Wembel of Associated Press Commentary on Prohibition
The piece summarizes reactions to prohibition, noting a large jury indictment and enforcement concerns. It cites a poll of newspapers supporting modification and discusses government machinery and sentiment on light wines and beer. Prominent figures and nations are referenced in a broader policy context.
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Wembel
Associated Press
Lews
Nat Ribeeche
Focal
Apecia
Nudit Sureau
Vst
Lawrence approves Tepave west Sekenih street resurfacing
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce approves a public funded resurfacing proposal for Tepave west Sekenih street, to be voted on at the April 6 city election. Voters are urged to carefully consider the highway improvements, deemed necessary by users, with the plan seen as the only practicable way to obtain them.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Tepave West
Sekenih Street
House Letters Stir Debate On Wilsonian War Era
Democrats split on interpretation of Colonel House letters praising and critiquing Woodrow Wilson. Some see a aims to glorify House while diminishing Wilson. others note Wilson remains central yet the letters reveal shared ideas and external input. Cold spell harms fruit prospects in several counties, though orchardists view it as a blessing.
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HOUSE
Colonel House
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Tasanynak
Local News From Old Files Mixes Travel and Talks
From our old files Me Gastan leaves yesterday for the Black Mills by rail to attend a conference. The M. E. church prepares to reopen services as a conference proceeds with local attendance and remarks. Weather and market notes mention 12 to 20 cents per bushel and butter prices.
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Gastan
Black Mills
Lawrence
Bilder Y Davis
Thamngan
Eee
Twenty five years ago shooting gallery opens in Menger Store
A retrospective note recalls a shooting gallery opening in the Menger Store building. W S Hastie of this city is named for government ware centers at the Indian school in Grand Junction Colorado. Ed Esterle awarded contracts for a new cottage in the 1000 block on New Hampshire street. Edwords, long-time Lawrence resident, left Wednesday for Dodge City and plans stock business with a 360 acre farm nine miles from Dodge. Ellis B Nayes, former University of engineering student, photographs the Norfolk navy yard for an exhibit at the Van American position in May. Mrs H L Raymond hosts an old fashioned quilting party with a bountiful dinner. Paul Dinsmore returned from Denver today. The new boys fraternity the Buffalos is a highlight at the K K T A dancing party. The T N E party meets tonight in Eldridge Hall.
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Menger
W. S. Hastie
Grand Junction
Colo
Ed Esterle
New Hampshire Street
Edwords
Lawrence
Dodge City
Ife
Badge Ant
Ile
Ellis B. Nuyes
Enginertime Clays
Norfollk Navy Yard
van American
Reques Tren
Washington Tlcl
Nayes
Heather
H. L. Raymond
Norfolk Navy Yards
B. W. Fairbanks
Paul. Dinsmore
Crom
Denver
Buffalos
Eldridge Hall
Egypt Begins Its Tift Year And May 4 City Election
Egypt starts its Tift year and a May 4 city election with candidates announced. The Kent cruiser launching at Chatham will be christened by the Countess of Stanhope. The Leiter estate lawsuit moves toward trial in Chicago. Senator Joseph Robinson will speak in East St Louis today on World Court and James A. Reed.
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Egypt
Jar
Ted
St Paul
Kent
Chatham
Countess of Stanhope
Leiter
Joseph Leiter
Docketer Fox
Chicago
Joseph Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
East St. Louis
James A. Reed
Miss
Say It With Flowers Vocational Talk At Rotary
Ralph Ward presented the florists of America at a Rotary luncheon, outlining business aims and plant origins. He discussed handling and challenges such as temperature and pests, and highlighted the Hutchinson movement with a large Lawrence delegation. Future programs include Mrs. Raymond C. Moore speaking on Scotland.
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Ralph
Ward
Amerieca
Rotary
Hutchinson
Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Raymond C. Moore
Scotland
Letters to the Editor on Fountain Removal Sadness and Public Monuments
A Journal-World letter laments removing the city fountain and recalls past honors. It notes National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Theodore Roosevelt and others funded the fountain, with schoolchildren present at dedications. The writer argues monuments are scarce and public funds limited.
