Kansas City Journal World Notes and Editorial Ramblings
Reader column and editorial snippets discuss Thanksgiving virtue, local traffic habits, and college football scheduling issues in Kansas. It references Kiwanis campaigns, car use versus walking, and a proposed shift of Kansas and Missouri game to Thanksgiving. Mentions the state seal motto about future wins and Chinese civil war peace moves affecting regional politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
University
Agricultural College
Topeka
W. Y. Morgan
State highway paving eyed to relieve traffic in Douglas County
State highway officials promise early consideration of paving state highway No. 10 between Laurence and the Douglas Jaimson county line to relieve traffic. The plan aims to complete about nineteen miles of K-10, with prior focus on the route over the Bonner Springs extension, though official timetables suggest little or no work before next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
The.world Company
Chicago
R. Keat
Hartford
Franklin
Madison
Alcorn
Associated Press
Eerie
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Tawas
Marghard
Douglas County
State Highway Commission
Laurence
Douglas-Jaimson
Bonner Springs
Kansas
K-T Lee
Banner
Kansas City
Kansan. Ee
Local notices and travel items from The Old Home Town
Short items list market purchases hunting trips and visits. Gustafson buys new goods for Christmas while Zimmerman and Williams plan a southern state hunting trip. Bailey, Bergman, and Avley return for Thanksgiving. Newlin family heads to Fresno with locals in Hutchinson and Stockton visits. Bradley hosts guests for Belle Higins of Stockton. Palmer returns from St Louis fair. Rooney improving after illness. Warren Wood returns from St Louis. Newlin to arrive from Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broer Gustafson
Belle Hicgins
Stockton
Kaw
Q. Palmer
St. Louis
William Rooney
This Date Kansas History Brief Item
Unclear OCR fragment notes Noble 1s33 involving Prents and Mrs Anderson, with limited readable context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Noble
Prents
Mrs. Anderson
Overnight Nav News Mixed Harbors and Political Moves
A jumble of early 20th century brief items reports harbor collisions interrupting transatlantic work, a railroad magnate's death, Senate leaders returning for political preliminaries, and a plane maneuver near a passenger death. Additional notes cover prison discipline unrest, a sinkings in Pensacola, robberies in Los Angeles, conspiracies to violate prohibition, Notre Dame football news, and various international incidents from Moscow to Haifa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maauretania
Benjamine
Yoakum
Washington
Senate
Watson
Whittier
Cal
Denver
Cole
Colorado
Pensacola
Flo
Escamibia
Los Angeles
Champaign
Flashes of life in the home and city voices
Radio program on WEAF at 1 am features John McCormack. Brockton Mass. notes mass at home with son Rev. James C Mullins of Eben NY. Cardinal O Connell grants permission for the service. A census protest urges homemakers to be counted. Dowless housing discussed in New York. Various local anecdotes from New Jersey to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Kansas Ceal
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Haskell
Mt. Oread
John Shea
Orln Otlup
G. E. Orlup
Howard Ingram
la Mont Oklahoma
Orlup
S. S. Klyne
Methodist Church
Fay Orlup
Victor Ingramt
Gretshen Orlup
Genevieve Orlup
Ottumwa
Iona
Valarid Evans
Frances Evans
John McCormack
Brockton
Mass
Patrick Jemn
James C. Mullins
Eben
N.Y
Cardinal O'Connell
Washington
Florence Bayard Willes
Woman’s Party
New York
E. E. Free
Electrical Association
Camden
Supreme Court
Frank
Kearny
N. J
Maine
Arthur Piper
Druareeansville
Trenton
New Jersey
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Farcher
Judge Slices Portia Tale as Shakespear Parody
In a court scene, Dana Walker sues for a loan dispute while Mosely testifies about motives and letters. The judge sides with the plaintiff but imposes a monthly repayment plan. Mrs Walker faces years of writs to collect. Washington notices recount of votes prompts Norris to seek action on Vare recount resolution. Indiana reports classed as adequate on entry.
