JOURNAL WORLD front page dateline 1924
The World newspaper page announces publication details and staff from Lawrence Kansas with Associated Press affiliation. It notes subscriber services, contact options, and a publication date of Thursday October 14 1924. It references offices in Chicago New York and Hartford, and mentions circulation information.
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Ihiserial
Manhattax
Library of Popular Economics
Bank of the Manhattan Company
New York
Editor blamed for schemes in Stephenson ink spill
The Fort Scott Tribune ponders editors and managers in Indiana and Illinois era politics and a controversial backfire scheme. It cites editor Adams in Vincennes linking Republican papers with Democratic disguises while discussing long tenure and party tensions. The piece likens media meddling to a world series ruse for profit.
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Fort Scott Tribune
the Tribune
Gleed Memorial Visit Reflects Life Of James W Gleed
The memorial visit at the University honored James Willis Gleed, highlighting his lifelong balance of professional achievement with scholarly and civic influence. His friend William Herbert Garruth and others recalled his devotion to life’s first side, insisting his legacy as a thinker and contributor extended beyond mere career success. The piece notes Dawes and Ford era debates on labor and leisure, debating five day weeks and living standards amid a growing minority influence in politics.
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James Willis
James Willis Gleed
William Herbert Garruth
Quide
Government and election responsibility arouses citizens
The piece notes rising interest in handling government and elections. It cites Vice President urging vigilant participation to ensure the minority does not control government. A Wichita dispute arises as county clerks post notices on telegraph poles, violating city ordinances, prompting questions about state versus local authority.
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Wichita
Lawrence
State of
Kansas
Kanas
Centennial register from Lawrence features local arrivals
Mrs Susan Rand and her son John Rand were the only registered arrivals from Lawrence for October 9 at the Centennial. F A Grizht of the National Bank left yesterday for the Centennial. Geo Y Johnson will fill in during his absence. Other items note travel homecomings, a Democratic meeting at Turner’s Hall and Liberty Hall, with Prof D B English elected president. John Martin, speaker, arrived late after missing his train from Topeka.
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Susan Rand
John Rand
Lawrence
F. A. Qrizht
The
National Bank
Geo. Y. Johnson
Albert
Aichie Noyes
Boston
Jerry Brooks
Enortin
War Horke
Liberty Hall
Trof
D. B. English
John Martin
Topeka
Twenty Five Years Ago Local Socials and Accidents
Mrs Fred Penfield and Miss Penfield hosted a thimble party for 35 friends at Miss Penfield's Tennessee Street home with Mrs Alexander of Kansas City as guest of honor. G Grovenor and S B Prentiss traveled to Kansas City for a Baptist State Convention meeting. J Pi Ross visited downtown briefly. Mr and Mrs Hunt on New York Street suffered severe burns when an explosion near a stove ignited clothing. Fd Woodward, University athlete, died in a German hospital after illness and pneumonia. he was from Haviland Kansas and a junior law student well liked by peers. Students celebrated a victory at Kirksville with a bonfire and speeches by about 390 attendees.
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Fred Penfield
Hunt
Woodward
Kansas City
i_ Haviland, Kans
Dr Koo noted as acting Premier and Foreign Minister
Dr Koo is introduced as acting Premier and Foreign Minister of the Peking government. He studied in the United States and earned a Columbia PhD. He served as Chinese Ambassador to Washington and Mexico, later London, and represented China at the arms conference in 1929. A separate item reports oil exploration near Newton Kansas where Sinclair drillers struck a well at 2 am.
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Wellington Koo
Peking
United States
Washington
Koo
Columbia University
New Yones City
Koa
China
Mexico
London
Davis Campaign Aims at Davis for President Hope
A political letter to The Journal World from A L Sheitz critiques the Kansas Democratic setup as Davis controls the governor race and national ambitions. The piece discusses apathy at Democratic headquarters, past conventions and McAdoo tensions, and the push to align Kansas delegates with Davis or other contenders amid a looming presidential scramble.
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Nalitiga
Journal-World
A. L. Sheitz
Foneka. Ke
Sis
Dahathen ‘Davis
Bourber
Jonathan
Democrat
Madison Square Garden
Gi Davis
Davis
McAdoo
Mania
Leed
Ritchie
White Houses
New York Democrats Split On Presidential Instructions
Two years after a campaign, several New York Democrats show waning interest as some resist taking presidential guidance from the governor. The discourse reflects divisions amid ongoing political maneuvering and campaign dynamics shaping late efforts.
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New - York
Farmers Union Opens 22nd State Convention in Arkansas City
The Farmers Union opens its 22nd annual state convention in Arkansas City Kansas with 1000 delegates attending. Morning exchanges covered greetings between city and union officials while statewide reports are slated for afternoon. Speeches by Charles Curtis and Charles Stephens are planned with party candidates for Congress present. Governor Paulen had appeared earlier and Governor Davis was expected to speak.
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Arkansas City
Kans
Genera
Farmers Union
Beteen City
Charles Curtis
Charles Stephens
Staig i
Davis
Paulen
Today’s events mark diverse society and arts openings
Mrs Woodrow Wilson turns 54 as Philadelphia hosts the American Association of Military Geons convention and the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh opens its twenty fifth international exhibition of contemporary paintings. A coast protection conference begins in Asbury Park New Jersey with officials from federal and state agencies. Accensus inner high school enrolls violin and piano students. Ruth Price sues for divorce in district court today.
