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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1926

Page

2

John W Thompson Dead at St. Louis

John W Thompson, a wealthy St. Louis contractor convicted with Colonel Charles Forbes of conspiracy to defraud the government, died in St Louis at an early hour. His wealth, estimated in the millions, stemmed from sand and gravel dredging on the Mississippi near Proffit's Island. He faced federal probation petition pending since an unsuccessful appeal. Forbes began serving a two year term after a $10,000 fine for conspiracy to defraud the government over hospital contracts.

Bt. Louis Doha Thompson Charles R. Forbes Veterans Mississippi River Proffit's Island Baton Rouge Rita Thompson New Orleans Fort Worth Texas Twee Other Deming Chicago John W. Thompson United States District Attorney Carpenter Tor Charles A. Forbes United States Veterans’ Bureau Leanworth Kaw Eee

Christians Held Captive in Turkish Harems Warns Bishop

New York May 3. Bishop William Manning warned the Girls Friendly Society that more than 100000 Christian women and girls were held captive in Turkish harems. He claimed these figures come from League of Nations reports and said the United States would be silent assent to such abuses if Lausanne treaty is ratified. He contrasted Mustafa Kemal's actions with historical extirpation of Christians in the Near East.

New York William T. Manning United States League of Nations America Dre Mustapha Kemal Kish Yegima Anging

Pretender Victor Napoleon Bonaparte Dies at Six

Brussels reports the death of Prince Victor Napoleon Bonaparte at age six. Born in Paris in 186?, he was grandson of King Jerome Bonaparte and cousin to Emperor Napoleon II. He never renounced his claim to the French throne, lived in Belgium, and married Princess Clementine of Belgium after a long courtship. The article details his controversial, ill-fated marriages, three children, and his World War I service offered to France but declined.

Brussels Prince Victor Napoleon France Victor Napoleon Paris Jerome ,Bonaparte Napoleon II Duke of Orleans Duke of Guise Victor Belgium Clementine Leopold Hi Turin Italy Switzerland Prinet “Canis Jerome Victor Marie Clotilde Victor Napoleonyp House of Bonaparte

Franklin school closes with student program and dinner

Franklin's school ends a Tuesday with a noon basket dinner followed by an afternoon program. The program features songs, recitations, dialogues, and piano pieces led by teachers and pupils, including performances by Lyle Enyart, Mary Lynn Davis, Elizabeth Fletcher, and others. Local residents and visitors join in conversations about community events and family visits.

Lyle Enyart Elizabeth Fletcher Harold Eisele Lyle Goldie Enyart Clifford Davis Bryan Hisele Darling Jenave Charles Piovance Lily Welsh Gordon Davis America J. N. Shirar Airview Charles Shirar Raymond Reed Kansas City A. E. Welsh Evelyn White Ralph Standing Nyatt Albert Davis Clarence Davis George E. Humphrey Lawrence Frank O. T. Davis Tom Murphy Rachel Fletcher Floyd Geneva White Samuel Fletcher Edward Davis Kaw. Valley Joe Davis William On Robert Zipp Hesper

Ingersoll and Burbank Praised for Freedom of Thought

A Sunday sermon lauds Unitarian figures Robert Ingersoll and Henry Ward Beecher couplet style praising their fearless thinking. The pastor says Both men advanced religious liberty and scientific inquiry, noting Ingersoll’s eloquence against fixed doctrine and Burbank’s practical public usefulness.

Burbank Ingersoll America

Lawrence Religious Education Board Seeks Vacation School Details

Special notice to Lawrence churches promotes the upcoming four week Lawrence Daily Vacation Church School beginning in five weeks. Donations to L EB Eby of the Lawrence Building and Loan Association cover costs. Attendance figures show totals by age group for May 2 with large turnout across sessions and lists the top ten churches and notable teachers and classes in the program.

Lawrence L. EB. Eby Lawrence Building and Loan ‘Asse

Attendance Certificates Awarded For Reading Lessons

The article lists certificates issued to Dorothy Bearman Ida May Richards Ruth Morris and Clar Fransmeier at a reading lesson program. It notes 5% per foot attendance certificates and a prize book for the most perfect ling lessons. The program featured Mrs Don Claar and Mrs Robert Schroy singing and various recitations and dialogues by multiple students including Dorothy Bearman Ruth Morris Ida May Richards and the Transméier children.