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Journal-World
Tig Post
Journal- World
National Society of Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Lawrence
Theodore “Roosevelt
Tom Sweeney
Stubbs
Peeples
Bee Washington
The
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Ag Vyitecens
Don Garlus
Cardinal Dubois Led Paris Diocese Plans for Chicago Congress
Cardinal Dubois of Paris, Archbishop since 1920, to head a French delegation to Chicago for the Eucharistic Congress. Former Bishop of Verdun and Archbishop of Rouen, he supported national unity during World War I and later served on missions to Constantinople Athens Syria and Palestine.
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Cardinal Dubois
France
Chicago
Jume
Constantinople
Athens
Syria
Palestine
Paris
Dubois
Guessing contest yields record turnout at Carl's and Innes'
The Nan sas City Star poll for the basketball team selection drew 2462 votes with 52 percent guessing correctly. Women accounted for 218 correct choices and men 405, with guesses coming from six states. Prizes include a display in Carl's window and a prize for the winner.
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Carl
Missouri
Kan
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Wyomin
Tennessee
Ward-Belmont
Ville
Missouri Amt Homa
Albert Petersen
Gale
Don
Hazel Schmidt
Cuesses
Tus Ackerman
K.A. Sf
Carl Oe
Wilson
Wests
Kennedy
Potato Club 3H Seed and Tuber Show Recap
The Jayhawk Palatehel pie event featured Fred Tangatads and others presenting seed results and potato growth notes. Lawrence Leonard Wilfred Vine Clyde Rusted led talks on seed pieces while the club plans its next meeting at Leonard's home on March 24.
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Fred Tangatads
Lyins
Lawrence Leonard
Manting
Wilfred Vine
Hag Elev
Siv ‘Leonard
Attendance report lists Sunday Schools and totals by group
The report shows attendance for Le rezee Sunday Schools on Sunday March 34 with 628 youth and 872 adults in the unive st e dents group, 83a adults. Colored youth 45 adults 85 total 280. Grand total 208. Denominations include First Christian Fir eregational TF Pi ytorian West Side Presbyteriian Liberan Colored Baptist North Lawrence Christian North Lawrence Methodist. An Ultimatum at Itsin Peking shows the US and others demanding the end of the port blockade and removal of impediments to chartering and river traffic by Thursday noon. E
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Lerezee
First Christian
West Side
North Lawrence
Warren
Peking
United States
Eight Taysons Named Reserve Officers at Fort Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth Kansas reports the appointment of eight Taysons as reserve officers. All new officers received commissions in the infantry with ranks ranging from second lieutenant to captain. Recipients include Cladeid of Leavenworth, Shore of Lawrence, M. J Holt of Wellington, Wilson and Garrigues of Lawrence, and Garrigues among others.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Taysons
Ifantry
Cladeid
Leavenworth
K. Shore
Lawrence
Itenant
Gra
Emper
G Ieatene Ant
The Roman Eagle Debuts From Lawrence High Latin Club
The Classical club of Lawrence High School, a Latin department group, publishes The Roman Eagle. The issue titled Ides of Maeh edition mixes literature with fiction about prominent Romans of the Augustan age in a today style. The Roman features an editorial and a box and is sponsored by the Latin department.
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Lawrence High School
Maxeh Editio
Lawrence High Awards Honor Western Europe Lineup Prizes
At Lawrence High School prizes were awarded for a Western Europe themed event. Alfred Lawrence received support for a yearly start. Whey defeated S25 to help wake the lead and dis a better thaw.
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Lawrence High School
Fepuec Allen
Bers Pranklin Club
Alfred Lawrence
Whey
Real Estate Transfers and Property Notes Across Several Towns
Real estate transfers show parcels traded for various sums including 11000 and 500 with parties from Wellesley Massachusetts and Kentucky street in Massachusetts. Other entries note transfers in University Place Armaviea and district references with miscellaneous considerations.
