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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1924

Page

9

Editor Lola Régister Endorses William Allen White for Governor

The editorial endorses William Allen White for governor, praising his platform and criticising the Kansas Republican state party for straying from the national platform and Ku Klux stance. It argues party loyalty should not trample integrity and cautions against the party council endorsing a candidate tied to dissonant positions.

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Baldwin News Notes Local Social and Travel Ties

Miss Helen Buckner spent Tuesday in Topeka with friends as Mrs. C. E. Beeks visited Ottawa on Wednesday. A. Evatt and son Tommy drove to Topeka for teacher association meetings, visiting relatives there on arrival. Mr and Mrs McHenry of Oklahoma City plan a motor trip to Daily Neb to visit kin, with Wellington stopovers and a visit to Mrs. Rollo Mueller. Representative C. E. Beeks departs Thursday for Norton on business. Mrs. Layfayette Hawk and party from Lawrence visit Baldwin. Faculty picnic at Saints south of town enjoyed by seventy with a bonfire and games. J. H. Elwell and daughters hosted Sunday school folks at High Street with autumn decor and exhibits. Refreshments served, thanks expressed to host and guest ill teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knox and daughter from Kant City attended Cald Settler’s Dinner at First Methodist.

Helen Buckner Topeka C. E. Beeks Ottawa Thomas A.evatt Tommy First Methodist Lawrence Saints Frank E ‘Olf C. Ie. Holcomb H.garrett A. G J. H. Elwell Missek Anna Myra Elwell High Street Puesis J. H.'Gander First Methodist Church Ible Ralph Knox Fay L, Chand Kantag Ity Kansas Gladys Apple Baldwin Anil First Methodist c Chisles C. Leonard Lawrendy Sind Agge

Duke to Begin Tours in British Empire

The Duke and Duchess of York plan royal ambassador duties across the British possessions starting with a tour to British East Africa. They will visit Mombasa, Nairobi, and Uganda, marking the first official royal visit by a member of the royal family to these lands and likely the first post throne member to undertake such duties. The couple have traveled through Great Britain visiting factory districts and public functions since their marriage in 1923, and will extend activities beyond the Isles in their upcoming journey. READY FOR BATTLE.

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Girth Scrawa Expected for K. V edie Football Classic

Residents of Manhattan plan to attend the Kansas Aggie game as advance ticket sales surge. Officials anticipate a week to game day rush with thousands seeking seats for what is billed as a major football classic in October.

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Clean factory draws interest as sanitary equipment showcased

A report notes excitement over a newly sold liquor item and a clean factory process featuring purified products. The piece highlights sanitary machinery and rapid production steps, mentioning a ten minute timeline for purification and strong enthusiasm around the enterprise.

College Holiday Fete Sparks Student Outing and Banquet

Early May notices urged a college holiday after a quiet session and 7 lively student groups dispersed by rail to Topeka Kansas City Lawrence and Ottawa. Many packed lunches and picnicked in the woods then returned home as evening fell. Local faculty and townsfolk joined in Baker banquet events tied to the State Teachers Association. Attendees included Mids May Muenzenmayer and families from Reserve Baldwin and Independence, with Delta Delta Delta hosting visitors and a Delta Tau Welta Chicken Fry planned for the night.

Topeka Kansas City Lawrence Ottawa Muensenmayer Kanarado S. W. Muenzenmayer W. J. Williams R.h. K. Ebright Willard Hf. Garrett Toeka State Teachers'association First Methodist Church Claude Beeks Frank Seigrist Baldwin Charles Callahan Independence Delta Delta Delta House Gavaness Ath

Cold Compound and relief claims in old ad text

Ad fragment notes relief claims for a product labeled Cold Compound with references to multiple doses and a price of thirty five cents. Consumers are assured by druggists of a guarantee, though the text is fragmentary and lacks complete context.

Ottawa vs Baker Ends Sixteenth Try No Win For Ot tawa

Miss Ruth Burns left Tuesday for West Va where she will be staff stenographer in the Finance Department of the Methodist Board of Education. Dr Willie St Balch spoke at Parsche for the annual banquet tied to the State Teachers meeting. Dr Percy V. Roberts attended the banquet in Hutchins.

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Forty-Six Police Court Cases In September Report

The September report from Police Judge C. Stewart shows forty-six cases tried, fines totaling 848 dollars, and 327.25 dollars turned over to the city treasurer. At month end, three inmates remained in the city jail. Drill Team Dance at 1.0. O. F. Hall Saturday evening October 18.

C. ©. Stewart O. F. Hall

Conference of Union Christian Mission held at Armor City

The conference of the Union Christian Mission association will be held at the Armory in this city on October 30 and 31 and November 1 and 2. Delegates from Kansas Missouri and Alaska are expected. An interesting testing seminar is noted. Revival meetings are planned at the Armory on R J Streets beginning October 2. Also see the First Dahlia Show at Hess Drug Store Friday and Saturday.

Union ‘Christian Mission Armor

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