Journal World 1927 subscription rates and public notice
The Lawrence Kansas Journal World issue outlines weekly and yearly subscription rates, including rates for mail delivery and a note about advance payment. It also presents a public notice and editorial on state public service investigation practices, discussing open sessions versus executive sessions and the public’s right to full testimony. The piece cites Associated Press material and emphasizes the duty to inform readers with full facts.
Preparations of Lindbergh on Trans Atlantic Flight
Young Captain Lindbergh set out for the Atlantic with no radio no pontoons no fuel preserver and no reserve food relying on his skill and the plane. He carried letters of introduction to French contacts and noted France as a new country to him while acknowledging his modest preparation and courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Herrick
France
Xa J
Betté
The Joy of Living featured at a Jubile dinner
An article describes a nearby city dinner for 109 men and women. Well dressed attendees, mostly prosperous, enjoyed a festive evening with dancing. Women appeared notably happy, while many men were described as bored. The piece contrasts single and married women’s happiness and notes concerns like work, debt, and savings weighing on others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Herbert Praches
Liv
Lindbergh Flight Captures World Acclaim Again
The article notes Lindbergh’s latest record flight, highlighting international admiration for his endurance and skill. It cites his fame spreading from New York to Paris, praising the daring, and placing him among the era’s great aviators as world opinion honors his achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
National “Guard Division
Hiz
New York
Faris
Lind
Lindbergh and Byrd flights mark aviation aims and safety
A historical essay compares Lindbergh and Byrd, noting Lindbergh’s feat as a milestone while Byrd’s plan emphasizes safety and preparedness. It argues that future expeditions will consolidate pioneering gains for global use, and highlights Lindbergh’s unthreatened record of accomplishment.
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Dbergh
Lindbergh
Byrd
Floods Damage Gardens and Bridge Area North of Town
Old home town reports extensive flood damage to gardens north of town with Ridenour and Beker forced to move meat from their packing house cellar. Floodwaters topple the wall around the Smit lot opposite Pilgrim Congregational church and flood extends along the river bank near the bridge. Water rises to 11 feet 7 inches by Tuesday evening, leaving about 10 feet of overflow near the Delaware mills. Charles K. Carmean visits from S H Carmean Jr. reports, while Rev B Knox of Baker University plans Boston study after term ends.
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Ridenour & Beker
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Deleware Mills
Eidemille
Laptad
Shearers
Bridge
Locust
Charles K. Carmean
S. H. Carmean
Charlie
Denver
Colo
School of All Sciences
University of Boston
Knox
Boston
Twenty Five Years Ago Reception at 1115 Ohio Street
A fiftieth day social page notes a yesterday afternoon reception at 1115 Ohio Street hosted by Mrs MB Nicholson and Mrs W Blackmar attended by about three hundred guests. Names of helpers, guests and upcoming events on Tennessee Street and nearby homes are listed. guests enjoyed greens, sherbet, and coffee. Also mentions plans for a Thursday at home and a dinner in Paris by Miss Elizabeth Matheson.
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Ohio Street
MB. Nicholson
W. Blackmar
John Baird Nicholson
John E. Frost
Mary Dudley
Inez Plumb
Hla Nee Eal Leland
Gertrude Boughton
Relen Schaffer
Winifred Blacknar
Laura Hyde
Ottawa
Mary Spencer
Barker
Herbert Bullene
Prey
Topeka
J. W._Green
Coma
B. Asher
Oklahoma
Edith Ford
Six Cornerst
J. 4
Sparking Is Lawful In Kansas Says Prosecutor
Wichita May 23 AP. Sparking or petting once deemed immoral by flapper slang is lawful in Kansas. Assistant county prosecutor W D Harms argues patrols by amateur peace officers to arrest lovers should be avoided. He notes the law does not criminalize lovemaking per se and urges limits, caution, and only targeting actual immorality if pursued.
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Wichita
Kan
State of
Kansas
W. D. Harms
Lyndall Nutter Senior recital at central building May 24
Miss Lyndall Nutter mezzo soprano and student of Alice Moncrieff with Virginia Arnold as accompanist will present her senior recital at the central administration building on Tuesday May 24 at o clock. The program includes pieces by various composers and titles such as Loveliest of Trees and Shelling Peas among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndall Nutter
121 Volumes of Opinions From Kansas Supreme Court
Topeka Kan May 23 AP 121 volumes of opinions handed down by the state supreme court the 21st in the series contains opinions from April 21 1928 to November 6 1926 inclusive is being delivered to attorneys the volume contains 229 formal opinions Justice Henry Mason wrote thirty five others each wrote this and numerous dissenting opinions there are WSS pages in the volume
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
State Supreme Court
Henry
Mason
WSS
Feller of Massachusetts Emphasizes Independence in Salico-Vanzetti Case
Feller of Massachusetts asserts independence in the Salico-Vanzetti matter while serving as governor. He gained wealth through the automobile industry and supported Liberty Bonds during World War I. Educated in public life as a former congressman from a Massachusetts district, he is portrayed as a steadfast leader unyielding to influence.
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Feller
Massachusetts
Salico-Vanzetti
Bay State
Will Rogers
Futter
Barton
Aly
National fete day and royal plans amid diverse events
Today features Roumanian independence celebrations and the Duke and Duchess of York returning home aboard the Renown after their Australian tour. Health conference discussions address alcoholism death rates while church leaders from the United Presbyterian meet in Washington. Unitarian Anniversary Week sessions are planned in Boston with ensembles performing tonight and tomorrow.
