Journal-World front page details and subscription rates
Lawrence Kansas edition lists subscription options including weekly and annual rates, contact addresses for Chicago New York representatives, and policy notes on Associated Press content. It notes delivery timing and how to request a replacement copy if not received by 7 p.m. on Saturdays March 7, 1925.
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF
Lawrence
Kansas
Journal-World
Seek First the Kingdom and the Congressional Pay Debate
The Topeka Journal critiques the recent congressional salary hike as self-serving, noting taxpayer pain and suggesting pay increases for lawmakers match the diminished dollar value. It questions state education funding given rising enrollment and static maintenance budgets, urging more maintenance support to handle growing student numbers and facilities use.
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The
Topeka Journal
Journal
Growing-Schooled Fights Over Anti-Search Legislation
Article notes a Kansas legislative push on an anti search bill affecting enforcement of prohibition and other laws. It cites a sponsor seeking limits on search and seizure, referencing bootleggers and money influence, with side discussion on Polish and European peace efforts and a political figure who handled matters in France.
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Kansas
North Carolina Defeats Evolution Teaching Ban Bill
The North Carolina legislature defeated a proposal to prohibit teaching evolution. The outcome suggests evolution may proceed without legislative restrictions, a somewhat encouraging development amid national debates on education and science.
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North Carolina
Odd Fellows Temple Fund Drive Progress Report
About 14 500 dollars to 15 000 dollars has been collected toward the 50 000 dollar Odd Fellows Temple fund. Captains and workers reported at IOOF headquarters that another meeting Monday will check subscriptions by teams. Ten teams compete to boost the drive at Ninth and Vermont streets with Will Johns leading the top team. Some workers have not yet reported results, leaving exact progress undetermined.
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Ninth and
Vermont Streets
Will Johns
Musical Vesper Service At Trinity Episcopal Choir
The Trinity Episcopal choir will be assisted by Miss Rebecca Smith the flutist at a Sunday vesper service at 4 30 pm The choir will feature soloists Miss Alice Fearing Evelyn Lowman Robert Moody and Miss Rebecca Smith The program arranged by Miss Helen Pendleton includes organ preludes hymns anthems and solos with Do not copy lengthy fragments beyond the readable items.
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Trinity Episcopal Choir
Rebecca Smith
Alice Fearing
Evelyn Lowman
Robert Moody
Helen Pendleton
Fuhrmann
Burdett
Harker
Shepherd Liddle
Rebt
Moody
Spohr
Angel
Cyrus S Bolton and family obituary notes early settler life
Cyrus S Bolton born January 23 1837 in Stark county Ohio served in the Civil War Signal Corps married Lydia Shelly October 26 1865 and had six children. He moved to Kansas in 1866 preached 35 years in Kansas Missouri Nebraska lived in Lawrence from 1914 and died March 5 1925 at age 88. Lydia died September 6 1919 and buried in Davenport Nebraska. Cyrus burial planned beside her.