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Massachusetts Street
Sl McWai
Wellesley
Mass
Clarence
Kans
East
Kentucky Street
L. PD
Jones
Block
University Place
Harry “Moore
Cora A. Lamont
South
S. W. Sed
S. Word
S. Wy
Tos
Armaviea
Tencel I Mekin
The
Angeles
Buchanan
United States of
Army Major Bagby Dies in Self Inflicted Wound at Leavenworth
Major Philtin W. Bagby 43, an infantry officer on duty at Fort Leavenworth General Service Schools, committed suicide last night with an army automatic revolver. Born December 3, 1852 in Virginia, Bagby began as a coast artillery private in 1901 and rose to lieutenant colonel in World War I, later serving as instructor at the command and general staff schools. An investigative board has been appointed to examine the death, discovered this morning when a janitor entered Bagby’s office. colleagues say he had been mentally ill for some time.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Philtin W. Bagby
General Service Schools
Fort Leavenworth
Bagby
Virginia
Coast Artillery
Sixth Infantry
de Najor Bagby
Command ‘and General Staff School
Jerome G. Tillow
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social Notices
Frank Hebble returns to Topeka after time with wife and sons. Mrs. Troy Warner travels from Ottawa. Rev. Warner visits Baldwin. Rev Edward Hutchins appointed to supply Lane church for the year. Debating at Centenary Hall features Baker and Park College on child labor, free admission. Baldwin girls to Shawnee Mission tournament. boys compete in Kansas City. Psychology Club organized at the high school. Royal history talk given by Markham. Junior play Come Out of the Kitchen scheduled. cast listed. Several local families move, visit, or recover from illness. Clinton Iowa and Ottawa connections noted.
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Frank Hebble
Santa Fe
Topeks
Hieree Ant Frank, Jr
Troy Warner
Ottawa
Lugo
Warner
Methodist
Whiting
Baldwin
Evelyn
Sue
Delta Kev
Edward Hutchins
B Wll
Lane
Baker
Aker
Charlie E. Reed
Methodist Reharch
Cardner
Bisell Summers
Af Grandview
Ark
Raymond T. Gilbreath
Carthage
Alfred B. Leach
Baldwin Bigtool
Shawnee Mission
Bett ‘Tee
Harold
Kansas City
Kansas
Norma Gardner
High of
Mildred Hunt
Helen Wyhcoop
Eva Atherton
Ruth McFerrin
Louise Hindman
Opal Atterberry
Ana Quayle Parmentar
Ross Wolf
Clea Custer
Walter Anderson
George
Bretnall
Ralph Gilman
Eleventh Street
Hame
Arthur Gilman
Blanche Hoover
Denver
W. Darkham
E.R. Crawford
J. 2. Weirs
James D. Smith
Otttawa
Fay Holliday
Kan
Concert by Tito Schipa Impresses Kansas City Audience
A Kansas City visit featured a concert by the renowned tenor Tito Schipa. Local social notes recount visitors and gatherings from Baldwin Ottawa Vassar and Lawrence, with host families entertaining relatives and friends. A series of informal campus events and party nights are also noted amid the week’s social calendar.
Charlotte Coun'cil of Women Golf Prepares Championship
Charlotte North Carolina prepares for the Championship by Southern Women Golf tournament opening May 28. New greens and hazards are being added. Expected entrants include former champions Ulaine Reinhardt of Chicago David Gant of Memphis and Mrs Dozier Lowndes of Atlanta plus other regional players.
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Charlotte
N.G
Muar
Mobite
Gille
Local Notices and School Basketball Wins Mixed in Melvern
Miss Pauline Smith of Michigan visited Chas Simmons and family then returned to her parents Mr and Mrs George Smith. Grerbrack rural high school teams invaded Melvern with the boys winning 17 to 11 and the girls 42 to 8. Lorin Rundle and family visited Ottawa. Mart Hartman sold 21 mules to a Kansas buyer. Harold Huston went to Kansas City and bought a Ford coupe. A daughter named Catherine arrived to Mr and Mrs Ourilkenbearry on March 1. John Dedder and others were at Mart Hartman’s. Mrs Frank Hartman and Doris Gene Wright visited. Maxine and Mrs John Dodder visited Pomona. Jed Odd Fellow fudge at Po Friday night. A.M. Rundle and family of Querbragh visited with Fishburn and Vilma Powell. Mart Hartman on sick list. twenty thousand ring station operation noted.
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Pauline Smith
Michigan
Bey
Chas. Simmons
Xmmons
George Smith
Grerbrack Rural
Melvern
F. i’ Afr
Lorin Rundle
Ottawa
Mart Hertman
Kansas
Arthur Hose
Lloyd Goffman
Mart Hartman
Harold Huston
Kansas City
Frida
Ford
Ourilkenbearry
I A.M. Rundle
Querbragh Dowu
Fishburn
Vilma Powell
Elsie Reed
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Eases Constipation in Children
Monticello Illinois physician Dr Caldwell with 47 years practice denounces harsh purges for infants and children. He promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a gentler laxative to establish natural bowel movements, even in chronically constipated youngsters.
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Childen
Caldwell
Calwell
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