World Journal Office Contacts and Subscription Rates
Lawrence Kansas World newspaper notice lists office contact numbers and addresses, subscription pricing for one week and yearly mail in advance, and regional delivery terms within and beyond 160 miles. It mentions representatives A A Keator and Franklin P Alcorn and notes Associated Press affiliation and reprint rights. The text then devolves into fragmented questions about Washington Agricultural College and football team comparisons between two schools.
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Lawrence
Ile de Ge
A. A. Keator
Hartford Building
New York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Postafice
Keyes
Dandelions and Radio Echoes Across A Prismatic Year
A fragmented report mixes notes on dandelion abundance in Quewa and household tasks with an Arctic radio message from the McMillan Expedition. It references listening to distant broadcasts from Thivenport Dallas and Omaha, and hints at impending summer communications and a returning figure who bears duty in the British colony context.
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Milla
Thivenport
Dallas
Omaha
North Wakata
Pvas
Brevity in Kansas Charters Brewing Firm News
A fragment notes a brewery company chartered to do business in Kansas marking a first for such a corporation in the state. The text hints at prohibition sentiment and local disillusionment with drink trade, mentioning Blatz and Mal companies and unclear outcomes.
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Oenet
Tugg Brewery
Kan
Eighteen Scrap Ships to Be Broken Up Under Armament Treaty
Armament treaty terms require breaking up eighteen scrap metal ships including United States battleships and light cruisers. The French recognize the de facto authorities in German cities, aiming to stabilize the region. The discussion includes ideas of a buffer state and shifting control amid rapid changes.
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United States
Music and politics mix in postwar European view
The piece notes Italy’s musical leadership linked to government scholarships and talent overcoming money limits. It argues Europe must develop material resources while Americans drive this work. It hints at German reassurance to Frenchmen about the broader situation and mentions Coblenz and debates about U S involvement.
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Yon tolda Lawrence _inter jaw
Yon
Hountry
James J. Davis Political Rise from Mill Hand to Cabinet Secretar y
James J. Davis born in Wales and raised in America built a career from apprentice nail mill worker to millhand and banker. He rose through local offices in Ellwood City and Pittsburgh and led the Loyal Order of Moose before entering national service as Labor Secretary, marked by rapid ascent.
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James J. Davis
Labor
Coolidge
Wales
Amerisa
Peonayivania
Ellwood
Trd
Loyal Order of Moose
Dauter
Pittsburgh
Shaw
Fragmented garbled recollection of wartime and personal anecdotes
A disjointed OCR fragment mixes misheard quotes about Armistice day, contemporary gossip, and stray references to a missing bride in Washington. It mentions a New York man, a teacher elopement, German marks, and various odd side remarks, but key names, dates, and coherent events are unclear.
Cotton use increases in last year's crops report
The Manchester Oct ed Press International Cotton Federation notes 22,026 bales were used from last year's crop versus 21,100 bales in the prior year. The latter half of the year saw a drop in American cotton consumption due to weak European trade, while Egyptian cotton consumption rose as the sole exception.
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Manchester
International Coattan Federation
Europe
Southern Pacific Sells $100 Million Group Insurance Policy
The Southern Pacific railroad announced it insured its 90,000 employees under a single policy totaling 100 million dollars. It was described as one of the largest group policies issued. The note mentions minor repair work by Gustafson amid the text.
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York
Southern Pacific Railroad Today
Coolidge Honors Roosevelt at Dedication of Theodore Roosevelt Home
Speech at the dedication of Theodore Roosevelt’s former home in York, Missouri, highlights Coolidge’s tribute to Roosevelt’s national legacy. The Roosevel Memorial Association hosts the event, praising Roosevelt as a unifying American figure and urging continued public service.
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Coolidge
Roosevelt
Theo Roosevelt
Yelt House
26Th Street
Dalton Flanmund
S. Roosevelt
Fetter
Woman's
Oosvelt Memorial Association
Cin
Pheodore Roosevelt
Roosey Memorial Association
Washington
Lincoln
Judge Refuses Injunctions in Schuylkill Prohibition Cases
The Philadelphia Our Judge Thompson and the district court declined to issue temporary injunctions against six Schuylkill County loan defendants in prohibition cases. The government presented no satisfactory evidence that the defendants were violating the national prohibition law pending final hearings.
