riders. Accidents have occurred and more narrowly avoided. authorities plan enforcement of a law against reckless speed.
Today’s Fifty-Fifth Anniversary Celebrations Across Americas and Europe
Today marks diverse commemorations including the Custer massacre anniversary at Craw Indian Reservation near Billings Montana and Kingston Massachusetts founding anniversary. John Dillon, 75, famed Irish politician and former Nationalist leader, is celebrated for his long career and roles as parliamentarian and surgeon. Dame Nellie Melba headlines a farewell concert at Albert Hall London as Yale Harvard rowers race on the Thames and St Nazaire hosts a three day Irish American troops landing commemoration.
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Billings
Mont
John Dillon
Kingston
Mass
Plymouth Rock
Nellie Melba
Albert Hall
London
Sigma Phi Fraternity
Burlington
Pe ‘University of Vermont
Iavers Af
Thames River
New London
Conn
St. Nazaire
France
John
Ireland
Justin McCarthy
Parnell
Micheal Davitt
The
Land League
United States
John Redmond
Nationalist Party
Dillon
Ruyal College
Spurgeons
Ireand
Poet Invests New Wine in Monastery Plan on Garda
Paris reports Gabriele d Annunzio has created a cherry liqueur and plans a factory monastery on Lake Garda. Jakl Boulenzer says monks would craft the elixir with Pope endorsement cited. Vatican reportedly aware of the poet s dislike of obesity in monks.
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Paris
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Marcel Boulenger
Jakl Boulenzer
Lake Garda
Vatican
Teg
Democrats Find Issue in Pennsylvania Senate Campaign
Washington reports that Democrats seized on Pennsylvania primary spending as a campaign lever. They highlighted Newberry seating and compared expenditures to Pepper and Gin Reed, using the world court and prohibition as focal points to attack Republican spenders and mobilize support for November.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Congressional
Pennsylvania
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Republican Party
Senate
Newberry
Wes
George Wharton Pepper
Gifford Pinchot
Jin Reed
Missouri
Finais
Anti-Saloont League
Reed
Srood
Anti Saloon League
World Court
Democratic Party
Government power stations to aid farmers proposed
Wichita June. AP. Charles Payne of Wichita pushes a plan to establish government power stations in the Arkansas Valley to distribute electric power for pump irrigation at low cost. He argues irrigation would boost crop production and that unused power could serve other uses. Morris County valuation details follow with property totals in Council Grove.
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Wichita
Arkansas Valley
Charles Payne
Morris County
Council Grove
Ie Mer- Sur
Ris County
Payne
W. A. Ayres
Eighth
Congress
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Monument
Monument to the American Press Planned in Washington
In Washington a fourteen story National Press Building is planned on the site of the old Ebbitt House. It will house offices for correspondents and news associations, the National Press Club, a 3,400 seat theatre leased to Fox Theatres, and a presidential box. The building will include shops on street level and a 640 seat auditorium with extensive club facilities for press members.
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Washington
Ca.p
Ebbitt
Amican Press
National Press Building
National Press Club
Fox Theatres Corporation
Mast
Pugsts
National Press Building Corporation
The Mining Claim and Ban on Love in Colorado
In a frontier tale set in Colorado, Gilson and Hayden pursue a mining claim while escorting a woman and her companion from a hold up. Marcus Handy, as a traveling journalist, observes budding intrigue with Mrs. Barnaby and Mrs. Deane. Tension grows around a planned rest stop and a looming social clash at the Barnaby camp.
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Colorado
Robert Gilson
Buck” Hayden
Tobert
Deans
Marcus Handy
Cottonwood Uurier
Hig
Whapter Jr
Gilsen
Waysden
Mra. Barnaty
Gilson
Chris Metrat Wilson
Through the Gulch The Constance Deane Reveals
A late afternoon ride in a canyon leads the narrator to a pivotal encounter with Constance Deane on a mountain trail. The rider recognizes the woman as Mcp Thane as their paths converge on Forty-Red, the moment heavy with anticipation and unspoken tension. Constance’s blue eyes harden, her face drawn with misery or hate, as a transformative, ominous stare passes between them.
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Thane
Rarze
Constance Deane
Eestanée Deane
Constance
Kansas Nebraska Veterans Hospital Plan News Brief
Kansas delegates at the Disabled American Veterans convention approve a hospital for Kansas and Nebraska veterans in Wichita. A $500,000 facility is proposed to serve both states, noting neither currently has such a hospital. Also: night jailer seeks probate judge nomination. Washington updates include House deficit measures, Senate farm relief, and a July 1 bid deadline for a Central tuning high school heating plant.
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Wichita
Kansas
Atlanta
Nebraska
Girard
Fred
Cranft County
Washington
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Rome
Italy
General Directorate of Antiquities and Fine Arts
Topeka
Jane
H. L. Clark
Shaw Free Court
Ed Rooney
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the Cour House
Irye
Idd Byers Turner
Vlan, Furter
Mr. Turner
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Russell
Static
Rooney
Donight
Chanute
Little
Wye
Ene
Tre Story
Rasty
Handy
Giisen
Yarth
Marcu
Spain
Deane
Peare
Barton
Lore Enmuich
Matrenwand
Nitha
Tan
Sean
Tex
Mrs. Deane
LT O
Evan
Denne
Marton
Jess
Menne
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