Cupid to the Front Promises June Weddings and Notices
Cupid works overtime in Lawrence with plans for several June marriages. Town and nearby couples announce engagements and forthcoming weddings at homes across Kansas, including Miss Joy I Smith and Mr Gordon A Badger, and Miss Clara Eberhardt with Mr Ralph E Burt. Community clubs report officer elections and upcoming events while locals travel for ceremonies and social gatherings.
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Cupid
Cupids
Lonh
Idune
Assual
G. W.smith
Ohio Street
Joy I Smith
Gordon A. Badger
Jane
Rouf Ple
Fennel
Kan
Ene
Clara Eberhardt
Ralph E. Burt
Ottawa
Misses and Guests Attend Weekend Visits in City
Miss Dorothy Ensinger of as City will spend Sunday and non aay with My and Mrs. A Hoewir. Miss Ethel McNitt of Washine ton, Kan, will spend the week end in the Fhieta house with Miss Helen Marrow. Mrs. FLDL Young of Kansas City is the guest of her sister Miss Mor ence NeLay. Mrs. Halstead, Miss Berhthial stead and Miss Hild Kline. Mrs. Ashton and Mrs. B. Dalton returned from Baldwin after attending the musical festival. BF Miexenbaum spert the day in Kudorf. The Mines Rescue car left for Osace City and will be in Kansas for seven days.
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E. H. Peckham
Baldwin
Theodore Griesa
Shannon County
Missouri
Glady
Dean Rockingham
DeSuta
Lawrence
Be. Kenni
New Castle
de AY Dune
Col. Cookesperger
Leavenworth
Toway
Emil Brummer
Ottawa
HL Dorgensan
Kanas
City
Clara Mase
Kilward
Monument
Colo
Fe Zwick
A A. Monroe
Excelsior Springs
Jess Cram
Hellevune
Kan
Delaney
Chicago
Ins
Lawrence Lant
Sylvia Alford
Helen Pendleton
Fred Smithmeyer Wei Tee Baldwit
Smithmeyer
T. J Sweeney
Kansas City
B. K Fiegenbaun
Grace Astling
Geneva
Ray Oden
Frances Lindner
F. E. Childs
California
Michigan
P. B. Childs
F. Cabriel
Endora
Martha
Harry Hutchings
Wiliam
A.A. Green
Geo. C. Smith
E. Barton
Eudora
G. P. Truitt
Jehikea
Truitt
E. A. Smith
Muriel Ad
Margaret Whit- Viavnt
Dorothy Ensinger
As City
A Hoewir
Ethel McNitt
Washine ‘Ton, Kan
Mobile City Unveils Founders Day Memorial
In Mobile on May 2 a Founders Day celebration opened with a ceremony in the city hall. A granite marker honoring Gulf City pioneers from Therville and Biediville was unveiled as a parade of relatives and officials attended. President Tati sent a message for the occasion.
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Gulf City
Mobile
Ada
Therville
Biediville
Peasacolis
Tati
Heuer
Tuecasion
Dead Millionaire Hidden in Vault at Zion City Cemetery
Waukegan UK May 2 Fear that followers of Wilber Glen Voliva would steal and ransom the body led Zion City adherents to secure the death of Cartit of Big Springs Texas until a burglar proof vault is installed at the Zion City cemetery. Currie owned 40,000 acres of land in Texas.
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Waukegan
Wilber Glen Voliva
Zion City
Cartit
Bie Springs
Tes
Kawa
Currie
Tesas
Grains and Provisions Market Listing in Kansas City
Local wire service summary shows wheat and butter prices with July futures at 2 white Timothy seeds priced around 15.50. Includes eggs and other provisions with cattle and feeder notes, heavy trading signals and a rough market snapshot.
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Kansas City
Vxten
Moses Blues Claim Sparks Church Heresy Hearing
Atlantic City reports Rev W. D. Cie from Northumberland declared guilty of heresy by the presbyterian general assembly. The commission concluded his doctrines contradicted biblical teaching and suspended him from ministry. The ruling was announced this morning, detailing alleged Taueld views and formal charges.
