Trustees to operate Topeka State Journal under will
Topeka State Journal reports that Frank P. MacLennan's will divides ownership of the paper among his widow Madge MacLennan his daughter Mrs James A Farrell Arthur J Carruth Jr and William P Snyder with a fifth of non voting power to Carruth and Snyder as employee trustees. Trustees may not sell part of the paper for 15 years and Carruth and Snyder have right of first purchase if not bought. The will directs the paper continue in its established form under the trustees for 15 years.
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Topeka
Frank P. MacLennan
Pape i eLennan
Pemong
James A.farrell
New? York
Bis
Madge MacLennan
iArthur J. “Carruth, Jr
William P. Snyder
Carruth and Snyder
Carruth
Snyder
MacLennan
Edmond C. MacLennan
Cascade
Colo
State Journal
Ente. Magee ‘MacLennan
Arthur J. Garruth
P. Snyder
The
National Bank
Busiess
Topeka State Journal
iToneka State Journal
Madge Mac
Mnan
James
A. Farrell
Arthur J. Carruth
Irs
William
MacLen-Carrath
Naonal Bank of
Kawnee
Farrell
River
MacLensman
Christ's Hospital of
Topeka Y. W. C A
Edith Brewer ,Jolley
Lake of the Forest
Edwardsville
Kan
Aimees
Mary -Elizabeth Jolley
Caroline
Jolley
Medow
Kansas City
John ‘B
Georgie Goddard Lentz
South Forty-first
Kansas
City
Exhibition of Cherokee and Creek Baskets Displayed for Welfare Work
Patrons in Lawrence rural route 1 were informed that 67 boxes of Cherokee and Creek baskets would be placed on display at the Lecompton area. The American Auxiliary arranged the exhibit to benefit local welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lecompton
Cer C
Hosford
Éctaw Indians
AY K U professor disproves one college theory on campus
A campus report highlights Professor Be P. Cady in chemistry class critiquing a student's garbled answer. The piece mocks the notion that all professors are detached from real-world life and notes other campus happenings from social events to student pranks and intramural tennis news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be P- Cady
Talk on Patents Two Million in Washington File
Rotarians heard patent lawyer Earl Hovey of Kansas City detail the patent system. He cited unusual filings from 1887 balloon guidance with birds on the device to a 1854 tapeworm trap and other odd patents. He noted Lincoln's 1849 floating dock and Goodyear vulcanization among the long list of two million patents on file in Washington. Captain J F Zafieck announced Rotary torchlight homecoming on Massachusetts Street. Rock Garden Memorial in Central Park for Robert Manley received donations from the Flower Club Rotary and R F C funds with more to raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hovey
Kansas City
Washington
Mr. Hovey
Hovey
Abraham Lincoln
Gillette Razor
Goodyear Company
Hovey Hanna
J. F. Zafieck
Rotary
Massachusetts Street
MM. F.hudson
R. F.C
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Richard Jones
Funeral services for Mrs Richard Jones of 440 Alabama will be held at 2 30 PM Tuesday from the Church of God with Rev M C Knight in charge. Burial will be at Oak Hill Cemetery. Expect information soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jones
Alabama
Church of God
M. C.knight
Oak Hill
Terrell to Oversee Corn and Hog Allotment Work
Douglas County wheat administrator A Terrell said allotment details will arrive in about two weeks. Many inquiries have come to Terrell’s Federal Building office as preliminary announcements indicate payments will be made for corn and hog allotments. Kentucky ratified repeal of the 18th Amendment by a large majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Terrell
Douglas
Terrell
Federal
Kentucky
Frankfort
Homecoming prep feeds Lawrence crowds with turkey bounty
Lawrence eateries prepare for Homecoming Thursday crowds with 350 pounds of turkey on the menu. A Turnverein relic appears in 1871 ads, noting a $1.20 six-line notice in Republican Daily Journal and Western Home Journal. Eagles beat Flyers 15 to 14 in a South New Hampshire street football game. lineup listed. DIES OF SUFFOCATION.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence Turnverein
W. Berger
Turnverein
Journs
Western Home Journal
Dwight: Thacher
Geo. Schweitzer
Eagles
Flyers
New Hampshire Street
Jerry Sisson
Kenneth Lindenberger
Henry _ Holtzclawy
Glenn Cooper
Edward Stout
Fred Sthbesk Eyer
DeWitt Potter
Pat Maloney
David Jackson
Russell Burke
Alan Stutz
Billy Kopp
Infant Found Dead in Bed Near Eudora Belts Child
