World Company Journal World notice text fragment
The World Company header presents a dense advertising and subscriber notice with rates and copyright attributions. It lists the Lawrence Kansas address, subscription terms, and Associated Press rights, with contact and distribution notes. The readable fragments describe pricing, delivery and affiliate references without a clear event.
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C. Simons
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Chivage
Ciary
Ida
New York- Fie Intatit
Day of Good Tiding Amid Election Endorsements
A 1926 notice reports Senator Butler of Massachusetts and President Glidgs in a push for voter support next Tuesday. Washington releases discuss the extent of endorsements as Wilson appeals nationally for a Democratic win. The era’s mood centers on unity and peace amid political contention.
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Butler
Massachettts
Glidgs Haz
Ois
Washington
Tate
Wilson
Hill
War Debt and World Peace Debate Sparks Controversy
A Kansas column discusses Senator Reed accusing big firms of backing world peace efforts with funds, noting pamphlets and money campaigns. It weighs war debt settlements, suggests critics may back escalation to force debt repayment, and questions enforcement beyond principal and interest.
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Hig‘addree
Lawrence
Little
Thesetetententi
Talias
Delat
United States
Congressman Little
Gen Next Faces War Debt Crisis and Art Debate
A fragment suggests talks on ending war debts to avert future conflicts while aiming to resolve fiscal pressures. Senator Reed tours Kane City, promoting a nationwide overview on economic and cultural renewal amid critiques of American art and transportation impacts. A business leader foresees an American cultural renaissance despite dissatisfaction with current state.
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Dim 'Reed
Kane
Kanwas
Ierica
Anterien
Dissolution Notice and Local Notices in Town Journal
Dissolution of co partnership and transfer of business to T. Dwight Thacher. Julia Downing of Nethe York married Mr Rand of Fort Scott yesterday. Obituary notes mention AM alten. Visitors from Pennsylvania attended the Centennial and toured Law to assess investments.
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John Lowe Journal
T. Savight
Thacher
T. Dwight
Thacher Frederick BK
Julia Downing
Nethy Tatwrence
Mirs. Rand
Fort Scott
Se. J
Wormer
Bridee Street
North Side
Mai
Hansom Ak
AM Alten
Bengral” Warren
Sin
Horton
Law Weme
Twenty Five Years Ago Rev McHale Visit Reminisced
Ninety friends gathered at Rev Fr McHale's home for an old time visit with stories of his past. A dry Bamford and Drathainye of experience are noted, while Emil Lablove, Kansas trumpeter, set a local record. Saylor writes regional history pieces for merchants and newspapers.
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Fr M. McHale
Neill ougaLe
Dry Bamford
Mr. Bamford
Cluureh
Lawrener
United States
Emil Lablove
Kansas National
PLM
Saylor
Lhgh
Leon
Czelgesx
McKinlex
McLaughlin
F. We Bartoides
M. Robinson
Minneapolis
Haskell Trolizay
Misa Carrie Watson
Missouri
Kansas City
Eugenia ‘G Noo
Ted Scott Guardian editor long trusted by Britain
Ted Scott a towering figure in British journalism for over fifty years, edited The Manchester Guardian and earned the confidence of Britain’s leading public figures. A Wis family origin, he studied at Christ Church Oxford, and became a Liberal voice defending open seashore spaces against coastal development.
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Ted Scott
Briain
Scott
Lanchester i
Ciig
House of
Griffith Reviews A Pardons Record In Dawnering Allegations
Griffith, then attorney general, critiques pardons and paroles under the Davis administration. He cites Nixon’s murder conviction and Nixon’s parole with Davis’s pardon, noting the broad use of executive mercy. He points to Bartholomew and Bushnell cases, arguing mercy executives affected justice and law enforcement.
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Johnson
Davis
Charles LB. Griffith
Miami County
Ffith
Jonathan M. Davis
Griffith
Great Bend
Nixon
Libert Buntan
Hyde
Hig Ave
Bri Nixon
W Ak
Ous
Nisan
Paine
Jonathan
Volney Johnson
Barthelmesy
Volney J Johnsot
Bartholomew
Yolnes Johnson
A. Peterson
Peterson
Petire
Supreme
Century Ends and New Debuts on Historic Day
Today marks the 100th anniversary of Pinel’s reforms in treating the insane and celebrates Manchester Guardian editor Charles P. Scott’s 50th year at the helm. The Lake Champlain Transportation Co. marks a century of service as a major steamship line. Across the U S political campaigns begin winding toward final Congreso and local races. Britain's first public safety congress opens in London with workers’ wage claims under review. A St. Louis vote could reshape population and area if merger proceeds. Commander Preston H Aberroth ends 37 years’ Coast Guard service with active duty.
