M Adoo Refuses to Enter Convention Nomination
In New York McAdoo says he approved action taken and will not allow his name to go before the convention. Burris Jenkins received final word but opted not to make a speech. Oklahoma delegates demonstrated for Owen as the state calls resumed with Arkansas seconding. Susan Fitzgerald of Massachusetts makes the first woman seconding speech and applause follows. Gerard nominated by South Dakota for top and bottom ticket but no formal seconding speech. California and Colorado pass as Connecticut calls John S. Crosby who presents Homer S. Cummings as national chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linebaugh
Gwen
Lugion
Oklahoma
Brough
Arkansas
Owen
Awai
Susan of
Mitzgerald
Massachusetts
Tual
South Dakota
U.S
Gerard
Asell
California
Colorado
Connecticut
John S. Crosby
Homer S. Cummings
McAdoo name dropped from Democratic convention plan
In San Francisco on June 30 the McAdoo camp agreed his name would not be formally placed before the Democratic national convention. Burris Jenkins altered his plan to forego a nominating speech for McAdoo, aligning with McAdoo managers. The convention began with speeches while platform talks and a secretive resolutions committee move forward.
Democratic National Convention Nominates Key Figures
In San Francisco Auditorium during the first hours of the convention session Senator Owen and former ambassador Gerard led a slate for the presidency alongside Homer S. Cummins, Senator Hitchcock, and Attorney General Palmer. W. G. McAdoo’s name was not to be presented after a late arrangement change as roll calls began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Owen
Gerard
Homer S. Cummines
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Palmer
W. \. McAdoo
Robinson
Weather Outlook For Kansas With Warmer Temperatures
Kansas forecast shows generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures in the east and south. Record temperatures note yesterday at 70 and today around 69 to 71 degrees with light rainfall totaling 1.71 inches yesterday and 0 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Greeting Chicago Singers in Stockholm Trip Details
Stockholm June 20 The Swedish Chicago Choral Society will visit Sweden with a six day stay in Stockholm from June 30 to July 6 featuring three concerts. King Gustav will honor them July 2 with a dinner on July 3 for Minister and Mrs Norris. A special steamer will tour Gefle Hudiksvall Sundsvall July 7 8 9 for concerts. The trip includes Dalkarlia and Verm Land performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Swedish Chicago Choral Society
Itx
Sweden
Gustav
Norris
America
Oakhill
Gefle
Hudiksvall
Sundsvall
Dalkarlia
Verm Land
Labor party aids North Dakota primary effort
Chicago June 30 The national labor party headquarters funds and staff backed the Nonpartisan League in North Dakota’s primary. Duncan McDonald of Illinois labor listed as congressional candidate and miner union member, worked in the state for three weeks while Frank J Espar planned to join but stayed in Chicago for the party convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Labor Party
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Labor Party
Duncan McDonald
Labor Party of
Illinois
Frank J. Esper
National Party
McDonald
Congress
Springfield
Miners’ Union
Garden Party at Miss Lester's 401 Indiana Street
Miss Lillis Lester hosts a casual garden party at her home 401 Indiana Street. Japanese lanterns decorate the lawn and informal refreshments are served by Mrs Lester with help from Anna Dorothy Lester Evelyn Aldrich and Margaret Cavero. Guests include Anita Horton Dorothy Horton Dorothy Dunmire Helen Hungerford Helen Churchill Muriel Coghill Dorothy Simons Alice Miller Madeline McKone Burley Broadhead Martha Quinlin Jessie Underwood Jean Makepiece Maud Kasold Musetta Brown Leondell Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lillis Lester
Indiana Street
Teniscit
Mrs. Lester
Anna Dorothy Lester
Evelyn Aldrich
Margaret Cavero
Anita Horton
Dorothy Horton
Dorothy Dunmire
Helen Hungerford
Helen Churchill
Muriel Coghill
Dorothy Simons
Alice Miller
Madeline McKone
Burley Broadhead
Martha Qui
Traffic fines paid in police court for jay driving
W. G. Brooks and A. L. Finner ty paid $2 this morning on a jay driving charge in police court. E. M. Heller and William Gantz were discharged after paying $1 fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Brooks
A. L. Finnerty
E. M. Heller
William Gantz
Billie Dana guests honored with children's party afternoon
Billo een MaccCoubrie entertained twelve little friends this afternoon for guests Billie and Ambur Dana of Hutchinson. The children played games and refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billo’een MaccCoubrie
Billie
