Mantell Dies at 74 in Atlantic Highlands Home
Robert Bruce Mantell noted Shakespearian actor and producer died at his home after a two month illness. Born Irvine Scotland February 7 1854 he pursued stage from youth and starred in Othello Richard III Merchant of Venice and Macbeth. He married twice and had three children with two wives.
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Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Robert Bruce Mantel
Shakespearan
Edwin Booth
Charles Kane
Henry Wallack
John McGullough
Robert Mantell
Ayrshire
Scotland
British Isles
Boston
Mass
England
America
R. Hudson
Charles Matthews
Barry Sullivan
Dion Boucicault
United States
Albany
N. Y
Mme. Modieska
Grand Opera House
New York
Sir Clement Hantingford
Lear
Macbeth
Mr. Mantell
Irvine
James
Elizabeth
Bruce) Mantell
Charlotte Behrens
Young Baptist Youth Convention Gathers from Across Nation
Kansas City hosts the Baptist Young People's Union convention from July 4 to 3 with hundreds arriving by special train and motor car. States sending large delegations include Illinois with 350 attendees and Michigan with around 150. Nebraska, New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Missouri also plan sizable participation. Sessions take place at Ararat temple, with the final day in Convention Hall. San Francisco and Seattle vie for the 1930 meeting.
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Kansas City
Baptist Young People's Union of North America
Ilinois
Detroit
Michigan
Nebraska
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kansas
Missouri
Kel
Ararat Temple
San Francisco
Seattle
Tornado Hits Salt Creek Oil Field North Casper
A tornado swept the Salt Creek oil field area 40 miles north of Casper Wyoming injuring twenty people, three seriously, and causing about 500000 dollars in damage. The seriously hurt include a man named Rhoads with severe injuries from flying debris, another man named Gilmére with head injuries, and Mrs. David Meese suffering internal injuries.
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Casper
Wyo
Salt Creek
Numed Rhoads
Gilmére
David Meese
Rock Fall Kills Three At Missouri Mine Near Waco
Three men died when 75 tons of rock crashed from the mine roof at Acme zinc near Waco Missouri. The killed are Robert Thomas of Artesville Stephen Grant 43 of Parcel Mo and Elmer Jess Waies 6 Lawton Kan. A separate item from Lisbon reports Captain Frank T Courtney forced to return after accident to airplane water tube.
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Joplin
Missouri-Kansas Zine Company
Waco
Robert Thomas
Arterville
Stephen Grant
Elmer Jess Wa Ies
Lawton
Kan
Courtney
Lisbon
Portugal
Frank T. Courtney
Azores
United States
Officer Undergoes Operation at Veterans Hospital
Deputy Sheriff George Reed had his tonsils removed at the United States Veterans hospital in Leavenworth Monday afternoon and is expected to return to Lawrence tomorrow.
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George Reed
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Leavenworth
Lawrence Tomorro
Ida
Ancient Basket Makers of the Southwest Home Building
Washington AP notes basket makers in the southwest built simple homes atop a mesa near Chaco Canyon NM. Dr. Roberts from the Smithsonian describes an 18 dwelling village with a kiva and 48 storage bins. The earth walls used adobe plaster with timber framing and a central smoke hole.
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Washington
America
Southwest
Chaco Canyon
New Mexico
Frank H. H. Roberts, Jr
Smithsonian ‘Institution
Bureau of ‘American Ethnology
Roberts
Death in Tornado Hits Wichita Falls Farm Family
A Wichita Falls tornado on the Henrietta road killed 16 year old W N Coombs and seriously injured Mrs T W Williams. Young Wilma Chapmond aged 11 suffered severe injuries from hail and possible internal harm as the storm damaged farms, barns, and crops. The twister struck shortly before 2 am with hail and heavy rain, leaving widespread damage along its path.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Henrietta Road
Clay
Wichita County
W. N. Coombs
L. Coombs
T. W. Williams
Wilma Chapmond
T. HL
Chapmond
Town Park Road
Williams
W. C. T. U. Meet
Oakland Girl 17 Admits Killing Led to Jail
Oakland Cal June 27 AP Erna Jaoscheck 17 a senior at University High School was jailed after admitting she strangled a baby daughter of Dr and Mrs Eric List encrantz. Police said she confessed to killing the crying infant while the parents were away. The item also notes unrelated land and property transfers in Lawrence and a Boise Idaho family troubled by a bee infestation.
