Lawrence Journal World Rates and Addresses in 7 PM Call Back
The record shows contact details and subscription rates for the Lawrence Journal-World including weekly and yearly mail options. It lists Chicago and New York representatives, Associated Press affiliation, and the post office delivery instruction to call for missed papers. It requests readers to report non receipt by 7 p.m. and provides a return call process.
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Wee Simons
Panaene Ofice
Massachusetts Street
Law ‘Rence
Kanass
Ken
Chicago
A.R. Beater
Hartford
York
Frankin P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
J. Néwa
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kansas
Journal-World
Daily News Thrill: Martin and Mechanic Safe After Icy Flight
Refuge in prayer and scripture frame a tense Chicago report as Major Martin and his mechanic vanished in the icy wastes. After more than ten days a newsflash confirms they are safe, a tale readers will note with heightened attention.
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Daily News
Martin
Beaten Kansas City 5 Star oratorical winner of Greek parentage
The Kansas City 5 Star oratorical contest crowned a young American of Greek parentage as winner. The article notes a blend of heritage and environment shaping oratory, with conjecture linking the speaker to ancient rhetoricians and Kansas City's enduring map status. It cites a unbeatable lead by the winner over rivals and reflects on broader foreign relations debates and cautious congressional actions.
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Kansas City
5 Star
Kansas
Many Well Wishers in Legion Child Welfare Meeting
The American Legion orphan's home event in Lawrence gathers support beyond Kansas. A Kansan and two sons have spurred state Legion efforts for child welfare, with widespread interest from many well wishers in tonight's discussion. The era is noted for rapid knowledge dissemination and the living art of applying it.
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American Legion Orphans’ Home
Lawrence
Kansas
Who Is Falling Down Congress in Low Opinion
The piece argues Congress is held in low esteem by many, with public frustration tied to recent months of action. It questions whether the people are failing to support Congress and notes farmer aid as the next major issue Congress has pledged to address.
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Congress
Heiress Ends Marriage Attempt in Payment to Count
A reported American heiress paid $100,000 in American money to rid herself of an Austrian count. The move follows similar experiences of other heiresses, suggesting she may not have overpaid for her experience.
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Shey
Duke of Devonshire Key Noble Leader and Landholder
The Duke of Devonshire heads one of Britain’s wealthiest families with 186,009 acres including mining property. He owns Devonshire House Piccadilly London Chatsworth and estate seats in Derbyshire Yorkshire and Ireland. He served in Parliament from 1891 to 1908 and held treasury posts before governing Canada from 1916 to 1919.
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Duke of Devonshire
Britain
Ireland
Devonshire House
Hardwicke Hall
Derbyshire
Bolton Abbey
Yorkshire
Compton Place
Eastbourne
Lismore Castle
Devonshire
House
Piccadilly
London
Chatworth
Hardwicke
Chatsworth
House of Commons
His Majesty's Household
Treasury
Canada
Ottawa
National Outdoor Life Exposition Opens in Chicago
Greetings to Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts as he enters his 75th year. The second National Outdoor Life Exposition opens in Chicago for a week. Washington hosts the annual conference of the American Association of Museums. Director Hines presides at the opening of the Veterans Bureau Hospital in Northampton, Massachusetts.
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Henry] Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Chicago
Washington
American Association of Museums
Hines
Veterans Bureau Hospital
Northampton
Mass
Motorists' Mishaps In Lawrence Cause Several Crashes
Three collisions occurred in Lawrence yesterday as motorists, including Heinrian A. Week of Topeka and B. Kangieser of Lawrence, were involved at Sixth and Tennessee Streets. The Lawrence car suffered heavy damage. Another crash on East Thirteenth Street involved Raymond Sanders and Ben Meinhart, breaking a front wheel on Meinhart's auto. James Newhouse struck a light near Massachusetts Street, snapping the shade of a pole. Also noted, Mathilde McCormick Qzer, daughter of Harold F. McCormick and granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller, welcomed a daughter born in Paris. relatives were notified.
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Heinrien A
Topeka
B. Kangieser
Lawrence
Sixth
Tennessee
Raymond Sanders
Ben Meinhart
East Thirteenth Street
Meinhart
James Newhouse
Massachusetts
Mathilde McCormick
Chicago
Mathilde. McCormick Ozer
Harold F. McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Max Qoser
London
Paris
Chicago Journal
Tony
No Licenses Saturday Highlights Slow May Marriages
For the first time in many months no marriage licenses were issued on a Saturday by Judge Menger. The scarcity of May marriages worries him as only a few licenses have been requested since the first of the month. Nearby Compton schools set to close this week with closing exercises next Monday amid nine month term completions next week.
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Menger
Lecaompton
Compton
Elected Not Qualified E B Roadhouse Declared Ineligible
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled probate judge E B Roadhouse ineligible for Osborne County due to failure to complete additional naturalization papers beyond his first. Elected November 1922, Roadhouse faced challenge from J F Irey who claimed Roadhouse was not a Kansas citizen. The decision upholds district court ruling tied to an optional amendment restricting suffrage and holding public office.
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Topeka
E. B. Roadhouse
Osborne County
Supreme Court
Roadhouse
J. F. Irey
Kansas
Canada
Fruit Growers Meet in Douglas County Horticultural Society
The Douglas County Horticultural Society gathered at the Chamber of Commerce for a basket lunch and program on ten acre plots. State secretary C S Whitney was expected but did not arrive. A round table discussion covered asparagus rhubarb culture sweet potato culture and more fruits with B F Smith presiding.
