O Connell Invades but Does Not Speak in Jersey City
Rep Jerry O Connell a Montana Democrat failed to speak at a Jersey City mass meeting amid pro Hague mobs. Police protected him and escorted him from the fields to a railroad station for return to Newark. His wife suffered injuries but traveled with him.
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Washington
Jerry O’connell
Dmont
Roosevelt
Jersey City
Frank Hague
White House
N. J
Jerry O'Connell
Baliwick
Montana Democrat
Democratic National Committee
Hague
O’connell
Daniel Casey
Olce
John Sinnott
Harry Walsh
O'Connell
Newark
O'Connel
Casey
John T. Bernard
Fiminn
Journal.uare
Diplomas for 204 graduates at Lawrence High School
The ceremony honored 204 graduates with diplomas. Rev Harold G Barr presented the class with Principal Neal M Wherry as clerk of the court. The honor roll listed 21 students including Miriam Abele Jim Brown Danny Brune Erna Carl Albert Decker Marvin Hird Henry Holtzclaw Billy Hunzicker Georgia Mae Landrith and others.
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Harold G. Barr
First Christian Church
Neal ‘M. Wherry
Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence High School
Marston McCluggage
Purcell
Miriam Abele
Jim Brown
Danny Brune
Erna Carl
Albert Decker
Marvin Hird
Henry Holtzclaw
Billy Hunzicker
Georgia Mae Landrith
Eileen Martin
Dorothy May
Frances Mole
Edward Moorman
Jim Mott
Jeanne Moyer
Ann Murray
Edwin F. Price
Doris Twente
Hampton White
David Whitney
Emily Wray
Marriage Licenses Issued Locally
Marriage licenses have been issued to William A. Pryor of Mercersburg Pennsylvania and Marjory S Ericsson of Lawrence Kansas City Mo and Mary E Cody of Kansas City Kansas George C Lowry and Clarissa A Benjamin both of Lawrence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Pryor
Mercersburg
Marjory
Ericsson
Lawrence
William A. Paul
Kansas City
Mary E. Cody
Kan
George C. Lowry
Clarissa A. Benjamin
Test Your Knowledge Classified Challenge
A classified page teaser invites readers to answer seven knowledge questions. It directs turning to the classifieds for the solutions and hints at a quiz styled page feature.
Question and Answer Quiz Pack
Oneida Lake location appears in New York state. The highest commissioned naval rank is admiral. A pup seal is a young seal. a seal mother is a cow. Ed Burke represents Illinois in Congress. Coins are issued by countries. Queen Victoria had the longest reign in English history. An excavator is a construction machine. The third sign of the zodiac is Gemini. Tennessee is the Volunteer State. Tuna fish have scales or are largely scaleless depending on species.
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Oneida Lake
United States Navy
Edward R. Burke
Congress
Council Approves Paving on Barker and City Water Connection
The council approves paving on Barker Street and authorizes a water cooler connection in City Hall lobby to supply the health department reception room. The health board secretary is asked to contact the Ministerial Alliance to enforce the city milk ordinance at church dinners.
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Health Department
Health Board
Ministerial Alliance
Health Office
Deaths and Funerals Frank H Turner
Frank H Turner aged 43 died at home on 846 Massachusetts street. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 30 PM at Rumsey funeral home with Rev L H Griffith officiating. Burial in Washington Creek cemetery. Survived by wife Alma and daughter Lola both at home, parents H A Turner and wife from Pomona Kansas, four sisters and three brothers.
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Frank H. Turner
Massachusetts Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
Rev
L. H. Griffith
Washington Creek Cemetery
Turner
Alma Turner
Lola Turner
H. A. Turner
Pomona
Kan
Death of Lynn G Beal at 81 in Topeka Home
Lynn G Beal, 81, died late last night at his son Prof G M Beal's home at 704 Indiana street. He leaves another son Elburn Beal of Topeka and daughter Miss E Fredericka Beal of Topeka. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Lynn G. Beal
Prof
G. M. Beal
Indiana Street
Elburn Beal
Topeka
E. Fredericka Beal
Death of George Northup at 77 Passes After Illness
George Northup aged 77 died this morning at a local hospital. He resided at 1129 Connecticut Street. Funeral services are scheduled for 10 o clock Tuesday from Rumsey funeral home with burial in Clinton cemetery. He leaves a cousin Mrs. E M Hobbs as survivor.
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George Northup
Connecticut Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
Clinton Cemetery
E. M. Hobbs
Snark Wins Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park
Snark a five year old colt from Mrs. H C Phipps Wheatley stable nosed out Pompoon in the 52nd running of the $20 000 Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park. Aneroid last year’s winner finished third in a six horse field.
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Snark
Suburban New York
Readers And Gets Results Classified Page Ad
The Journal World features a readers and gets results style classifieds page. Readers submit notices and small ads to reach local buyers and sellers in a compact newspaper format with updated listings and contact details for quick responses.
