News Clipping From Lawrence Edition Ad Rates and Public Interest
Readers learn about carrier rates and republication rights, plus local notes on grand lodge preparations in Lawrence. The University of Kansas Kansan reports student cooperation after bankers rescind service charges on small accounts and discusses rail and world events including King Constantine and Greek politics.
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Lawrence
Chicado
A. R. Keator
Hartford
Ray Marbridge
Associated: Press
Preas
Cnéws
Postoffice
Leony
Grand Lodge
Jlocal
Odd Fellows Lodge
Bankis J
University
Uplift Plan Pivots To An Educational Week
The report hints at funding questions provoking U S reaction toward France. An unnamed uplifter proposes a peaceful program to restructure daily life through an educational week, aiming to ease adjustments without upheaval. The proposal suggests phased, nonviolent reform to address present problems while avoiding harsh disruption to ordinary citizens.
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The
Mapother's Half Century Rise to Louisville & Nashville Chief
Wille L Mapother, among Americas youngest and ablest railroad executives, marks his fiftieth birthday while serving as president of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. He joined the company as a 16 year old file clerk, rose through posts, and was named vice president in 1905 before being elected president on March 17 to succeed Milton Haworth.
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America
Wille L. Mapather
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Mapathey
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Hoy
Louisville
1Rand Bey
Mapother
Road
Wible Mapother
Milton Hawho
National and religious observances across the country today
Today marks the 300th anniversary of St Francis de Sales death and events include the Bard of Ypres, the second annual convention of the National Council of Catholic Men in Washington DC, a Liberal leaders convention in Nelson to discuss policy, and Alabama women unveiling a monument for the old territorial capital at St Stephens. French is 70.
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St. Francis of Sales
Jengland
Ypres
National Council ‘of
Washington, D. C
Colime Hia
Nelson
Alabama
Old St. Stephens
Zat Freneh
Fragmented 1920s miscellany mix of crime, fashion, and quirks
A garbled OCR slice mentions a New Jersey choir leader murder, fashion quips about dresses and suspenders, a safe-cracking stunt, debates on coal prices, and odd ad lines about hats and shoes. It randomly references Turk-Greek war commentary and weather hints, with scattered prosaic observations and jokes.
Wheeler Accepts Telegram Blame in Lawrence WCTU Case
Wayne I Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League says he took responsibility for a telegram sent to the Lawrence WCTU president before the August primary alleging liquor interests backed Harley for Congress. The Journal World published Wheeler letters and questioned the telegram’s source and timing, noting Harley's pro prohibition stance and the campaign implications.
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Wayne B. Wheeler
Lawrence W.C
Anti- Saloon League
W. GT. U
Tom Harley
Congress
Journal-World
Jetter
Wheeler
Yostain
Washime
Lawrence
Kansas
Prohibition
Little
Curnigheswarn
Hopevon
Linth
Anna Lowe Yost
Warner
Colonel Little
Coronel Little
Warner “Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League of America
Harley
Anti-Saloon League
Journal- World
Mr. Wheeler
Mr. Little
Casie Quinlan
Republican
Harvey
Things We Ought to Know in Late Topeka Capitals
A fragmentary column discusses gambling laws and penalties for drawing schemes or dice based distributions. It cites McNeal on the dangers of raffles and lotteries, questions about robbing God, and promotes a Hi-V slogan for clean speech and life amid youthful patrons and public morality themes.
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T. A. McNeals
Topeka
Vinland Grange Fair Show With Ford Displays
Leo Smith of Smith Ford agency plans to bring a radio set to the Vinland Grange fair if a suitable installation is arranged. The agency will display two Ford vehicles and tractors at the fair. E Hughes and G W Smith will attend the Big Springs community fair to view the exhibits. K M Kreider will head the Ford display at Big Springs.
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Argi
Vinland Fair
Leo Smith
Smith Ford Agency
Vinland Grange Fair
E. Hughes
G. W. Smith
Big Springs
K. M. Krieder
Ford Agency Changes Hands in Eudora Opening Soon
Ford agency at Eudora passes to W A Carter and W Smith. The firm will be Carter Smith Motor Co with Carter in charge. Opening planned about October 1. Building chosen for the venture is being painted and repaired ahead of the debut.
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Ford Agency
Eudora
W. A. Carter
W. Smith
Ford
Carter Smith Motor Co
Carter
Abandoned extension course for teachers in Lawrence
The Lawrence extension course for high school teachers was abandoned due to lack of interest. The Journal-World reported that the School of Fine Arts needed thirteen children aged 6 to 9 for music lessons as part of a course. Before 9 o'clock last night thirty applicants were listed, about three times the capacity. A group of young men were fined in police court this morning for a poker game, each paying 15 dollars. Several traveling salesmen were fined for parking in the street overnight. Class meetings in the high...
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Journal-World Yesterday J
School of Fine Arts
School calendar announced for senior, junior, and freshman meetings
The school opened with seniors meeting today. Juniors are scheduled for Friday. Sophomores and freshmen have meetings on Monday and Tuesday.
Lawrence banker attends New York bankers meeting
Meade vice president of Lawrence National bank leaves for the Allenic Bankers association convention in New York from October 2 to 7. A Kansas City special train departs tonight at 7:30. Local social notes mention Mrs Haldeman, Mrs Miller, and Mrs Fagan joining events in Kansas City.
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Co. Meade
Lawrence National Bank
Allenic Bankers Association
New York
Kansas _ bankers
Kansas City
Haldeman
Miller
Kappa Kappa
Gam
Fagan
Delta Tau Delta
Hiram Cantrell
Vinland
Flags in Texas sovereignty tribute noted by Dallas chamber
Has Hed Six Flags Dallas Sept 26. Six flags have waved over Texas territory in token of sovereignty per Dallas Chamber of Commerce publication. The flags named are France old regime Spain Mexican Republic Texas Republic the Confederate States and the United States.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Half the Homes in American Cities Pre 1880
A historical note states that half of existing urban housing in the United States was constructed before 1880, reflecting long-standing patterns of development and housing stock age in American cities.
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New Jersey
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Littles
Wayne I. Wheeler
Baldwin Ledger
Cassie Quinlan
Acacia Lodge
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A.M
J. B. Harbeson
W.M
Paul A. Lange Lee
Higgins- Ville
Kaw Valley Huet Co
Matthews “Lumber & Coal Co
Leavenworth
Derby Grain Co
tan—Vallley
Pho
S. & S. Grocery
Desen
Musical Bulletin
Victor Records
Bell's Music Store
Freeman Munson
G. Metsker
Lone Star
Indianapolis
Tt. Livingston
Garnett
C. V. Reynolds
A. G. Garvin
Snow
W. H. Brown
W. A. Brown
Kar City
Fred Pratt
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George
Addie Monk
George Hurd
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