Lawrence Journal World urges readers to receive newspaper by seven thirty
A Lawrence Kansas notice explains second class mail circulation and requests readers to call the office between seven and seven thirty to obtain a copy. The piece includes biblical verse and advertisements alongside commentary on wages, railroads, loans, repeal debates, school terms, and disarmament developments. It notes ongoing concerns about bootlegging in Kansas City and discusses global and national issues.
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Journal-World
the World Company
Dore Simmons
Burbees Menther
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Kansas
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
Broadway
Kansas City
Coca Cola Building
St. Louis
Star
Ausata
Walton Building
Detroit
General Motors
Associated Press
AUSAT
Lawrence man Walter G Thiele elected to Supreme Court
Walter G Thiele of Lawrence won a tight race for Supreme Court Position 6 by 2840 votes over his nearest rival. He carried Douglas county with 4401 votes, reflecting strong hometown support after 22 years as a lawyer and University graduate.
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Walter G. Thiele
Lawrence
Supreme Court
Thiele
Douglas County
Wandee
Kansas
Empi- Tia Gazette
Understanding the stitch in athletic activity explained
The article traces the mysterious side stitch, dispelling old beliefs about the spleen and circulation. It explains stitch as a reflex pain from abdominal organ strain during intense exercise, more common in untrained athletes, and notes improved understanding from recent experiments.
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Jong
Puddle Muddle Fire Department Saves Shop
Willy Nilly and the Puddle Muddle Ducks battle a small blaze in Willy Nilly's shop. Water from hoses and clouds-dropped drops quell the flames with no real damage. Fire Chief Mr Quacko declares the fire out and the crew plans a paddle at the brook. Rip the dog feels remorse for starting it.
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Ee — Fire Department
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Mr. Quacko
Rip
Puddle Muddle Society
Puddle Muddle Fire Department
Democratic campaign HQ opens in Topeka Kansas
Topeka report notes Democratic state campaign headquarters opened at 1141 1-2 West Eighth Avenue with Joseph J. Lindsey Horton in charge and Paul C. Aiken Macksville directing the speakers bureau. State attorney general Roland Boynton conveyed belief the next legislature would authorize subscriptions by building and loan associations and banks to the Federal Home Loan Bank stock to be established here.
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Associated Press
Topeka
West Eighth Avenue
Joseph J. Lindsey
Horton
Paul C. Aiken
Macksville
Roland Boynton
Franklin W. Ford
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Home Loan Bank Board, That Building and Loan Associations
Tha Federal Home Loan Bank
Boynton
Flashes of Life and Local Oddities Across Cities
A jailer miscounted, releasing the wrong inmate in Mendota Minnesota to the jail yard. A schoolhouse fire in Mendota interrupts classes. Minneapolis debates gym costs and taxpayer beauty spending for cops. Chicago reports a sleepwalking tragedy on a navy pier. Fort Williams Ontario recalls the hermit who died after building his home, burning it, and taking poison.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Bob Patterson
Patterson
Chicago
Frank Roski
Navy
Lake Michigan
Coastguard
Fort Williams
Oscar Mouseau
Harkett
Ted
Gridley Wiped Out by Storm in Coffey County History
In 1895 the small town of Gridley in Coffey County was almost completely wrecked by a severe storm, though no lives were lost.
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Gridley
Coffey County
State Geologic Survey completes two year map project at KU
The Kansas topographical map plaster model four by eight feet shows every elevation change at one twentieth inch. County lines highways rivers and cities are outlined. A display will debut at the Topeka Free Fair next week. A divorce suit was filed by Winifred Scott against James Scott Jr alleging neglect and extreme cruelty from a 1925 marriage seeking custody of three minor children.
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Kansas
State Geological Survey
Topeka
State Capitol
Winifred Scott
James Scott, Jr
Zross
Scotts
White Face Mystery Unfolds In London Slum Circuit
Crime reporter Michael Quigley aids detective Mason in a murky case tied to White Face, a shadowy jewel thief. The murder of Donald Bateman, a South Africa arrival, draws in Dr Marford, Dr Rudd, and Lorna Weston as investigations probe ring fragments, gloves, and a cap sule. A tense chase winds through Gallows Court as clues hint at a planned revenge and a dangerous web of suspects in a noir timeframe.
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Janice Harman
South Africa
Michael Quigley
White Face
Marford
Ellisen
Hartford
Lamborn
Mason
Albert
Lorna Weaton
Donald
Lorna Weston
Quigley
Mike
Jan
Doald Bateman
Mrs. Weston
Bateman
Mr. Mason
Weston
Shale
Tion
Cowd
Dr. Rudd
Information Bureau
Donald Bateman
Norfolk Hotel
Norfolk Street
Cannon Row
Donal
Bray
Michael
Michiek VI
Rudd
Dr. Marford
Gallows Court
Janice
Ireland
Louis Lander
London
Elk
Louis Landor
Gregory Wicks
Funeral attendance from Glenn and nearby communities
Friends and neighbors from Glenn and Lecompton attended the funeral of W. N. Sanford in Lawrence. Report includes residents visiting Topeka for medical care, school reopens in Glenn with Marion Moran, and Harvest Home Picnic prizes won by Glenn residents along with multiple family visits and travel notices.
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Glenn Community
Lecompton
W. N. Sanford
Funk
Lawrence
Glenn
Z. Brown
John Mathey
Erma
H. F. Fulton
H. Robison
Nettie Glenn
Harry
Walter Brown
Frank McClelland
McClelland
Topeka
Waltertown
Thomas Glenn
Sherman Ravenscroft
Delbert and
Inez
Kansas City
Mary
Dorothy Sanford
Rosemary Glenn
Wilma
Helen Shaffer
Henry Brown
Elmer Robison
Ernest Brown
Juanita Chiles
Joe Jackson
Junior
Dick Boydston
Tyrence
Gage Park
Fr. F. Fulton
Arlette
Billy Glenn
Emelie Reynolds
H. Z. Brown
George L. Glenn
W. B. Glenn
Cassville
Ftott
George Herschell
George E
Ed Smelser
Smelser
Community Notes and Visiting Guests in Ives Chapel Area
Local households report weekend and weekday visits among Robbins Haas Bell Shockey Barkley Tadlock and Newcomer families. Kansas City and Wellsville residents join others in Agricola Vinland and Kingman areas. Football guard Fred F. Stennett signs with the Chicago Cardinals.
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Homer Robbins
Agricola
Dollie Kline
Nettie Shockey
Thelma J. Bell
Burton
Kansas City
Richard Bell
Wellsville
Raymond Barkley
Montebello
Calif
Fred F. Stennett
St Mary's
Chicago Cardinals
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