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Journal-World
Kaw Valley Flood Remembered in Lawrence Broadcast
J R Greenlees recounts the Kaw Valley flood 35 years ago in Lawrence detailing rising waters on a cold rainy morning. He describes bridges flooded, trains stopped, wires down, and residents’ desperate efforts to escape via boats rafts and improvised craft and the destruction of tracks and depots.
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Vwournal World
Lawrence
North Lawrence
Kaw
Dickers Store
Union Pacific
Graeber
Alex Monroe
Dave Evans
Tennessee Street
Santa Fe
Topeka
Manhattan
Will Howard
Fisher Ice House
Dicker
Fred Williams
Wakarusa Valley
Kansas City
J. R. Greenlees
Jubilant Reunion as All 1888 Mount Vernon Grads Attend
Washington May 28 Eight women who graduated in 1888 from Mount Vernon Seminary gathered for a jubilee reunion marking 50 years since graduation. Officials said the class is the only on record to have all members alive and present. Toastmistress was Mrs. John Cheseman Clark of New York City. The other graduates reside in Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Mount Vernon Seminary
John Cheseman Clark
New York City
Sake Alcohol Content Compared to Sherry
Sake, Japan’s national beverage, typically contains 12 to 15 percent alcohol and has a flavor akin to sherry.
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Japan
Man Held for Theft in Spark Plug Heist
Emmett D. Nixon of Kansas City was jailed after being arrested on a warrant for theft of 200 spark plugs from Evans Auto Supply. Nixon admitted taking plugs over weeks, with losses totaling several thousand dollars. The plugs were recovered and returned to Lawrence. Nixon, alias H. E. Colyer, had posed as a Kansas City tool company salesman. He waived extradition and was brought to the county for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett D. Nixon
Fifty-fifth Street
Kansas City
Evans Auto
Massachusetts Street
Jude Anderson
Nixon
Evans
D. H. Evans
Lawrence
H. E. Colyer
Justice of the Peace
U. S. Hults
Charles Springer
Anderson
Tool Company
Colyer
Melton Wins Giants Over Phillies In Early Doubleheader
Cliff Melton secured his seventh win as the Giants beat the Phillies 5 to 4 in the first game before Dick Coffman relieved in the ninth after Tuck Stainback’s three run homer. Second game ended 11 to 4 New York over Philadelphia with Sivess, Smith, and Clark pitching. Brooklyn tops Boston 6 to 5 as Frankhouse and Pressnell held off Bees. Cubs rally nine runs in seventh for 9 to 3 win over Pittsburgh. Athletics beat Yankees 10 to 4 as Nelson limited foes to seven hits. Other scores noted in report from May 28.
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New York
Cliff Melton
Giants
Phillies
Dick Coffman
Tuck Stainback
Philadelphia
Mulcahy
Hallahan
Atwood
Melton
Coffman
Danning
Sivess
Smith and Clark
Hubbell
Mancuso
Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bees
Fred Frankhouse
Tot Pressnell
Gil Brack
Brooklyn
Ray Mueller
Hamlin
Presswell
Phelps
Shaffner
Frankhouse
Hutchinson
Mueller
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Arky Vaughan
Gus Suhr
Clay Bryant
Pirates
Chicago
Bryant
Hartnett
O'Dea
Bauers
Sewell
Brandt
Todd
Athletics
Spud Chandler
Johnny Murphy
New York Yankees
Lynn Nelson
Cox
Chandler
Murphy
Sandra
Dickey
Nelson
Hayes
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Bagby
McKain
Desautels
Leonard
R. Ferrell
Detroit
Bridges and
Hayworth
Cain
Eee
Schlueter Erican Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Midkiff An Breese
Alvin Wicker
Widow Looses $28 In Lawrence, Seeks Help For Return
A widow near Lawrence lost a bundle of $28 while shopping on Massachusetts street. She offers a reward and remains reachable through a friend by telephone. In other news, Woodson county state lake opens next Monday at 7 am drawing many local anglers. reports cite abundant bass crappie and channel cat, with a 12 bass haul in 20 minutes per a bulletin. Cop pest snakes reportedly surround the lake. Scotland’s workers face heavy output in ship building machinery textile iron and steel. Ad: to hire an Ad-Taker, call 22.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Fred Kahn
Douglas County
Ake
Year in KU campus: dances, drama, and exams marked by big Apple
A KU yearbook style recap lists campus highlights from September to finals. Highlights include the Big Apple dance, cultural events, and student life notes with dorms, clubs, and faculty concerns, plus Homecoming, Prom, and academic pressures.
Bryant sells lunchroom and plans move to Ozarks
S R Ike Bryant sells his West Ninth street lunchroom to Hal Nottingham and plans to relocate in the Ozark region. His son Body L Bryant, soon to graduate from KU as a chemical engineer, has balanced long work hours with study. Ike has long supported the Jayhawks, missing few games and gifting apples after 18 years of service.
