World Journal of News Dispatches Fragment
The text appears as a scrambled 1922 newspaper fragment with references to the Associated Press rights and a Kansas City area notice. It mentions publication rights, a call to receive the Journal World, a biblical quote, and scattered notes on New York property values and a grand jury in wartime cases.
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Associated Press
Associated ‘Press
Focal
New York
Counstry
White Light
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
Lawrence
Prohibition Debate and Law Enforcement Amid Kansas Tensions
The piece argues Prohibition as spiritual reform and cites Kansas events, including enforcement threats in Topeka, a police chief suspended, and officials resigning. It notes liquor-law violations, smuggling, and the public push to align with national dry laws, while touching on New York postal robberies and Sinn Fein raids in the UK.
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Astor
Oman
United States
Ederal
Toyoka
Wark
Kansas
Sahara
John +Barleyhorn
Topeka i
Stubbs Campaign Appeals to Unite Republicans in Kansas
Editorial praises W. R. Stubbs as the only governor candidate who can unite Kansas Republicans and avert a Democratic victory. It cites his decade-long record of practical, economical leadership, notes support from both old opponents and progressives, and compares his influence to successful GOP coalitions in Pennsylvania and Indiana. Emboria Gazette.
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Stubbes
Kansas
W. RB
Stubbs
Republican Party
Walter J. Payne
Bull Moosers
Beveridge and
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Indiana
East
Emboria Gazette
James E. Watson to keynote Indiana Republican convention
The junior U.S. senator from Indiana, James E. Watson, will deliver the keynote speech at the Indiana Republican convention. A veteran of national politics, Watson first joined Congress from the Fourth Indiana district, later serving in the Senate from 1916 with a reputation as a bold partisan.
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Joe
Indiana
Thomas
R. “Marshall
United States Senate
Watson
Graduating Recital Gala Coffelt in Fraser Hall
Gala Coffelt, tenor pupil of Professor Downing and Dean Butler, presents a graduating recital in Fraser Hall chapel Thursday evening at 8:00. Miss Riva Lee accompanies at the piano. The program includes Handel and Scarlatti arias and Liszt pieces plus French art songs.
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Gala Coffelt
Professor Downing
Dean Butler
Fraser Hall Chapel
Riva Lee
Handel
Scarlatti
Dormite
Liszt
Miss Lee
Hue
Nuit
Local residents share visits and church events across towns
A long list of Lawrence Topeka and small town visits fills the week, with family gatherings at Busch, Murphy, Walter and Kellogg households. Memorial services for Belvoir and a Tecompton church dedication noted, plus routine calls and neighborhood outings throughout the region.
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John Murphy
Paul
Dick Murphy
John Bake
Rose
Ebner Nichols
Raymond
Lawrence
A. Bidinger
Otto Busch
A. C. Walter
Magdalene Engilske
Lenexa
Albert Walter
Herman Buchheim
Sophie Zeeb
Margaret Rake
Emporia
Cecelia Koehler
Watson
Geo. Anderson
Wii
Murphy and
George
Topeka
Lecompton
Willie Shaw
Mabel Rose
Harvey
Hermann Buchheim
Herb Gress
Will Murphy
Sam Buchheim
Ben Kelleg
D. A. Bidinger
Frank
Kathryn
Chas. Zech
John Gress
Charlie Bahnmaijer
Margaret. Buchheim
Siid
Will
Topeka Vitors
Lendee
Pleasant Grove
N. Messer
Lou Linson
O. A
Stull
Clinton
U. B
Tecompton
Frank Wulfkuble
Denzel Chester Freed In Kansas City Vagrancy Case
Denzel Chester and Lawrence Calloway were released by Judge M J Kilroy in Kansas City Missouri after trial on vagrancy charges. They had been arrested with a third man in an attempted bank messenger robbery in Sheffield an industrial suburb.
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Denzel Chester
Kansas City
Lawrence Calloway
M. J. Kilroy
Sheffield
Ministerial Alliance of Lawrence Disbands Over Doctrine Debate
At a special meeting in Lawrence the Ministerial Alliance voted to disband after a clash over amending its constitution to exclude ministers not professing belief in the Deity of Jesus. The controversy followed Sermons advertised by Rev. KE Mohler, a former Alliance president, and the vote split along the same lines as the initial motion. Mark Mohler was noted in reports.
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Ministerial Alliante
Journal-World
Ministerial Alliance of
Lawrence
Alliance
Jesus
KE Mohler
Mark Mohler
Holy Thursday and Ascension Day Observance
The article notes Holy Thursday as Maundy Thursday in Holy Week, citing Epiphanius and St Augustine on observance. It highlights increasing observance in the United States and reports a Holy Communion service at Trinity Episcopal Church on Thursday at ten o clock.
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Epiphanius
St. Augustine
United States
Trinity. Episcopal Church
Empire Day events and world religious congress open today
Celebration of Empire Day spans British dominions while the International Eucharistic Congress opens in Rome with Pope Pius presiding. Italy marks a holiday for entry into World War. Washington Democrats convene in Olympia to set a platform. A Methodist conference on Christianity and the economic order begins in Evanston. Mrs Saray Robertson of New York is scheduled for trial in Freehold on jewel robbery charges. Indiana Republicans meet in Indianapolis to adopt a platform and nominate tickets.
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Rome
Pope Pius
Italy
Democrats of
Washington
Olympia
Methodist Church
Evanston, Ill
Saray Robertson
New York
N. A
Republican State Convention
Indiana
Indianapolis
Oakridge invitations mark May commencement at Bowersock Theater
Carol Elby Miller of the senior class ’22 sends invites for commencement at Bowersock Theater on May 25. Misses Margaret Snow and Mildred Leoghard attended a Sunday school class near Clittorg Pines led by Miss Rose Hammig. The Majestic, the world’s largest liner, carries three wireless stations for transatlantic contact, long range, and emergency use. The badger, an animal feared by superstition, and the phrase Japanese wind appear amid Kodak film references.
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Carol Elby Miller
Bowersock Theater
Margaret Snow
Mil ‘Dred
Leoghard
Majestic
Real estate transfers and domestic advice column
A column lists numerous real estate transfers in Baldwin City and surrounding areas with multiple buyers and amounts, followed by a domestic advice note praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women’s health. The ad copy ends with a note on whale sharks and a local mirror restoration offer.
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Lydia F. Pinkham
Indian
Pacific
Banker Claims Superior Battery and Starter Repair Shop
The ad notes a claims of better equipment for battery and starter repairs at 634 Mass. St. Old mirrors are repaired and renewed at the same shop. Contact numbers: Story Gros, Phone 1172.
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Mass. St
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