Kansas Roads Spark Cross Border Grip in Salina
Senator Reed of Missouri headlines the Salina reunion amid cross state road criticisms. The piece notes Kansas bearing the blame for poor highways while Missouri boasts a connected system. It argues Kansans deserve relief and urges prompt road work, citing comparisons to Missouri’s improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Reed
Missouri
Salina
Kansas
Ffth
Reed
Union
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Friendly relations mark American Legion Paris convention
The American Legion convention in Paris fostered strong sympathetic ties between French and American members, earning ambassadors’ praise for the Legionnaires. Attendees plan possible trips to Germany, expecting cordial German receptions. The piece notes wartime animosities easing as reconciliation grows, yet questions remain on sustaining it amid future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Paris
Legionnaires
Girmany
Army of Occupation
A City Tax Problem In Fort Scott Levy Hikes
Fort Scott faces an 18.25 per studd valuation levy for next year with a 35 percent rise over seven years. Tax collectors have not matched expenditures, and the treasury shows persistent deficits. The Tribune questions what the city gains from this money and calls the current tax unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Tribune
Old Home Town Notes and Local Commerce Briefs
Sold horse Bil ly Easton and a sorrel by Dr. Hudson and B D Palmer to W S Wells. Lively on roof of new bank building. music heard clearly. John K Rankin back from New York, Turner Sampson Esa back from New England with family. E F Barnum announces a dancing school opening in Kansas towns. Ben Akers Leavenworth leaves for Narragansett with Clipper and the three minute black mare. W S Wells leaves for St Joseph with several horses. Concert plans at Fort Scott with Prof Bartlett organist as part of Kansas and south fair. Fort Scott reveals a new two thousand dollar organ for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hudson
Billy Easton
B.D. Palmer
W. S. Wells
New ‘Bank
John K. Rankin
New_York
Turner Sampson
Esa
New England
E. Fr. Barnum
St. Joseph
St. Elmo
Pilot Boy
Providence
Rhode
Miss Alice Davis Returns From Colorado Outing
Twenty five years ago feature notes record Miss Alice Davis has come home after a seven weeks outing in Colorado. The community mentions gatherings and invitations as local women host social events from September 25 to 27 including dinners china showers at various addresses and a dancing school opening. The alumni reception for the School of Fine Arts hosts musicians and guests in green and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Davis
Colorado
Gertrudes Andrews
A.C. Mitchell
W. Straffan
Maude Gorpill
H. Mitchell
Mississippi Street
Hinman
Earl Shelly
Belle N. Wilmot
Fort Wayne
Ind
Innes
Alumni Club
Olin Bell
Fred Clarke
Rowright
Gertrude’ Neil
Miss Gripper
G. B. Penny
W. A. Griffith
Ten Years Ago Campaign Aims To Reach Fund Total
Ten years ago the company fund committee planned to raise at least 1900 dollars this week with the current total at 1070 dollars and 87 cents. Troops are due to depart soon heading to Fort Sill, with plans for quieter demonstrations than last year to keep departure routes secret. Several local social items note Mrs. Monfort Angevine’s visiting and entertaining, the Angevines planning to move to Newey Oklahoma, and Mrs. Peter Emery and others returning from Colorado. Oklahoma brothers Orville and Everett Bradley enter the University of Kansas as freshmen, after notable high school achievements at the KU invitation meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Fort Sill
C. H. Angevine
Monfort Angevine
Angevine
Newey
Okla
Peter Emery
Marinevite Emery
Solon Finery
Colorado
Justin Bill
Brookfield
Conn
Oklahoma
University of Kansas, Orville
Everett Bradley
Cherokee
K. U
Orville
Everett
Stores Doors Left Open and Locks Ordered Guards
A brief item notes store doors were found unlocked by Jas H Monvor who asked police to guard premises until locks could be set. Police were assigned to secure the locations as officers prepared to lock them up, with records indicating the date of November 29 in police court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. H. Monvor
Verchents Malice
Nolice Department
Legion Convention Ends in Huge Ball
