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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1926

Page

2

World Series Opener Attracts Massive Yankee Stadium Crowd

An overcast yet steady crowd gathered at Yankee Stadium on October 2 for the first game of the World Series between the Yankees and Cardinals. Security controlled lines as ticket demand surged to thousands. Babe Ruth powered two long home runs and Rogers Hornsby drew attention with his leadership. Minor incidents included a mortgaged car case and routine local notices, with players practicing before the game amid improving skies.

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Glee Club Announced At Junior High School

The Bielk zee glee club lists seventy two members for the year including many named students across soprano voices. A 1926 lodge gathering at the Masonic Temple is announced to honor late brother W Charles De Forest with Master Masons urged to attend.

Bielk Zee Nency Harmon Carolyn Harber Alberta ‘Hatfield Margaret Hayse Ava ‘Higley Garnett Hughes Dorothy Hunt Florance Johnson Elinor Klite Pauline Laptad Leis Lawson Lyn Lynn Mekepeace Margaret “Mc Knowh Catherine Owen Gene Ya Vernon Dorothy Williams Ernestine Wilson Mary Aston Bertha Bunn Evangeline Clark Martha Clark Hazel Deeds Laura Alice Alliday Virginia Harbord Margaret Johnson Maxing Miller Loretta Neal Clan Jean DeForest Virginia Detter Dorothy Fritzel Rath Gress Mamie Gustafson Helen Henderson Lorraine ‘Lawrence Lilar Lawson Letha Lémon Ada Mitchell Elizabeth Niemeyer Lodge&s W. Charles de Forest

Unique Advertisements Begin In Tonight's World for World

A series of unique advertisements starts in tonight's issue of the World newspaper with a weekly Saturday feature. The Innes Hackman company has arranged with a sorority girl to pose in a store costume for the Saturday advertisement. The current highlight is Miss Ja Laphah of Chi Omega, noted as a popular student. Photographs by Squires.

Innes-Hackman Company

Gustafson Jewelry Store Remodels Interior and Displays

Gustafson Jewelry Store has undergone interior decoration and improvements since opening. New tile work and marble trim were added, with partial remodeling and upgraded display areas. Owner Lae B. Gustafson notes the shop, started 22 years ago in the Wisdemann building, is now among the finest in town.

Gustafson

Burakho residents arrested on liquor charges after drive

Eurehs Maat and Dee Grant Ehos Dotson, both of Burakho, were stopped at 6:30 by city officers. Grant confessed to liquor ownership and was released on $100 bond. Dat-500, and a truck driver, Lee Martin, bonded for the Pier ham Ship outfit, was ordered to pull up a board. J. M. Boyd plans Monday travel to Fort Lauderdale to rebuild his home ruined by the recent storm.

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Rainy Night Accident Injures Miss Popplewell

In heavy rain, Maurine Popplewell stepped into a southbound car on Ninth Massachusetts street and was struck by a passing vehicle. Witnesses said the drivers could not see each other. she suffered a displaced shoulder and was treated at Simmons Hospital before returning home.

Maurine Popplewell Elm Street Massachusetts Popplewell Dr. Bogue Miss Popplewell Simmons Hospital

Deaths and Funerals in Linwood and Area

Obituary notices from Linwood Kansas detail the death of F M Adams former city clerk aged 81 with funeral set for Monday at 2 pm from the Methodist church. Other mourns report Charles De Forrest found dead and to be buried in Wetmore, with services at the Masonic temple and burial there following. Mrs G A Dykstra dies in Los Angeles after years in Kansas academia and city service. A note of a noted distiller closes the fragment.

F. M. Adams F."m. Adams Linwood Kansas Methodist F. A. Bodwell Charles DeForrest Masonic Temple Evan Edwards Oilock Wetmore Kang Harry, Sparks W.H., Eastman G. A. Rowman Paul Lange Frank P. Smith David Pesson C. A. Dykstra Lawrence G. A. Dykstra Las Angeles Cal Dykstra Known University of Kansas Los Angeles City Club Department of Water and Power

Lord Dewar Drinks Ginger Beer in London Restaurant

London AP reports Lord Dewar, managing director of the famed distillers, was seen lunching alone at a London restaurant. He humorously notes whiskey drinkers are sober, admitting a single glass of port or champagne affects him for hours. Also mentions local residents and Mrs Mills, Mrs Gafford, Kate Loraine King resuming studies, and Mrs Cox with her daughter shopping in Lawrence.

London Ovi As Lonton Olan Hel Lord Dewar Distillers Geverall

Gunfire breaks up Klansmen meeting in Groton field

A clash erupted in Groton Massachusetts when a crowd estimated at 300 surrounded a field where several hundred Ku Klux Klan members gathered. Between 70 and 100 shots were fired from rifles and pistols as the meeting was driven to cover. No injuries are listed in the report.

Groton Mass Ku Klux Klan

Stutz to Speak at Virginia Municipalities Meeting

Stutz, secretary of the Kansas League, will address the twenty first annual convention of the League of Virginia Municipalities in Farmville Virginia on October 6 and 8. He will discuss Field Service Rendered by State Municipal Leagues. Delegations from Virginia cities are expected.

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Lines Have Godd Tuck and a Death by Excitement in Rail Wrecks

A London report (U.P.) notes only one passenger died from a wreck last year due to a weak heart reacting to the excitement. Across years, rails deaths were relatively few despite large passenger totals, with casualties peaking at 68 in Louisiana in 1925. Officials attribute low loss to careful operation and robust safety systems. Tiger Clemenceau refuses a pension for being mortal, keeping his French Academy stipend at zero. Mrs Amelia Gurlett Lee dies in Kansas City, Missouri, at age noted, funeral services to be announced. Local meetings slated for Monday.

London U.P England Wol Matera Clemanzeau

Weekend Omaha Radio Schedule Fragment

Fragmentary newspaper OCR outlines radio programming across cities, with mentions of Red Cross hook ups, orchestras and presidents. Listings reference Ames Iowa Des Moines Cincinnati and Baltimore amid studio programs and concert notes, noting schedules and entertainers in a period tone.

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Radio Program Schedule From Various Cities

A dense list of radio program slots and stations including Detroits DETRO, WEAF, WNYC, KFABG, and WSMB. It references dinner music, orchestras, recitals, talks, and variety programs across multiple markets such as Lincoln, New Orleans, New York, Chicago, and Montreal with various times and program notes.

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Hogs and cattle prices ease in Chicago market report

Chicago livestock trade shows receipts of about 3000 hogs with a steady market and tops near 18.90 while cattle receipts around 11000 decline from last week yet fat steers and yearlings rise modestly. Kansas City and Chicago grain quotes mixed with wheat around 1.40 a bushel and corn near 0.80 to 0.82, hay trends weak amid selling pressure and dividend movements influence market tone.

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Tuberculosis Work Expands Amid Health Education Drive

In Washington on Oct 2, Dr Linsly R Williams outlined progress of anti tuberculosis efforts in the United States. The National Tuberculosis Association and affiliates have pushed health education into schools with systematic health habits lessons. Today over 1100 permanent dispensaries and 1945 health officers support public health, with about 11,000 nurses employed and annual maintenance costs exceeding 50 million dollars. Also reported are local market prices for grains and livestock, and a brief note on shipping and sports events.

Washington Linsly R. Williams National Tuberculosis Association International Union Against Tuberculosis, Pare United States Dri Williams Jalmast Penatoria

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