Ambur Dana
Hutchinson
Miss Inez Mack Hosts West Lawrence Bridge Club
Miss Inez Mack entertained members of the West Lawrence Auction Bridge Club and a few guests at her home this afternoon, according to local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Mack
West Lawrence
Bergsloll Considers War Dept Feelings on Souvenir Cards
Bergsloll refrains from returning souvenir post cards to spare the War Department, signaling sensitivity to military policy as reported from Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergsloll
War Department
Birmingham
Coolidge and Marshall Share Political Sympathy
In the Buffalo Express snippet, Tommy Marshall expresses sympathy for Governor Coolidge while noting that Coolidge has not chosen Wilson as a running mate, highlighting a strained or uncertain political alignment between the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Marshall
Governor Coolidge
Coolidge
Wilson
Buffalo Express
Bryan Sounds Blast In War On Wet Plank
W J Bryan spoke at a breakfast gathering in San Francisco expressing his fight against the wet and dry issue. He said he aimed to influence the Democratic platform as a resolutions committee member, seeking to banish alcohol and war. Administration chiefs note a prohibition plank is likely blocked, with a nations plank aligned to Wilson’s line and no expected full committee review today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
W. J. Bryan
Toéeyo
Resolutions Committee
Galory
Nebraska
Bryan
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Virginia
Wilson
Wm. J. Bryan
Last Douglas County Soldier Is Home Now
Sidney Van Meensel returned to Lawrence after three years in the army. He served with the 4th division in France and was stationed at Coblenz Germany until two weeks ago when discharged and sent to New York. He reenlisted after the armistice and is the son of S. Van Meensel of 712 Louisiana Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doteala
Sidney van Meensel
Lawrence
Coblenz
Germany
Tivo
New York
van Meensel
France
S. van Meensel
Louisiana Street
Dead Timber Good for Structural Use Says Lab
Madison Wisconsin June 30 Timber cut from insect or fire killed trees is as good for structural purposes as timber cut from live trees of similar quality with the caveat that the wood must not have been injured by decay or further insect attack. The forest products laboratory notes that heartwood in living trees is dead and most wood from trees is dead regardless of the tree’s living status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Forest Products Laboratory
LA. 8
Forest Service At
Army Reassignments Bring Reductions At Two Kentucky Camps
Louisville dispatch notes that many Regular Army officers at Camp Zachary Taylor and Camp Knox in Kentucky will revert to their prewar grades under the Army Reorganization Bill. Brigadier General G. G. Gatley of Camp Knox is among those to be reduced to colonel, while Major General Charles D. Summerall at Camp Taylor retains his permanent rank of Major General, conferred by Congress on April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Camp
Zachary Taylor
Henry’ Know
Stitchton
G. G. Gatley
Camp Knox
Charles D. Summerall
Camp Taylor
Congress
Monday Party Hosts Shepherd of the Hills Viewers
Mrs Will Gorrill and Mrs Paul Winter entertained their Monday afternoon club with a fine party to see the Shepherd of the Hills. After the theatre the guests were taken to Wiedemanns for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gorrill
Paul Winter
Wiedemann’s
Mr and Mrs Arthur Weaver Spend Day in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Arthur Weaver spent yesterday in Kansas City enjoying a day out. The outing featured visits to local shops and a meal at a downtown restaurant, with no reported incidents or plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Weaver
Kansas City
McAdoo Emerges as Labor Vote Favorite at Convention
Convention atmosphere shifts as McAdoo gains ground with labor support and delegates from New York. Reed faces repudiation from state and national conventions while Tennessee women’s suffrage gains momentum with a telegram to Governor Roberts. Robinson lashes out at Republicans as Wilson and the League of Nations receive audience approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Tennessee
Hodes
Kansas
Robinson
Wilson
League of Nations
Tilden Wins Wimbledon Singles Title in Final
William T. Tilden of Philadelphia defeated Zenzo Shimizu of Japan to win the British singles championship in the Wimbledon finals on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Zenzo Shimidzu
Last Day to Pay Taxes Urges Prompt Settlement
Today marks the final deadline to pay taxes without penalty. Yesterday the treasurer’s window processed $10,700 in tax collections.
