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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1925
Page
4
A garbled 1925 newspaper fragment blends political debate over Governor Davis with local notices and a quoted prayer. It mentions a May 23 event, warns of campaign strategies, cites 2-Chronicles and references to General French and the Belgian front, reflecting era concerns and editorial drift.
A compact survey notes the retreat of German forces, memories of the British Army, and speculates on Hindenburg's stance toward the German Republic. It discusses monarchist opposition, the role of airplanes and freight transport, and Europe’s canal networks shaping future logistics.
Charles Cart named United States minister to Albania, hailed as recognition of Washington journalists’ role in government affairs. Indiana native reared on a farm, started in newspapers, served in the regular army, then held posts in Muncie, Indianapolis, and Spokane before becoming a Washington correspondent for western and Pacific Coast papers for fifteen years.
Eminent physicians and surgeons from across the country arrive in Atlantic City today to attend the annual convention of the American Medical Association marking the start of National Flag Week observances nationwide.
Plays of national prominence are to participate in exercises at the University of Delaware today, linked to the dedication of a new structure honoring World War heroes. R Sheffield, US ambassador to Mexico, arrives from Vera Cruz with President Coolidge and Kellogg to discuss matters affecting US Mexico relations as Youte sails to Washington.
Wichita May 22 The election of C B Cox of Ashland as president of the Kungas Wheat Growers Association to succeed himself on the board will be contested by W Little and J C Lowry of Eagle good who say Cox was elected by a miscount G O H Everts leader of an insurgent group claims eight insurgents captured twenty one directorships and were seated while regulars could not attend The dispute threatens lawsuits as L Wilson of ha boid contends no insurgents were seated and that those elected were seated under injunction sought to halt the action today of directors of the Kansas Co Operative Wheat Marketing Association affiliated with Growers union E Bright inj AY
In Kowangsi province a split among troops and a rift in local trades have sparked unrest. City residents fear venturing out after dark as threats of strikes threaten to halt essential services including water and electricity.
Columbia Missouri May 22 (AP) Ohio State business manager Carl H Steeh argued to the Association of University and College Business Officers that intercollegiate athletics should remain for sport’s sake while recognizing commercialization pressures. He urged honest effort and genuine achievement as the core, warning against purely material interests and questions about how games build the college.
Kansas City visitors and Baldwin residents share weekend and weekday visits. Rev nd Mrs, James ders, Philip Oviatt of Tulsa, John Mac lean, and Betty Jane Stafford are among those noted visiting relatives. Cyclists and students travel to Ottawa, Topeka, and Independence. Delta Delta Delta Alliance plans circle degree initiation and a Monday supper at Mr E. ks home.
Oakridge birthday club gathered at Mrs F. 3its home for a round table discussion on vegetables conducted by Breese who was absent. Guests included Miss Vernetta and Vera Fairbain with a kitchen shower. Helen Johnson Morzan plans Lat Emporis and Nunemaker's ice show en route to Per J. C. Herriott this week. Extended well wishes for recovery as Rush flix injury noted. Supper guests at the Wm Br. home Sunday included Mr and Mrs Fe H Leonhard and others.
Big Springs residents report a week of fishing trips with many families — Slaughter, Dreyer, Wymer, Riggleman, Henry, Oldham and others spending days at Grover, Stull, and nearby streams. Church plans and Farm Bureau notes appear, along with local visits, hospitalizations, and school events.
The Tonganoxie area reports a week of high school and community events. Sophomore and senior activities occur on local farms with many attendees from Lawrence and nearby towns. Family visits, birthday celebrations, and a postponed Mound Community club meeting mark a busy period amid planting season.
A long list of social visits and neighborhood news from Lake View Rosedale and surrounding areas details guest moments with the Hodsons Cal lins Beuerin en Crowders Armstrong Rothwell and others. Readers note trips to Kansas City Hospital and hospital stays, with Miss Shultz and Miss Burgin visiting local families.
Mrs Harlie Armstrong and family host and visiting relatives include Betty Jean Hodson of Lake View visiting aunt Miss Marie Collins. Delbert Miller of Lawrence calls at Harlie Armstrong's. Willis Winter guests in the evening. Henry Bevemann and Henry Collins have Sunday dinner with George Beirgin family of Lawrence. Clarence Hodson family and Marie Collins visit W I Collins home Sunday. Mrs A B Cole and children call on Mrs Willis Coleman of Winter.
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