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Thiladelphin
Thompson
Iistrict Court
Whiday
Schuykill County
Oldest Paper Goes Out in London Sale
London report notes the Stall Mall Ga sok afesistoner paper owner William Waldoer Astor disposed of the property after absorption of rival assets. Paul Ganetty found the stock of the mail stotte owned by Astor, with disposal following the upheaval of the work war.
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London
Stall Mall Gasok Afesistoner
Leading
Standard
Paul Ganetty
I Mail
William Waldoer Astor
Dutch Cabinet Resigns Over Naval Bill Rejection
The cabinet resigned today after the second chamber rejected the government's naval bill to erect the fleet for the Dutch East Indies. The queen urged the ministers to stay on for the present.
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Oeeeland
Hague
Devt
Ethereau Net
Dutch East Indies
Hata Ett
Sunday Forum Notes on October Meeting in Lawrence
Fragmentary report from a Sunday forum at the Lawrence location cites Senator Artin and a committee chair, mentioning a Roosevelt memorial exercise and a House of David Appeals case. The text references Cincinnati and the Ninth Street area with scattered names and dates, but details are unclear.
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Artin
Buidge U.S. Ruyer
Kansas City
Lawrence
Nine Street
Hele
House of David
Cincinnati
Ohi
Gel
Circuit Court of
Benjuaie Vinklin
Iffed
Jance Dehn
Grand
Boy dies after drug use in Wellington county incident
A boy in Wellington, Kansas, died after a drug use incident yesterday. Local police found and removed a small quantity of the substance from his person as the investigation continued.
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Pri
Wellington
Kan
Ochert C. Galbraith
Gettysburg Visit by Lloyd George Draws Student Cheers
Lloyd George tours Gettysburg battlefield after brief arrival at 11 o'clock. He is greeted by students at Gettysburg College campus and proceeds with a quick drive through campus, avoiding responding to remarks from the crowd.
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Ettysburg
Lloyd
Lloyd’ George
Gettysburg
George
Pisty
Jett
Gettysburg College
Requ
Three Trapped in Burning Mine in Staunton Indiana
A mine explosion trapped three men and a boy in Staunton Indiana. Rescue crews believe the group is dead after the blast that also badly injured three other miners. Staunton is the scene of the incident as crews search amid smoke and flames.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Staunton
Mingus
UE Church to host all day meeting with speakers
Ww Moa of the en church will speak at the annual meeting of the United Brethren church in NUR on Sunday. W. Wimmer from the African mission fields will address the gathering. Miss Bell, daughter of Bishop W. A. Bell, is listed as a noted member and dinner will be served in the adjourned session.
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Fon
Ae Power
Moa
En Church
The
United Brethren
Nur
W. Wimmer
Ission Fields
Miss Bell
W. AM. Bell
United No Church
Missing three year old Pearl Turner in Booneville area
In Oklahoma and Arkansas search efforts continue for Pearl Turner, a three year old daughter of Sam Turner, who disappeared after travel with a mounted party. A deputy sheriff hunts an unidentified man in a covered wagon as authorities pursue theories of kidnapping amid gathering rain and mountain country activity in Waldron and Fort Smith.
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Fort Smith
Wall Street Liquidation Sends Downgrade Across Markets
The Pay in New York reports a broad liquidation trend with declines in high-grade shares and industrials, pushing new lows across several classes from one to four points. American Sugar and Coca Cola led weaknesses while Woolworth showed pockets of strength as volume neared 50,000 shares.
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New York
Seth
Panveus
Woolworth
Hewry
Famous Players
Coolidge Seeks Thorough Probe of Veterans Bureau
President Coolidge urges the Senate committee probing the Veterans Bureau to scrutinize all evidence of wrongdoing within the Soldier agency. The note requests careful examination of administration activities and directs readers to call Gustafson 611 if their clock won’t run.
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Coolidge
Washinute
Senate
Administration Veterans Bureau
Soldier Agency
Gustafson
Hero Commission Awards 36 Honors to Local Rescuers
The Hero Commission announced 36 awards for bravery across several rescues and lifesaving acts. Recipients include James Hoy, Arthur G. Dre, and Joseph D. Shephart, recognized for risking lives during drownings and fires. One beneficiary received $151,000 in related benefits for injury and protection of dependents.
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Tate
Kents
Clement
James Hoy
Arthur G
Aersoseph D. Shephart
Ib Seguil
Joseph Feh Lridgeport
Fia
Ssorkmian
Bey S
Boo
Ned Tal
Arirls
Sived Gune
Humble M
Tuerborough
Birthday events mark Roosevelt legacy in New York
A fragment notes a Roosevelt birthday celebration planned for East Twenty Street in York City. It mentions a house at No 28 East Twenty Street to be dedicated in memory of Theodore Roosevelt and references Harvard ties and a defense policy debate impacting public opinion.
