Journal World 1927 Notes and Tornado Relief Mentioned
The Lawrence Journal-World reports on relief efforts for St Louis tornado victims, notes Kansas gasoline tax implications, and mentions local topics from boxing thieves to a new press for the Toneka State Journal, plus editorials referencing Atchison and Chanute tribunes and salaries for next year. It references Leslie Edmonds, Kansas boxing officials, and various Kansas papers in a period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Leslie Edmonds
Kansas Boxing Commission
Toneka
Early College Football Season Opens with Mixed Results
The 1927 season begins amid debate as Kansas beats Grinnell while Nebraska edges Ames by six. Kansas State loses to Missouri and Oklahoma defeats Chicago. Analysts warn early results don’t predict the season. enrollment at Kansas rises though freshmen are fewer. Civil talk touches on Governor Paulen’s prairie chicken ban in Douglas County.
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University of Kansas
Grinnell
Jayhawkers
Nebraska
Ames
Kansas Aggies
Missouri
Oklahoma
Paulen
Douglas County
Old Home Town Notes Highlight Local Happenings
J S Boughton joins the Journal staff and is greeted by friends. Rheumatism headlines J T Stevens and Dr Danforth’s illness. Samuel Kimball and Alice Coleman depart for New York with apples. R A Hayes returns from Baltimore, Knight Templars event admired. Teasdale and wife back from an eastern tour. Hatch and McFarland acquire two new backs from Chicago for Fort Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Boughton
Journal
J. T. Stevens
Tj—Samuel Kimball
Danforth
Winthrop Street
Alice
R. A. Hayes, Esq
Knight Templars
Baltimore
Kansas
T.W. Teasdale
Bride
Messrs
Hatch
McFarland
Chicago
Fort Scott
Twenty Five Years Ago Highlights and Local News
A collage of local items from twenty five years ago includes entertainments at the Presbyterian church and a masquerade dance invitation in Sigel. City ticketing changes are noted with Leavenworth positions and the Union Pacific move. A wedding at First Methodist with detailed bridal party and music is reported, plus community notices, visitors, and a cement walk through the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selig
H. F. Ketels
C. Stevenson
Presbyterian Church
L. K. Taylor
Anna
Sigel
T. J. Sweeney
Union Pacific
Jr. Sherman
Leavenworth
Lillian Hinman
Earl Shelley
First Methodist Church
Ottawa
Bamford
Shelley
Miss Corbin
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated By Charl ton Family
Refugees leaving tornado ruined homes join Charl ton family for a reunion as Mr and Mrs BE Kuhn mark a golden anniversary with a scene supper and informal evening. Family friends H S Foster Luther Gustafson Wallace Kuhn and others helped celebrate along with Minnie Buerman Dora Buerman Sophie Azie Julia Helmenbach and more. Chief of police B Bord takes extended vacation to northern Illinois visiting relatives for over two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton
BE. M.kuhn
Kuhn
H. S. Foster
Luther Gustafson
Wallace Kuhn
Minnie Buerman
Dora Buerman
Sophie Azie
Fred Bartz
Julia Helmenbach
Ad. B. Bord
Avhief
Police
Ilinois
Child Drowns In Rain Water Jar At Home
Eighteen month old Robert Achatz drowned in a fire-gallon rain water jar at his farm home in Ellinwood Kansas. He was last seen alive watching his reflection in the jar before his disappearance was noticed and a search found him in the jar about 18 inches deep. The child was with other youngsters when the accident happened at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Achatz prominent north side farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellinwood
Was
Robert Achatz
Robert
Henry Achatz
North Side
Red Cross delegates in Washington for seventh annual congress
More than 500 delegates gathered in Washington to hear President Coolidge and Secretary Hoover address the seventh annual American Red Cross convention. Coolidge was slated to speak tonight at eight, with Hoover scheduled for a flood relief session tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Hoover
The
American Red Cross
Great Relief Organization
Memorial service for Justice Henry F. Mason held
In Topeka a memorial observed by the supreme court opened its first session since July. Justice John Marshall read the court’s tribute to Henry F. Mason of Garden City who died last May. Earl H. Hatcher delivered the bar’s remembrance, with both pieces to be filed in court records.