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Brai
Eon
Dana Walker
Vrs
Mosely
Boardine Arith
Kes
Boardpo
Aso
Torella
Vare
Washington
William 5. Vare
Pennsylvania
Norris
Fate at Yew Lodge Drives Peggy Prescott
Peggy Prescott moves into Yew Lodge to inherit her uncle Herbert Prescott and clashes with intruders and a shrouded past. After killing Edgar Stanton in self defense she grapples with fear and guilt while Jim, her neighbor, supplies companionship and danger shadows loom as a figure watches from the veranda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegey Prescott
Yew Todce
Herbert Prescott
Nt Uwe
Jim
Pegey
Peggy
Yew Lodge
Percy
Perry
Edgar Stanton
Sheriff Beach
Litchfield Andertaker
Julia
Yew Lodece
Drae
Tegey
Uawing
Petey
Rilgar Stanton
Coniay
D. Apricton and
Cat
Gobble Gobble Turkeys Audition For Thanksgiving
The tale follows Joba and Peper as they hear gobble sound effects and watch a Little Blick play. Grandfather turkeys warn the children about Thanksgiving Day while the flock debates being eaten or spared. They decide to give thanks and acknowledge the special day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Robble
Joba
Peper
Jed Dice
Toa
Tomorrow A Serand Dinner
Classified ad in The Journal World highlights a budget option for renting a vacant room with an upcoming Serand Dinner event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Belgium backs American scheme on drug limits for yearly review
Geneva reports Belgium approves the League of Nations plan to cap dangerous drugs with annual medical and scientific requirement evaluations. Belgium also signals readiness to cut narcotics distributing firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Belgium
League of Nations
Tidy evening of games and prizes in Eudora
The Eudora event featured a hall gathering with dancing after a bridge party. Mrs Aller received the first prize for cards and Miss Henrietta Dike vy won the consolation prize, with Mrs Miller entertaining guests and several attendees listed among prize winners and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auhaol
Paudory Te Caninie
I Aller
Henrietta Dike
Vane
Weerick
Ruly Miller
Marv Mertz
Mayine Kohler
Marlee Ruthbe
Garter
Corabelle Williamenn
Ayme Kohler
Kars
le Jrone Mertz
Meme Durr
Irene Carters
Aly Iustenberner
Henrietta Uarvs
Toad Tosenau
Evelyn Miller
Jadu Lotshole
Mrs C B Johnson and Mrs Viers Shop in Kansas City
Mrs C B Johnson and Mrs Viers spent Tuesday shopping in Kansas City, enjoying a day out. They visited local shops and talked with friends during their outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Johnson
Kansas City
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Ionn
Altho
Jack Harris
Chanute ‘Kiwanis Club
United States
China
Manchuria
Russia
Manchurian
Claude Callan
Betty
Pranisners Syndicat
The
Leve Island
South Caroline
Florida
South Bend
Rockne Saya
Notre Dame
Moscow
Mukden
Shanghai
Miehier
Guatemala
Rondan
Mar Barald
House of Commons
Haifa
Palestine
Safed
Portia
Indiana
Yew Ledge
Pogey
Oak Ridge
Oakridge Farm Bureau
Afreignd
Helger, Baldwin
Valley Chapel 1
Thomas van Nice
Oakridge
Chamber of Commerce
Oakridge DP
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Hathmer
Wenn Belt
Chive
Stes
Tah
Albert Kowp
M Milley Dasistine
Frank Walters
Hosital
Rune
M Oe Eddy
Misa Caroline Hesper
Alis. McGrade
Lugand
Jiy
Javiawk
Giles Rong
Marry Gordon
Conevcive Herriott
Oswer
Han Ourigine
Harriet Reach
Danet Jerica
Kenneth and
Laughlin
Madera
Arthur Leonhard
Noel Reed
Amos
Sandy
Ruth Jahrsand
Agnes Tine
Charles Schaake
F.C. Schaake
Mirs
Milton Laterson
Richard
Frenk Konhard
Homer
Eallon A. Higley
Mere
Irs
Henry Schlesel
Roy Daugherty
Fred. Sehlerer
Harry Smith
Howatt Phillips
George Schubert
W. J. Bagge
Arleta Grimes
Olathe
Daisy Hadle
Eudora
J. D. Adams
Adams
Leavenworth
Bert Daugherty
Martin Ables
Wid
George Gerstenherena
Sundiy
Rod Gok
Oklahoma
Che Vist Ker
C.E. Johnson
Maomumber Ag
Mattiefordson
Tayrven
Dausiter
Mala
Mesoto
Ta Rennels
Fall Leal
Mes
Dimin Parr
Stra
Crimp
Amy Ledora
Tilda Anoves
Toma Mwheris
Muarshall
Efiaa
Willard
Auto Electric Co
Heirenith
Chariy
Lehilt
Nature
Lorie
SAS
Gorysteit
Holmes inv.Co
Lawrence National Bank
Financial Neds
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