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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
4
A compact page item lists subscription rates for the Journal World, plus advertising and circulation details. It notes delivery by mail in advance, regional pricing, and carrier information. The piece also includes a brief church prayer excerpt and a publishing note about Associated Press rights and post office registration.
An essay argues for an Equalizing Apportionment to protect farmers while preserving national growth. It contends a per bushel subsidy funded by the treasury would raise farm prices, stabilize wheat and cotton, and boost employment, contrasting with costly Mercary-Haugher schemes and past tariff debates. It also notes Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas emerging as a potential presidential candidate, with solid GOP backing and a record of practical governance that could influence the convention.
Fifty six years ago elopement rumors stirred the town while reports of an accident tied to Mrs. Col. Cont est of Kansas City spread. Gas works updates, church construction, and notable visits accompany a vivid look back at daily life and a landmark murder verdict in the Medlicott case.
Mrs Blackwelder's talk pleases students while Mrs Carrath entertains visitors from Ghicaxo. School visits planned by Supt Smith in Chicago. Wood sisters head to Pasadena for winter, Chadwick to San Francisco for Golden Gate home. P. P. Lieter travels from Rush medical college after bereavement in La Junta. Ten years ago brave trench action and bond sales update Douglas county. Masquerade party at Miss Dorothy Dun mire's hosted Pink and Gray Jenny Wrentclub. Luncheon invitation from Miss Evelyn Strong for November 3. Informal dance at Russ Dorothea Roberts' with many attendees.
A letter criticizes current down town parking, arguing last year's stricter rules allowed more vehicles to fit by better angles and tighter spacing. The writer notes many no park zones could be partially usable without endangering lives or causing hardship.
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Santa Fe system to build eight miles of mainline into West Dallas, Texas, despite opposition from the Texas and Pacific railroad. The ruling limits use of the new line to operations that clearly improve transportation efficiency.
Giovanni Giolitti is honored on his eighty fifth birthday, noted for a 15 year domination of Italian politics, five premierships, and being the first Prime Minister from civil service. The piece recalls his strong leadership, King’s trust, anti war stance at the onset of World War I, and retirement amid rising unpopularity.
Today observes Navy Day across the United States and possessions. Birth anniversaries include Albert Fink the engineer who built the preat bridge over the Ohio at Lou ise Seville and Theodore Roosevelt about to begin his 70th year. Roosevelt Medals will honor Pershing Hoover Moore at the Roosevelt birthplace in New York City. Six Fompkins on One View in Republic Kansas notes a record claim by Charles Gabrielson, farmer, near here for 2191 pounds.
A commemorative piece outlines Theodore Roosevelt birth in 1858 New York City and a life of vigor from ranch life to Rough Riders. It highlights his reform drives including civil service merit, post office probes, conservation, irrigation efforts, and the Nobel Prize for Russo Japanese Peace efforts.
Denver October 26 AP The strike marching miners from northern Colorado moved over a hundred miles to Fremont county where over 300 workers in sixty cars began a planned effort to persuade Fremont county miners to join the statewide walkout. Fremont miners have refused to heed the call and denounced the W W. Denver October 26 AP Governor Adams says a quick end to the state wide coal strike is possible through talks with United Mine Workers and operators. Pogliano urged a union role in talks at Walsenburg where the strike is strongest. The state and operators dismiss IW W denial of legality for lack of 30 days notice. COURT ROOM 18 CLEARED
Fort Worth Oct 26 AP cheers and applause rose during the trial of Harry Conner former city detective charged with violating the state anti mask law. The court ordered jurors to clear of all extraneous noise. Conner faces related charges linked to a past slaying of D. Chips. The defense fund was raised by members of Fort Worth First Baptist Church led by Pastor J. Frank Norris.
United States Department of Agriculture storage specialist Beatie will address farmers at Clifford Pine home two miles north of Lawrence on Monday October 31 at 2 PM. Farm agent A I Gilkison urges attendance to hear about potato and sweet potato storage. The note also mentions the Pat Men's club in Boston with 1427 members and a combined weight of 328 210 pounds.
Olin Jewett of Kansas City visited De Soto with his small daughter Louise and his father C J Jewett. His brother Elmer Jewett remained in Kansas City until Friday then went to Welborn to see the Welborn De Soto football game. Mrs Jack Scott was called to Kansas City by her aunt Mrs Jennie Tucker’s stroke. Mrs John Hensen drove to Rayton with a companion, visiting the “A Smile” tourist camp. Mrs P Luther, diabetic, threatened with gangrene in a toe. Mr and Mrs Fred Scoville looked after a fire damaged building. Edwin Parker sustained severe injuries in a silo accident on the O C Gordon farm. his head and hand cut, stomach struck, but not believed life threatening. Herbert Gordon and family announce the birth of a son in Lawrence October 12. Mr and Mrs Frank Rhodes visited Kansas City, learning of Rhodes’ sister Mrs Nannie J White’s serious illness. Fred Gordon’s daughter Ruth visited in Lawrence. Harry Beecroft’s Bonner Springs-born son Robert Stephen born October 12. John Henselt hosted guests Mrs Morin and their Kansas City relatives. Mrs Ralph Harbison spent part of the week in town. The high school lecture course drew a large crowd with bird calls and imitations. Charles Cox of Lawrence tied to visit with Parker family. Streets crowded for outdoor K K meeting. Nettie Frisbie visiting Miss Capitola Scott of Olathe. Teachers Club met at O L Ashlock home with late autumn menu and games. Everett Plummer returned from Hickmans Mills after two years away. he and Mrs Plummer now reside in the former Maggie Plummer house. D R H S football team opened league play.
De Soto defeated Welborn 12 to 0 at the Kansas City University field after a 60 yard TD run by Taylor Martin and a second score by Blaylock. Regular center Clay Midgett was out with an injury, replaced by Vernie Welch, marking Welborn’s first defeat this season. Next week De Soto plays Linwood at Linwood.
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