Law rence Journal World notices and editorial summary
Entered at the Post Office in Lawrence Kansas as second class matter under the act of March 3 1879 Readers are urged to call for undelivered Journal World by 7 p m The piece reflects on city registration books opening for the April 3 election and discusses gangland interference in the Lindbergh baby case plus political notes on inspectors and public works funding It mentions local history museum donations and atomic science milestones with references to public figures and institutions.
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Journal-World -By -the -World Company & Simons
W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Lowland
Kansas
Carer
Aavaven
Lorenzen Thompson, Inc
New York
West
Chicago
South Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
Broadway
Kansas City
Coca Cola
St. Louis
Star
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General
Motors Ride
Jospe
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Lawrence
Shasid
Anda Enly
Law
al Capone
Underworld
C. C. Carl
Old Home Town and Community Events in Lawrence
In Lawrence L Bullene marked thirty five years of residence. A Young Presbyterian social occurred at Harry Dick's. Chemical company HQ to move to Kansas City with plant retained locally. Miss Jennie Montgomery new YWCA secretary greeted. Rev States led prayer. Mrs Ada Foye to speak on immortality at G A R Hall next Tuesday with lecture on life after death.
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L. Bullene
Lawrence
United Presbyterian Church
Harry Dick
The
Chemical Manufacturing Company
Kansas City
Charles Adams
Sixth and
Central
Kansas
Ada Foye
G. A. R. Hall
Grand Army Hall
Twenty Five Years Ago Social Posts and Parties
A 25 year old column notes home events on a March Saturday. Madge Woodhead hosted a Sunday school gathering with games and a naming contest won by John El Hott. Frank Berthold was consolation. Edwin Osborne, Ira Stockwell and others attended. Ina McKeen’s surprise party at Lawrence Business College friends and faculty attended before her Santa Fe departure. Mrs. George Barker hosted a large card party with 96 guests and 24 tables. Mary Eyden won first prize, Mabel March second, Mrs. W. A. Guenther consolation. Late evening, over 200 guests visited Barker’s home with service of lunch and hostesses helping receive guests.
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Madge Woodhead
John el- Hott
Frank Berthold
Edwin Osborne
Ira Stockwell
Harold Winey
Lawrence Harris
Alfred Fowles
John Elliott
Wiss Ina McKeen
Lawrence Business College
Santa Fe
N. M
George Barker
Mary Eyden
Mabel March
W. A. Guenther
Barker
J. W. Green
S. Porter
Amorette Weaver
Bertha Luckan
Gertrude Smart
Iris Calderhead
Agnes
Nelle Greelees
Ethel Shaler
Nina Hester
B.E. Geiler
East
Ernest
Woodlawn School
Emery Faringer
Dwane Glenn
Charles Lescher
Frank Lescher
Clarence Reed
Ernest Geiler
Helen Hunherford
Dorothes Simons
Lawrence
Gandhi
London
Madras
Bombay
Calcutta
Lahore
India
Daily Telegram
Fritz Meyn
Meyn
Harry Dick
J. R. Wilson
Alice Marie Meyn
Geo. Meyn
Kansas City
Harry Zimmer
Lillian
Freda Meyn
Alice
Marie Meyn
P. W. Ewing
D. B. Hunnicut
Arline
J. F Crum
Denver
Beatrice Creamery Co
Wayne Alphin
Roger Evans
H. E. Crum
The
University
Ten Years Ago In Lawrence Local Social Notes
The column recalls events from ten years earlier including a dining room service crew led by Mrs Charles Elwell with assistants Mrs Clarence Hail Mrs R Mansey and Mrs Luther Lewis. It also mentions Estelle Northrup the Douglas County registrar of deeds returning to duty after flu, and various local movements and birthday dinners. Gandhi arrest reactions in India are noted with calm resignations.
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Charles
Elwell
George Shaw
Clarence Hail
R. Mansey
Luther Lewis
Estelle Northrup
Douglas County
Registrar of Deeds
F.H. Klock Grocery
Beal Brothers Meat, Market
Ninth and
Mississippi Streets
Kansas History This Date War Between Douglass and Dunsmore Houses
The 1893 Kansas legislature ends a stormy session highlighted by a fierce clash between the Douglass and the Dunsmore houses. The turmoil shaped the legislative record and reflected intense political battles of the era.
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Kansas
United States
Douglass
Dunsmore
Leopard Seek in a Playful Visit
The Leopards describe themselves as quicker and smaller than Asian cousins and boast keen camouflage. Peggy and the leopard propose a hide and seek game as day fades and danger looms, with playful yet wary dialogue about survival and danger.
University of Kansas offers $250 loan scholarship
The American Bankers Association Foundation Dean Frank Stockton announced a $250 loan scholarship for KU business students. The year’s recipient is a woman, the first to hold the award. Juniors and seniors aiming for graduate work may apply. preference to those entering financial work or who have taken banking courses. Applicants must be self supporting.
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University of Kansas
American Bankers’ Association, Foundation
Frank Stockton
School of Business
American Institute of Banking
Lloan
The Clever One Ends In A Murder Mystery
Jane Clifton's husband Peter Clifton is entangled with forged notes and a shadowy forger known as The Clever One. Basil Hale is found murdered in the grounds at Longford Manor, sparking fear, cover up attempts, and a police inquiry led by Superintendent Bourke as Jane tries to protect Peter and uncover the truth.
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Peter Ccutton
Peter
Jane Leith
Inspector Rouper
Adame Unteraohn
Basil Hole
Tebe
Donal Fa
Ells
Los
Antruder
Longford Manor
Jane
Basil Hale
I¢Lia
Hale
Madame Untersohn
Klonberg
Wells
Mrs. Wells
Marjorie
Donald
Na Aera
Basil
Noe
Hhim
Marjorie Wells
Jane Clifton
Bourke
Scotland
Scotland Yard
Clifton
Rourke
Kien
Peter Clifton
Donald Wells
Mr. Bourke
Mr. Rourke
A Simple Life and the Call for a Higher Standard
A speaker recalls a self-reliant eastern farmer who lived frugally yet thrived on work and community, contrasting his quiet wealth with the narrator’s higher income. He argues the true standard of living rests in peace, faith, and shared humanity, urging religion to ease fear and elevate daily life toward transcendent goals.
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Thad
God
Jesus
Bucket Brigade Fight Fire At Local Lumber Yard
Fire destroyed a garage in Hiawatha Kansas with undetermined origin. Volunteers using buckets battled the flames and saved the Morrison lumber yard neighboring building. No injuries reported and cause under investigation.
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Bucket Brigade
Hiateeillp
Kan Mar
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Peggy
Asia
Leopard Seek
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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Parsons
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Terible
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Lawrence National Bank
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