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Lee Hadley
Will’Boyd
Louis Poindexter
Stratt
Ottawa
van Kewren
Nancy Scott
Agnes
Oy Jordon
B. Spears
John Kline
Roy Clary
Tod Scott
Walter Scott
Nannié Freund
Daugh’ ‘Ter Alpha
Gardner
John Ehart
Ehart
W. R. Boyd
Edward Revey
R. G. McConne
Mamie
Frank Cryen
Clara Griffith
Mercer
Will Boyd
H. S. Cook
Jevening
Leslie Eggleston
Theo. Haas
Grace Price
Henry Baily
Oklahoma
A. Ae
Will Whittred
Griffith
Ted Haas
Theo
Flanders
Ermine Barkely
Ida Belle Enyart
Virgina Green
Floyd Greer
Douglas
Ed Greer
E. B. Enyart
Goldie
Iole
Virginia
Mae
Oy Green
Gilets
Will, Boyd
Boyd
Frank van Fries
James Eastwood
James
Donald
Clair
Green
Viola
Lawrence
Harry Sanmmers
Catherine van Kewren
George Summers
Kansas City
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Eva Bhart
Grace Prix
Oakland
Cal
Erna Jaoscheck
Wuniversity High School
Diana
Eric Listencrantz
Good Teeth and Diet From Birth to Teen Years
Article on dental health from the Gorgas Memorial program. Emphasizes prenatal nutrition, calcium supply for mothers, and the impact on milk teeth. Suggests education on pregnancy care and dental health could be included in high school curricula.
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Gorgas Memorial
Coolidge
Thhe Memorial
Gorgas Jin
North
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Ives Chapel Social and Community Notes in Ives Chapel
Ives Chapel reports a busy week with visits among neighbors in Carbondale and Wellsville, a Baldwin Junior Baseball win, and a Mary Price home gathering. Numerous brief items name Enyart Haas McConnell Davison Miller Price and Fleshman families, plus Burns and Winginger households and local clubs sharing events and refreshments.
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Robert
Bernard McConnell
Hopewell Country Club
Philip Fleshman
Earl White
George Williams
Laren Williams
Baldwin
Prairie
High Prairie
Ralph Emery
Pittsburg
Philip Miller
Gladys Unbank
Viola Haas
Margaret
Edwin Davison
Frank Lobinger
Donald
E.B. Enyart
George Bronaugh
Pasadena, Safe
Ad ‘Miller
Ollie McConnell
Walter Scott
Grace Price
W. Wineinger
Louis Poindexter
Iick
Wellsville
Donald Miller
McConnell Boys
Maurice Price
Emma Emery
Ottawa
Dollie ‘Kline
Centerville
Stov
Fern Kline
Lee Enyart
Filline
Hazel Hobson
Ida
Belle Enyart
Eva Hhart
Ermine Barkley
Will
Kate Fisher
John Ehart
Frank Craven
Wineinger
Helen Flory
Ear] Hobson
Farmers Union
Alvin Warner
R. G. McConnell
Gerald Davison
Pleasis
Daniel Beeghley
Henry Davison
Dollie Kline
Irene
Mamie Price
Frances
Keith Sutor
George Frye
Mattie Cook
Lyle
Goldie Enyart
Theo. Haas
Cleda Davison
Barnard McConnel
Arlene Fleshman
Alll
J. A. Pardee
Kansas City
John Wise
Charlie Brown
Joe Davison
J. W. R. Boyd
C. W. Warner
C.W. Winginger
Rose Barkley
Charles
Gonard’s Grove
Linwood and Nearby Visits Notice
Linwood and surrounding area residents are listed visiting relatives and friends in Independence Astel Ottawa Lawrence Topeka and Bonner. People named include R C Curtis Elmer and Frank Hubbard Clyde Skaggs Isabel Maxine Horace MelLister A L Brown J E Blevins Melinke Roy Serviss Alla June Hendricks Beulah Jones Ruth Hicks P E Dent Lee Brannock G C Burton Leonard Turpins and others with travel between Linwood Lawrence and nearby towns.
