Journal-World subscription rates and notice from 1927
Lawrence Kansas World Company announces subscription prices for various terms and delivery areas. The issue notes mail rates within and beyond 150 miles, Chicago and New York representatives, Associated Press rights, and a postal notice. A daily verse from Psalms is printed, followed by a reflection on Santa Claus and European views of US prosperity.
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the World Company
W. C. Simons
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
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Mexico and United States confront unofficial force in politics
A discussion of Mexican fascist style groups forming under Calles and Obregon, their use of extralegal methods, and the potential for a “bloody peace” in Mexico. The piece compares to U S movements seeking to enforce law by force and notes similar unrest in Wisconsin student strikes and Ohio University football alumni reactions.
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Organisation of Mexico
White Shirts
Totline
Mexico
Calles
Obydgon
United States
Italy
Kansas flood protection debate gains fresh push
A Kansas official urged Congress to act on flood protection, noting past efforts and the need for broader support. An Italian in Italy received twelve months for wishing Mussolini would die, highlighting political tensions and legal consequences abroad.
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Kansas
Congress
Mussolini
Italy
Thanksgiving ball at Bartholow's Hall fundraiser
A Bail Thanksgiving gathering at Bartholow's Hall to benefit the Progressive Lyceum features Gnase's band. Thanksgiving deliveries included dressed fowl for customers. Wyckoff pavement cracked by cold night. track work on Pleasant Hill road delayed awaiting iron orders. Wooden wedding at Woodward's on anniversary night with wooden cards and gifts. Universalist church entertainment on themes of 1876. Rebecca Lodge officers elected. local residents arrive from Kansas City and India. Haskell photographer appointed. January 10 card party honoring Miss Maude Miller. ten years ago reports from France and Lenine government changes. Red Cross nurse updates. Audrey Schwindley handkerchief shower. weekend party with Mr. and Mrs.
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Bartholow’s
Progreessive Lyceum
Gnase's
Ely
Pleasant Hill Road
Pleasant Hill
B. W. Woodward
Bristol
Leasant
Universalist Church
Rebecca
Rebecca ‘Lodge
Noble Guard
Florence Tweed
UH. Kenney
Minnie Preisach
Florence Hughes
George Rising
Chidker
Kansas City
Jtg
Airs
W. A. Watson
Gider
Gilder
F. W. Blackamar
India
America
Dave Horkmans
Haskell
Elmer Wel
M. A. Knox
Mabel Knox
Miler
St. Joseph
Minnie Elis
Ellis
France
United States
Lenine
London
Petrograd
Audrey Schwindley
Kenneth Benson
Winfield. Kans
Bowes
Helmand and
Haycraft
Miss Schwindley
Wenrich
Rail
Venn
Boyd
Naff
Miss Sample
Gunderson
Thompson
Hooper
Family gathering hosts guests at city residence
A social notice describes Mrs. Shiner hosting a 5 week end at the city home with relatives and guests including Mr. J. E. Hoses Mr. and Mrs. H. J Estenlaudry Miss Gertrude Leavin and Miss Frances Hughes and Miss Ann Hughes.
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Stiner
Daughter in debut Hermine's eldest bridesmaid at wedding
Hermine von Schoena, eldest daughter of the Kai arin Hermine, served as bridesmaid for Countess Alexandra Castell and Prince Friedrich Christian von Schaumburg Lippe. The wedding at Seelaesgen Castle marked Hermine’s coming out as she turned 17 last May. Countess Wolfgang Castell, mother of the bride, is linked to the Fabers of New York, famed furniture makers.
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Frankfort
Hermine
Castells
Seelaesgen
Wolfgang Castell
Baroness von Faber
Fabers
Oner
Faber
Ign
New York
Giant Turnips On Display At Journal World Window
Two oversized turnips attract attention at the Journal-World window. One is made notable by a worn harness and former duty at the end of a trace chain, the other is a giant weighing 8 1/2 pounds with 25 inch circumference. The small turnip was brought in by Billi Neustifter, while the large one was grown by Dan Shotwell on a farm twelve miles south of Lawrence.
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Journal-World
Billi Neustifter
Dan Shotwell
Lawrence
Owsley A Texas senator candidate with war record
Alvin M. Owsley, World War veteran and former American Legion commander in chief, emerges as a North Texas political figure born in Denton in 1886. He studied at Virginia Military Institute and Tulane, practiced law with his father, served in the Texas legislature, and led US county affairs before joining the war effort.
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Alvin M. Owsley
United States
Texas
Earle B. Mayfield
American Legion
North Texas
Denton
Virginia’ Military Institute
Tulane University
Today in History and Scotland’s Saint Day
Ten years after the Nainhow Division reached France and seventy five years since Booth died in Louisville on a California tour. Scotsmen observe St Andrews Day as patron saint of Scotland. The Order of Scottish Clans begins its fiftieth year. Governor Weeks calls a special Vermont legislature session for flood reconstruction programs.
