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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1926

Page

2

Flower Show Sunday May 28 at Armory Lawrence

The Lawrence Flower club sponsors a Spring Flower Show Sunday May 28 at the Armory Building 740 Vermont Street. No judging or awards except for two schools displaying best wild flower collections which will receive Burgess Flower Book volumes. Exhibits of named varieties and various classes open to Lawrence residents with flowers brought in Saturday. Further details via Mrs Frank Jones at 1958. APPROVE BUILDINGS BILL.

Lawrence Flower Club Armory Building Vermont Street Flower Club Lawrence Nam Frank Jones Frank. Jones A. van Horebeck Robert L. Seamans

Measure Carries 165 Million Public Buildings Vote

Washington May 18 Congress completed approval of the 165000000 public buildings bill authorizing new federal structures in numerous cities The conference report passed the Senate and was sent to President Coolidge for signature The Treasury department will distribute funds with congressional approval for allocations and except for capitol buildings cities remain unspecified May Fete at Cordley field cancelled on medical advice and illness among participants Grade school pupils from Pinckney presented morning program at Junior high with readings violin solo by Miriam Wood and band pieces from Kindergarten quartet Mrs C Soxman and family extend thanks for condolences and support

Washington Congress Senate Hase Coolidge Capitol Treasury Department Thes Y Schools Cordley Field H. L. Chambers Electa Kindlesperger Pinckney School Dorothy Louise Peterson Dorothy Stewart Miriam Wood School of Fine Arts The University

This Week's Events From Lincoln And Topeka

This week lists a senior violin recital on Thursday in Mountain, a Missouri Valley Track meet in Lincoln Nebraska Friday, a special high school assembly and choral union picnic, and a Topeka trip for Lawrence high track team on Saturday.

Lincoln Neb Choral Union Lawrence Topeka

Archbishop Garbana Says Charges Against Him False

Arch bishop Caruana arrived from Mexico City saying he has positive proof the charges of illegal entry and false declarations about birth religion and profession are false. American consul in Nueva Laredo reports to Washington. He was met by Laredo priests and Catholic clergy.

Laredo Tex Mexico City Mexico George J. Garvana Nueva Laredo Washington Caruana United States Walsh Pee Dres

Wood says he may or may not try Wall Street again

Osborne C Wood son of General Leonard Wood arrives from Cuba aboard the Siboney and says he will work if he has money. He notes you must have money to make money and that he may or may not try Wall Street again. Frank Steinhart of Havana Electric Railway offers him a job.

New York Osborne C. Wood Leonard, B. Wood Philippines Siboney Cuba Wall Street Frank Steinhart Havana Electric Railway Company Sihoney Wood Dempsey

Dempsey Ignore Offer as Rickard Picks Opponent

Charlotte May 18 AP Jeneee Dempsey shows little interest in Tom O Rourke million dollar bid for a bout with Harry Wills while Tex Rickard selects an opponent per contract. If Gene Tunney is named by Rickard the O Rourke bid could be negotiated.

Charlotte N. C Jeneee Dempsey Tom O'Rourke Harry Wills Tex Rickardis Frank Jones Jones Tex. Ricklard Dempsey O’rourke Gene Tunney Rickard

Prof Wins Damage Suit In Kalamazoo Court

Prof Justine H Bacon of Kalamazoo College won a damage award of 1755 from auto owner C H Snashall after his car rolled away from a parked position and struck Bacon at a street corner. The case reflects early 20th century negligence claims and local civil litigation trends.

Kalamazoo Mich United Press Justine H. Bacon Kalamazoo College C. H.snashall Bacon

Planes Fight Fire In Canada North Of City

Winnipeg reports planes and seaplanes used to transport firefighters to fires in northern Ontario and Manitoba since yesterday. Rain brings relief but dangerous fires remain along Lake Superior’s north shore near Port Arthur and Fort William. Forest Patrol says 47 fires in Lac du Bonnet district but most controlled by swift air support. Netley Lake district in Manitoba also reports a dangerous blaze. heat halts trains and wildlife suffers.

