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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1929
Page
2
Polls and court actions cited in 1922 case order
An incomplete OCR note references a 1922 rate order and a pending injunctive action. It mentions a special master appointment by Judge Hey and a hearing date for individuals including Pollies, Yanky, and Wichitz, with unclear details about the parties and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeraga Y Commis
Robert
Dudge Pollies
Fles G
Yanky
Wichitz
Hey Wiltthear
Deaths and funerals for Simpson and others
Funeral notices report Mrs. Simpson of Junction City and Mrs. Eleanor Clark of Oak Grove. details include locations in Junction City and Boaper Springs, service and burial arrangements, and surviving relatives. Additional brief obituaries mention Pennington and Gygon families with funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Clark
Eleanheydrine
Wyo
Afoon
Higar “Siréet, Urbridee
Oak
Mt Ore Military Ball EF Report Turbulent Night
A fragment notes a military event described as a ball last night with unclear details. The readable text mentions a “Mt Ore” location and an EF designation, but the full context and actions remain obscured in the damaged OCR. Further clarification is needed to provide a complete summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuito
Two Airmen Die in Maneuver Crash Near Columbus
In Columbus Ohio two lieutenants from the 95th pursuit squadron died after a mock air battle crash. One parachuted survivor Fred Salter of Los Angeles suffered burns but survived. The crash happened during the largest sham battle to date with 104 airplanes including red and blue forces from North Field and Wright Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ing
Armp Air
Ls. Meadow
95Th
Rockwell
Diego
Calif
Is. Liev
Fred ‘Salter
Los Angeles
Red
North
Wright ‘Field
I Saas
Solted
Uedessaught
Rae
H Lane
Two Planes Aim To Challenge Refuelling Flight Record
At Los Angeles in May 18 AP report notes Viola Gentry, former holder of the women’s endurance record, plans to lift off Monday in a monoplane to challenge the world refuelling flight mark of 150 hours 40 minutes 15 seconds aboard the Question Mark. Lieutenant Clarke’s crew, aiming for 200 hours, includes Martin Jensen and German pilot Will Imrich aboard the Three Musketeers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anes Field
Nla
Louis Viola Gentry
Ormer
Shetter
Loseles
H.B. .Clark
Roosevelt Field
Clarke
Martin © Jenssen
Wi . Imrich
Three ‘Musketeers
Chilean officials greet envoy with champagne toast
A Chilean foreign ministry reception yesterday featured champagne as Rios Gallardo and other officials welcomed a message from the Chilean ambassador in Washington Carlos Davie. The scene at the foreign office in Santiago was marked by embraces among officials as they conveyed the glad tidings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gony
Rios-Gallardo
Foreign Office
Washington
Carlos
Davie
Eign Minster
Bae
Janez
Santiago
Chile
Subdued Dallas Prisoners After Escape Attempt
In Dallas Texas two inmates subdued after a struggle with two jailers. The prisoners Johnny Myers and William Dagger Pruett were serving long terms for a department store robbery in downtown Dallas last Christmas. Pruett faced a death sentence for killing a high school student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Johny. Myers
Willian
Pruett
Testimony and inquiry touch clinic fire safety and deaths
Mrs Roige Reber testified that men smoked in the basement near stored film and she had not seen the steel fire door close. A report from the Ohio inspection bureau warned the clinic to guard the building and remove film. Pearse and Miller said their inquiry sought facts, not blame. The report urged storing film in a rated building and mentioned sprinklers and ventilation. Authorities announced 122 names on the death list, with fifty in hospitals and the count later revised. Sinai hospital sent oxygen supplies to Toledo as Cleveland sources ran short. Mayor John D Marshall proclaimed today an official day of mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearse
Miller
Pease Sala
Cleveland
Sinai Hospital
Toledo
Riously
John _D. Marshall
Fort Scott arrests link to liquor charges and cinema notes
Fort Scott officers arrested Pat Scott Men Joseph G Thomas and Eldridge on charges of possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor late yesterday. Chief Will Johns said Eldridge had a prior liquor conviction from about a year ago. The rest of the item covers reviews of The Singing Fool and related film publicity, plus brief local notices about Hobart and Mrs Hobart in Lawrence and Haskell, and a New York suit loss noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Thomas
Bridge
Fort, Scott
Henry
John Ingalls
Eldridge
Hej
Fort Scott
Will Johns
Bowersock
al Jolson
The
Jolaonee
Mnet
Jolson
New York
David Lee
Betty, Bickson
Josephine
Buddy’ Rogers
Women's Police Vision Planned by Russell Field
Police Commissioner Russell Field announced plans to form a women’s police unit. Twelve women would be trained for police duty and to supervise female prisoners, with payment of a special stipend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Russell Field