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Douglas County, Horticultural Society
Chamber of Commerce
C. S. Whitney
Kansas Horticultural Society
B. F. “Smith
Society
Gov Davis orders inquiry into state fee remittances
Topeka May 10 Governor Davis announced a general investigation to determine whether county clerks promptly remit state fees they collect. The probe focuses on the turnover of collections from hunting and other state licenses and related remittances.
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Topeka
Kan
J. M. Davis
Nto
Republicans Reach Farm Relief Bill Decision in House
Republican leaders reached a definite decision to have the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill considered in this session. They assured supporters it would be brought to the House either the last week of May or the first week of the following month.
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Washington
House
Congress
Miss Caldwell's Recital at Fraser Hall Delights Large Audience
Miss Monita Caldwell pianist and pupil of Prof Iliff Garrison gave her graduating recital in Fraser hall before a large responsive audience. She displayed outstanding musical talent with a fluent technique in Chopin and Schumann works. Doris Groves violinist joined with several short pieces. Helen Marcell accompanied Groves and Garrison provided orchestral parts to the Schumann Concerto. Caldwell received many floral tributes.
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Monita Caldwell
Iliff Garrison
Fraser Hall
Caldwell
School of Fine Arts
Sheshas
Miss Caldwell
Doris Groves
Helen Marcell
Groves
Prof
Garrison
Schumann
Miss Caldwell J
Good Manners Tea Etiquette and Bond News
A fragmented note discusses hosting social teas as friendly gatherings, contrasting formal church attire with casual, welcoming manners. Mentions someone named Ay nes out on bond in a terse closing line.
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Bond
President of Gas Company Charged With False Representation
Wichita May 10 John Jaynes president of the Kan Gas and Petroleum company is at liberty on 812500 bond after arrest on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly obtained 65000 from the defunct American State Bank while claiming his holdings were worth over 1 billion. A preliminary hearing was set for May 22. St Paul May 10 Public utilities must maintain adequate investigation systems to protect health and welfare, per US circuit court of appeals ruling reversing a lower court in a personal injury case against the Ka.
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Wichita
John Jaynes
the _ Kan Gas and Petrolecom
Liberty
Jaynes
American State Bank
Gas,and Petroleum Company
Carl J. Peterson
State Bank
St. Paul
Mirm
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Sermons and Services Highlight Week Across Churches
First Baptist Church reports a strong morning sermon by Dean R. A. Schwegler and a notable Mu Phi Epsilon sacred concert at evening service. Mother and Daughter banquet is planned with tickets available. KU class events and officer installations feature in the church calendar. Trinity Lutheran observes Mother’s Day with a large congregation and music by Mildred Reuter. Unitarian service reflects on courage and faith in Job, while Stated Brethren and various church activities fill the week, including open-air meetings and a Wednesday prayer gathering. First Presbyterian notes theological themes from Isaiah and catechism on omnipotence and presence.
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First Baptist Church
R. A. Schwegler
Mu_ Phi Epsilon
K. U
Edgar Clark
Marjorie White
Rebecca MacCain
Wade Pierce
Rosemary Ketcham
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mildred Reuter
Luther League
E. C. Schaake
Aid Society
Fables Emphasize Health Habits For Growing Child
A doctor advises Mr Mann that a newborn's body is sound but habits will shape health and mind. Start early with regular feeding, sleep, play, exercise, and baths. Prevent bad habits like excessive crying or thumb sucking as discipline begins at the start.
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Mann
Mother's Day Sermon and Church Notes at First Christian Church
Dr Bleck leads a Mother's Day sermon on God’s understanding and forgiveness as many young men attend. The quarterly communion is next Sunday, with the session meeting beforehand for new members. Midweek Acts study ends this week. Intermediate Christian Endeavor held a picnic at Martins Grove. W A Dill elected Sunday school superintendent. board meeting Wednesday night followed by executive committee of Brotherhood. Mrs Anderson of United Christian Missionary Society to speak next Sunday. Attendance strong in services. Sunday school collected 80 dollars. Silk flag presented to Parker family and to the Cosmopolitan Club of the University with house mother Mrs Brooks. fine spirit noted.
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Brethren
Snyder Memorial
Lillian
Doctor Bleck
Bleck
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Martin’s Grove
W. A. Dill
Anderson
United Christian Missionary Society
First Christian Church
R-W
Parker and Family
Barker, Avenue
Bro. Ledoux
Brooks
Sunday School Attendance Records Rise at Lawrence Churches
Lawrence Council of Religious Education reports Easter Sunday attendance near a record, with 224 youths at the Methodist Sunday school, a high school program noted. Adult attendance has risen steadily, now about 250 more than earlier, Methodist leading with Christian Church close behind.
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Methodist Sunday School
Christian Church
Vacation Bible School aims for 250 in attendance
Last Sunday church attendance figures show white and colored totals with 3 064 overall. Ten churches lead by Methodist and Christian groups with Centenary ME and Lutheran also in the top ranks. An early notice invites parents to enroll children in the Vacation Bible School with no fees and a goal of 250 attendees.
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Methodist
Christian
Plymouth
Presbyterian
Luthern
Frieds
Bible
Place Rug Squarely Aligns With Room Lines
A note on interior arrangement advises placing a small rug between two large ones parallel to them in the space. Also mentioned are Almond Cream Lotion for chapped hands and a local drug store Rankin's Drug Store at 1101 Mass and a dressmaking and tailoring service by Mrs. Nielsen with phone 1891.
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Ng Gene
Ryal
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
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Coolidge
County Horticultural Society
Peize
Ucls
Unitarian Church
Backus
Job
Jesus
Dorne
Edward S
Ralph Stevens
City
First Presbyterian Church
Isaishi
Sauriy
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