Winnipeg Manitoba Ontario Lake Superior Forest Patrol Dominion Forest Patrol Lac du Bonnet Netley Lake Portersfield

Chancellor Lindley to Speak at Seven Commencement Addresses

Chancellor E H Lindley will deliver seven commencement addresses this spring. The first will be at Bell Memorial hospital in Rosedale tomorrow evening, with further talks at Hays State Teachers College, Larned high school, Bartlesville high school, Coffeyville Junior College, Baker University where an LL D will be conferred, and Westport high school in Kansas City Missouri.

E. H. Lindley Bell Memorial Hospital Rosedale Bartlesville Oklahoma Westport High School Kansas City Sre Lindley K. U. Medicale School Hays State Teachers College Hays Larned High School Bartlesville High School Coffelvville Junior Cellege Baker University Baker

Flood Conditions Worsen Across Northern Italy

Rome reports worsening flood conditions in northern Italy with parts of Pavia Padua Piacenza Vicenza and Verona inundated while the Po river overflows through Turin. Three bodies recovered from the Adige in Trent. Two workers die in an avalanche near Brescia as the Po rises to thirty feet at Piacenza forcing residents from homes and suspending 75 railway lines.

Rome Italy Pavia Padua Piacenza Vicenza Verona Turin Adige Trent Brescia Adamello

Found Dead in Bath Tub at McAlpin Hotel

Mrs George Victor Sammety 42 a pianist formerly Miss Harriet May Fairbrother of Waterville Maine was found dead in a bath tub at the McAlpin Hotel the house physician said she probably drowned after a heart attack She had given up her musical career two years ago due to an accident Her cousin Mrs May Burrough said she was separated from her husband the head of a chemical corporation Their son George Victor Sammet Jr 19 attends a military school

New York George Victor Sammety Harriett Fairbrother Waterville McAlpin Sammet May Burrough

Carnival Opens at Woodland Park Under Fire Dept Patronage

A good sized crowd attended the Woodland park carnival opening last night. Lachman Carson shows arrived under the Lawrence fire department auspices and attracted general satisfaction. Thursday will feature special events including a water carnival diving contest with cash prizes and a minstrel show Charleston contest.

Woodland Park

Mayo Clinic guest speakers visit local officials and students

Guests of Chancellor Dr. Lloyd Ziegler and Mrs. Ziegler visit Dr. and Mrs. E H Lindley and Rev. and Mrs. A D Gray. Dr Ziegler will address medical and psychology students at the university this afternoon. Also notes Soviet aid to British miners via A J Cook with funds to be sent to England.

Lloyd Ziegler Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn A. J. Cook British Miners’ Federation British Isles

TALK LAKE PROJECTS Topeka Kansas

The state forestry fish and game commission met with Governor Paulen in the executive office to discuss the state lake projects and to compare regional lake proposals. Delegations from many sections urged lakes in their areas as the commission reviews sites and formulates recommendations. The commission created by the last legislature includes Governor Paulen as chairman ex officio J B Dazee Geo A Clark Giles R Atherton and Lee Larrabee.

Topeka Kan State Forestry, Fish ,and Game Commission Paulen Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission Ben’ S Paulen J.B. Dazee Pratt Geo. A. Clark Giles R. Atherton Eldorado Lee Larrabee

Mine President Leaves Fort Smith Tussle at District 21

Muskogee Oklahoma May 18 AP William Dalrymple suspended president of district 21 United Mine Workers departs leaving headquarters locked as Gomer Jones elected district president arrives in Fort Smith Arkansas. District executive board elected a new president and secretary and left Fort Smith to seize the Muskogee office if needed. Kendricks says Dalrymple was removed by board majority and Patterson suspended for insubordination with charges endorsed by the national organization.

Muskogee Okla William Dalrymple United Mine Workers of America Gomer Jones Fort . Smith Fort Smith Ark A. D United Mine Workers D. L. Kendricks Denning William R. Dalrymple Boarch George Patterson Dalrymple East Kendricks

Byrd to sail for home from Spitzbergen pole trip

Commander Byrd notified Secretary Wilbur he expects to sail from Kings Bay Spitzbergen next Thursday toward the United States. He said Navy and Marine personnel have hunted and killed ten seals and all are in excellent health. He credited naval support with the expedition's success.

Washington Byrd Wilbur Kings Bay Spitzbergen North Pole Navy States

Merediths 1916 record still debated by coachs

The Philadelphia Associated Press story recalls Ted Meredith making a 440 yard mark of 49 seconds in 1916 and discusses attempts to break it. Lawson Robertson Pennsylvania coach recalls the Harvard Stadium meets and details a hypothetical all time one mile relay lineup with Meredith, Long, Shea and Reidpath.