Police, Commission
Arrest Report for Charles Beach on Liquor Charge
Police arrested Charles Edward Beach of 1345 Vermont Street Nesodesha by Officer Don Cooper on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor to University of Kansas students. Beach was held in Douglas County jail and previously convicted in city court, later released on bond, forfeiting appearance. Also note a state meet where Elwyn Dees, 17, set a 12 pound shot put mark of 57 feet 11 inches at Emporia high school track meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Edward Beach
Vermont Street
University of Kansas
Néodesha
Don ‘Cooper
Douglas County
Johns
Beach
James Weed
George ‘Price
Emporia
Kang
Elwyn
Dees
Lorraine
Kans
John Kuck
Midland social notes recount visits and events
The Midland community area records multiple gatherings and visits. Howard Heck breaks his arm last Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Toms and Mrs. Chester Toms hosted dinner guests, while Ed Fergeson visits from Kansas City. Numerous neighbors attend clubs, church events, and family gatherings across the week, with plans noted for the next Rural Social Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Heck
Frank Toms
Chester Toms
van Neste
Sam Wilbur
Mrr
Howard Longanecker
Gus Brine
Paola
Fred Alford
Robert Laptad
Mutual Benefit Club
Jack Welter
Walter Wilbur
Nottingham
Witcher
Carl
Ed ‘Fergeson
Kansas City
Jim
Houk
Jeanette
Emil Heck
Pirotte
Robert Welber
R. D.shaw
Mary
Roberta
Bonner Springs
Charley. Montgomery
Lawrence
Katherine
Bruday
Ava Higley
Junior
Carl Spray
Perry
Husted
McGrew
Love
Eibest
Gus Brune
Eugenia
Ruth
al, Ford
Arthury
Campbell
Roy Stark
Pitan
Emil
Heck
Trinity ‘Lutheran Church
Kenneth Jones
Sturday
Lloyd Weibel
Rice -And-Children
Mul- Hinifle” Wendell
Rice
Eft
Utah
Rowena
Jonathan Nottingham
A.R. Hem
C. As Jones
Kenneth -and- Mircaret
Tonganoxie
Jones
Almain
Everet Lane
Eberhard
W. W. Ware
Fred
Lewis
Paul Brune
Spiinballs Il
The
Gus
Johnny J. Coffman
Signing of Tibbett and Swarthout Boosts Concert Course
The article notes Lawrence Tibbett, a rising American baritone, and Dean Swarthout discuss demand for hearing him, with Gianini, a famed soprano, also featured. It mentions John McCormack’s contract with Movietone, plus Horowitz and Tescha Seidel joining the winter concert series. The management seeks an ensemble to offer free tickets to holders of concert orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Tibbett
M. Swarthout
Nir Tibbett
Hepertoire Comany
Cera
Hig
Metropolitan ‘Opera
Dean Swarthout
Farkee Tibbett
Dean
Securin
John “McGormack
Movietone Company
Gianini
Europe
Feadelphia
Sembrich
Carnegie Hall
United States
Kansas City
Horowitz
Tescha Seidel
Glenn and Vicinity Social Notes Highlight Topeka Visit
Abner, Cole, Mrs Thomas Glenn and Ruby Glenn motored to Topeka Tuesday morning for shopping and business. Arlette Fulton visited with her parents in town. The Larkin Club met May 3 with Mrs Glenn hosting and Mrs Duncan presiding. Members shared monologues and enjoyed luncheon and Diana solos by Wilma Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner
Cole
Thomas Glenn
Ruby Glenn
Topeka
Ruby
Arlette’ Fulton
H. F. Fulton
Glenn
Down By the Sea
Harry. Stover
Harold Merton
H. Fy Fulton
George
L.glenn
Rosemary
Joseph
Lester Stauffer
W. B. Stauffer
Larkin Club
Jane Duncan
Sallie Glenn
Call
Wihna
Wack
Wilma Glenn
Diana
Ben-Isler
Mary’ Mary. Dark
Bellé Riley
Minnie . Glenn
Hazel Plateman
Gladys ‘Holloway
Iaura Irene
Weathered drought and flood mark spring in Camp Doniphan hills
John C Evans reports a severe late spring deluge after sixty days of drought in Camp Doniphan area. Streets flooded to sidewalks, red clay sand washed onto walkways, with 2 feet water in some homes. Unsettled weather may persist into June. warmer, drier conditions expected next month with thunder showers possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doniphan
Ississippi
John C. Evans
Annual spring party and campus events overview
Fragments describe an Alpha fraternity spring party at the chapter house with green decor, a six piece orchestra, and invited faculty and guests. Other items include a fish fry for Kansas Electric Power employees, a military ball at Memorial Union with Scabbard and Blade entertainment, and various university social gatherings with multiple hosts, guests, and decorations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anué Fhi Mu Alpha Fraternity
L.maw
M. Law
Eugene Christy
Eriksen
Fine Arts
Dick Williams
Loyce Rockhold
Kansas City
Emil Frienmuth
Audrian Schaeffer
Topeka
Ernest Horeffi
Hollywood
Barbara Sample
Betty Hill
Dorothy White
Caroline Kelly
Elise Arbuthnot
Martha Jaillette
Anna Reagan
Helen Peden
Meta, Murphy
Dorothy Graeber
Evelyn Swarthout
Gertrude Casto
Lucille Evans
Thelma Reeves
Neva Hendrickson
Marian
Marian Scovgard
Helen Stockwell
Lela Hehphit
Evelyn Grizzell
Neva Harter
Frances Hawkes
Laureen Swedlund
Elfera Elfasser
Crossword Clue Fragments From an Old Paper Page
Fragmented crossword and garbled clues list items such as Wit and Perceive and post-Cory home. The text includes partial titles and stray phrases. multiple garbled entries reference papers, authors, and objects like caddie and Faerie.