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Freemantle
National Health Conference
Washington
United Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
General Assembly
Boston
Theft Reported Of Suit From Louisiana Street Home
Police were notified to a theft from a Louisiana Street residence overnight. A light gray or blue striped suit was reported missing by the victim before noon. The notice also mentions residents E. D. Shawland and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bowen traveling to Kansas City for a flower show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Rodgers
Louisiana! Street
Ats
E. D. Shawland
Phil Bowen
Kansas City
Baldwin High School Graduates in Town Events
Baldwin sets marked by class day and commencement at the high school auditorium and First Methodist church. The town honors twenty five graduates with football and basketball letters, while plans emerge for future college careers and a forthcoming marriage in the Markham family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coscof
Baldwin
Baker
Bright
Emery
Florence Bennett
Betis Haenital
Sylvia Nell Johnsar
William W. Hudt
J. J. Sehnebdly
Lawrence
Thursdas
Washington Avenue 3
iKankas Uluy
Kari
Eneres
Gaker
W. A. Ch
Thursiday Trom
Tr Hospital
Moi Ringer
Howell
Nell
Ruth
Baldwin High School
High School
Vouak
MecFerris
Eva Atherton
Helen Deel
Onal Atterberry
Percy Wioodard
Fiano
Wright
Frank Lane
Verna
Len
Hadley
Cere Soln
Ross Wolf
Vale
Mildred Cook
Ralph Markham
Myron Hill
Eugene Leonard
Joseph
Atherston
Leroy Stoneking
el Ect
Cleo Custer
Porter
Lloyd
Johnson
Gilbert
Walter
Anderson
Charles Gale
Earl Hill
Glenn Hall
Eben
Scott
Birthday Party in Elm Heights For Almeda Ketter
Mrs Tra Ketter entertained many young people at a birthday party in Elm Heights in honor of her daughter Almeda. Games followed by strawberry ice cream and cake were enjoyed by numerous attendees including Opal Stuesney Kenneth Matney Orval Baldwin Pete Bahnmaier Esther Bahnmaier Arlett Fulton Helen McClananan Hazel Taylor and many others.
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Almeda
Tra Ketterif
Pranl
Ehnl? Heights
Opal Stues Ney
Kenneth Matney
Orval
Baldwin
Pete Bahnmaier
Esther Bahnmmaier
Arlett Fulton
Helen McClananan
Hazel Taylor
Emily Reynolds
Elsie Lasswell
Louis
Wilma Glenn
Helen McClahatan
Arlett Fulten
Harve Glenin
Dover
John Todhunter
Lucile Johnson
Big Springs
Sirs
Maey Watts
Dave
J. E. Shirek
Lintompton
Ben . Kellogg
Topeka
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Farm Union Plans
Local residents visit Perry to see Wm Goepfert, age 80. Mrs Anderson and Mrs Cummings, both mothers in the area, attend events. John Henry sells thoroughbred hogs at Big Springs. Saylor and Glenn families visit Kansas City and Topeka. Grandma McCall turns 93. several relatives join in the birthday. The Lone Star Lone Star meeting topic notes praise for President Trombie style and praise for Farm ers Union of Kansas. Red Cross flood relief praised. corn planting delayed by wet weather. Lone Star monthly meeting May 13 discusses Fourth of July celebration.
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Glenn
John Henry
Big Springs
George Chiles
Jefferson
Shawhoe
H. F. Fulton
Theohn Mathey
Or. M. Saylor
Neil Lillian
Juanita and
Loren
Henry Saylor
Mr. Doty
Kansas City
W. Stauffer
Saylor
JB. F. Glenn
Harry Glenn
Geo. F. Bahnmaier
Harvey Glenn
Topeka
B. F Glenn
Geor Young
North Topeka
Call
George, Norwood
Een
I. McCall
Zepeka
Frank McClanahan
E. B., Myers
Cyrus Glenn
Toah
Oneta
John ‘Dreyer
Douglas Coghty
Andy T
Trombie
Trémbie
Red Cross
Pleasant Valley
Farnh
Lone Star
Ladies color chart talk at Stony Point meeting
The Stony Point ladies club held a Thursday meeting led by Mrs Harold Roe and Home Demonstration Agent Elizabeth Randell from Lawrence. Seven members attended and a visitor, Mrs Chas Siper, stopped by while townsfolk discussed local life and upcoming planting after a week without rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Fare Run Bureau
Harold Roe
Elizabeth Randel
Lawrence
B.A. Stevens
Len’ Sturdy
Li F. Hoover
Bertha Weiler
Crilla Lawson
Lester Craig
Malone McMullen
Chas. Kassingeri
Ison
Kim Kassinger
Nearely
Dave Wray
Ernest
Farengan
Mattip
McQueen
Mary Graig
Glen
Lede
McQueen Homie
Ed Markler
Glen McQueen
Glen Gordel
Glen Mc- Queen
Lyster Craig
Farmers Union to Hold District Meeting at Lore Star
The Douglas County Farmers Union invites members to a one day quarterly gathering at Lore Star on Thursday June 9. Attendees should bring their tickets and help ensure the event runs smoothly. The union has secured services for the new president, Bwth, who will attend.
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James W. Anderson
Doulas County
Lore Star
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