Philadelphia Associated Press Ted Meredith Dartmouth Pennsylvania Lawson Robertson Meredith Harvard Robertson Westmore Wilcox Wilcox Ted J. B. Meredith Maxey W. Long Columbia Fran James E. Meredith San Francisco Long P. J. Walsh New York Athletic Club WW. S. Edwards Knickerbocker’ Athletic Club Guttenberg Travers Island Cambridge Detaus Renner Andy John McHugh Norman Taber Collenes Syracuse Lumbia Amherst Califor Princeton Georgetown Sownell Boston University Boston College William Hale Michigan Penn State Holy Cross

Elks Bowling Scores and Leaders Highlight Night

Edminston posted 678 776 776 three games while Jones had 780 680 and other top scorers included Gooding 487 Springer 292 205 294 273 and Arnold 253 271 295 292 268 High men were Springer 295 and Arnold 206 Games tonight feature Tenping Dryer Barteldes Shimmons and Edminston. Rankin's Drug Store at 1401 Mass-Aid offers graduation notices and a note on Mary Wollstonecraft's Vindication of the Rights of Women first published in 1791.

Edminston Jones Gooding Springer Arnold Barteldes Shimmons Rankin's Drug Store Mass

Right to Vote in Washington DC Debate Grows

Paul R. Mallon reports residents of the federal city seek full voting rights in national elections. They argue taxation without representation mirrors colonial times and want to elect mayors, councilors, a senator, or a congressman. Congress still governs DC through committees and appointments, with growth in population challenging the current system.

Paul R. Mallon U. S Washington United States Congress District of Columbia Senate House of Representatives Supreme Court

Valley Grove Birthday Party For Elvie Garnet

Valley Grove notes describe a Friday birthday party honoring Elvie Garnet with many relatives and friends attending for socializing dancing and refreshments. Guests included the Ousdahl Ford Ward Church Barnes Champion Eggert Coleen Barnes and others. The event featured a nut cake baked by Elvie Garnet and a surprise arrangement with well wishes for future birthdays.

Local People Attend Social and Family Updates

The Flora farm area reports house repairs at the Churche residence with new plastering re shingling and soon to be painted. Everett Smith of Lawrence visited Charlie Petrie Jr. Fred Champion traveled to nearby Lawrence to obtain purebred Rhode Island Red eggs. Miss Lottie Eggert spent days in Lawrence with sister Mrs Lee McGrew and family. Lawrence shoppers, Nir and Mrs Edward Evans of California announce the birth of a son. Vera Stillings is remembered by friends. Alvin Smith visits Lawrence. Ira Ward and Lawrence spent Sunday with Mrs Stewart who has worsened. Mr and Mrs Albert Ford dine with Ford's sister and husband in Lawrence. Fred Champion in Osceola Monday. Mrs Win Puckett and sons shop in Lawrence. Charlie Stewart and Mrs Stewart visit Mrs Stewart's parents near McLouth. Mr and Mrs Guy Farr of Osceola visit Ralph Stewart family. Tra Ward and Russell Stewart call at the Ford home Sunday evening. A ball game drew a large crowd here Sunday with Russell Stewart and Charlie Pes.

Oliver Garnet Daugther Elvie Fred Ousdahl Albert Ford Tra Ward Lawrence Lois Anfred Rollin Smith Evin Garner Elvia Fred Champion Octave Walter Dunbar W. C. Simons Journal World Bowersock Theatre Douglas McLean Journal- World Journal-World Mgr Lottie Ward Stewart Mew Weir Folkd Flory Lee McGrew Saturn Nir Edward Evans California Evans Vera Stillings Alvin Smith Ira - Ward Mr Ford Oskeloosa Win Puckett Charlie Stewart

Local mentions and notices from community brief items

The item notes Jx. will farm the place of W. G. Stewart and mentions W. A. Wellman visiting F. H. Champion, Mrs Elizabeth Hgnbury described as a reformer, and a 108 year old individual. Also references Parfum Mystikum and Rankin's Drug Store advertising.

W. GC. Stewart W. A. Wellman Wellman F. H. Champions Elizabeth Hgnbury Phil Saeeo Ben T He

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