Lloyd George and Club Women Stirred by Plans in New Mexico
An analysis notes Lloyd George doubts the present government can meet issues but expects Parliament to decide. Meanwhile club women in nine states oppose a Santa Fe summer cultural colony, fearing it would ruin Santa Fe’s character and raise rents. Other items discuss Mussolini praise by Fairbanks and Pickford and US bond defaults highlighting broader debt concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lloyd George
Formr
Mr. Lloyd George
Kansas
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Santa Fe Chamber of
America
Esseniial
Cole
Weekend Habit Easy to Form and Hard to Break
The piece notes a newspaper shortage in England and the government's plan to keep its official daily running despite disruptions. It mentions Danish skepticism toward Byrd's north pole flight and recalls the welcome given to Dr. Cook as a pole discoverer. The column ends with a remark on weekend habits being easy to form and hard to break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Commander Byrd
North Pole
Dr. Cook
Pole
Byrd
Local items note river drop and ferry restart
The river water fell noticeably while the ferry boat resumed service after a pause. Fricker of the Southwestern Stage is mentioned amid humor about coins and unsellable items. Other notes include visits, a lead ore discovery near Oskaloosa, and campus baseball results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meat White
Fricker
Southwestern Stage Company
Ettu Fricker
Et Ty
Miners' Federation leader Arthur Cook hailed as pivotal figure
In England Arthur J. Cook secretary of the Miners Federation of Great Britain rises from a 12 year old farm worker to head 1,500,000 miners influencing the industrial crisis. He spent 21 years in the pits and became Rhondda miners' agent in 1918, later succeeding Frank Hodges as federation head. At forty he is noted for never finding time to play a card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Arthur J. Cook
Miners’ Federation of Great Britain
Mr. Cook
Cooksley
Rhondda
Frank Hodges
Great Federation of Miners
Cook
Senate Lures House Members With Senate Ambitions
Washington May 6 United Press many House members eye Senate seats amid prestige and committee power. Twelve plan runs with terms ranging from four to sixteen years, led by Rep Hayden and Rep Bankhead, while questions persist on motives and consequences of switch. A parallel note reports destruction of W P Squibb whiskey stock worth about 300000 in Indianapolis with 14000 quarts seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Press
Senate
House
Carl Hayden
Dem
Ariz
Jon
Varo
Bankhead
Ala
Barkley
Dickinson
Iowa
Hawes
Hill
Rep
Burton
Ohio
Sen
Glass
Capitol Hill
Treasury
Indianapolis
A. P.j
W. PP
Linus P. Merejdich
United States
New Method for Disposing of Cats Sparks Debate
A public notice reports a Santa Fe passenger train brakeman found a sack on a coach step containing two live cats. The incident prompts discussion on humane handling and potential new disposal methods for unwanted felines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Hutchinson
Santa
Pioneering tale from the Lawrence era and a veteran’s inquiry
A replying correspondent recalls a touring journalist and questions about pioneer veteran status. He describes family journeys from Indiana to Cincinnati then Kansas, a claim near Lone Star in 1857, and a five year stay in a one room log cabin with his parents and siblings, tied to first Kansas Battery memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Kansas Battery
St. Louis
Lawrence
Ion
Indiana
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kansas
M. Revislis
Leaveworth
Bris
Ben Vandel
Baday
Thequore Gardner
Dentists Gather for National Society In Springfield Hl
Over 1,060 dentists from across the country convene in Springfield Illinois for the national society event. Speakers include Dr. Jon Texas Dr. Des Moines Toward D Barr Tolist Sebulis and Dr. Edgar of Chicago. Lillian McDowell known as the eye Annie is recaptured after a jewel theft spree. General Wilder will depart for Indianapolis for American Legion national committees meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Hinan Nial Society
Toronto
Jon
Texas
Des Moines
D. Barr
Tolist
Sebulis
Edgar
Chicago
Cateye Annis
Lillian McDowell
Eye
Annie
Auburn Penitentiari Eally Yesternay
Hday
Weedsport
Legion
Wilder
S. Meteendf
Indiaapolis
Ate
American Legion
Baldwin seniors honor guests at Baldwin event tale
Baldwin Dorado hosts at dinner honoring senior class members and guests from Olathe and Kansas City. Attendees include Elizabeth Taylor Robyn rearten Rowena Williams and Carl Butell who wins best storyteller prize. Several locals travel for readings, church events, and a state medical meeting in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorado
Hardin
Fisi
Peta Dele de Ita Scroti
Robyn Rearten Hennte
Elizabeth Taylor
Uritteburg
Rowena Williams
Olathe
Warren Smith
Charles Ward Butell
Raymond Gilbreath
Cheter Wint
Raymond Miller
Carl Butell
Dent
B! Flem
Dean Grace Erwity
Wolf
Helen
Tarkham
Kanz Vrday
Baldwin
Markvhy
Kansas
Dh Osborne
Fe LaBrant
Ke UL
Sheppard
Izabeth
Black
St. Joseph
Deppard
Frances Myiencer
Thomas Ning
Sarah
Sands Hong
Larry
William Price
West Baldwin
Homer Price
Ottawa
Lawrence
Gald Price
Local Social Notes From Linwood And Vicinity
Linwood and surrounding areas report visits and stays by Mrs. Howard Quinlan and family in Hartford Kansas. Mrs Zora Curtis spent a week with relatives in Eldon Missouri. Ay and Mrs T Wy Martin visit Allen Kansas attending business matters. Hugh Parry shows slight improvement after illness. Mr and Mrs John Schapley visit their son Leomird in Kansas City. Pattison family returns from Kansas City after niece Abbie Schmidt’s death. Miss Drusie Coffin spends weekend at home in McLouth. J E Bravins visit in Zosoph Missouri. Dorothy Studdard returns to Leavenworth after schooling in Eureka district. Mrs Edelyne Sagaser leaves for Macon Missouri after two weeks with her parents. Monte Hawk comes from Chicago to join wife visiting her father Edgar Bond. Roy Serviss and family spend weekend with Skaggs in Kansas City. Mrs Ida Chance remains poorly with rheumatism. High School graduating exercises planned for May 20 with address by Dr McGarey of United Presbyterian Church Kansas City. Max Frederick spends weekend with friends in Topeka. Drilling in the well for gas noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Quinlan
Hartford
Kansas
P. Collins
Zora Curtis
Eldon
T. Wy Martin
Allen
Hugh Parry
John Schapley
Leomir
Dorothy Studdard
Leavenworth
Eureka
Edelyne Sagaser
Macon
Monte Hawk
Chicago
Edgar Bond
Roy Serviss
Skaggs
Kansas City
Ida Chance
McGarey
United Presbyterian, Church
Max Frederick
Topeka
Community notes and wedding in Big Springs district
The North town area shows progress with a night crew added this week. In Big Springs Elizabeth Bahnmaier led clothing project units. Elizabeth Randle assisted. Rose Frances Dews and William A Wymer wed in Lawrence. guests and family celebrated with a joint dinner May 4 and a community charivari May 6.
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Journal- World
Fe SY the World Company
W. C. Simons
Otice
Massachusetts Street
Earrier
RB Feater
Bartford Bulldins
New York
Franklin
Alcorn
Marbridge
Lev
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Mussolini
Doug
Mary
Russia
China
Mexico
Ireland
Ee Dion
Walter Carruth
State Printing Office
Charles Bruce
Michigan
Oskaloosa
J. W. Roberts
University of Kansas
McCookfield
Olin
Bell
Fraternal Aid Union Association
Louise
Bavaria
Berlin
Munich
Jerome Park
Girl ‘Scouts
Briarcliff
N. Y
Providence
General Lafayette
The
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Washington, D. C
Detroit
Pper Bob
London
T Sopical
Hile Transportation Facilities
Tootie
Baldwin News
Mary Price
Carlisle
Ella Baker
Dds
Moin
First Baptist
Homer
Charles Shike
Little Son
Madison
N. J
Shike
Drew Theological Seminary
Shikes
Grenleaf
Afr
Pas‘tor
E. Q
A. P, Rrison
Lyle
Mulvane Hall
Washurn
A. J
F. &. Wolf
G. F. Becks
J. H. Campbell
W. M. Clark
Alvin Baker
A. F. Leash
S. Edward Cragoe
Aliie Gayle Quarles
la Sutler
Grace A Eeaiace
Emma Emery
the Religious Council
Chanute
TH. K. Ebright
Thomas Hitchcock
Grestey
Cola
I Hitchcock
Alrs. Hitchcock
Lydia Mann
Grace S. Black
Bertha Gal
Thamas IL
Harris
Campbell
Harris House
Helen Price
Los Angeles
Cal
Frances Spencer
Spect
C. Beeks
Alfie Gayle Quarles
2. Wolf
Anna Clark Jillson
HW. K. Ebright
Dean Grace Inwin
Harriet
Osborne
la la Brant
Helen Wilson
Corken
Burlington Junction
M. W. Hamilton
Wiley Keve
Kappa Sigma House
Lexington
Mon
William Jewell
Marion Coffin
Alpha Chi Omega House
Fellows
Linwood
Vesper Johnson
Bowen
Almira
Annal Hughey
Tom Frederick
Big Springs
Elizabeth Bahnmaier
Fred] Bahnmaier
Big Springs Farm Bureau Club
Vs. Herbert Wymers
Elizabeth Randle
Douglas
County
S. Hallovar
Wright Bertschinger
Emma Glenn
Sophia Damm
Fred Bahnmaier
Mae Henry
Ht Gon
Rollins Buck
J. E. Heiser
Mac Henry
Warrensburg
Atchison
Pioneer Highway Construction Co
Rose Frances Dews
William A. Wymer
Bic Springs
C. T. Dews
Arkansas Street
Kans
Savas
Arthur Ward
United Brethren
Wagonmount
Della
Mae Dews
Qrland L. Dlussent Himer
William A. Wyimer
Horace
Wi Wymer
Willian A. Wymer
Cokers
Charles Wilson
Wymer
Williame A.wymner
Coupe -le Gape
Carl Thon
Wilk Henry
D. K. Henry
Tha
Arthur’ Fay
Gaitna
Mai
Ree ‘Publican
Dunmire
the Merchant of Happiness
Frigidaire
Shimmgons Bros
Pepsodent Company
Wabash Ave
Papsadé
Denpal
Jomc
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