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Pop Pinel
Charles P.scott
Manchester Guardian
Lake Champlain Transportation Company
United Tates
Public Safety Congress
Great
Britain
London
Brotherhood of
New ‘York City
St. Louis
Red
Coast Guard
Preston H. Aberroth
East
Navy Day concert and radio programs across cities
A long list of Navy Day and music programs broadcast by WEAF and other stations. The schedule spans Eastern and Central times with performances by orchestras, choirs, and soloists in cities including Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Detroit, Montreal, and Philadelphia. Programs feature dinner concerts, stories, and light opera, with Navy Day as a recurring theme.
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Atlanta
Boston
Oston
Grethers Music: Ltd
WGR
Buffalo
WEAF
CFAC
Calgary
Gamesin
KYW
Chicago
WMAQ
Lange and Tall Webh
WLS
Sanges Vila
Karn
Cornhuskers
Nuc
Orzan
Wg! Sai Birmrausch
Cincinnat
O—Visconti
CoLumbus
Avenport
Nga
Denver
Des ‘Moines
Orkers
Worth
Detrotf
Dinnen
Musical Fraior Fisan
Sr Mery
CNRE
Edmonton
WTIC
Hartford
PWX
Havana
Rand Concrit
Hot Springs
Tag Dow
Seeotake Ninness
Jacksonville
Ives
Jefferson City
Sidigrendert
Wdaf
Kansas
Ain
KFAB
Lincoln
Los Angeles
Roncevels Menia
Montreal
Sd Qengraf 7 Inc
Syragorue Services
Era idivision will be retrieved from active service today
Fragmentary note indicates someone associated with era division will be retired from active service today. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
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Era Idivision
Ees
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and School Events
Wilson Counts visits Baldwin from Kansas City as families host gatherings. The Leisure Tour Club meets at a home on South Street with noted talks on Home Flay Trableras and Children's Fears. Local clubs, church events, and school activities fill the week with lectures, holiday observances, and community plans.
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Wilson Counts
Kansas City
Baldwin
Alesandur
Catteringon
South Std
Atvenist Waas
Wededay
Fant Krill
John Dr Ga
Theodore, Brown
VC. Winkle
Sixth Street
Mary Cornwell
Arkan
Sas
Dune
Hinkle
Burris JA
Tonkinso
World Court
Jenkings
H. JC. Ebricht
Mary Ault
Kansas Ites
Harley Ault
John Waward
Campbell
Lawrence
Was
Arso
King’s Heralds
First Methodist Church
Samwel
Miriam Deer
Kanea
Utah
S.nardin
Allie
W. J. Williams
Margaret Kilbourne
Stony Point Families Mourn Losses In Tragic Event
In Stony Point a somber incident affected multiple families including Wray, Miles, Phina, and Chase Seidish with reports of a death and community support efforts. Authorities and local residents coordinate responses as tributes emerge at the Wray home and surrounding scenes.
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Cbee
Syed Ghee
Grace
Ain
Mi Miles Mlory
Phina
Rie
Myshal
WEA Inters
Uieh
Briday
Stony Point
Lena
Sten
Lawrence shoppers and local visits in Stony Toit era
Teint school house in Stony Toit hosted social visits as Mr and Mrs Chas with daughter traveled to Lawrence shoppers Wednesday. Mrs Clarence Giftis signed the school Thursday afternoon. Will Winters helped John Dailes with pears Thursday. George Tucker hosted Sunday visit with Berda as Vane Lasser and family assisted Tebler with chores. The community gathered at Churchbauch fields for a Sunday outing as plans for a potential oil field in the state were mentioned.
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St. Scott
Tabert Williwnes
Myx
Beeks
Saturgram
Martingvitht
Elizabeth Saloc
Deeks
Lawrence Wil
Alton
Vellor
Taadle TH. Campbell
Stephen Thorne
Liwrenve
Sadie
Baker
Andry
Ruth Meservine
Porgy
Tare
Ching
Pesey
Ganiler
Tee
Howard San
Clarence Grech
Erates Ab
Baldwin School
Thelteachers
Seroont i mM
Kansas
Lin Ao
Vis
Merle
Nate
Sient
Thy
Ladi
McHenry
Dean Irvin
Parmenter
McCon
Wi Onder
Harriett Milner
Fdw. Kinzer
MA. Harrell
Tara’ Blai Tne
John Dzewport
Ida’ Lawrence
Alice Severy
G. 5
Glaze
Jasper Griffin
Tawence
Baldwin
Old Hore Town
Hursday
John MacLean
la- Laage -Thesday
Teint
Stony Toit
Chas
Tubler
Dee Wray
Lawrence
Clarence Giftis
Will Winters
John Dailespears
George Tucker
Berda
Vane Lasser
Dim Kassinger
Gai Tebler
Sears
Ghurchhaush
Ube
Santa Fe Railway offers improved freight and passenger services
Freight cars with air brakes and automatic couplers ensure safe consignments. The Red Ball service links Chicago St Louis and Kansas City with South and West points. The Chief trains provide a two day Chicago to Los Angeles run. The railroad offers land and agricultural information in cooperation with federal and state agencies for regional development.
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Chicago St. Louis
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Chicago
California
Los Angeles
The
Santa Fe Railway
United States
Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
State Boards of Agriculture
County Farm Bureaus
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