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Woodrow Wilson
Philadelphi
Association of Milita Geons of the
United States
Philadelphia
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Asburn Park
N. J
All Men's Glee Club Picks at Baker University
Professor Frank Siple selects reader and accompanist from male students for the Baker University men's glee club after tryouts. First tenor Wallace Stoeffler and others named. second tenor Richard Stafford and more. Bass and bass roles listed with student names and hometowns.
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Baldwin ‘City
Kan
Frank Fraser Sipie
Baker University
Siple
Wallace Stoeffler
Winchester
Arthur Lee
Bonner Springs
Roberts Anderen
Twin Walls
Idaho
Dale Griffin
Lawrelies
Thomas Glasseuck
Ploran
Abie Fulton
Melvern
Richard Stafford
Altoona
Lorenz Mishach
Wehas
Lowell Nauglas
Robinson
Feis
Tannihill
Virgil
Albert Brow
George Ryder
Larthage
Divorce for Baum Packer cited in Jackson County court
Mrs. Baum obtained a divorce from Joseph Baum, a Packer, in Jackson County circuit court after filing a petition and receiving a decree within minutes while Baum was at police headquarters identifying a suspect. The petition cites his violent temper and mental subjection as grounds. the couple married seven months ago in Ottawa, Kansas, and separated in October. Includes real estate transfers and notices involving local properties and the state house custodian Albert Krause, recently elected president of the Twentieth Kansas regiment reunion in Topeka.
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Kansas
Joseph Baum
Batms
Ottawa
Capt
Albert
He Krause
Latkanees
Topeka
State House
Twentieth
Kansas Tegiment
Wichita Livestock Show Cash Prizes Total $25,000 Offered
Wichita reports twenty five thousand dollars in cash prizes for the tenth National Livestock Show to be held November 1 to 6. Horse show prizes total ten thousand. boys and girls club division adds one thousand. An extra hundred thousand square feet of floor space is secured for 2935 pure bred livestock and 76 classes of pure bred horses. Night horse show includes entrants from New York Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Wichita
New York
Chicago
Ls Angeles
C. M. Casey
Madison Square Garden
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Republicans Arranging With Little for Paid Advertising
AP dispatch reports the Republican state committee coordinating with O. W. Little, secretary of state, to finance a campaign through 250 weekly and local newspapers. Committee members say the arrangement will reach Kansas voters economically and efficiently via their papers.
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Aliway
Repulican
O. W. Little
Kansas
Gri
Uhru
My. Little Sail
Anya
Valley Ohio Social News Highlights and Visits
A record of social visits in Valley Ohio includes Walter Hothwell and W. O. Flory as dinner guests at John Yuan’s home last Tuesday. Miss Alia Macrae called at the Ellis Bend home Wednesday. The Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon at the church with members Mrs. Ellis Bond and Mrs. Lillie Ulrich. Quilting activities were noted. John Dunn hosted a dinner at his home. District 22 pupils will stage a pie supper and entertainment at the schoolhouse Friday evening October 32. Mrs. Porter Bond and baby girl visited Simmons Hospital. Bond family report they are recovering well. Marvin Bond and others visited at the Ellis Bond home. additional calls noted from various local residents.
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Valley OH
Apel Walter Hothwell
O. Flory
John Yuan
Alia Macrae
Ellis Bend
Hines Bowen
Ellis Bond
Lesont
Lillie Ulrich
Pattern Om Avas
Apent
Dane
Kenneth Jarien
Bond
J Dunn
John Dunn
Lia Murray
Scho Houdsea
Evers
Simmons
Porter Bond
Marvin Bond
Elis Bond
Wiikspene
Hero Schellhorn
Will Cuplis
Schellhorn
Andy
Wloky
Vian
Marge Chesley Ward
Maria Nieder
Lafternoon
Record of October meeting at Mrs Kessenger residence
General U. attendance filled Mrs Robert Kessinger home on Wednesday in October. Hostesses were Mrs Nettie Kessinger and Mrs Nannie Borst. About eight hundred members, honorees and guests attended. "Every Body Sing" echoed as Mrs Fischler played piano and Mrs Ruby McPherson read scripture. Remarks praised Frances Willard, contrasted Pennsylvania with prohibition Kansas, and discussed upcoming reception for teachers. Mrs Kessinger announced membership ads. Mamie Borst named leader of the O. 31. Rex recruits. a feature story by President Keimmel and Mrs Rankin preceded refreshments. November 1 meeting set with Mrs Rankin.
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Robert. Kessinger
Nettie Kessinger
Hethér Bell
Marie Teverly
Rea Jeffries
Awn
Mathers
Trident Keimmel
Rankin
Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
Fragmented ad text promotes Diapepsin as a remedy for indigestion gas and upset stomach. Claims quick relief after meals with guaranteed results. Mentions health improvement and stomach comfort, but text is garbled.
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Interist
Edna W Hopper Wave and Sheen Hair Dressing Ad
An advertisement by Edna Wallace Hopper touts a summer hair dressing named Edna W. Hopper's Wave and Sheen. It promises waves, fluff, gloss, easy at home use twice weekly, and a money back guarantee with a 3 cent price. It claims quick perfection and universal availability at toilet counters.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna W. Hopper
Unclear Transit of Remedies Cited in Ad Stub
Fragmentary ad style text promotes fast stomach relief with unspecified products and claims of rapid gas removal. It references remedies like buckthorn and Adlevika, urging readers to avoid pills and visit a shop near Round Corner. The readable portion lacks verifiable details or credible facts.
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