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America
John E. Weeks
Vermont
Weede Improves After Major Operation at Pittsburg
Dr J G W Weede veteran Pittsburg Teachers College football coach underwent a major operation here Saturday and has spent a restful night physicians reported he showed marked improvement in 24 hours. Also noted Emor ia Teachers College will be represented at a Mid Continent Athletic conference meeting in Wichita December 3 by Leach H W Hargiss and Victor Tru sie r.
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Weede
Pittsburg
Kas
J.G. W. Weede
Pittsborg
Roach
Teachers Emporia
Ken
C. R. Shipps
Mid. Continent Athletic Association
Leach H. W. Hargiss
Geach Victor Trusier
Emoria
Teachers College
New
Wichita
Daily Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Networks
A dense listing of NBC and local station programming across major cities, detailing half hour to hour slots. Entries include dinners, orchestras, organists, concert bands, and NBC features from WEAF WIZ and other affiliates, with times aligned to Central and Eastern zones. Entities include NBC, WEAF, WIZ, cities like Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Nashville, plus numerous orchestra names and programs.
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WSS
Atlanta
NBC
Utah
Dr. Sheldon
WPG
Atlantic Crew
Chalfonte- Haddon
Whal
Baltimor
Dinu
WBAL
WEE
Boston
WEAF
WBCG
WGR
Buffalo
Statler Orchestra
NEC
WRAP
WMAE
Duffalo
Honore
Carborundum Bend
Palais Royal Orchestra
KYW
Cricago
Fromi
WJZ
Kentucky
AWMAQ
Chicago
WIZ
WEBH
WJID
Maoageheart Bour
Bering Shaw
WLS
Fielda
Blue
Capitol
So Donate
Tyer
WIAX
Jacksonville
Weaf. Co
KFAR
Lincoln
Sveas
Tisville
Philwin End
Tate
Paul
Jeffrey
Civics
WEAP
Southern Bunshine
Levin
Crefttsmen
NBOC
WSM
Nashville
Jack Keefe
Wsat
Koltun Kodaly
Arion Noctugne
New
York
Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra
ie—Arceaie
An Fort
May Woo
Arcedip Erholz
Ier
Hoover
Rentineli
Clicquot Clu
Zakimos
Smith
Fe Fee Asere Orhan
Ruth Watson
Maxwell House
Biaskite
Chicago Opera
Slumber Music
Olin
Weve
Wako
Midnigh
WGBS
NBC Progress
Tracy-Brown
Philadelfela
Adelphia Orchestra
NHC
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
EDEA
Little Symphony
Wuz
WHAM
Rochester
Rochester Philharmonic
W WI
WGY
Schenectady
Dante Orchestra
WRC
Washington
United States Army Band
WEA
LePerad
Uri
This Date Kansas History Highlights
Chronology notes events including 1861 General J W Denver ordered to Fort Scott 1863 first annual report of the cluba of the blind asylum and 1866 adjutant general reports Price raid claims allowed totaling 492 644 83 dollars.
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J W. Denver
Fort Scott
Adjutant -General
Lcuba
Thanksgiving Birthday Gathering in Clinton at Kampschroder Home
Thanksgiving celebration at William Kampschroder’s Clinton home honored his birthday with relatives and friends coming from numerous nearby towns. Attendees included Emma Kennedy and family, Hartman and many others from Stuil, Lawrence, Topeka, Richland, Linwood, and more. A large noon dinner, ice cream, program at the schoolhouse, and proceeds totaling 27.85 from boxes, plates, candy and peanuts marked the event.
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William Kampschroder
Emma Kennedy
Fred
Kampschroder
August Kampschroder
Roy Bowen
Add Scheer
Ernest Kampschroder
Roy Kenned
Stuil
Lewis Kampschroder
Eof Lawrence
William Henry Ard
Wiliam Jr
August Hartman
Amelia
August’ Hartman
Big Springs
B. D. Harrelll
Lone Star
Gus Mueller
Topeka
Emil. Gantz
Williamstown
Wilma Tuckle
Be‘voir
Albert- Torneden
Karl
Lena
Arno'd
Er ‘Nest
Lewis
Lillian Torneden
Linwood
Fred Nelson
Fred Torneden
Jemmy
Ralph
Carl Woodward
Lawrence
Andrew Jensen
Hezel
Louis
Russel
John Hout
Lloyd Hout
Raph Gimbler
Iss Pearl Gordon
Paroled Librarian Could Leave Prison Again
Atlanta AP says Gaston B. Means, once famed investigator, eyed for parole from the main prison library. If released next spring, he may join former paroled Earl Carroll as another librarian at the institution. Means, jailed since 1925 for liquor law violations and later for conspiracy, has shown good behavior and may gain freedom despite potential objections from the attorney general. He rose to notoriety after a 1910s murder case involving Maud King, with later roles in the Daugherty era senate inquiry.