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Topeka
Supreme Court
Henry F. Mason
Garden City
John Marshall
Earl H. Hatcher
Supreme ‘Court
Eee
Gilder sleeve Dean of Barnard marks 50 years
Miss Gildersleeve, a leading American educator, celebrates her 50th anniversary as dean of Barnard College at Columbia University in New York. A Columbia product, she earned the highest degree offered to women and advocates college education for all women as essential as for men. Meanwhile, local ads tout bedroom suites and low-cost mattresses, and a court docket notes John Simrock’s trial date set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Gildersleeve
Miss Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Columbia University
New York City
Columbia
Dean Gildersleeve
Miss
Gildersleeve
Noted physicians to meet at KC in October meet
Kansas City hosts the annual meeting of the Inter national Post-Graduate Medical Association of North America from October 17 to 22. International leaders in medicine will lead clinics and discussions, with 4,000 to 5,000 physicians expected. Notable attendees include Sir John Bland Sutton and doctors from Johns Hopkins, Mayo, and Rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-Graduate Medical Association
Kansas City
ADP
Novabtes
Inters
State
John
Unicity
Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Charles Maro
William J. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Walter F. Dandy
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Arthur Dean Bevan
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Ham
ROW CROP FALLS SHORT IN SOUTHWEST KANSAS
In Hugoton Kansas grain dealers warn kafir and milo crops will be far below expectations. A grain company forecasts yields cut by half unless frost is delayed. Fifteen days of hot winds before harvest cited as cause for the short crop prediction.
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Hugoton, Kans
Kansas
Election Day and Meetings Across Cities
Today's events note small town elections in Connecticut and a meeting of the American Humane Association in Indianapolis. Hearings on consolidating Great Northern and Northern Pacific Railroads commence in Minneapolis before Interstate Commerce Commission reps. A North Side collision at Fourth and Elm injures Bert Wilson and Max Lirdter vehicles slightly damaged.
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Indianapolis
American Humane Association
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Minneapolis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Max Lirdter
Bert Wilson
Fourth
Elm Streets
Nolice Records
Justification by Faith Theme at Immanuel Lutheran Sermon
Pastor W W Stoeppelwerth led Immanuel Lutheran Church in a Sunday sermon on Justification by Faith from the Parable of the Prodigal Son. He framed four questions about why we need justification how it is obtained where it consists and what it does in us, stressing faith over works and noting an upcoming Mission Festival.
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Mmanuel Lutheran Church
W. W. Stoeppelworth
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Stoepplewerth
Stoeppelwerth
Pastor Stoeppelwerth
Pastor Stdeppelwerth
Church Classes And Rummage Sale At Massachusetts Street
The church schedule lists Wednesday 7 p m services and 7 30 p m School of Missions sessions in various rooms led by Mr Thomas Mr Ege and J F Watts Visitors are welcome The high school society holds a Friday 7 30 p m social in the Brotherhood room A rummage sale with a white elephant table is set for Saturday at 726 Massachusetts street Donations may be received Friday by Mrs H Hoyt at telephone 1883 Black Next Sunday morning the Men s class will hear Mr Curfman the new superintendent of schools with special music.
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School of Missions
Thomas
High School Society
Brotherhood
Massachusetts Street
H. Hoyt
Black
Curfman
First Methodist Enisconal Church observes Lord's Supper
At the morning service the sacrament of the Lord's Supper occupied the worship period with no sermon. A young peoples communion and a large class of sixty eight new members were welcomed, completing the Add-One Campaign to invite fall arrivals. The day included associate University students, an evening sermon on God and the Groceryman, Boy Scout meeting, and church planning sessions.
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First
Harold Beil Wright
Wright
Dan Matthews
America
Methodist Boy Scouts
Hovery
A Kappa Phi
Myx
Edwin Price
Ohio Street
Jesus Humanism Emphasized by Pastor in Sunday Talk
Pastor Backus argues traditional creeds miss Jesus focus. He says Jesus aimed to bring life abundant by harmonizing relations and renewing the heart not through outward ceremony. He criticizes formalism and urges peace, goodwill, and genuine righteousness in human relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnttarian Church
Otes
Jesaid
Backus
Jesus
Tornado explanations and farmers forecast from a late 19th century page
The text presents a discussion on tornado origins as a windless vacuum effect, plus farmer advisories about seed selection, corn susceptibility to cold, and a forecast of a possible frost around the 10th. It notes jail occupancy by four shovers at City Jail over the weekend, reflecting a scattered, readable fragment from a local newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Dasles Ahian
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