Social revolution debate and stalled Ruhr pledge debate
The Journal World reports on a social revolution concept advanced by the Reds and notes Germany's Ruhr resistances promise. The piece discusses external enacting clauses needed to make the pledge effective and mentions editorial reflections on world events and aviation speed milestones from St Louis. It cites postal and press affiliations, noting Associated Press copyright and circulation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Arco
Chicago
A. A. Keater
Hartford
Birsay
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kansas
Germany
Ruhr
King Tut Fly Swatters Sparking Credit Debate
The Nation's Business notes fly swatters found in King Tut's tomb challenge Crumbine of Kansas for originating the "swat the fly" crusade. It argues Tut likely did not swat flies but had others do the work, while Crumbine pushed the effort as everyone’s business from the governor down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Tut
Doc Cruombine
Kansas
Crumbine
Kang Tur
Prohibition and Labor Debates Spur National Tensions
The era’s debates touch on a new Chinese leadership origin, the Turkish ban on foreign medical aid, Oklahoma political showdowns led by Governor Walton, and the press strike’s impact on New York advertising. Prohibition gains mixed support, while labor radicals worry about union control as federation discussions unfold in Portland.
From humble beginnings to global enterprise leaders
The report profiles Guy Eastman Tripp, chairman of Westinghouse, who travels to Japan to advise on rebuilding earthquake‑damaged cities. It traces his Maine childhood, rise from a village store to top industrial leadership, and roles on state commissions and international business networks. It also notes Otto Gessler, former German military dictator now in Berlin politics, credited with stabilizing government and countering monarchist or fascist threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Eastman Tripp
Winghouse Company
Japan
Tripp
Wells
Maine
Procery
Salem
Mass
New York
American Academy of Political and Social Science
United States
Europe
Otto Gessler
Germany
Bavaria
Ike
Berlin
Gossler
Tom Sims Says Cooking Is An Art Of Interiors
Tom Sims laments cooking as an art and urges knowledge of good taste in decorating interiors. The piece humorously offers odd tips from ketchup to brushing teeth, with quirky lines about children, meals, housekeeping, and domestic habits in a satirical voice.
North Lawrence church class hosts roast at Harold Marlowe home
North Lawrence Christian church Arthur's Class hosted a roast at Harold Marlowe's Lincoln street home on October Std. Attendees included Fay Phillips Opal Phillips Helen Martin Sylvia Mason Marguerite Mason Gladys King Lottie McCann Lenora Kelley Nellie Calhoun Edna McGinnis Mrs Arthur and many others. Guests enjoyed cider pickles hot dogs and buns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Arthur
North Lawrence Christian Church
Harold Marlowe
Lincoln Street
Harold
Misses Fay
Opal Phillips
Ha Martin
Helen
Sylvia
Marguerite Mason
Gladys King
Lottie McCann
Lenora Kelley
Nellie Calhoun
Edna McGinnis
Arthur
Paul Gilmore
Ross Moon
Roy Adams
Carol Miller
Gandis Penfold
Leena Lambert
Herbert Nehrbass
la Cygne
Wellsville
Albert Fesmire
Kansas City
A. J. Martin
Ottawa
Clarence Meadows
A Tanity
Lune 7
Bob Jips
Ninth Street
James Gulley
Jpins
Lawrence
Glen Zimmerman
U.P. Service
Yegister
North Lawrence
Woodlawn School
Board of Eduestion
Memorial High
H. K. Lurey
Lury
Topeka
Tatm
Mrs. Carr
T Memory’s Hall
Mr. Lury
Lawrence Slink
Lloyd Pine
Earnest Pine
Donald Conner
Robert Bront
Raymond McKitrick
Kelly Gordon
Moor
North Seventh Street
Emerson
WA. Courtney
Popplewell
Edward McKittrick
Bert Gordon
Thelma
Bessie
Fox
Bell
Marl Dunn
Keyser
Physicians to Meet for Kansas City Fall Conference
Kansas City prepares to host the first Annual Fall Clinical Conference with over 1,000 physicians from across the United States. The Kansas City Clinical Society organizes lectures, clinics, and hospital demonstrations through October 14, featuring experts from Johns Hopkins, University of Illinois, Minnesota, and other institutions. The program includes registration, medical and surgical clinics, X-ray lab visits, a banquet for obstetricians, golf, and social events for visiting physicians and accompanying women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Get
United States
Phans
Southwest
Lewyellys F. Barker
Johns Hopkins Univi de
Peter Basskoe
Presbyterian
Grant
Evanstom
Home For the Destitute and
Children of
Chicago
John C., Beck
Be, WY. Brown
University of Ilinois
Russell D. Carman
Radiological Society of North America
University of Minnesota
Henry Dwight Chapin
New York State Reconstruction Commission
John M. Cunningham
Boston
John Ki. Denver
Philadelphia
Jert BE. Goldthwaite
Reuben Paterson
Ann Arbor
Mich
Frank Schamberg
Francis Marion Pattenger
Monrovia
Cal
John Whitridyve Williams
Baltimore
Walter Timme
New York
Centennial Celebrations Mark Milestones in Rochester Erie Route and Jackson Masons
One hundred years ago the Erie canal marked a Rochester to Albany passage. The Jackson Tennessee Masonic lodge led by grand master Andrew Jackson marks its centennial today. Leaders in oil gather in Tulsa Oklahoma for the International Petroleum Exposition and Congress opening today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Tennessee
Rochester
Albany
Masonic Lodge
Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Presbyterian Church Rally and Evangelistic Campaign Notes
More than 100 University Presbyterians and other church members in Lawrence joined the first shift of the Presbyterian Church at services Sunday. Rally day observed in Sunday school with several promotions and $5 awards for learning the Sermon on the Mount. Rev H L Nelson spoke on church challenges to men and the need for faith and service. The Christian Church opened evangelistic campaign with Harding duo, music, and sermons on salvation through faith and service, urging harmony with God’s purpose. Services run nightly all week with topics and public invitations.