Dorothy Bearman Ida May Richards Ruth Morris Clar Fransmeier da May Richards Ling Don Claar Suent Fray Aflesrnsen Robert Schroy Billia Brass Clarence Albert Transmeier Utli Morvis Tda May Atards Dorothy Beurman Ruth Morris Alpert Clarence Transméier Dorothy Auistrong

Lawrence area notes fill Sunday visits and school updates

Long community column lists Miss Den and Shirar absent with illness but improving, many locals visiting relatives in Lawrence and surrounding towns, church events, teachers, and school year end activities at Walnut Grove. Readers present include Zipp, Heizmann, White, Enyart, Palmer, Talley, and Reed, with multiple calls on Enyart home and Lawrence Choral Union performances noted.

Zippis Michael Heizmann Maxwell McClure Harold White Den Shirar Peter Lida Wilson Lawrence Charles Young Mirs J. M. Palmer Lawrence Choral Union Robinson Gymnasium G. C. Lewis Thomas Ralph Standing Mary Evelyn Floyd White Samuel Fletcher Charles Bliss Daniel Bliss Oskaloosa William Yhayer Edward Davis Chester Mitthell Carl Strong Lee Enyart Will Fairly Charles Lemon Billy Lemon Caroline George Grifith Pleasant Valley Raymond Reed Kansas City A.B. Welsh James Duncan Bellview Franklin Rachel Fletcher Geneva Evelyn’ White C. F. Bannmaier Florance Bahnmaier Kindrell Lawrence Glock Alfred Page Oskalooga Plin White Harald J. D. Martin Carol Oliver Schutz Lake View Clarence Davis Jalmnnie Michael ‘Schutz Evelyn White Helen Shirar Ralph May J. M.palmer Genevieve Helen Talley Surface India District Frank Topping Elmo Garrett John Garrett George Tuttle Helen Wazal Shiraz Awrence ‘Choral Union Jo A. Bogie Cole Walnut Grove School Edward Martin Loraine Myrtle Walters Kaw Valley Oscar Powell Dorothy Aice Albert Davis Bert Mitchell Earl Falkenstein Frank Gosper Robert Zipp Hesper Avs Vening Nn Eisele Eudora

Minstrel at Lawrence High School May Show

Lawrence high school boys glee club with the girls glee club present a minstrel in Tiboy Memorial auditorium Friday evening May 7 at 8 oclock. Morgan Rarick business manager says the show aims to raise money for the music fund. Two minstrel acts will be staged with a pantomime by the girls, orchestra numbers, and solo and quartet numbers by club members. Admission is fifty cents.

Lawrence High School Tiboy Memorial High School Morgan Rarick Thee

The Lost Battalion at Varsity Theatre Today and Tomorrow

The Lost Battalion, shown under Liberty PoSi of the American Legion, is a dramatic late war story featuring members from the famous unit. A children’s matinee is tomorrow at 4:00 PM, with adults paying standard admission and a regular matinee at 2:30 PM.

Tost Varsity Liberty poSii

Deaths and Funerals Mrs C Orelup

Funeral services for Mrs. C IE Orelup aged 57 who died Sunday afternoon at a local hospital will be held Tuesday at 3:06 from Rum Brothers funeral home Rev Edward Hislop in charge. Burial will be at Oak Hill cemetery. Lucinda Jackson aged 14 died Saturday night at her home fourteen miles southwest of Lawrence. Services were held this afternoon from the home Rev G N Jackson in charge, burial at Clinton cemetery. Gold Price aged 12 died yesterday morning at his home 1015 Pennsylvania Street. The funeral arrangements to follow. Dr W R Gorrill moved to 803 Mass over University Book Store. Parker's New Green Fountain Feu at Rankin's Drug Store 1101 Mass-Ady.

Iicn Ida May Richards George Banks Leila i Bank Herman Banks Helen Ee Karol Clear Newt Hamlin Field Conroy Robert i Schroyer Ida May Richards Julius Beurman Dorothy P Lawrence Minnie Beurman George Richards Dau Ghter Ida May New York Laughter Guy Davis Newt Hansin Lng Om Willis Colman Julius Bearman Arthur Richard Barker isSlew Harley Armstrong Wesley Landreth C. 3 Orelup C. IE. Orelup Rum Brothers Edward ‘Hislop Oak Hill Cemetery Lucinda Jackson G. N. Jackson Clinton Cemetery Pennsylvania W. R. Gorrill Universit Book Store Mass Parker's Rankin's Drug Store Ady

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