Two months old Bennamay Furett Belt, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Belt of Eudora, was found dead in bed this morning. Death attributed to suffocation by county coroner Dr H T Jones after the body was brought to Lawrence. The infant’s death was discovered when family woke at about 6 o clock. A separate item notes W J Watson of near Topeka arrested north of Lawrence for driving a truck without sufficient lights, en route to Kansas City with a load of sheep, bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennamay’ Furett Belt
Ben .Belt
Eudora
H.T. Jones
Lawrence
J Watson
Topeka
Watson
Kansas City
California mob hangs two men in open park lynching
A large mob seized Hart and Holmes, dragging them to trees in a park where Hart was hanged first, then Holmes as crowds cheered. Officials recovered the bodies, tore down the improvised gallows, and cordoned off the scene as tear gas filled the jail area. No arrests were made. It was California’s first lynching in 13 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman
Holmes
Gama
Hart
San Francisco Bay
Emig
Howard Buffington
Nick Gladner
California
George Boyd
Terance Fitts
Charles Valenta
San Francis
Sonoma County
Santa ‘Rosa
Dr Clarence Wilson Addresses Temperance Crowd at First Methodist
An overflow audience filled the First Methodist Episcopal Church as Dr Clarence Wilson, secretary of the Board of Public Morals and Temperance, spoke on The Road Back. He explained how wets gained the upper hand and outlined a campaign of education by national temperance groups. Col Frank B Ebbert joined to discuss the National Anti Saloon League efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
True Wilson
Board of Public Morals’ and Temperance
Methodist Church
E. Stanley, Jones
K.U
Lawrence
Wilson
Dr. Wilson
Frank B., Ebbert
National Anti- Saloon League
Attale Feist
C. E. Sawnill
Two-Piano Recital by Taylor and Thompson at KU Auditorium
Taylor of the Horner Conservatory in Kansas City and Thompson of the university school of fine arts will present a two piano program tonight at 8 in the KU auditorium. The set includes modern and old selections by Mozart Saint Saens Debussy Hill Schubert and Strauss Preyer. The Morning Journal Waltzes by Strauss Preyer is dedicated to them by the composers. News of Nephew Death in North Lawrence Mrs. Raymond Carr learns of the death last week of her nephew Wilbur Parsons six years old at the home of his father Tracy Parsons in Chloride Missouri caused by diphtheria. Tracy Parsons, formerly of Lawrence, moved to Missouri about 15 years ago.
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K.U
John Thompson
Horner Conservatory of Music
Kansas City
Howard C. Taylor
University School, of Fine Arts
Jozart
Saint-Saens
Debussy
Hill
Schutt
Strauss-Preyer
Raymond’. Carr
North Lawrence
Wilbur Parsons
Tracy Parsons
Chloride
Lawrence
Missouri
Bill to Strengthen Tax Collection for Cigarettes
Topeka reports house passage of a bill tightening cigarette tax enforcement. An amendment shifts 35 percent of collections to counties and cities, up from 20 percent in the senate version. Also approved were funding for special sessions and impeachment trials, plus a treasury board reorganization and bond printing safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
House
Senate
Buzick
Ways and Means
State Treasury Board
State -Printing Commission
Wounded Sibley Boy Shot in Suspected Fight
Vernon McGee nine, of Sibley, was brought to Memorial hospital at 11:30 AM with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. An operation was performed and his condition was listed as fair. No officers were told of the shooting, but it is believed to have occurred in Vinland during a scuffle over a small caliber rifle between two companions. He lives with his mother Mrs. Ted Howard of Sibley. his father is Nathan McGee, an employee of the Kansas Electric Power company.
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Vernon McGee
Sibley
Memorial Hospital
McGee
Vinland
Ted Howard
Nathan McGee
Kansas Electric Power Company
J H Mitchell Rites Held for Lawrence Attorney
Funeral services for J H Mitchell veteran Lawrence attorney and president of the Douglas County Bar Association were held this afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. Several hundred attended the service as the altar featured flowers with Rev Theodore Astman presiding. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery with active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named.
