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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1925
Page
2
Fragmentary text appears to reference a Green party or group and a police or municipal assembly in Ontario. The readable items are incomplete and do not define a clear event, date, or outcome suitable for a full summary.
Fragmentary notes indicate a civil hearing about custody of a child involving Mr and Mrs and a guardian. The president of Kansas appears to be involved, with references to military service and continued guardianship arrangements. Further readable facts are unclear.
The readable text mentions a free service and a variant spelling of a word. No clear people, places, or organizations are identified. Context is insufficient to determine a full news-like item or factual event.
Swedish choir plans a tour of the United States as Ralf, noted for coaching the group, guides preparations in the capital. The ensemble focuses on vocal work and seeks to showcase their evolving repertoire across multiple venues.
Mrs Stella died Saturday and funeral services were conducted with burial at Oak Hill cemetery.
Mrs J C Jones Lingeln Neb formerly of Lawrence here the pastew days being denial work done by Dr A Re Ken ned at the home of her father am Docks here and who sent the week end at the Alpha Chi Omega house is Baldwin left this morning for her home in Topeka Mrs C E Lindley went to Topeka this morning to attend the Flower show Mildred Elliott of Denzer spent the weekend with her sister Golda Elliott returning home this morning Mrs J R Purdun who has been visiting Mrs John Griffiths 1447 Vermont Street left this morning for her home at Wetmore Mrs Rose ix Ian Marshall spent the day in Kansas City Miss Ednah Hopkins has ed home from Cc i has aa st cds ce el end of cay afternoon of br and Ella Thornd and daughters cowparty of friends ieee BL hi ao Olathe Mt guests Center who have been visit the home of their daughter George Li their home this Mrs Helen W Yeilepp of Greensburg Kan arrived in Lawrence last evening to visit her mother Mrs Lydia Aliphin Mrs Lydia Aliphin and her daughter Mrs Helen Wejlepp will leave tomorrow for a visit at Shenandoah las and Springfield and Decatur co Degree tome 9 tid all 0 for work in the bers of Acacia journing bret ed cordially srlanciediata FF Hudalestoi C EY Birly Secretary
London May 25 Associated Press reports Professor McCready of Union College Nebraska argued Darwinism is dead as the dodo and that sufficient scientific facts in 1925 will settle the long debated issue. He urged independent thinking and rejected reliance on presumed experts.
May 1933 reports say Britain considers establishing permanent offices near the League of Nations secretariat in Geneva. The plan involves leasing or buying a building to house the British delegation and provide residence for English officials during Geneva visits, aiming to cut hotel costs.
A fire at the Phi Delta Chi fraternity damaged the third floor furniture as water pressure hindered fighting the blaze. The department was short staffed at the time and had to sound the water-plant whistle to summon volunteers. damage amount not yet estimated but insured.
County commissioners awarded the contract for a new garage east of the courthouse to H. K. Glidden who submitted the lowest labor bid. The package includes lumber for machine shop and bridge forms with bids from South Lawrence Lumber Co and others ranging from 799 to 898 dollars. Work will begin after tearing down the old garage.
A garbled report from Berlin in May 99 states a sausage is believed to have caused the death of Mampe the baby elephant. The infant, with brother Karl, had become a pet of the zookeeper’s herd before dying.
Fragmentary OCR reads of military life discuss long enlistment periods and officers’ oversight. It mentions allotments and raising cubs, with unclear associations to mothers and lion cubs.
Early this spring a structure was burned and a new garage is planned with glazed tile and an asbestos roof. Officials expect a first class diamond for the boys to play this summer. Harry hunted in a murder and arson case in Newburyport Massachusetts, with an arrest today linked to Miss Aida He cottages theft.
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