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Grant
Atlantic City
W. D. Cie
Northmberland
Ini Commission
Presbyterian Gener
Multiple small ads mix in Stanhope classifieds style
Fragmented notices seek lost purse with cash rewards, wanted rooms and rental preferences, trade offers on second hand items, modern house for rent or trade, employment calls for a laundry wagon driver, and other brief classified lines in a local Journal-World page.
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Stanhope
Fraser Hall
da Rae
BS Tenn
Aina
Fuind
X.Y. 2
Cave
The
Journal-World
Paver Street
John Zimmerman
Gold Medal Cafe
Rewari
Lorimer Investigation Looms in Democratic Debate
Washington May 26 The Lorimer case is sidelined in the senate but under Democratic caucus discussion for floor debate. A strong view favors adopting the Martin Democratic resolution with potential detail changes, while Republicans reportedly prefer the Democratic proposal. Party lines likely to split as re election data and Lorimer's fate swirl through the Capitol.
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Lorimer
Washington
Lorimer Eass
Senate
Lai
Centrol
Laalfelle
Cal Loritier
Bank Robbed in Tes City as Wires Cut
Two men held up the Tes City bank this morning and escaped with 4500. All wires entering the city were cut to aid the robbery. No further details on suspects or exact location are provided.
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Lions City
Tes
Indianapolis Memorial Day 500 Prepares for Record Car Entry
May 26 report from Indianapolis says more racing cars than ever gathered on the track for the Memorial Day 500. Officials anticipate speed tests among 46 entrants, aiming to dominate the event. Cars roar as exhausts fill the air, with hopefuls to reach or exceed seventy five miles per hour.
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Tndianapolis
Indianapolis
Strategy of Cecil Rhodes Autobiography Story Tells Shirt Heist
Posthumous Autobiography of Sir William Butler recounts Frank Rhodes tale of Cecil Rhodes borrowing a shirt for a London party. Rhodes allegedly concealed the garment beneath his own, outsmarting his brother who sought the shirt. The anecdote highlights Rhodes's sly resourcefulness.
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William Butler
Cecil Rhodes
Cecil
Frank Rhodes
London
Ceci
Strange deed of fun in Chicago personals
A Chicago newspaper personals column carried an ad reading I am now in a position to meet all my creditors Kindly communicate with me The notice named a man about to marry a rumored wealthy young woman The prank ad was placed by a humorist to mock marriages as a terror to the unwary.
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Chicago
When the English Laugh A chastened local meeting scene
A correspondent recalls a discourteous interruption at a local political meeting. A woman spoke for her voiceless husband outlining his larynx then pivoted to politics and health. A sharp quip cut her and another strike quieted the room. An observer notes upheaval from an office accident disrupting stenographers.
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Chink O Windhowe
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AIP Aests
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Wana
Cya
Mitchell
Rhode Island
Alpha Sigma
Alpha Sigma Pledge Society
Nu Sigma Nu Medical Fraternity
Niy
Alpha Sismut
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Robert Gunting
Ray i Steiner
Roland Athey
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Clara Hage
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Uases
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Fine Arts Department
Bertha Stevens
Cora Reynolds
M Josephing McCammon
Creola Fowl
Elva’ Saunders
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Congregational
Episcopal Said
Whipel
Usua
Atchison
Alt. Walker
Kappa Alpha Theta
South Lonisiang Street
Bridge
Margaret Lupton
Lillian Hayles
Elsie Hudson
James Henshell
Donald] Hutt
Russell Carter
Ruwersuck “Pavilion
Topeka
Q.W. Bell
Haskell
Drew Warren
Kanesas City
Bob Starweather
Waters of Kinnsas
Netlie ‘Taylor
Thetr House
Rihlou
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Paola
Sam Ober
Flw
Blackmar
Mos
Aliphin
Great Bend
Frank Heekendorn
Cement
Kay
John Pate
AC Sullivan
Ay Ince
Herbert Rankin
A. G. Frost
Jack
Marvin Creager
Ray Sexton
Jussie Stirher
Olive Glenn
Hazel Allison
Allison
Minwatha
Theta House
Innes
Orc
Cook
RALPH
Es Cattle
Sud Paper
Moses
Spot Cash
Massachusetts St
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Cn Vr
A. D. Weaver
Comrads
Fischer
Otto A. Fischer
Mass
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Nottingham
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Madras
C. J. Eriksen Furniture Co
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