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J. H. Mitchell
Lawrence
Douglas’ County Bar Association
First Presbyterian Church
Bar Association
Theodore Astman
Oak Hill Cemetery
MA Gorrill
Henry, Asher
John J. Riling
E. T. Riling
Dinsmore Alter
Personalities and incidents from Missouri and Kansas notices
Mrs F F Todd of Nevada Mo is anyone her sister Mrs Luise Robert C Rankin returned Rex day night from Lincoln where he attended a meeting of the Nebraska Ice Men's association Shot Young Son Salina Kan Nov 27 Accidentally shot by his little son hunting near Bennington Louis G Dvorak 46 Salina not expected to live after charge from 410 shotgun entered his right side Thomas 7 attempted to shoot a squirrel The charge from the shotgun entered his father's side Marriage Licenses issued Gordon D Trott Marguerite Anderson Lawrence and Clayton Scott Bernice Dillon Lone Star Fined speeding William Young river of a United Taxi arrested Saturday night pleaded guilty fined 5 Ladies Literary League meets tomorrow at 3 with Mrs Raymond Beamer 1000 Missouri Street Mrs Philip Fesentibury grew a pineapple Lauderdale county Miss first grown in that county Game animals in national forests increased about 40 percent since 1926.
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F. F. Todd
Nevada
Luise
Robert C. Rankin
Rex
Lincoln
Nebraska Ice Men’s Association
Salina
Kan
Bennington
Louis
G. Dvorak
Thomas
Gordon D. Trott
Marguerite Anderson
Lawrence
R. A. Hunt
Clayton Scott
Bernice Dillon
Lone Star
L. H. Menger
William Young
River of A United Taxi
Massachusetts Street
Thirteenth
Ninth Street
Young
Centropolis Baptist Sunday School Draws Big Crowd
A large crowd attended Sunday school and church services at the Baptist church northwest of Centropolis Kansas City. Speakers and singers from the day contributed to the gathering. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Theo Galser traveled to Kansas City for a physician visit. Raymond Rush recently released from Ottawa hospital joined Wednesday activities. Several residents planned weekend visits and trips to nearby towns for family events and work engagements.
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The
Baptist
Northwest
Centropolis
Kansas City
Theo, Galser
Gee
Raymond Rush
Ottawa
William Riteau
John King
Truman Cole
Illinois
Fran_Ribeau
Colorado
Joe Glenn
Social notes mention Clark family and visitors
Mrs Williass Clark and children Miss Edna Lee and Miss Imogene were Monday dinner guests of Mrs Delbert Smith. Wayne McMaster and Mike Fisb urn sang over the radio Saturday. Robert Landsome from Kansas City visited his sister Mrs John T Clark Thursday. A historic blockhouse on Johnsons island in Lake Erie housed Confederate officers.
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Williass Clark
Edna. Lee
Imogene Beau
Delbert Smith
Wayne McMaster
Mike Fisburn
Robert Landsome
Kansas City
Tobn. T. Clark
Johnson's Island
Lake Elle
Civil War relic stable to be restored in Salt Lake City
A fragment notes a Civil War era structure once used as a stable. Sheep were herded through the main streets of Salt Lake City as part of a program to stimulate consumption of a commodity. The item mentions restoration and preservation efforts following its use as a stable.
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Salt Lake City
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Della Dean
Martha
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Hillside
Stadium
Aggie and
Washburn
E. U
Ichabods
Wildcats
Cla Ok
Ottawa University
Rotary Club
A. Terrell
Ishneming
Mich
Kentucky State Relief Commission
Hart’s
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Taylor-Thompson
Connell
C. V. Kent
Ohio Street
Ladies’ Literary League
Raymond Beamer
Missouri Street
Philip’ Fesentibury
Lauderdale County
Miss
Mase
Ca. m
North Porting
Standard
Loca Schubert
Zehone
New Hampshire ST
Lalrence
the McCorey
Jimmy
Sally
Wiggletus
Schulz
Pia
Donald Nevis
Mills Bros
Broadcast
the Dickinson
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