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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1929

Page

4

Unclear Kansas Rail Rates and State Finance Debate

Kansas Governor Reed faces Interstate Commerce Commission questions on rail rate increases west of the Mississippi. The debate touches freight charges, state and county funds, and road and highway funding in Douglas County. County warrants await federal and state money, while enforcement of state cigarette laws is debated and potential revenue from law enforcement is noted.

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Fragmented note hints at marriage plans and public spectacle

A garbled passage mentions Bucky Lindbergh and a marriage likely sooner than expected. It references brass bands and fireworks as part of public celebration, with unclear details about future plans and where he may go next.

Bucky Lindbergh Lawrence, Young Nm Hawk J Colobel

Old Home Town Highlights May Day Campus Plans

May 29 edition notes a river flood and local swimming in the town. Mentions Jay Gould party passing through on a special train eastward. Reports a greyhound named Malt died, a Belléville grain drill factory interest, and Class Day exercises at the University on June 10 with speakers and performances. Chamber of Commerce discusses settled bonded indebtedness at fifty cents on the dollar to avoid further delay.

Jay Gould Teroush O. P. Smith G. I. Edwards Edwards Charley P. M. Gundlock Belléville Gundlock The University Belle Stephens C. W. Stephenson Chas. Cramer W. E. Stevens Alma Richard Son S.M. Smith Lizzie Miller Chamber ‘of Commerce Chamber of Commerce

Primary ticket named in Republican convention

Twenty five years ago on May 29 a Republican primary was held in Laurence naming a ticket for county offices. Officials listed include Ade lside Horner clerk, Ed T. sheritt county judge, Thos Harley Yor Woodward county attorney, J. H. Mitchell probate judge, John Loyman county clerk, Frank Games treasurer, AL W Arm strong register of deeds, Dr Car Phillips coroner, C. Bow man county superintendent, Lloyd Dufee county surveyor, Gus Sinclair commissioner third district, Jime Brady representative thirteenth district, W. R. Stubbs representative fourteenth district. The ticket was placed for nomination at the Republican convention at 10 o'clock this morning. Mrs C E Learnard elected director of the National Alliance of Unitarian and Liberal Christian Women. Miss Mabel.Do cathom friends in honor of Taylor of Olathe. The entertainment was whis he Dorward won award.

Laurence Adelside Horner Ed T. Sheritt Woodward Thos. Harley J. H. Mitchell John Loyman Frank Games Register of Deeds AL W. _Arm Strong Car Phillips Bowman Lloyd -Dufee Gus M. B Sinclair Jime Brady W. R. Stubbs C. E Learnard National Alliance of

Sketches from The Monastery of the Holy Land in Washington

The Franciscan Monastery in Washington replicates Holy Land Shrines in Byzantine style. The Rosary Portico frames gardens with blooming roses and perpetual reproductions of Gethsemane, the Grotto of Agony, the Holy Sepulcher, and scenes from Bethlehem, Nazareth, and Egypt. The Catacombs of Rome exhibit early Christian burials and underground passages, with names and drawings copied from Rome. The site, maintained by Franciscan Friars since 1219, educates visitors about religious history and serves as a place of common interest and pilgrimage.

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Turbulent Memories In A Winter Quest Of Berna And Tim

A fragmented diary passage recounts Berna and Tim amid a perilous pursuit through snowbound mountains. A violent storm, a perilous cabin, and a strained love evolve against a grim backdrop of danger and longing as two men drag their way across the frozen landscape pursued by harsh elements.

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The Cruel Wild North Dog Camp Tragedy

A brutal Yukon trek ends in mutinous desertion as the little man turns on his partner after starving the team. The big man is incapacitated by the pack’s struggle, the dogs starve, and the deserter leaves with provisions while the wolves circle the silent camp. The ending hints at a desperate escape toward settlement.

Doge Dark Derce Maughant Jenith Calloun High North Yukon

Baldwin News Highlights Local Socials and Baker University Events

Baldwin residents host visitors from Vinland and Topeka for Decoration Day. Baker University students and faculty stage performances including The Tragedy of Nan for Centenary Hail. Mrs Prentiss and family attend events. Ellen Brockett plans a trip to Albuquerque. local musicians, graduates, and choirs contribute to a busy week.

Oolse Ralph Schnebly George Thomas Topeka Baldwin James Schnebly Ellen Brockett Salina Albuquerque Brockett Baker University Baxter le Chubb Chicago Department of Baker Mayseley “Evans Evelyn

Srawrd The Jacksons Concert At Baldwin Audience Encores

The concert by the Jacksons in Baldwin drew high praise for vocal and impersonation talents. The program featured spirituals sung in a fine style and audience eagerness to hear more led to repeated encores. The show lasted about two hours and was deemed financially successful before the group moved on to Ontario for a summer engagement with the Chau tauqua circuit.

Tates P. B Jacksons Baldwin Ontario Canada H. Z. Moore Ant Bonata Marthai Chester Des Moines Iowa Moores Schuitze Pele Henty Ant ‘d ’ Harden Fespéron Bandav Howard Mitch Ener Philip Wharton Ora Watt Top

Local Social Notes From Bald Win And Raymond Area

Miss Blanch Shelly stayed at the Raymond Hot Summer home last week while Trena Gibler spent Friday at Frank Bidinger’s home. Several families gathered Tuesday through Wednesday at Bald Win with Kennedys and related families. Friends visited, and Mrs. QO. A. Bidsweigr hosted Belvoir Farm Bureau with members and visitors. J. Keaft attended LG A. in Topeka. Kraft and Kraft family updates noted.

Cs Hone QO. A. Bidsweig A J. Keaft Ralph [Vo Barment Kampechrader Ites Gryill Platz Charlie Houk Mike Murphy Lem Yea Minnie Kampschrader Elisabeth, Randle Pern Kennedy Baldwin Mary ‘Lavin Willie Wory Topeks Usse Harold Hookstent Sumlay Rolland Milton Brait J. Keaft LG. A Topeka Frances Davin Kansas City Alice Wulfkuhler C.J. Kraft Platz Goldie Raab Shokae al Elmont Roy Deskin Helen Rusee Raab Walter Charlie Roller

Local Social Notes from Clinton Area Gatherings

Miss Eureva Witgon and guests spent Saturday night and Sunday with Rev Platzs guests at supper. Katherine Bidinger and family visited Frank Bidinger home. Walter of Lawrence stayed with August and Theo Walter. Mrs AcE Wilson reportedly improving. Memorial services by R N A M W A Helvick at Presbyterian church Clinton Sunday afternoon June 2.

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