Wood says army officers suited for civil duty in colonies
Washington May 23 AP Collision over the Cayors cabinet theme unfolds between Governor General Leonard Wood of the Philippine Islands and Colonel Carmine Thompson adviser to President Coolidge. Wood argues that military officers can responsibly serve in civil posts in overseas territories, citing Cuba and the Philippines as foundations for governance and noting the War Department should provide a moderate quota of officers for advisory and executive duties with the insular government.
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Washington
Thompson
Turges
War Department
Comine
Wood
Infantrie Journal
Infantry Association of the Army
Jodipat
Cuba
Philipines
United States Army
Army
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Secretary of War
Julius Caesar
Wodld
Spain
France
Holland
Britxin
United States
West
Clive
India
Gordon
Khartoum
Frederick Ingard
Nigatia
Lord’ Beng
Earl Jellicoe
Matthew
Otis
McArthur
Henry T. Allen
Constabulary
James G. Harford
Mark L. Herseyi
Den‘olan
Navy
W. 4
Pai
Cvil
Civil Service
Army of Occupation
Stolen Car Ring Busted In Emporia Area
Two Ford cars were recovered by city officers, one from Kansas City and one tied to Emporia thefts. Fay Jackson 18 and Charles McConnell 16 were arrested after admitting involvement. Several Chicago and Detroit men were later arrested in possession of another stolen car and taken to Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Emporia
Fay Jackson
Swan ‘Street
Charles McConnell
Sylvan Street
Will Johns
Smith and Hunter
Chic Johns
Jerry’ McFarland
Chicago
Robert Johnson
William Jackson
Detroit
Messer and Hughes
Johns
Natsas City
Kan
Jenkins and Downs
Deaths and Funerals in Junction and Lawrence
Daisy Doyle Waters dies at 3 AM in Junction Kansas at her son’s home. She was long tied to Lawrence and previously married J M Oxle. Mary E Taylor Ward dies in Chillicothe Ohio, sister of Prof. Charles G Dunlap, after three years in Lawrence. Charles Kuntze, 72, dies at 932 East Fourteenth Street. service Tuesday at St Luke M E church, burial Oak Hill. Banks Brown dies at 826 Kentucky Street. funeral plans pending. Jewell D Gifford Zuma McNeely Levi M Gibbons Isalena Cokenow receive licenses. Legion Dance Friday at Contry Club. Judge Sharks to rule June 6 on Maher new trial decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Doyle Waters
Junction Kansas
Waters
Lawrence
J. M., Oxle
Southern Kansas Tabway
Mary EB. Taylor
Ward
Mary E. Taylor
Chillicothe
Ohio
Tayler
Charles G. Dunlap
Charles Kuntze
East Fourteenth Street
St. Luke Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr.King
Oak Hill Cemetery
Banks Brown Banks Brown
Hom
Kentucky Street
Jewell D. Gifford
Zuma McNeely
Topeka
Levi M
Gibbons
Omaha
Isalena
Cokenow
Winfield
L. H. Menger
Stockton
Kan
Charles I. Sharks
Ray
Maher
Williams Bedard
Plainville High
Last Choir Concert At First Presbyterian Church
The vested First Presbyterian choir presents a final sacred concert tomorrow at 7 45 p m with Mrs W W Straffon organist D M Swarthout chorister About 43 or 44 singers solo by Howard McKinley and Carl Bratton evelyn Swarthoul pianist and a university string quartet perform Traumerie and The Holy City along with other sacred pieces and hymns Public invited. Heard in Lawrence Dr and Mrs William H Butler were invited to Miss Mason's Castle field day exercises at Tacctown on Hudson NY.
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First Presbyterian Church
Howard Mehirley
Carl Bratton
Holy Cuy
Adans
Gounod
Genevieve Lee
Whelpton
Canzenetta
Ockléston
Lippathems
Peape
Cesar Franck
the Holy City
Kernard
Josa
Chorua
Seal
Nuuer
Idve Lee
Sandug
Sting
Traumerie
Schumaint
Waldenine Gelteh
Conrad McGrew
Karl Wuersteiner
Siwar- Mhauty
Ano
Chorun
P. Smart
Lawrence
William Hy, Butler
Miss Mason
the Castle
Taccytown
Hudson, N. Y
Cassie Mason
West Tennessee
Butler
Engag ement announced for Blanche Holloway and Guy Phillips
Mr and Mrs S R Holloway announce the engagement of their daughter Blanche E to Guy H Phillips of Longford. The wedding occurs Wednesday, the second of a two part series this week. A bridge tea yesterday afternoon featured seven tables on porch and living room with about fifty guests.