AY'S CROS Solution of WORD PUZZLE puzzle
A yesterday puzzle titled AY'S CROSS SOLUTION reveals a word puzzle solution and references the game Othello. The item notes a 10 five-letter word puzzle and hints at a solution method or key. Readers are directed to the puzzle page for the answer.
Local social notes and conventions at Arkansas City
Reports on the state convention in Arkansas City mention Mrs Griesa and Mrs Young as delegates to the Chicago supreme convention. An afternoon party featured refreshments, with decorations by Mrs Griesa and Miss Greenleaf. Kansas Phi Delta Theta chapters in Manhattan Topeka and Lawrence plan their annual party tonight. Also includes various personal notices of people visiting, returning from trips, and hosting over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Watkins
Ingléside Club
Wv. E. Gregg
Christine Fink
Marjorie Housel
Fink
Emily Evans
Greenleaf
Kansas
Phi Delta Theta
Manhattan
Topeka
Lawrence
Ruth Quinlan
Yates Center
Center Station
Werney
Kansas City
R. F. Moore
Virginia Moore
Moore
Ini Bethany
Alan Asher
Ben Stil
California
Chicago
Tusten. Ackerman
Wichita
Roy Houser
Erroll Leroy
Whase
Leaders Named for Two Rural Reading Clubs
Announced today that Mrs Byron Roberts will lead the Riverside club and Mrs Owen Mitchell will head the Lake View club. Leaders will keep certain library books at home and pupils may obtain them by contacting the leaders. Also reported is a sea disaster near Valparaiso Chile where six crew members of the steamer Perico were believed killed after boiler explosions and the vessel sank. The Taracapa located wreckage near the explosion site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Roberts
Valparaiso
Chile
Grear Point Curgumilla
Taracapa
Verl Bratton to Sing Offertory at First Presbyterian
Verl Bratton will sing the Offertory solo at the First Presbyterian Church services tomorrow morning in the Vars theater, not his brother K Bratton as announced yesterday. Guilford firefighters testing three new hydrants exhausted the town water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verl Bratton
Omkrior
Presbyterian Church
Vars
Br Ton
K. Bratton
Guilford
Conny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cefane
Capone
Max Amdn
Polloek Siens
Simpson
Mary. Simpson
Moin Helen Wagenseller
Hank
Librar
Stone
Jazziv
Hee - Cometary
Pennington
Dyony Ap
Ray
Boaper Springs
Gak Hill
Ry Shanafelt
Thomas
Los
Bonner
Springs
Okla
Muskogee
Columbu
Pat Scott
Hobart
Holden
Haskelloporie
A.K.U
Charles Edward ‘Beach
Midland
Dusolina Gianini
Iglenn and Vicinity
J. F. Lutz
Tenessée Street
Cora
Moershell
H. W. Howsman
H. W. Henderson
J. E. Bailey
Lutz
Power Plant Department
Kansas Electric Power Company
West Sixth Street
Memorial Union
R. C
T. C
Adela .Hale
William C. Koenig
Fort Leavenworth
J.R. Lygon
Earnest Boyce
Frank F Stockton
Robert Garr
Habert Klemp
Herbert Mueller
Colonial Tea Room
Nina Hester
Arkansas City
Carman Pemnock
Fang
Luuncheon
Clayton Hackman
Helmer
S. Hartey
G- G. McCoy
Minneapolis
Ben Carman
Miami
Oklah
Clayton. Hackman
Springfield
Lile §. Powell
Fred’ Jagdicke
Dolph ‘Simons
Chapiter AZ. P. B. O
Erday
Aidan
Fez
Nsgny
Barnett
Wilbur
John C.polloce
Work
of Indian
Ikson
Barhett
O. K. Fearing
Dist
W. B. Dalton
Apostles of
Thrift
Life Insurance
Provident
Mutual of Philadelphia
American Magazine and Literary Digest
Riverside
Ake View
Ptometrist
Mass
St. F
National Bank
Ghteven. Worth
Sil
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