Charles Radcliffe and Walter Buchannan Heading to Harvest Work
Charles Radcliffe and Walter Buchannan left today for Kingsley Kansas to work in the harvest fields. From there they will travel to Washington and other coast points to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Radcliffe
Walter Buchannan
Kingsley
Kansas
Washington
Mrs Olive J Smith and sisters visit Lawrence
Mrs Olive J Smith and Frances and Grace Smith mother and sisters of county farm agent R O Smith arrived in Lawrence yesterday for a visit. They drove here from Blair Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive J. Smith
Frances
Grace Smith
R. O. Smith
Lawrence Yvesterday
Blair
Nebraska
Ruby Harris Funeral Attended by Guy Soxman in Idaho Falls
Miss Ruby Harris’ funeral drew attendees including Guy Soxman in Idaho Falls Idaho. The service reflected the community’s sorrow and paid tribute to the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Soxman
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Ruby Harris
Owen Would Appeal to Women Voters
San Francisco June 30 described as a man whose record would appeal to the women voters the business interests the farmers the laboring men and to all lovers of popular government Senator Robert L Owen of Oklahoma was placed in nomination today before the Democratic National Convention by C Haden Linebaugh of Muskogee He declared party lines binding more loosely and that the need of the hour was a candidate whose record and character will inspire confidence of progressive thinking forward looking men and women without regard to party affiliations He spoke of Owens support for every Democratic policy progressive act and war measure noting his speeches in favor of the Peace Treaty of Wilson were unsurpassed He praised a great Democrat an old Virginia Democrat born and reared in the Old Dominion a Western Democrat leader of Oklahoma for thirty years and said his thoughts words and deeds have helped give stability to capital strengthen labor protect children bring women into their rightful heritage and bring the government nearer to the fireside of the citizen leading to a people’s President
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
C. Haden Linebaugh
Muskogee
Owen
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Virginia
Old Dominion
Presbyterian leader Olinger takes post in New York city
Rev Stanton Olinger, former student pastor of the Presbyterian church in Lawrence, who later led a church college at Storm Lake Iowa, has been appointed to a role with the Presbyterian general board of education in New York City. He informed a Lawrence friend that his family can move to Philadelphia and that his daughters will enroll at Swarthmore College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Olinger
Lawrence
Storm Lake
Iowa
Presbyterian General Board of Education
New York City
Olinger
Philadelphia
Swarthmore College
Robbery on Express Car Nabs Marine Pay Roll
An express car on the Charleston and Western Carolina railroad was robbed near Augusta Georgia early today. Bandits attacked an express messenger and an armed guard, tying them up and taking $59,725. This sum was the marine pay roll for Pur Island, S. C. Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Charleston & Western Carolina
Puri Island
Albanians Take Aviona in Albanian Insurgent Victory
A dispatch from Uskur in southern Siberia reports Aviona, an Albanian city, seized from Italians by Albanian insurgents. The alert claims the entire Italian garrison was captured along with the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Aviona
Prava
Uskur
Siberia
Incendiary Given a Parole Today
Robert Scearce self confessed firebug released on temporary parole by Gov Henry J Allen ending Sept 1 1920. He admitted hiring two thugs to burn his belt factory for insurance while facing business failure and his brother’s financial stake. Judge C A Smart sentenced him to the penitentiary though parole was discussed to reveal fire’s origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scearce
Douglas County
Henry J. Allen
Sevarce
C. A. Smart
Olson Plumbing
Scearce
Kansas City
Republican ticket pledges party rule over personal power
Washington reports Senator Harding and Calvin Coolidge outline a campaign strategy aimed at restoring party government as a constitutional alternative to personal rule. Coolidge stresses a return of public opinion to self control and strict adherence to the law.
Cuban sugar brokers lock sale to twenty four cents
Havana reports cane growers sugar mill owners and brokers stating they will not offer more sugar until the price hits twenty four cents a pound, the level seen in late May. They claim control of roughly 11,500,000 sacks of unsold sulfur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Shock at Electric Storm Strikes Mrs Mills in Bed
Mrs. T. E. Mills of 1306 New Hampshire Street was struck by lightning during a severe electrical storm last night. She lay in a stupor for about two hours after the shock and is not expected to leave bed for a day or two, though she is feeling better today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Mills
New Hampshire Street
Sweeney Issues Call for All to Woodland
T J Sweeney chairman of the entertainment committee urged Chamber of Commerce members to avoid golf or river fishing during the Fourth of July celebration. He warned it is poor hospitality to invite guests and let them fend for themselves. J H Cohn noted a closing agreement and urged nonessential businesses to stay closed Monday. The celebration plans were finalized with an engaging entertainment program. Discussion touched on road matters following a Monday meeting with county and city commissioners, endorsing X Kennedy as Good Roads Committee chairman. A fund was raised to aid Amesoli Patasoni Hag Kell runner heading to the Olympic trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Sweeney
Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Cohn
X. Kennedy
Good Roads Committee
Kennedy
Amesoli Patasoni
German contract makes corn rise in Buenos Aires
Sharp Argentine corn gains are linked to a leak that the German League of Agriculturists struck a 1,000,000 ton purchase with a Dutch firm. The deal, government guaranteed, would be paid monthly from Germany’s potash and caustic soda monopoly proceeds and used mainly to feed pigs. Prices since year start near $1.12 per bushel, valuing the deal at about $44 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos
League of Agriculturists of
Germany
Argentine
Found Stolen Wheels Recovered Near Breezedale
Officer Beatty recovered two wheels taken from the curb in front of the Bower sock theater during the past week. One wheel was claimed by Paul Hughns of 909 Tennessee Street and the other by Lawrence Marshall of 1080 Massachusetts Street. Marshall’s wheel was taken on June 28 and Hughns’ on June 25.