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S. R. Holloway
Blanche E
Guy H. Phillips
Longford
Simons
If. G.patterson
Howard Taylor
W. B. Downing
W. Maloney
Maurine Downing
Madelind McKone
Helen Holker
Dorothea Sinonsa
The Bowerlook and Varsity Show Big Silent Film Lineup
The Bowersock and Varsity theatres feature Clara Bow in Rough House and Louise Fazenda in Cradle Snatchers with Tom Moore Raymond Griffith and Dorothy Gish titles joining the week. Gilda Gray appears in Cabaret at the Varsity, while Miss Sheridan rises with Wedding Bills. A surreal Tip Toes sequence blends cinema stars with Shakespeare and Mary Queen of Scots in a fanciful dream episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowerlook
Clara Bow
Varsity
Hakacay
Tom Moore
Emmet
Mack and
Mars
LaMotte
Solfiern
Wriday
Seturnayck Hexik
Capt
Lindbergh
France
Will Cafere Feo
Ernat
Cohen
Louise Fazenda
Dorothy Phillips
Ethel Wales
Nick Prata
Joseph Sttiker
Arthur Laike
Bowersock
Varsity Nest
Dorothy Gish
Michael Arleny J
Shakespeare
Mrs. Lenglen
Mary Quean
Nelson Keys
Will Rogers
Dorothy
Decision in Case Soon on Train Safety in Kansas
In Topeka on May 28 the Public Service Commission prepared to issue a late afternoon decision in the long train case. The dispute involves Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen claiming freight train operation endangers workers. Attorney M J Healy conferred with the commissioners. Also Washington reports the Federal Radio Commission ordered a 15 day postponement of new radio wave allocations among broadcasting stations.
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Uhieamasioa Sear
Fate One
Topeka
Kans
Public Service Commission
Brotherhood of Rail
M. J. Healy
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Luncheon for Auction Club Guests At Mrs McClanahan's Home
A group including A F McClanahan Mrs Hoveyenna Mond Mrs Wayne Simonds and Mrs Floyd Rankin hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday at Mrs McClanahan's home for members of their Friday auction club and twenty other guests Roses adorned the event with rbsa motif in nut cups place cards and tal Kies Mrs J Ei Dom Carlos received the guest prize Mrs bh Frink the club prize and Mrs Marcel Coli the consolation A list of attendees followed including many named ladies from Los Angeles and locals A high school dance group also held a party at the Country club Clarence Schaake Harold Smith hosted Miss Blanche Holloway bridal tea for Guy Philips of Longford with bridge and a gift for the bride to be.
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Louise Marie. Smith
Frank Daniel Boone
J. 3. Smith
Theodore Hauck
St. Paul’st Evangelical
Eurora
Genevieve Lee Sane
Leona Nelson
Menielsenhn
Fred Isaacs
Bone
Eudora
Boond
McPherson College
University of Kansas
Club
Marcel Coli
Ter
Jolt I
Cristateen
H. Wd. Asiter
Menry
Trumer
Maree Cen
George Bulione
Airs
Theoedore Charlton
Warwick Benedict
Herbert Hunter
Harry Stacker
Ralph Baldw
TT. Axelton
Mauriton Crane
Frank Jones
Charles Hinelton
Los Angeles
Cal Iva Ity O . 1K
Mitchell
Clarence Schaake
Harold Smith
Blanche Holloway
Guy 3
Philips
Longford
Will
Take
Maca
Bridge
Lifers Hollingbery wedding attendance list
A long list of guests attended the Lifers Hollingbery wedding at Total today including Dr. and Mrs. D. W. O’Bryan Mr. and Mrs. George Hollingbery Miss Fern Hollingbery of Hollywood Cal Miss Ruth Peck Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Simons Dolph Simons Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Matorey and Joe Wellman Miss Ethel Lindner returned from Havensville High School exercises Miss Myrtle McConnell will visit St Joseph Mo this weekend Rev d B Young will attend morning services at the Evangelical church in town Miss McConnell travels to St Joseph for the weekend Mrs F M Benedict Mrs Carter and Mrs P H Peirce attend Washburn Lyses meeting at 5750 Oakwood Kansas City Dr Jon E McNalley and sister Mrs Floyd Hendrickson of Canton Ohio visit L A McNalley family They will go to Michigan Valley this evening then return to Minneapolis