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R. C. Curtis
Independence
Elmer Hubbard
Astel
Kan
Frank Hubbard
Clyde Skaggs
Ottawa
John Skinner
George McCaffery
Bonner
A. T. Meinke
McAllister
Isabel
Maxine
Horace
A. AL Brown
J. E. Blevins
Albert Meinke
Horace Mellister
Melvin
L. B. Meinke
Roy Serviss
Alla
June Hendricks
Lawrence
Mary K. Frederick
Little Beulah Jones
Topeka
Henderson .Pennington
Ruth Hicks
P. EL. Dent
Lee Brannock
John Perry
CG. A. Burton
Ls Linwood
Ls Linwood Tuesday.: Mr. Burton Will Relieve Fred Haunstein
Union Pacific
Oklahoma
Alexander Veitch
Leonard Turpins
McConnell’s Hospital
Local Social News From Linwood and Vicinity
Kansas City visitors and local residents share meals and visits across Linwood, Tonganoxie, and Lawrence. Relatives travel between towns for dinners, grandmother illness prompts hospital calls, and community events like an ice cream social are impacted by rain while a band concert is rescheduled. Names include the Meinke family, Kirkman, Blevins, Evans, Riley, Allen, and others with multiple households noted.
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Orville Tur
Pine
Murry Martin
T.M. Martin
Kansas City
TM. Martin
A. T. Meinke
Melvin
Valeria Lewis
J. F. Blevins
Tonganoxie
Floyd’ Basel
Ottawa
Josephine Aris
Hill of Basher
Myrtle Chance
Ora Wilson
EB. Kirkman
Violet James
Amanda, Kirkman
Kirkmian
Linwood
Albert. Harbabyzh
Tonxanoxie
D. F. Lewis
Leavenworth
Katherine Zontangs
George
Heotis
Theo. Church
Bashor
Jacks
Arthur
Adams
FM. Adams
Clarence Sunday
Jack
Andry
Junction City
Wm.Bowers
Mildred Sunday
K. G. Knouse
Roy Pierce
Helen
Doris
Lawrence
James Anderson
S. M.bowen
Wm. McKinney
A. Meinke
G. E. Kirkman
Charles Coleman
Pegey Rogers
F. M. Evans
John Riley
Lillian Miles
Mas
Ed Riley
C. A. Méinke
Daugh‘ters
Allen
George Brown
Oskaloosa
Wni.Allen
A. A. Allen
Williamstown
Harbid Skeets
Mariam
P. N. Reese
Anna Belle
Mary
Alice
Wilbur Roberts
William Schultz
Frel Haunstein
Imo Ward
Lotta Spencer
Wilbur White
Mabel
James Coleman
Oyson Bros Quality Plumbing Since 1908 Ad
Advertisement touts durable plumbing goods starting at $4.50 with the slogan quality from Oyson Bros. Established in 1908, the notice emphasizes affordable items for home improvements and references a stained closet seat as a humorous opening line.
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Oyson Bros
Dogs Act as Beacons Pemaquid Lobster Families
In Pemaquid Maine lobstermen rely on trained dogs to sit on high land and bark during thick weather to help locate their home harbors as ships return from pots. The practice involves families from New Harbor and Round Pond teaching dogs to act as weather beacons guiding fishermen.
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Pemaquid
New Harbor
Round Pond
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Vermont
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Bag Bros
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Cayot & Durst
Oxfords for _young
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A. M. Fitzpatrick
Friend
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Dibesiar
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Co. A. Smart
K Bromalaick
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