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Beatty
Bowersock Theater
Breezedale
Panl Hutton
Tennessee Street
Lawrence Marshall
Massachusetts Street
Paul Huggn
Marshall
Wheat early to market in Kansas farmers bulletin guidance
Fifty three percent of Kansas farmers plan to market wheat at once with fifty seven percent typically stored in local elevators by September first. The bulletin, received by county agent R O Smith from J C Mohler, Kansas secretary of agriculture, serves as a guidance tool for farmers on marketing wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
R. O. Smith
J. C. Mohler
Playground Opens With Cloth Party and Tryouts
The girls section opens tomorrow with a cloth party directed by Miss Lenore Fox at 3 o clock. Boys will try out for a baseball team led by James Ak right. A new croquet set has been added to playground equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee
Lenore Fox
James Akright
Double Rainbow Seen in Lawrence Skies at Sunset
Residents in Lawrence watched an unusual sky event yesterday evening as a singular sunset produced a double rainbow in the eastern sky. For a period both arches stood clear and distinct before fading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Four Black people killed in Wharton county incident
In Wharton Texas early this week two Black people were struck by a passing vehicle and two others died in a related incident by posses. The deaths are tied to a serious incident involving Deputy Sheriff S C McCormick Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Texas
S.C. McCormick
Nadine Morrison Returns From Camp Shawnee Counselor Work
Miss Nadine Morrison arrives home in two weeks after serving as counselor for a Camp Fire Girls group at Camp Shawnee in Grandview Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Morrison
Grandview
Camp Shawnee
Marriage Licenses Issued in Four Couples
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to William Crippen of Humbolt and Thelma Chripps of Gerard, Robert C. Innes of Cueb lo and Rachel H. Watson of Lawrence, John F. Mensing and Sue Bowers Edee of Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crippen
Humbolt
Thelma Chripps
Gerard
Robert C. Innes
Cueblo
Rachel H. Watson
Lawrence
John F. Mensing
Sue Bowers Edee
Leavenworth
Mrs Gee to Visit Iowa Mother For Three Weeks
Mrs. Frank Gee will depart tomorrow for Clarinda Iowa to visit her mother Mrs. Thomas Humphreys for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gee
Clarinda
Iowa
Thomas Humphreys
Burnett Brother Visit Reported in Lawrence Ohio
F. G. Burnett, a general agent for Santa Fe at Cincinnati, is in Lawrence visiting his brother W. W. Burnett. The visit highlights family ties amid a travel period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Burnett
The
Santa Fe
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lawrence
W. W. Burnett
American Legion Post Dorsey to Meet Tomorrow Evening
Fir Dorsey Post of the American Legion will hold a meeting at the Tegion rooms tomorrow evening. Post Commander Mahlon Weed urges all members to attend as important business will come before the gathering. The meeting will open at o'clock.
Mrs. S J Moore Heads to Nebraska City for Week
Mrs. S J Moore departed this morning for Nebraska City Nebraska to visit her daughter Mrs Maude Schuler for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Moore
Nebraska City
Nebr
Maude Schuler
Mrs St Michael Visits Rogers Family in Arkansas
Mrs St Michael of Rogers Arkansas arrived last night for a visit with her daughter Mrs Ray Kokanour and family.