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Atlanta
Gaston B. Means
Atlanta New Aitentiars
Teperate Parole Board
Means
Earl Carroll
Honor Farm
Paoper
New York
Thomas B. Ferred
Maud King
Goncord
King
Department of Justice
Senate
Harry M. Daugherty
South
Thanksgiving visits and social updates in Black Jack area
Mr and Mrs Dayton Van Tries and Mr and Mrs Paul O Niel with sons Forrest Wayne Donald and Frank shared Thanksgiving diner with Pearson and family. Earl Knox of Ottawa visited John Black and his daughter Maude Phinley of Baldwin joined Henry Bell and family for Thanksgiving. Ralph Kalb led calls on the Pearson home. Sam Howard and Evelyn visited Scott family in Bush City. Black Jack school closed for Thanksgiving. Raymond Kalb and Walt Henry with Randoff of Garden City drove to see John Black and his auntMrs TE Kalb. Walter Scott accompanied William Pearson of Wellsville to Lawrence for shopping. Ida Van Tries of Topeka visited Thursday.
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Dayton van Tries
Paul O'Niel
Forrest
Wayne
Donald
Frank
Amd
Pearson
Earl Knox
Ottawa
Sam, Howard
Evelyn
Fred Scott
Bush City
J. J. Briethaupt
Henry
Ralph Kalb
Dorothy Helén
F. E. Kalb
Raymond Kalb
Black Jack
John Black
Walt Henry
Randoff
Garden City
Kan
TE. Kalb
Walter Scott
William Pearson
Wellsville
Lawrence
Ain
Ida van Tries
Topekd
Kalb
Paul Se
Baldwin
Bert’ Méldenhauer
Georgianna' Kyle
Paul O'Wiel
Kansas City
J. I
Caninie Wallace
Hale Stul
Walter Sestt
Spring Creek
Thanksgiving visits and local greetings noted in Worden area
The week’s social news lists relatives visiting relatives and neighbors around Worden. Kalb, Waters, Rostog, Kalb, SeCons, and Sheppards are among families mentioned visiting, hosting, and traveling to nearby towns like Lawrence, Baldwin, and Wellsville. Several shoppers and small gatherings fill the report.
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A. R. Keator
Hartford Building
Franklin PB
Alcorn
Madison Ave Se
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Santa Claus
Uncle Sam
Banta Claus
Tae Cudahy
Wis
High Sciol
Bourbon
Fort Leott Tribune
George Marble
Marble
Ohio University
Alwmni
Spimeg
Erline
Eee
BY Claude Callan
Ny United Press
Mamern
Blanderd
Clinton
Richard
Ante Barton
Dolly
Teeres Loch
Alma Harrell
L. Ta
Nksgivin
Pere
Bobby Brewster
Mary Gibler
Modeshent
J. D. Gibler
Tom
Javy
Mart Tarpy
Arthur
Wil
Curt Stebbins
Law- Yerica
Ray, Harrell
Russe
Astrell
Jim Allison
Webster
J. D.g.bler
Dan Warner
Bruce
Will
Cora Tucker
Henry Dirk
George Jensen
Russel Harrell
Jay Harrell
John Peoet
Washington Greek Church
Roy Harrell
Ruth Webster
Memorial Hospital
Ru‘sel Harrel
Goff
Appie
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Terral
Betty
Gene
D'an
Bobby Pent
Ralph Weys
Washington Creek
Stebbins
J.D. Gibdler
O. A.bidinger Thurzday
Yarnold
Y Ureday
Ralph ‘Gimblet
Ernest
Ralph Jr
Johnnie
Childern
Floyd
Maxine
Janesid Pansy
Ruth
Tom Houll
Vivian
Oscar Britton
Mabel
Toneka
Macysand
J.D. Gibler
Arthur Jengen
Batwaen Lawrence High School
Charle Ce
Will Tucker
Cori
Warner
Cec
Jensen
Sas
City
Grace
Woodward
al Hollingsworth
Opal
Reby
Luzien
Glen Hollingworth
Lily
Charlie Jensen
Cyrus Anderson
Apple Pio
Pearl Gordon
L. M. Pope
Pratt
Lennard
Lawrence Tuck
Harry Johnson
Harve Barton
Marion
Andrew Jonsen
Haze’ Lewis
Medel
George Woodward
George Jr
Martha Ellen
Ind
George Jensen Fray
Neighen
Tester Kalb
Worden
Apne Waters
Eureka
Eugene Waters
Rostog, Brummer
Henry Eiler
Cyril Sheppard
Doris
Sarah Elizabeth
Larned
Dr. Sheppard
Martha Sheppard
Ohio
Hiserandindsther
Raymord Kalb
I Bayer
Bayer
Sdlleriteay
Mass
Crosley Radio
Bert Chewning
Charles Bedell
Franklin M. Watts
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