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Hollingbery
D. W. O'Bryan
George Hollingbery
Fern Hollingbery
Hollywood
Cal
Ruth Peck
W. C. Simons
Dolph Siimons
O. W. Matorey
Joe Wellman
Ethel Lindner
Havensville
R. M. McConnell
F.M. Benedict
Carter
P. H.peirce
Washburn Lang Syhers
James Parker
Oakwood Road
Kasas Cit
Jon E. McNailley
Floyd . Hendrickson
Law
Garden fete chairwoman named at Los Angeles school
Miss Marion Lawrence daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Lawrence attends Miss Gracefulfief school in Los Angeles and heads the Punch Bowl committee for a Garden May fete to aid the Children's hospital The fete is described as attractive and her co chairwoman appears in The Los Angeles Times Also noted are church activities and society meetings with dates for Trinity Church and the Girls Friendly Society events including a picnic at Mrs Lida Wilson's Ark and a planned second trip A speeding arrest of Wesley Good at 600 Tennessee street is reported with officers Messer and Hughes making the stop
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Reed Howes
Howes
Dad Newnessey
Arthur
Ig Fouknan
Travist
Tru
Hollywood
Itls
Clara
Hill
Wallace Beery
Casey
Douglas Gilmore
Heard Kelker
John Mildan Gilmore
Behe Daniels
Kelker
Miljan
Alifolica Court
Marion Lawrence
Roy
Lawrence
Grace Ful
Los Angeles
Calif
Punch Bow
Los Angles
Children’s Hospital
Trinity Episcopal Church
Alexander Grant
Kansas City
Friendly Society
Jung
Lida Wilson
S. Ark
Carmot
Hele Wagstaff
Wesley Good
Tennessee Street
Messer and Hughes
Fire damages barn and vehicles in Verner Newman property
A barn and its contents on Verner Newman’s 726 Walnut street were destroyed by fire around 2 am. The barn valued at about 200 dollars was insured. no contents were covered. R C Allen’s touring car and miscellaneous items were lost. Firefighters arrived after substantial headway. Sheriff attends country club party. Charles Wright arrested, case continued. G. G. Kent and Bill Lightholder released on $10 bonds for alleged drunkenness. police Dowers and Vogler reported arrests.
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Verner’ Newman
Walnut Street
Newman
R.C. Allen
W.d. Cummings
Charles Wright
G. Kent
Kansas City
Bill Lightholder
Pittsburg
Kansas
Dowers
Vogler
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Ellis Worley
Hugh Means
Worly
Jim McGune
American Medical Association
Douglas County Republican
Wm. J. Mayo
The
Mayolittlc
Red
Minn
Republican
Vine Gay
Henry Area
Haskell
Henry Fitzgerald
Haskell Institute
Stella Robbins
Goxelors
Mascagni
Cavalleria Tusticana
Giorta
Jewitt
Montay
C. M. Blair
Lhorus
Presbyterian Church
Hershey
Eliridge House
Roy G. Hershey
Atlantic
J. A. McNalley
Minneapolis
Hugo Wedell
Ky U
Wedell
Chanute
Kaw
N. A. Daum
Bowersock Dam
Rosie
Nusiv
Paramount
Medium
Tenth Avenue
Nunnally Johnson
Straver
Gilda
Cartier’ Pigeont
Gilda - Gray
Miss Gray
Varsity Theatre
Philadelphia
Griffith
Raymond Griffith
Ronembeer
Taradise
Ann Sheridan
Clara Bown
Paramount Picture
Winehoiss Stuart
Oune Sazengane
Cradle
Wrellan Pox
aPtsacrrane
Rock Creek
Hiridge
Kennedy
Mary
Wilde
Jene
Poral
England
America
Schubert
Funeral Home Phone
Newmain
yAffere
Woodlaind Park
Lawrence Athletics
Ottawa
Myers & Son Greenhouse Growéria
Funeral Designs
Rankin’s Drug Store
Merchants National
Duco
Fisher
Buick
War
New York
Neptunite
South Lawrence Lumber.Co
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