Subscriptions Rates And Editorial Notes From Lawrence 1922
The text outlines subscription rates and publication details for a Lawrence Kansas paper, noting pricing options, how to report missed issues, and office contact information. It also reflects on editor communities, university ties, and the role of newspapers in Kansas. It mentions international topics including Russia Germany and China in a broad commentary context.
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Language barriers and truce ease tensions at university
The text questions translation and language issues around a Kansas university and notes a truce between engineers and law faculty. It hints at local observers unsure which language serves as the town’s common tongue and reflects on supposed dull times as tensions ease.
James Duncan A Leading Figure In American Labor
James Duncan, aged sixty five, stands as a prominent union leader in the United States. A native of Scotland and granite cutter by trade, he rose to president of the Granite Cutters International Association in 1895 and later served as first vice president of the American Federation of Labor, playing a key role in the eight hour workday campaign and labor diplomacy abroad.
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American Federation of Labor
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Diverse world events and campus contests reported today
Arbor Day observed in Maine and Wisconsin. Mexico marks its declaration anniversary. An Irish recognition meeting convenes in Washington. Debaters from Muskingum, Wabash and Denison meet in Evanston for interstate title. A three‑way triad debating contest features Dartmouth, Williams, and Brown in Washington. Three hundred rodeos and wild west acts planned in Santa Clara for Mission Santa Clara centennial celebration. Matanzas population rises by 2000 to 8000 yearly. Germany lacks a national anthem per Berlin. Lawrence Cream Co market listing noted.
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Washington, D.C
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Minneapolis to Gulf barge service eyed for this year
Minneapolis moves to back a river barge line to the Gulf of Mexico with Minneapolis as northern terminus. Plans include routes to La Crosse and New Orleans as city funds and levee improvements clear the way. A six foot channel dredging and extensions by E F Goltra from St Louis are linked to the project.
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Russian officials demand patience flattery and cigarettes for deals
In Odessa April 8, a PLATTER SOVIET OFFICERS report describes how foreigners must adapt to the Russian way of doing business. Officials delay stamping documents, then require flattery and cigarettes to grant permits, with concessions often exceeding the original ask.
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Russia
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Constantinople
Preserit
Fishing method described by Lieutenant Elwell in Baghdad report
Fragmentary note describes Lieut detach Elwell describing boats and nets used for catching fish near Baghdad. Groundbait and small lum or light are mentioned as part of the technique.
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Elwell
Baghdad
French divorce bill foes fear new insanity ground
Paris reports oppose a bill by Andre Tardieu and Georges Almond making insanity a legal ground for divorce. The measure would allow divorce after a spouse spent three years in a lunatic asylum with declared mental deficiency, but critics question medical certainty and worry about spouses returning to find the other remarried.
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Balfour Accepts Peerage Amid Confused Lords List
London notes Sir Arthur Balfour accepts elevation to the House of Lords as Earl Eslyour of Whittingehame, joining a crowded slate of peers. An Observer commentary questions distinguishing eminent service peers from others and predicts a political fate in the Lords. Also noted are Garibaldi era battlefield photos and a blue sky Mars remark, plus a novel towel rack for luxury baths.
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London
Arthur Balfour
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House of Lords
Church Activities Outline Busy Sunday Schedule
The First Methodist Episcopal Church and multiple local congregations publish a packed Sunday itinerary with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. sermons on sin and character. Various leagues, meetings, and lectures led by pastors and guest speakers fill the day, inviting broad participation.
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Religious Services Announced With Choir and Speakers
Local churches schedule morning and evening worship across multiple denominations. Highlights include special anthems directed by Gov. Coffelt, sermons on education and morality, university society gatherings, and youth programs led by Oliver Hobbs, Orville Chandler, and Charlotte Sparrowhawk.
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Church Notices and Services at Two Local Congregations
Friends Church at Tenth and Delaware lists Sunday School at 10 and morning worship with Rev Howard of Tonganoxie. Trinity Lutheran at Eleventh and New Hampshire offers 9:45 Sunday School and 11:00 morning service led by Pastor Goehring with Rev M. K. D. of Oma. Community events include Christian Endeavor and midweek services, with invitations to all parishioners.
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Ida Wallace
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First Evangelical Church
B. H. Hobbs
First Presbyterian Church
E. A. Bleck
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First Baptist Church
Garner
Kentucky
Eighth Streets
Frank Jennings
Forrest E. ‘Witcraft
Dean F. J. ‘Kelly
Lawrence Public Schools
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New York
T. W. Greene, Jr
Fern Gillum
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H. B. Parks
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Ani Sworshin
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United Brethren Church
Vermont
T. Be McAferty
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Bela Praise Serview
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Christian Findeavor
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Tonganoxie
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Christian Endeavor
Trinity Lutheran- Church
New Hampshire
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Youth Focus at Free Methodist Church Sunday Service
The Free Methodist Church Corfier on 12th and Connecticut hosts Sunday School at 10 am with an 11 am sermon on Remembering God in Youth. Evangelistic children’s services were held daily last week at 4330 with good results. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets Tuesday at 3 pm with Miss Beers.
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Bible
Clarence
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Wichel Lasby
Topeka
Woman's Foreign Missionary’ Society
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Frea Methodist Church
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Connecticut
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Miss Beers
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Minnie A. Beers
Too Many Servants Attends American Family in London
May 4 report notes a large entourage traveling with an American family of father, mother, and two daughters staying at a London hotel. The group includes three maids, a valet, two secretaries, a private physician, a masseur, and two tutors as they depart for the continent.
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Rheuma Claims Quick Relief for Rheumatism
Patients long afflicted with rheumatic pain report rapid improvement after using Rheuma sold at Round Corner Drug Store. The ad promises full refund if symptoms persist, emphasizing free relief from joints pains and sciatic discomfort.
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