Lawrence Journal World Archives, Mar 24, 1926, p. 2

Lawrence hosts two day state home economics convention

Citizens of Lawrence are invited to a two day session at the University of Kansas for the annual convention of the State Home Economics Association. President Farrell of Kansas State Agricultural College will speak Friday evening on Mame Economics From Bayman's Viewpoint. Dr Edward Rohman, Yale PhD, will discuss Variety in Our Die and vitamins in canned foods. Beulah Coon of the University of Nebraska will speak Saturday on Vocati and Non-Vacation Home Econom. Chancellor E W Lindsey will speak Friday on Shell Shock Among Women. Program Friday evening in the Lawrence Memorial High School building.

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Lawrence State Home Economics Association University of Kansas Farrell Af Kansas State Agricultural College Bayman Edward Rohman Kansas Yale University Dr. Eddy Columbia University Beulah Coon University of Nebraska Association E.W. Tindsey Lawrence Memariht High School

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Charge on ex investigator ties to Remus liquor scheme

Washington reports that Representative La Guardia charged an ex Department of Justice investigator, Franklin L. Dodge, with involvement in a scheme transferring $200,000 in liquor certificates tied to George Remus. Dodge allegedly kept Remus’s son and issued or moved liquor certificates. Wallenstein refused to buy them.

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Washington Mar Hartment Lustice George Remus Cincinnati la Guardia New York Hanor George Tents John Gray Franklin L. Dodge Wallenstein Ohne Mat Hinkle Cleveland Ohio Dodge T Remus Remus Iguor Tientsin

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Frank Miew York on university reform and culture

New York March 2 1930s era report recounts Frank Miew York criticizing universities for over specialization and a drift toward multiversity. He urges synthesis and a broad training ground for leaders, warning against narrowing focus and demanding reform to preserve liberal education and social breadth.

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Littasity Wisconsin Glenn Frank New York Frank Gurrienum DT Qa Quk Rene Wick

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Gold stampede in Mojave desert mining rush near Kramer

Stampeded miners pour into a district near Kramer on the Santa Fe railroad in Bakersfield California as reports claim gold values up to 500 and 7000 per ton. Miners come from Randsburg Mojave Victorville Burstowe and other desert points. Camps form while communications from Gem J. Ps Carvel of Randsburg note the rush nears stampede levels.

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Deaths and Funerals Noted in Local Notices

Leonard Illes Linard Gilles, husband of Vera Mayes Illes, died yesterday. A Lawrence girl by birth, he will be taken to Denver for burial. World War veteran. Funeral arrangements later. Mrs Albert Allen Ward mourns death of her mother in law. Proceedings tied to University of Kansas. March 18 service in Los Angeles area. Lady described as heavily involved with local community.

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Leonard Illés Linard Gilles Vera Mayes Albert Allen Ward Latrénee Albert Allen Te. B. M University of Kans Sans _ Angeles Tally Do Allen

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Ottawa World's legacy and local papers reshape town press

In Ottawa a shift in newspaper ownership occurred as Ralph Morris of the Herald acquired Remmulicain? and the Daisy journal faded after publication, while the World endured as a Democratic weekly before its sale. Separately, Parsons Kansas awarded contracts to Brewster Brothers to complete the Washington Avenue Methodist church at an estimated cost of 815000, with local firms preferred.

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Hawker Press Rem. Good Las Ottawa World Ottawa the Herald the Republic Ralph Oo Morris The Herald Bank Upier Mickey Oktime Edime Reu Robert Trod Lawrence Board of Administration Davis Parsons Kan Washington Avenue Brewster Brothers of Independence Siedia

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Paris Notes On Wealth, Death Rules And French Sports Banter

Paris dispatch covers Sir Basil Zarahaff’s need to respect Monaco burial rules delaying his wife’s funeral, plus reflections on French reactions to global tennis victories. It notes a proposed international committee to document Cardinal Mercier and other church leaders, and mocks Ambassador Whitlock’s plain garb amid court proclaims. The piece ends with a ballet copyright dispute over a reformulated production and damages.