Two women head to Camp Machigame for summer
Miss Jeannette Waestaff will leave next Wednesday for Camp Machigame Michigan to spend the summer. Miss Katherine Jackman who is now in Michigan will spend the summer at the same camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Waestaff
Camp Machigame
Mich
Katherine Jackman
Michigan
Roberts visits sister in Kansas City
Mr. F. H. Roberts traveled to Kansas City today to spend several days with his sister, Mrs. E. L. Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Roberts
Kansas City
E. L. Major
Mrs S J Butler Departs for Le Roy Kansas Visit
Mrs S J Butler left this morning to visit her daughter in Le Roy Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Butler
Leroy
Kansas
L N Lewis Heads To Kansas City On Business
L N Lewis spent a day in Kansas City handling business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Lewis
Kansas City
Miss Edna Hill Visits Ottawa for Several Days
Miss Edna Hill travels to Ottawa this morning for a multi day visit. She will tour local sites and stay with friends during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hill
Ottawa
Demand for Auto Licenses Surges at County Office
Applications for 641 automobile licenses have been filed at the office of county treasurer W. H. McKone with 62 arriving yesterday. The surge reflects growing demand as residents seek vehicle registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McKone
Admitted Jay Driving F S Fesler Pays Fine
Fesler paid two dollars for jay driving and pleaded guilty in court. Chief J H Monroe arrested him and he waived trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
F. S. Fesler
J. H. Monroe
Mrs Mary Ise Holmes Heads for Colorado Summer
Mrs. Mary Ise Holmes, visiting her mother Mrs. R. C. Ise and brother Prof. John Ise for several weeks, will leave tomorrow for Green Mountain Falls, Colorado, to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ise Holmes
R. C. Ise
John Ise
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Hazel Cook heads to Pittsburgh for Schlanger Degan wedding
Miss Hazel Cook travels to Pittsburgh Kansas this morning to attend the marriage of Miss Eth el Schlanger and Sam Degan scheduled for tonight, with family and friends expected to gather for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Cook
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Ethel Schlanger
Sam Degan
Mrs J Eaton and Miss Father Boland Leave for Nebraska
Mrs J Eaton and Miss Father Boland departed yesterday for Nebraska to visit relatives for several weeks, traveling together and staying with family during the extended trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Eaton
Father Boland
Nebraska
Orabell Development forms to drill gas oil east of Kaw
Orabell Development Company organized to prospect for oil and gas east of the Kaw, holding 8,000 acres between Eudora and DeSoto with a test well under way. Tom Harley presides with six trustees, while surveys link the lease area to Wellsville Baldwin Linwood fields and Johnson county drilling continues amid equipment delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orabell Development Company
Here
Kaw Valley
Tom Harley
S. E. Colyer
H. H. Marlin
J. W. Ward
Kansas City, Mo
C. E. Corey
Eudora
R. L. Grider
Lawrence
DeSoto
Johnson County
The
University
Wellsville
Baldwin
Linwood
Leavenworth County
Oklahoma
Irritory
Youngstown-Pittsburgh Company
Six Corners
Youngstown-Pittsburgh
Orabell Company
Parents Urged to Help City Juvenile Officers
Wichita Falls Texas June 30. The city juvenile officer asks parents to volunteer to monitor boys in the community. He says he does not want to stigmatize youth or send many to reformatories, but emphasizes cooperation is needed as sixteen youths have already been sent since he took office. He cites long hours, crowded housing, and lack of parental awareness of youths’ whereabouts as key challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Tex
Reformatory
Blackburn Bound Over in Assault Case
Jess Blackburn arraigned on assault with intent to kill. Preliminary hearing set for July 6 at 2 PM. Held on $2,000 bail. Blackburn shot his wife Sunday claiming the pistol discharged accidentally during a struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Jess Blackburn
Hunting Licenses Issued Before Season Opens
Two licenses have been issued ahead of the hunting season with one free and one paid. Ex-service men are entitled to a free hunting license by statute.
Nurse Visit Ends After Two Day Stay in Lawrence
Miss Pearl Waptad supervisor of nurses for Eastern Kansas Public Health Nursing Association left early after a two day visit with Miss Nelle Kuhn visiting nurse for Lawrence.
Leidy cousins visit Newport kin for the summer
Miss Edith Leidy and Miss Helen Leidy of Newport Arkansas are visiting their cousins Marguerite and Harriet Kendall here for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Leidy
Helen Leidy
Newport, Ark
Marguerite and
Harriet Kendall
Student Ruby Whitecroft Withdraws From University
Ruby Whitecroft, a university student, has withdrawn from school and left for New Mexico for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Whitecroft
New Mexico
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M’adoo
McAdoo
Burris Jenkins
Wm. G. McAdoo
Administration
Pobineau
Choral Society
Reveille
Agency
Reed
Missouri
CY Arvin S. Olin
Journal- World
New York State
Shannon
Kansas City Protested the Report, the Secretary of the Credentials Committee
Senator Reed
Georgia
Firence
Brother
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Will H. Hays
T. FE. Mills
Sweeney
Mohler
Dr. Albright
Chiropractor
Helen Becker
White City
V. Johnson
Welch and Welch
Chiropractors
Jer Fields
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