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S. R
Ike” Bryant
West Ninth Street
Hal Nottingham
Lawrence
Ozark
Ike
Body L. Bryant
K.U
Chunk
Jayhawkers
Jayhawk
Wiedemann’s
Brick’s
Massachusetts
College Inn
Verdict In Damage Suit Brought By Manhattan Couple
A jury heard evidence in a damage suit filed by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McCampbell of Manhattan Kansas against P. A. Grinfeld of Atlanta Illinois as the result of a civil action presented in Fergus Falls Minnesota.
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Manhattan
Fergus Falls
Minn
C. W. McCampbell
Kaw
P. A. Grinfield
Atlanta
Nls
Verdict Award in Auto Accident Near Audubon Minn
A jury returned a verdict today awarding $12 649.35 to the plaintiff in an automobile accident case near Audubon Minnesota.
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Audobon
Minn
Four El Dorado Students Hurt In Collision
Four El Dorado high school graduates were injured in an automobile truck crash west of the city. Marion Anderson suffered brain concussion and other injuries while Marvin Seglem had broken bones in his right arm and leg. Glen Petty and Leon McCreight escaped serious injury. driver H. E. Hurlhurst was unhurt.
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el Dorado
Kan
Here
el Dorado High School
Marion Anderson
Marvin Seglem
Glen Petty
Leon McCreight
H. E. Hurlhurst
Special Air Mail Week Totals in Kansas Cities
Topeka handled 3 564 letters and four parcels during the special air mail week. Kansas City Kansas sent 3 266 letters and Wichita 2 950 letters as part of observance reported by Topeka postmaster John E Barrett. The statewide total reached 148 962 letters and 184 packages.
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Topeka
Kansas Cities
Kansas City
Kan
Wichita
Evangelical Missionary society meets at Mrs Brecheisen home
The Evangelical Missionary society held its weekly meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs Irene Brecheisen with twelve members present. Mrs G Trabant led devotionals and Mrs Louise Lawrenz conducted the lesson. The June gathering is planned with Mrs W J Selzer.
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The
Evangelical Missionary Society
Irene Brecheisen
G. Trabant
Louise Lawrenz
W. J. Selzer
C C. Breithaupt
Rouen
S. C
Otto
Imogene
John Selzer
Johnny
Baldwin
Paul Selzer
Donald
Warren Murdock
Edgerton
John Jurm
Ted Brecheisen
Mary Breche
Birthday dinners and baptisms mark Clearfield notices
The community shares a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. David Klamm and celebrates baptisms at Clearfield church including Margaret Ann Deck Peggy Joann Hausman and others. Visitors and relatives attend church events and familes host dinners while notes report a farewell for Rev. Trabant and local illnesses.
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Harry
Bonner Springs
David Klamm
Clearfield
Margaret Ann Deckwa
Peggy Joann Hausman
Jean Elizabeth Breckelsen
John Frederick
Robert William
James Edward Lawrence
Harold Ebenhart
Lawrence
Minnie Hausman
Wesley Deckwa
Tena Gabriel
Paul
Little Blue
Clarence Hausman
Clyde Deay
James
John Todd
Clathe
Martin Grossman
Vinland
W. J. Deay
Clint Wade
Lucille Seeton
Washington, D.C
John Chaney
St. Joe
Ruth
James Deay
Eileen Breithaupt
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Sam Anderson
Ulrich “Pohlenz
Chanute
University of Kansas
Germany
University of Munich
Phi Beta Kappa
Ulrich Pohlenz
Hamburg
K. U
Barker
R. O. Burgert
Southpark
New City Hall
Old City Hall
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kaw Valley
Mount Vernon School
Scotland
BIG Apple Dance
Big Apple
Watson Library
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Charley McCarthy
Edgar Bergen
Alpha Tau
George O. Foster
Southland
Smith
Observatory Hill
Sinclair Lewis
Sauk Center
Nebraska
Lincoln
Maxyne Woody
Doris Johnson
Missouri
Denny Lemoine
Jimmy Coleman
Kappa Alpha Theta Gals
Ben Pollock
Arlie Simmonds
Pollock
Fraser Hall
Dave Partridge
University Daily Kansan
Sig Alphs
Potter Lake
Phi Delts
Anson Weeks
Sigma
Chi
Ballet Russe
Roberta Cook
Engineers
Glen Oatman
Chi Omegas
Sig Alph House
Alphs
Mal Halsett
Gevene
Landrith
Women’s
Mary Lou Borders
Princeton
Fred Pralle
Kansas ‘City Healeys
Dale Carnegie
Winterset
Betty Butcher
Rolla
Uckles
Sigma Delta Chi
Gamma Phi Beta
Blaine Grimes
Pachacamac
Jim Haughey
George Knyder
Hill
Elizabeth Short
Bobby Meeker
William Zupanee
Isabelle Bush
Phi Delta Theta
Dick LaBan
R.O.T.C
Mary Livingston
Radio
Jayhawker
Ozarks
Merican Express
American Express
National City Bank
Peoples State Bank
California
Canada
United States
Wall Street Journal
Broad St
New
Wiedemann
Vv. L. Morrison
Lawrence National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Douglas County Building & Loan Association
John C. Emick
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