Paris September 23 AP The American Legion 1927 animal convention the first outside the United States closed amid grand hospitality. A gala ball at the opera drew thousands as government and city officials hosted a long evening of music and dancing with special Florida oranges providing the music. Notable guests included Commander Howard P Savage General Pershing and Marshal Foch aide Captain L Hopital joining in the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
American Legion
United States
Hotel de Ville
Atea
Legion
Florida “Oranges
M. Delsol
Howard P. Savage
Pershing
Forty Men and Mighty Horses” Society
Palais du Trocadero
L'Hopital
Foch
General Harbord Named as Possible Filipino Governor General
Retired U S Army General James G Harbord, long allied with Pershing in France, is discussed as a potential Governor General for the Philippines after Wood's death. A Kansas State Agricultural College graduate, he began in mil service as a private, rose to cavalry lieutenant in 1891, and earned praise for shaping native auxiliaries in the Archipelago. Since leaving the army in 1922 he has led the Radin Corporation of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Harbard
U.S. A
Wood
Pershing
France
West Point
Kansas State Agricultural College
Spain
Cuba
Philippines
Harbor
Radin Corporation of America
Autumnal Season Opens With Global Newsand Ceremonies
Delegates attend the Autumnal Season as the American Legion convention in Paris leads to the cornerstone laying for a major memorial at Chateau Thierry. Boston University plans aviation in industry in a first for business college curricula. Western Democratic leaders gather in Utah to discuss Governor Al Smith’s potential nomination. In local actions, Pete Swamp pays a $10 fine for drunkenness and Tom Valencia, also unable to pay, is sent to county custody. Clifford Haverty and D. Cohen burn fines for over parking, each paid $1.
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Tmdng
American Legion
Paris
Chateau Thierry
Boston University College of Business Administration
Oeden
Utah
al Smith
New York
Pete Swamp
Tom Valencia
Trinity Episcopal Church Service and choir details
The Trinity Episcopal Church at Tenth and Vermont Sts lists morning services with Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and Morning Prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Includes a full choir and offertory hymns, with a church school, Bible class, and notes on planned rallies and upcoming events at the parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Helen Pendleton
Chaplain Edwards Club
Immanue
Lutheran Church
Tenth
Kentucky
Stoeppelwerch
Religious services and notices across town churches
Multiple church notices invite members and friends to Sunday schools and services at Reorganized Church of Jess'Christ Latter Day NOW corner, Seventh Day Adventist, United Brethren, Church of the Brethren, Pantist, and First Baptist. Details include times, locations, and upcoming conference events with emphasis on attendance and community planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Jess'Christ Latter Day
Seventh Pay Adventist Corner
Tenth
New York
H. KE. Jordan
United Brethren Uhorch
Kingdom
Wall
Kanwaka Church
Towa
Church notices and service schedules in town
Local churches invite the public to Sunday services at multiple venues including Christian Service Association in the Old Folks Home chapel at 3 p.m. and First Methodist Episcopal, First Presbyterian, and Salvation Army locations with sermons, Sunday schools, and pastor messages. Additional university class notices and accounting sections added for economics and accounting courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Service Association
Chapel of Old Folks
Wm. T. Smith
Munveer
Old Folks Home
Ila Marvin
Tsarshe Underhill
University of Oklahoma
At &Io0
J. B. Blocker
Reeves and relatives recall visits and travels this summer
Mr and Mrs Reeves and family returned from Seattle Washington where they visited kin and enjoyed the climate and scenery. They also stopped in Portland Oregon calling on relatives before continuing home via Lawrence and Topeka visiting friends and attending fairs with multiple kin in attendance.
Social notes from Kansas City area visits and gatherings
Labor Day visits span from Esther Lawless hosting the McChings to Edna Hil pees traveling from Portland and planning a Canada trip. Dorothy Perkins and Idnia linked to Reeves and Hort. Shenandoah visitors Anna Lee and Rex Brown join Jerry Lyons crew. School enrollment notes, art and current events booklets, and Mothers club plans occur amid family visits and Sunday gatherings.