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Paris Basil Zarahaff Burovind Monte Carlo Monaco Mt Belincourt Vrence Tuntil Nuyatery Aia Europe Therennis Korotra Lacoste United States Suzanne Lenglen Suzanne Legion of Honor France Museum of the Army Tumper Lenelen Helen Wills Cannes Brand Whitlock Belgium Nev Enejond Lord Halifax Massines G. KK. Chesterton Cathatic Yneet Bruegels Marines Nier

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Ballet Dancer Wins Damages as Court Acknowledges Rights

Mlle Soutzo argued a first dancer may interpret a ballet, not bound to exact steps. She offered to demonstrate the dance both as she performs it and as the mistress directs, but the court ruled this unnecessary. The ruling recognizes the rights of ballet mistress and author, granting one franc in damages. Washington report notes the Gooding bill to curb rail rate discrimination in short hauls was defeated 46 to 33 with party splits listed.

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Aid Goes to Many Lands for Veterans Compensation

Washington dispatch reports two thousand native veterans and dependents in overseas possessions receive Veterans' Bureau compensation for World War service. In total 2,080 receive death or disability payments and 61 receive death or disability insurance. The Philippines leads with 387 death requests and 17 disability cases. Porto Rico reports 330 disability and 323 death cases. Hawaii lists 73 disability and 35 death cases, Virgin Islands 2 disability and 4 death cases. Insurance counts place Porto Rico first with 185 while Hawaii has 84 and Guam and Panama eight each.

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Graduate Magazine at KU Counts Sixty Years Since Opening

The March issue of the Graduate Magazine at the University of Kansas features an article by Mrs. Susan Savage Alford on KU’s early history. She recalls the first classes and opening day sixty years ago, noting her own 1874 graduation and the fourth annual Ka lays event to be held April 17 at the university.

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Elks Bowling Scores and Local Notices

ELKS bowling scores listed for AOL 728 par a TVA BM men Barteldes 523 Har- Barteldes Hartig 218 249 94% anal 24 225 248. Real estate transfers Louise Ziesenis and others to Terisle Eder in section No 8 township 21 range 21. The Woodlaurent Teachers Association will meet March 25 at 7:45 pm in the school auditorium. Government Bonds New York Liberty b 101.8. 1 tte 107.28. In loving memory of Annie Adams five years since death with a memory lane poem. Family notes: never to part.

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AOL Barteldes Har- Barteldes Hartig E Anal Louise Ziesenis Terisle Eder N. Wik N. Weld Annie MM. Adams

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Only man in UK may keep hat in presence of king

London March 24 AP Michael Constantine de Courcy Baron Kingsale holds a hereditary prerogative from King John granting him to keep his hat in the king s presence. The privilege has been used five times, last in 1859 before Queen Victoria. Marriage licenses issued by Probate Judge Louis Menger include Harry Wegtergren Lawrence and Bessie Wingfield Newcampton.

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London Mer Michael Constantine de Courcy Baron Kingsale United Kingdom Enj John de Courcy John Ulster Gerald Lord Kingsale Queen Victoria Louis Menger Harry Wegtergren Lawrence Bessie Wingfield Newcampton William Newton Minnie A. Gentry

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Knowledge Hill Community Notes Chronicle Local Socials

Knowledge Hill district records a flurry of visits and family updates. Mr Daniels of Lawrence called at J H Daa l's. Mrs Alien and Burlene visited Marion and relatives, with many relatives spending weekends with kin in Williamstown and Wellman area. Church and school events noted. a spring meeting April 5 at two o'clock and an upcoming community club gathering March 17 to tidy, share comforts, plan chick raising and gardening. congratulations extended to newlyweds W N Horr and spouse.

