All American Music to Feature Program at Federation Meet
All American music will shape the thirteenth biennial National Federation of Music Clubs festival in Sheville June 9 to 17. The event marks the federation’s 25th anniversary with a festival Symphony Orchestra, a festival chorus, and a renowned conductor leading performances. A series of contests for young American trained artists will feature winners from across the states, with a children’s day planned near Asheville.
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Heville
National Federation of Muete Clubs
America
Festival Symphony Orchestra
Enpipered Af Fir Airmen of Varia Cemphony Orchestra
Tien
Hadley
Wil
Diprer
Yong Amerian
Wree
Conner
Fedeon
Rae Naurifering
Meantreat
Fron
Asheville
Anil
Cashier Sentenced in Turbulent Noted Case
A cashier from a defunct entity was found guilty on a charge tied to a five year period. The report mentions a tied event, a mason of Sr. Tennis, and a local club context, with limited readable names and dates.
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Tsion
Asthir
Meni
Tnnis
Dog Declared Owner of Bone By Possession
In a San Francisco case, Judge Lazarus finds the dog Teddy owns a bone once in its possession. The trial centered on a dog attacking a child. legal questions asked whether a dog can be a legal owner. The ruling declares a dog’s possession grants ownership of the bone and notes the court’s historic peculiarity in canine property rights.
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A. H. Fheverticak
NMEA
San Francisco
America
Téddy
Potign
Sylvain J. Lazarus
Teddy
Tudge Lazarus
Man
Eriek
Terry
Tadge Lazavus
Dog Defends Property In Trial Of Man And Beast
A court hears pleas comparing a dog's guarding of property to a human defending home. The judge dismisses the case as Teddy the dog recovers from the strain, while debates on animal ethics echo in the public. Meanwhile a port strike in Barcelona triggers threats of a labor walkout and a looming general strike. In a separate case Fontaine and a mother plead not guilty to perjury tied to a breach of promise case involving Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitner.
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Barcelona
Calif Justice Cox Accused Of Speeding In Santa Ana
California justice John B. Cox, famed for speed, was clocked at 41 mph by Motorcycle Officer Vernon Miers near Santa Ana. Cox remained mute as Miers issued a speeding ticket, with readers speculating on his upcoming courtroom fate. In Berlin, French officials are said to have expelled 14 leaders of the Hochst Dye Works.
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Ake
Asante
Calif
John B. Cox
Santa Ana
California
Vernon Miers
Bebe Daniels
Cox
Miers
Berlin
Hrechst Dye Works
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Music Clubs of Nation
Willing's
R Cotton
Sion
Ehak
Buster Brown
Willing
Caledonia St
Poslam
Gmbh
Fred H. Hartwell
State Bank
LA Crosse
Wis
Spurgeor’s
Moss Shoe Co., Inc
E. W. Olds
Main St
E. P
Semsch
Victor Records
Fred Leitheld Piano Co
Main Street
Pearl St
Voile
Normandy
Ratine
Eponge
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