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Esther Lawless
Kansas City
Labor Day
Q. L. McChing
Edna Hilpees
Portland
Ore
B i. Neifer
New York
Canada
Keifer
Jerry Lyons
el Taylor
Cleoretta Bennett
Jack
Rose
Polten
ES. Reeves
Dorothy Trazlett
Luvile Lave
Ulness
Warren Ridley
Arts
Ridlew
Mma Mistin
Low Hans
Yesterdavy
Mothers’ Club
Caroline Kolepel
Lyrne
Tretne
Local families visit towns and fairs this week
Mrs St Clean and daughter Maxine visited Glenn school Monday afternoon then called on Mrs G L Glenn. Mr and Mrs John Clinkenbeard and Mrs Ernest Albert attended the fair at Topeka Friday. Mr and Mrs James Shirck and daughters Virginia and Gladys drove to Kansas City Saturday to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Clarence Welcher and children were in Lecompton. Those who have silos are fine them now since the various.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Reeves Cindy Sir
Max
Wily Kirk
Wrek
Seattle
Wash
Wateren Sh
Quinn Gowell
Portland
Ore
George Pave
Cora Br Ifolman
Warren Ridley
Walter Davis
Robert Ridley
Daniel Kirby
Lee Coleman
Danin
Allen
Robert Midlew
Big Springs
Foos. Reeves
Marc Stewart
Cliva
Seele
Lawrence
Dorothy Arnott
Jerry Tyeng
Topeka
Danial Kirby
Alan
Reeves
Glenn
Gailen Arnott
Garlen
Max Reeves
Leonard Owen
Robert Redley
FC. Jewett
Girrard
Lyons
Lyons Home Friday Afternoon Mr. and Mrs. ES. Reeves
Olathe
St .Clean
Maxine
Glenn School
G. L. Glenn
John Clinkenbeard
Ernest Albert
James Shirck
Virginia
Gladys
Kansas City
Clarence Welcher
Lecompton
Grandma McCall
W. B. Glenn
Wilma
Ben Isler
Ben Kelloge
Bshy
Franklin McClanahan
Lester
Marmhattan
Frank McClanahan
Cecil
Viola
H. D. Mellenbruch
Bowmai
Myre
Mac Watts
HW. F. Fulton
Annett
Franses
Willard
MacWatts
Marron
Emilie Reynelde
High Aceal
Leemington
George Chiles
Minnie Awallow
Yoneka
Meo
James Shirek
Dinney
Aly
Ralph Traxter
Leeomplan
Wes
Crrm
Clarence Welther
Ness
Compton
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Journal-World
Wember
Associated Press
Member
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
the Tribune
Tanney
Deniprey
Legion Convention
Clifford Haverty
Cohen
RY Claude Callan
Puvilaners Syndicate
First Baptist Church
N. Lawrence
New
R. S. Jones
J. C. Patton
W. HW. Young
Barton
C. L. McAllister
Western Baptist College
Ida M. Recks
WW. GC. A
Women's Federation Club
Silver Leaf Club
V. Taylor
de % Scruggs
Central Theological Seminary
Mission Circle
Dro
B. Jackson
Keckital
RB Poin
Windak
W. C. Simmons
Plymouth Congregational Church
Alfred D.grey
Raymond H. Wheeler
Karl Klooz
Claasen
H. G. Wells
Plymouth Church
Tnitsman
Ith
Vermont
Wilson M. Backus
Tyvine Hill
R. D. O'Leary
Sacco-Vanzetti
Young People’s Society
Backus
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
St. Paul's Evangelical Church of
First Evangelical Church
Corner Tenth
Connecticut
B. F. Ludy
Ingle
Christian Endeavor
Celesta Burgest
Frank Pippert
Kansas Conference
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Christian Science Reading Room
AG Valley Chanel
Valley Chapel Church
Testerman
Church of the Brethren
Ninth Street Pantist Church
9Th
First Baptist
Church Eighth
John F. Watts
Charles W. Thomas
University
J. Brewster
AS. Olin
Thy ‘ Brotherhood
Thomas
Watts
Relieview Union Chepet
Tor. Bublect
Free Methodist Church
12Th and
Lloyd B. Eggleston
Y. Plm
B. Archer
Moore
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward Hislop
Edwin F. Price
B.S. Weatherby
Laneh
Sory
Yeo
Frank Klingberg
Migh Selon Teague
Fiat
Spire Montankc
First Presbyterian ‘Church
T and
Frank
Arnold
Dr. Arnold
Butler
Salvation Army
Vermont Street
Marlon Colin
Sth
A. m
Tipom
Wighth
Nomi Out Hall
Optometrist
Tahin
Tonkins Fieve
Hess's
Olson Bros
Uelicious
Lee
Knox
Maiden
Wass
Kelvinator
Kempecel
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