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Presbyterian Church
Univer
Cit
Lawrence
Lermort
Florence “Dill
Carlos “Dreaher
Joe Dunkle
Theryer’ Hunter
Brotherhood
H. L. Nelson
Topeka
Westminster Hall
E. A. Bleck
Deutor Bleck
Christian Church
Hardings
Nepro
Marding
Jesus Christ
Tan
God
Raith
Fields With God Poem Fragment by Imma Paddock Teiford
A fragmentary poem titled Fields With God by Imma Paddock Teiford evokes wandering thoughts in open fields above the sea. The speaker relinquishes fears as winds rustle trees and birds sing, seeking solace among clover and corn under divine quiet.
The Passing of the Sabbath in Times Gone By
A nostalgic reminiscence contrasts modern life with a traditional Missouri farm Sabbath. The piece recalls Saturday preparations from early chores to baking, house cleaning, and church, detailing a full family Sabbath routine with grandparents, long meals, and quiet evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty Garrett
Times
Missouri
Tennessee
St. Louis
Fisher
Mother
Father
Three Ws Weather Weevil and Worms Doom Cotton
A 1920 cotton crop report warns heavy September deterioration due to Weather Weevil and Worms. Drought late in summer and rains reduced yields, with leafworm and armyworm damage noted in southern counties. A hospital patient joke and a thermometer incident are also mentioned in this dated account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Morris
Division of Crop and Livestock
LE Department of Agriculture
Coften
Morris
Animals Communicate and Fame Hall of Names
A fragmentary essay contrasts animal chatter and human speech, noting dogs sharing burrs with Sandy the rambling aloof terrier and a playful claim that Sandy told others about his comb. It then parodies a verse by James W. Foley praising famous first names Charley Teddy Mary and Henry as a personal hall of fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly Dale
Sandy
Bane
Aireidale
Charley
Billy
Ted
Mary
Henry
Fame
James W. Foley
Ford Speedster Hit by Tourist Car Near Ford Way
Joe Wellman, a university student and owner of the Ford speedster, was struck from the west as it emerged from a country road entrance on the fort to fort highway yesterday around 4 PM. The tourist’s car struck the rear, denting the Ford and damaging a wheel. No injuries were reported. The tourists were en route to Chicago from Colorado.
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Joe Wellman
Ford
Luk Road
Fort To Fort
Chicago
Colorado
Drama League to Meet at University Little Theatre
The Lawrence Drama League will hold a meeting Tuesday evening in the Little Theatre Green Hall at the University to plan the upcoming summer wardrobe. Prof. Allen Crafton, head of the public speaking department, will discuss The Con supply of goods for next summer's gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drama League
Lawrence Drama League
Little Theatre
Green Hall
University
Allen Crafton
Canny
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Reds
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Sai Lloyd George
Ivy Law
American Federation of Labor
Portland
General Welfare
Labor
Tom Sims
Tomsita
Bell Girls
Niotas Club
Charles Dicker
Walnut Street
Chifford Pine
Roy Bushey
A. L. Carey
Dicker
A. Willis
Josephine Dicker
Charles Fincher
Tilly
Myron Dicker
Margaret
Betty
Leavenworth
New Road
Shimmons Bros
Chaplin
Teddy—T
Dilly
Pickford
Teddy
T. R
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