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Kh H. Dial Esther Thilia Fred Alford Homer Moss Mound Smith Near Wellman Herbie Brachmiller Kenneth Dial Pup Treasur Harold Skeeton- Vandiver Topeka Alice Roberts Lawrence Broeker Louie Horr OC. W. Tforr Knowledge Clint Viets Fred Stanton W. N. Harr C. W. Terr Horr Mer. Cgranberger Freddie John Cgnnary W. Rice Lewis Eastman William Rice Kansas City Leslie Viets Baby Concordia Kan Clinton Viets Turday Sas City Viets Ai Cepcerdia Harold Skeet Burlene Williamsie Allen

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Lakeview flower garden plan seeds for Kansas summer

Treary Field has sent prize packets of flower seeds to men women and children. The Lake View club house hosted a spring opening with seventy dinner guests. Lawrence visitors and neighborhood families were noted among others including the Langenderfers the Gentrys and the Brunes with several Sunday gatherings and calls.

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Lakeview Kansas Treary Field Mara Hughes Emily Ball Lawrence A. Scribner Fred Brune Langenderfer Owen Mitchell Frank Baker Lawreace George Langenderfer Clara Hughes C. A Gus’ Brune Birtschinger Bie Springs Owen ‘Mitchell Lake View Club House Robert Gentry

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Sunday Callers and Neighborhood News in Farmland Area

Sunday callers visited Mr and Mrs M Gentry while neighborhood children recover from illness and prepare to return to school. School reopens Monday after a month long vacation. Ollie Schutz visited Kansas City and Mining Kansas with Mrs Kate Schneck. Bert Jerkins notes illness reduces Sunday School attendance. residents look forward to better turnout next Sunday.

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Community Log of Visits and Local Activities

Residents and visitors frequent the Wil liam Wingert and Abe Flory homes while many attend Lawrence and Kansas City trips. Farm bureau meeting led by Miss Emma Neider. numerous Markley and Brohammer family calls. T. B. tests discussed by Dr Claude Wells. bi monthly exams announced. Lydia Pinkham ad notes with production details.

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Arthur Flory William Wingert Suonday Frank Deay Abe Flory Art Campbell Abe’ Flory Lilian Alda Brohammer Mabel Viory Arthur Flora Will Marklay Laurie Art’ Cammpbell Robert Markley Flora Lawrence Ted Kelley John Brohammer T. G. Hiatt Oscar Markley John Brohammer William Postma Dessie Clara T Lawrence É Kenneth, Hockenberry George Markley

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Community notices and household visits from local families

A chatty record lists visits and calls among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Ira Flory and relatives, Saturday and Sunday gatherings at multiple homes, church attendance, and funeral attendance for John Voight. Also noted is a testimonial about Carter's Little Liver Pills from Brooklyn praising indigestion relief.

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Nex Ira Rothrock Will Postma Laurie Abe Flory Misses Grace Clydia Doris Hiatt Salas Lawrence Ole Eudaly T. G. Hiatt Pleas Ant Grove Charles Brohammer Lillian Alda Renee Abe Flory Mabel Wesley Aly Frank Beat Mildred Edith Wiliam Wingert Bertha Kesler Daniel Kesler Frence Ganel Flory Robert Markley Ira Flory Nettie Oscar Amos Wrightsman Lilianeatd Daniel Beeghley Wesley Flory Elmer Flory Will Cherehbaugh Frank Dean Arthur Flory William Wingert John Voight Rumsey Funeral Henry Flory John Postma Daniel Flory Pleasant Grove Jeanet George Markley Asa Postigs Solon Markley Mary Katherine Valley Chapel Jim Flory Criue Mary Airs Washington Creek Flora Lawrence Moncay

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Lawrence hosts two day state home economics convention

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Charge on ex investigator ties to Remus liquor scheme

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Frank Miew York on university reform and culture

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Gold stampede in Mojave desert mining rush near Kramer

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Deaths and Funerals Noted in Local Notices

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Ottawa World's legacy and local papers reshape town press

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Paris Notes On Wealth, Death Rules And French Sports Banter

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Ballet Dancer Wins Damages as Court Acknowledges Rights

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Aid Goes to Many Lands for Veterans Compensation

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Graduate Magazine at KU Counts Sixty Years Since Opening

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Elks Bowling Scores and Local Notices

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Only man in UK may keep hat in presence of king

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Knowledge Hill Community Notes Chronicle Local Socials

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Lakeview flower garden plan seeds for Kansas summer

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