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Cyrus S. Bolton
Stark County
Ohio
Lydia M. Shelly
Jas, Ron
Davenport
Nebr
Geo. Cease
Lawrence
W. W. Heffelfinger
Canada
K. W. Bolton
York
J. H. Bolton
J. C. Bolton
Lancaster
Lydia Bolton
Cyrus S& Bolton
Cyrus Bolton
U.S. Signal Corps
Marshal County
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Bolton
Adoption of Kansas state banner ends ten year fight
Topeka Kansas March 6 The Kansas legislature adopted a state banner ending a decade long controversy between the Women s Relief Corps and the Daughters of the American Revolution over the design. The W R C favored a blue field with the state seal circle and a sunflower. The D A R had repeatedly proposed competing designs. Mrs Cordry D A R state historian said the chosen design is inferior to the D A R proposal but the bill passed. The banner features Old Glory and a heavenward staff symbolizing Kansas and the United States.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas
Women’s Relief Corps
Daughters of the American Revolution
Den
W. R
Aiening
Cordry
de A. R
United States
George T. Guernsey
Independence
Washington
Arthur Capper
Memorial Continental Hall
Emporia
Senate
House
Allen
W. RK. G
Continental Hall
Emma Alvich
Cawker City
W. R. GC
National Order
Frank L. Martin
Reno County
Martin
Baldwin News Highlights Local Visits and Theatre
Mrs Marriet Mulner visiting Baldwin relatives en route to Denver after time with her daughter in Independence. Miss Frances Spencer arrives from Kansas City for an extended visit with Mrs Thomas L Harris. Hugh P Hartley drives to Kansas City with Mrs Hartley. Mrs Frank Hardin hosts friends for sister Mrs Carl Hancher of Pueblo. Founders Day noted at Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting. candles symbolize years of service. two perpetual members present. Upcoming high school play Nothing But the Truth to aid athletic fund. Fire destroys W A Chanay barn northeast of Baldwin. contents lost but horses safe. insured. rebuild planned. Coffer-Miller players delight Centenary hall with The Imaginary Invalid.
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James D. Smith
Independence
Regent
Fort Riley
Kan
James McNarie
War Department
Army School of Cavalry
McNarie
O. I. McNarie
Alice McNarie
Baldwin
R. A. Anderson
Rosemary, Ketchum
Department of Design
Kansas University
American Association of University Women
T. A. Evans
Marriet Mulner
Delta Tau Delta
Frank “Allen
Denver
Col
Frances Spencer
Kansas City
Thomas L. Harris
Hugh P._ Hartley
Frank
Hardin
Carl C. Hancher
Pueblo
Colo
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Hartett
W. Ruble
Harry C. Case
Mary .A. Ault
Ruble
S. W. Woestemeyer
Donelda
Mackenzie
BE. Allison
H. K. Ebright
Samuel Haigh
May Parsons
Dorothy Harrison
Mildred
Woestemeyer
Thelma Perry
Rovin Clark
S. J.hyden
George Marquardt
Centenary Hall
Baldwin High School
Mildred Hunt
W. A. Chanay
Chanay
Coffer-Miller
F Moliere
Jess Coffer
Toinette
Canna Starch On Market From Hawaii
Hawaii reports a yearlong starch output of 22 090 cases from canna plants with mainland demand widespread. Edouard Arty confirms Hawaii Starch Co notes production began four and a half years ago, tapping a near limitless market and potential sales of 100 000 cases. Additional acreage is being planted to canna for refinement at Hito.
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Honolulu
Associated Press
Hawaii
Edouard Arty
Hawaiian Starch Company
Doty
Hito
Orantes Sea Mutiny Sparks Clash Aboard Drake’s Ship
Algen Drake, formerly a sailor, battles Jake Stevens and mutinous crew members as Mary Manning tries to reach shore with Ike the steward. In Cape Town Drake rules, Stevens leads a fight to save the ship as rocks fly and the boat pulls away. Mary urges the crew, while Drake and Stevens vie to protect her during the raid on the Orontes off Cape Town.
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Jake Stevins
Mary Mannins
Cape Town
Stevens
Drake
Tava
Mary
Ike
Jake
Tubbs
Sims
Joe Bunting
Lass
Little Joe
Jake Stevens
Bunting
Green Point
Orontes
Joe
Mary Leads Rescue as Mutiny Fades on the Shore
Onlookers watch Jake battered and Drake menaced as Sims and his gang clash. Mary arrives across the beach wielding a boathook, turning the tide by driving away attackers. Drake orders the mutineers rounded up and the survivors aboard while Ike’s men retreat.
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Jake
Sims
Drake
Orontes
Joe Bunting
Ike
Mary
Bunting
Not returning to the ships sparks a heated vow
Stevens thanks the other man, asks about returning to the ships, and Mary, with a bleeding face dabbed by her handkerchief, declares she will not leave unless Jake does. The tense exchange reveals personal loyalties and a decisive stance.
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Stevens
Mary
Jake
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