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Froosevelt
East Twen- Heth. Street
York
Laundered Goods Priced At Ye Per Pound At Lawrene Steam Laundry
A short advert invites customers to rough dry family washing in soft water with fat pieces ironed for a nominal rate of ye per pound. It questions if home washing can beat the price and promotes Lawrene Steam Laundry as the alternative.
Doctor Henry Elected Secretary in St Paul Board Bid
Dr Henry of St Paul wins election to the EUCTETE Board, becoming secretary as part of the new board lineup. The brief notice highlights a secretary role and the election result within local governance.
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Henry En
St. Paul
NO CHANCE FOR LOAN FROM GERMANY AUSTRIA REPARATIONS DELAY
German ambassador Otto Weisfeldt said Germany will not seek or float a loan while reparations issues remain unresolved. He returned from Berlin aboard the Resalu and declined to discuss American participation in any alliance. He asserted the Rhine dispute will end soon and warned that Germany will not yield to Allied demands.
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New York
Gern
Otto Weisfeldt
United States
Berlin
Adopted resolutions honor Dr Steines and transport aid
The adopted resolutions praise a renowned mathematician and major contributor to science and electrical industry. They express sympathy for the family and call for support as public efforts address transportation and food shortages. The message notes the nation’s work and progress in science and industry.
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Kansan
He Charles & Run Phat
Steines
No Prisoners Report As Hunger Fast Grows
A meeting of leaders and speakers said the group would continue a voluntary fast. Several individuals pledged to refuse prison and face death if necessary, signaling a harsh consequence for the ongoing conflict.
Indicted in Murder Case for Soft Drenko Seller Rumor
A suspect linked to a rumor about a soft Drenko seller faces a murder indictment. Prosecutors allege the charges stem from fatal violence connected to disputes over the seller's activities. Police and court records identify the defendant and the case location.
Public Keynote Aims At Expanding Public Service
A banquet at MLCT 4 sparked a keynote on public service and utility progress. Kansas figures including Hutchinson's Jack and Kansas City’s Emanuel led talks on commercial department challenges, with Dean Walker and others praising engineers and urban service expansion for civilization’s advance.
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Mlct 4
Kansas Public Servicessociation
National Electric Light Assocition
Jack
Hutchinson
Emanuel
Kansas City
Commercial
C Lindley
Wo Odelegates
Dean LL PL Walker
Ti Vers
Utz
Tureau
Secu
Trinity Vesper Service Opens Monthly Musical Evening
The Trinity vesper service presents a monthly musical program led by rector Dendleton and choir members, featuring cantatas and solo performances. Highlights include Elizabeth Beatrice Alfivdat-Spross and Criss Simy as soloists with clothed attire by Miss B Anthem and Lord Abrams contributing to the event.
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Atternoc
Trinity
Phe Tollewine Usses
Belen Dendleton
Orean
Criss Simy
Lord Abrams
Elizabeth
Beatrice Alfivdat
Spross
Simpson
Dyer Bish
FIRST BOOK SERMON AND HALLOWEEN RECEPTION
The church plans a book sermon with a tenth part to be read aloud during evening services. Attendees will move to the parish house for a social gathering with Halloween refreshments after the sermon. Velma Schmidt plans a weekend trip to Kansas City and Wichita.
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Velma Schmidt
Kansas City
Wichita
Lawrence Steam Laundry Ad Promises Quick, Pleasing Service
A brief laundromat ad urges readers to send wash and be relieved of work and worry. It emphasizes pleasing others and promises quick service without wasting a whole day. Local appeal highlights Lawrence Steam Laundry.
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Lawrence
Wind in the Elm Trees and College Banter at Hill-Top Elm
A scattered manuscript-like piece blends nature imagery with campus life at Hill-Top Elm, describing wind through elms, the Inn of the Evening Star, and poetic musings. It shifts to a satirical campus scene about ROTs and gender roles, dancing, dining hall seating, and social dating rituals among students and faculty.
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Boreus
Zephyrus
Campaign struggles and local notices in Kansas report
Campaign workers gauge support as city groups prepare next budget step. Mrs Dogia Wilcox returns from Kansas visit while Mr and Mrs C F Hosford resume after Waterville trip. Local notices urge watch maintenance and plumbing services from Shimmons Bros with contact details.
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