War for republication rights and faded local notices
A garbled newspaper fragment from 1922 discusses Associated Press republication rights and office contact details in Lawrence Kansas. It mentions faith and a steel magnate's son in Chicago learning the steel trade, with stray notes on local printing and neighbor suspicions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pressi
Associated Presa
Focal News
Lawrence
Kansas
Esus
Matthew Oeze
Chicago
Puddler
Salina Journal expands linotype fleet and press room
The Salina Journal reports its fifth composing machine joining four linotypes and multiple presses as part of a modernization. It notes rival papers in Kansas with five or more machines and hints at future remodeling of the 722 Massachusetts Street building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
the Gazette
Journal-World
Journal- World
Massachusetts Street
Lenine Restores Control in Moscow Amid War Talk
The article notes Lenine’s return to leadership in Moscow while Russia’s plight grows under current rule. It discusses Kipling’s attributed interview denying the US entry timing and weighs wartime continuance if Germany quits. European Rotary groups gather, with tensions hinting at near Eastern power struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenine
Moscow
Russia
Rudyard Kipling
United States
Kipling
Germany
Editorial Comment Give Them a Chance
The Leavenworth Times argues against restricting college education and urges giving youth a real chance to succeed. It cites a past student who later became a noted professor as proof that initial misgivings about potential are unreliable and that education generally strengthens society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Brown University
Washington and Jefferson College
Leavenworth Times
Gossip and quips from a busy October column
A collage of brief items and wits on topics from coal pricing to diary curiosities. Mentions Dempsey, Leon Trotzky, and U. S. Fuel Distributor Spens with light social notes about fashion, travel, and everyday humor. Riotous fragments hint at a bustling, unreconciled editorial page.
Impressions of New York as Modern Sodom
Fort Scott writer George Marble condemns New York as a moral menace to America, citing foreign-born populations and alleged cultural decay. He laments urban influence on national life, politics, religion, and media, urging strong religious renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Marble
New York
Sodom
Fort Scott
United States
Moses
Israel
Egypt
Trish
Rome
Russia
City
James Bryce
America
New York City
Tribune-Monitor
Iil
Kansas
Sonia Savrenty
New York State
League of Women
BeHe Norton
Manhattan
Marie Doran
Jamaica
Jonah
Ninevah
Elmer Strother
George Marble
Fort Scott Tribune
National events mark day with homeopathic clinic and protests
Today lists events across the United States including National Homeopathic Clinic Day, the 60th anniversary of the Battle of Corinth, and the Veiled Prophet carnival opening in St. Louis. Governors and bankers gather for campaigns, conventions, and discussions on farming, finance, and temperance.
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Battle of Corinth
Miss
St. Louis
Miller
New York
Cooper Union
Cotton States Commission
Memphis
Blortgage Bankers’ Association of America
Chicago
Investment Bankers
United States
del Monte
California
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Colored Representative Leaders
Board of Temperance of
Mu EB
Nashiville
University of Minnesota Women’s Glee Club Announces Tryouts
Miss Agnes Husband, director, lists fifty successful candidates from the women’s glee club tryouts with four percent on a winter waiting list. First sopranos include June Windiport and Mary E Green among many. second sopranos, first altos, and second altos are named with a wide range of students.
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Agnes Husband
Women's Glee Club
Florence Spencer
Helen Dana
Mattie Crumline
Jeanette —_Strickler
Katherine Lodge
Mary Rose Barrons
Margaret Bright
Doris Shoemaker
Reba White
Gladys Hicks
Laura Moherman
Betty Schick
Laura Rankin
Madeline Donmeyer
Evelyn Lowman
Madge Austin
Phyliss DePew
Mary Lois Ruppenthal
Alfreda Oaks
Hattie Alien
1923 Jayhawker plans features and price
The 1923 Jayhawker yearbook will be richly bound with color illuminations and ivory-tinted paper. Editor Tod Hudson and business manager William Brehm plan a subscription drive on campus with gold leaf name stamping for early signups before October 12 and an $5 price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod Hudson
William Brehm
On the Hill
Jayhawker
Rags the Irish Terrier Returns Home
Clair M. Patee’s small Irish terrier Rags was found today after wandering with country dogs and hopping on a Lawrence auto fender while a party looked at land. A separate Lawrence man later spotted Rags miles away and informed locals, enabling the owner to be reunited with his pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rags
Clair M. Patee
Lawrence
Lawrenée
Mr. Patee
Joe Howard Crowned King of Coney Island Carnival
Joe Howard, longtime Lawrence figure, was elected king of the September Coney Island carnival in Luna Park New York. He shared duties with queen Ethelyn Clark as crowds voted in a ballot contest run by the New York Evening World. Howard’s tally nearly doubled that of the nearest challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Howard
Lawrence
Coney Island
New York
Ethelyn Clark
Luna Park
New York Evening World
Howard
Ela
Heiser to Direct $200,000 Near East Relief Funds
Oscar S. Heiser, named to direct Congress totaling relief money for the Near East, has long consular service history in Constantinople and the Ottoman capital. His career spans decades with duties as assistant treasurer, vice consul and interpreter across key missions in Turkey, Trebizond, Jerusalem and other Near East postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar S. Heiser
Congress
Near East
Constantinople
Mr. Heiser
Turkey
Marge
America
Feneral
Constanti
Trebizond
Jerusalem
Mansfield Land & Loan Co announces move to Suite 203
Notice states the Mansfield Land and Loan Company will relocate to Suite 203 in the House Building and invites friends to visit in the new location. Mrs. Paul Winter returns from Manhattan after visiting her daughter Helen Harshberger at the Tri Delt sorority house. L. P. Becker of Cherryvale, Kansas visits Lawrence to see his son and daughter Richard and Barbara Becker, university students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Land & Loan Co.eOe
Paul Winter
Manhattan
Helen Harshberger
Tri Delt Sorority
L. P. Becker
Cherryvale, Kan
Lawrence
Richard and
Barbara Becker
University
Epee
Just Insurance and Coal Firms Featured in Local Notes
J BR Holmes Just Insurance at 107 E Seventh is noted alongside Ark ansas anthracite Spadra Grate coal on track at Mathews Lumber and Coal Co with phone 34. M Hough attends the Priests of Pallas today as briquets of track Kaw Valley are mentioned in the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Holmes
Just Insurance
E. Seventh
Arkansas
Mathews
Lumber and Coal Co
Hough
Pallas
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Massachusette Street
A. J. Keator
Teatt Hartiora
Franklin Warbridge
al ‘Barth
Mudania
Europe
Dardanelles
Ivors
Massa
Peaker
Daugh
York City
London
Tony
Herrin
Til
Tom Sims
Dempsey
Ling
le' Nnne
Leon
Trotzky
Spens
U. S
F. Howard
Tom, Moore
RR. Stewart
Topeka
Lawrence Public Schools
Smith
Odd Fellows
Massachusetts
Board of Education
Haskell
3. S. Bosworth
Lawrence Scribol
Parent Teacher Association
I Girls Glee Club
McAllaster School
Lawrence High School
E. H. Lindley
J. H. Bassett
McConnell Hospital
John Outland
K. U
de Woody
Ruth Gould
Irene Pethody
Irene Ihving
Lucile Crear
Ruth Milliken
Frances Milliken
Margaret Cockeral
Marguerite Barnes
Tauline Gallighar
Hortense Pierce
Larane Carten
Orpha Harding
Joyce Wench
Vera Neely
Colorado Jump
Illinois
Eal the
Griffin Coal, Co
King
Way
Kaw Valley
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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