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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1926
Page
2
Fragments show state and city struggle over water supply. Regulation and testing discussed by officials and engineers. Emphasis on treatment, groundwater sources, and weekly bacteria checks amid aging infrastructure. Public health concerns drive stricter oversight and maintenance efforts.
A fragmentary notice shows Lyons Jewelers in Wichita facing federal court action with creditors named including Cuthbert, Maat, Rushing, and Bonebrake. Diamonds reportedly displayed before a disaster and a disappearance of a woman linked to Woot’s partner are referenced amid the case proceedings.
Report outlines a Senate committee inquiry with references to Washington and New York figures, noting a vice president and progressive factions. It mentions investigations into a dari coamneedon and lists several named individuals, including Reed and Heil Jieans, amid tense political backdrop and procedural steps.
Lawrence Methoiets a missionary in China for two years faced a thrilling river incident on the Yangtze. He was swept toward the waterside but was saved after being dropped overboard during a perilous moment aboard a boat. He travels across China in his work, encountering many regions and people.
The University of Kansas will deliver the commencement address at night. Kansas City, Kan holds its thirteenth annual commencement tonight. Chancelor Lynghey will present at the Alminal Association dinner. A petition for street light at Center Severity and Lyons in North Lawrence is presented to the city council.
A school firm demonstrates physical education Friday March 12. Missouri Valley Track meet at Ames on Saturday March 13 features the town's teams and local athletes.
Dean FE Stockton of the University of Kansas School of Business will lecture on Developing the Employer in the Retail Stores at Atchison on Monday March 1. The three day institute, run under Pryor Twin, aims to draw over 100 employers and employees with sessions in the afternoon and evening. Stockton is to speak at 7 89 o clock Tuesday evening.
Baker vices of Jacob R. years died evening at a local hospital. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by widow Baker and five sons, Waller and John Baker, both of Lawrence. Noah Hill died Thursday at the home of her daughter Mayeh in Fall Lent. Short services at the daughter's home and burial from Reno church Sunday afternoon. Campaign announced to collect evidence against fortune tellers and clairvoyants in Kansas City.
The Educational Die of Lawrence Teachers held a supper meeting in the Liberty Merwin high school cafeteria last night with about ten dozen attendees. Miss Merle Munson of New York City played violin and drew praise from the audience while Superintendent Smith spoke on his trip to Washington D C for the department of superintendence annual meeting. A male quartet included Levert Higgins, Robert E Wood, T H Fainett and Wayl Cruickshank. The final meeting of the year will be at Tance at the Country Club on Sunday evening April 12.
Reports from Tepic Nayarit March 12 state three Nay state representatives died and many were injured when a riot erupted as church closures were opposed by armed followers. Inlisquello saw a priest challenge government orders with his flock backing him, triggering the deadly mob confrontation.
The first auto show drew attention to four passenger master coupes and a Master Brougham sedan by Hunsinger Motor Co. with EB Gallagher directing. Chrysler models topped the lineup with ten displays, including 58 70 and 70. The New Imperial drew interest after arriving from Kansas City, while Ford’s Davis-Child Co displayed its typical crowd-pleasing lineup and a sport roadster. Vicker Brothers showcased the Pontine debut in this region, alongside Oaklands. The Sears honeymoon special of 1903 surprised onlookers as it ran briefly under power, and seven Dodges plus one Graham, plus tracks from Melvin Goff, highlighted Hudson Essex displays. Kansas Electric Power Show featured two Essex Coaches and notable Dizana and Diana 8 sport models. E Kennard secured three cars for display, including Studebaker models and a Standard Coach.
Harry Frazee the attorney for curb gasoline pump owners appeared before the city commission to report February business by the pumps. He noted pumps would tear up streets to install a new tank, a point objected to by the street department. No action was taken yet. officials will investigate and report soon.
Washington delegates push the Robinson Oldfield bill to create a farmer export corporation to extend credit for European buyers of surplus crops and potential export bounties funded by import duties as Carl Vrooman backs the measure amid a House Agriculture Committee session.
On March 12 Japanese destroyers faced bombardment from forts at the Pei river mouth near Tiensin by Kuominchun troops. One Japanese officer and two men wounded. Japanese abandoned river advance, returned to Tangnu. Japanese consul lodged protest with Kuominchun. Also contains local society items and farm notes.
Lecompton township will host an annual spelling arithmetic and silent reading contest on Saturday in Lecompton. Winners may advance to the county contest at Lawrence next Saturday. Eligible schools include Bir Springs Greenwood Valley Star Glenn Lecompton Crowder and Winter. The event will be led by Clarence Smith and Dora Black.
Miss Dorothy Todd weds in Lawrence with a celebratory reception at her grandmother Mary McKinney's home. Langley couple to live in Lawrence as friends and relatives visit, illnesses, hospital patients, and social calls noted in local households across Clearfield and Pleasant Grove, including church group events and neighborhood visits.
Connections report on W T U activities, leadership roles, and a membership contest with teams led by Mrs Anna Baughman and Mrs Gertrude Head. Local visits and social events include a Nazarene church surprise for Mrs James Steele, family greetings, and community notices from Clinton and Lawrence with moving, visiting, and illness updates. A Modern Woodmen notice invites all members to an upcoming meeting. Florida trip offer promoted by Haven Villa and the Winter Haven Chamber of Commerce.
Glenn residents report visits from Topeka relatives and church announcements as Rev. Bertschinger is named pastor for Glenn. Bi monthly exams and last day of school set for April 28. Local gatherings include Robison families, Osborns, and Watts visits, with updates on Glenn Gordon’s health and nearby sales. The maritime fleet data note ships built worldwide last year.
The Childs Packard Auto Contest tallies show four or five seven year olds neck and neck as dozens of youngsters vie for the prize. Names like Tack Hawk Sab W. Arthur Fowles Nelson David Bobbie Johns and others receive votes with 25¢ buys at Reese Drugs earning votes. The winner receives a Pack Roadster worth 75.00 to be awarded April 5 and Reese Drug Co cannot compete. The car is on display at Reese's Drug Store.
Sickness relief and rapid convalescence touted by druggists. McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound tablets are sugar coated and claimed to help gain weight after illness, with a money back promise if 5 pounds aren’t gained in 39 days.
The piece warns that breakfast sets the day, urging a complete balanced meal. It touts Quaker Oats as a nutrient rich option with protein fiber vitamins and energy. It promotes quick preparation and claims it helps prevent morning sluggishness.
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