Secrecy Surrounds Coming Minstrels in Lawrence
The Elk's Minstrels second act at Bowersock theatre next Monday and Tuesday remains shrouded in secrecy. The show reportedly features banjo greats Clarence Swede Wilson Al Wilson and Gun Christenson with Paul Plakid Friend producing new foot-made music. Karl Verle Bratton are slated to appear boosting local harmony. advance ticket sales have been strong and reserved seats are on sale.
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Elk’s Minstrels
Bowersock Theatre
Ik Wa
Clarence
Wilson
al Wilson
Amd
Gun” Christenson
Paul “Plakid
Friend
Banjo
Karl
Verle Bratton
Duncan Sisters
Carl
Lawrence
Ralph Achning
Cave Relics Discovered in Black Forest Caves
Freiburg, Balen, April 5. Relics from the glacial period dating 25,000 to 30,000 years old were found by Prof. Zeitz of Freiburg University in several Black Forest caves. The finds include fossilized skeleton parts of cave lion, glacial fox, steppe horse, reindeer, and many flint hand implements. A. Weber opens piano shop at 105 West Eighth Street in Lawrence, plans agency and repair work, aiming to later build a factory. Spanish fliers reaching Algiers complete first leg of Madrid to Philippine Islands journey. Perkins released on $300 bond after bad check conviction. to be tried next Monday. Marriages set by probate judge include Herb of Cleveland and Funk of Solomon, licensed and wed in Cleveland.
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Freiburg
Balen
Trof. Zeitz
Freiburg University
Black Forest
Steppes
A Weber
Neat
Lawrence
West Eighth Street
Weber
Algiers
Madrid
Philippine Islands
Washington Creek Social Roundup at Centropolis Area
Mr and Mrs F S Dillon and Lora spent Thursday at the dint Link home near Centropolis. Families visited homes of J B Sherry Asa Postma and others. Several gatherings occurred with Kinzie Hiler Markley Miller and Kingery families present. corn shelling and hauling noted. visits to Overbrook and Kansas City referenced.
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FS. Dillon
Lora
Centropolis
Lietz
Sherry
W. A. Kinzie
George Hiler
Kansas City
P. Miller
Oscar Markley
Asa Postma
Dillon
Ben Mohler
Richland
Clarence Hoover
George Miller
John Miller
C. P. Miller
Leora Myers
W. M. Kingery
W. H. Yoder
J. S. Sherry
Mrs. Woodruff
Otto Mohler
Russel Marvel
Jess Tkenberry
Otts Mohler
Everett Kingery
Steve Graham
Flord Garber
Henry Young
John Dillon
Laurel Brown
Lonzie Kingery
Overbrook
Fred Siznon
Pauline
Lud Ratherman
William Johnson
Lane 8
Perle Johnson
Tom Dilion
Lawrence
Arrest RUSSEL DYER in Kansas City Kansas
Kansas City Kansas April 5 Russell Dyer longtime local political candidate for congress and court clerk was arrested on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. A Franklin Indiana warrant followed a grand jury indictment. Dyer could not explain the warrant.
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Kansas City
Kan
Russell Dyer
Kansas
Wyandotte County
Franklin
Indiana
Dyer
Week's Events and Local Activities Calendar
List of events includes city government hearing on a mandamus case against the Public Service Commission in Topeka, school and university resumption, Kansas Guild of Organists meeting, KU pipe organ dedication, Candida at Greenhall, a vocational address by Frank Bruno at KU, county oratorical contest, and the high school junior prom.
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Jackman
Public Service Commission
Topeka
of Kansas Guild of Organists
Greenhall
Frank Bruno
Ab Kk. U
Davis Sues Officials Over Bribery Trials Continue
The suit accuses Davis and his son of false statements and affidavits used to mislead county attorney Tinkham Veale into believing Davis committed crimes. It alleges the January 12, 1925 bribery trial move aimed to humiliate Governor Davis and that witnesses were procured to give false testimony. Garnishment seeks to seize Dickey interests in Montgomery and Shawnee counties. The action reportedly sets a new civil-damages record in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enror Davis
Tinkham Veale
van Davis
Ben 5. Paulen
Davis
Jonathan
Russell Davis
Harvey, Harvey and Harvey
A. M. Harvey
Topeka
W. S. Dickey Clay Company
Montgomery County
Kansas
Shawnee County
Dickey Interests
Davis Sees Remote Chance Of Running For Kansas Governor
Former Kansas governor J M Davis says a future run is possible if the public asks him back to lead a tax relief program, despite being cleared on pardon charges by three juries. He plans to return to Bronson with his family, remaining on the farm until a call comes.
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Topeka
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
Russell
Wallace W C J A meeting and birthday at Seventh Street
North Lawrence events describe a Tuesday afternoon gathering with Mrs John Parchen at Locust Street. The program includes special music, readings by Evelyn, a Flower Song piano solo by Mildred Ewing, and a Braden Easter talk. Family guests celebrate Carr birthday with cake and well wishes.
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Wallace W. C.J. A
John
Parchen
Locust Street
Hobe
Anil
Posey
Ratm Garr
Seventh
K Streets
Carr
Car
Opal
Knoxie
Grover
Rothwell
Thomas Rothwell
Harry Carr
George Kriss
Gellison Jones
Stella Carr
Evelyn Og
W. A. Courtney
Charlies Reed
Mildred Ewing
Som- Ewing
Mildred Saunders
Stineda
Wulfkukie
Organists Arrive for Austin’s Dedication of New Instrument
The meeting’s climax is the Austin organ dedication tomorrow at eight by famed Charles M Courboin. Today’s recital features Lawrence area organists and University seniors with works by Franck Elert Vierne and Liszt, performed by a student ensemble and accompanied by Carl Treyer and Dean Swarthout. A reception follows in the classical museum, with a second program tomorrow afternoon by the faculty and student musicians including violin, voice, and piano pieces.
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Charles M. Courboin
Lawrence
Pearl Emily Elliott
Kansas City
Methodist
Jorie Gard
University Shhant
Fing Arts
Henry
Stearns
American Guild of Organists
Eally
Helow
Cesar Franck
Karg Elert
de Thijer
Helen Marcell
Schutte
Bertha Thomas
Chopin-Sarasate
Hubay
Frances Robinson
Esther Ott
Barnett
Kew
Bliss
Liszt
Helen Kennedy
Tertius Nobie
Vierne
Lee Greene
Grant Schaeffer
Gilbert Spross
Marguerite Fischer
Grieg
Arno Hulta
Carl A. Treyer
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Classical Museum
Salter
Rank Ja Forge
Irene Peabody
Weuxtempt
Waldemar Gelte
Dico
Oneway
Beko Coleridge-Taylor
Pla
Carl A. Preyer
Cmibla
TD Minsohn
The
Univ
Fannie May Ross
Karl Kursteiner
and. Dee O Donald M. Swartz Olincelio
Lawrence religious education attendance report summary
The attendance at Sunday schools shows total students 627 for children, 837 for universal attendees, and a combined total 448 for various schools. Largest classes listed at Methodist First Congregational West Presbyterian United Brethren Lawrence Christian Lutheran North Lawrence Methodist and others. Adult classes include Christian men 36 and women 50. largest youth classes at Congregational Methodist and Miss Cleland with 52 taught by Mr. Price. W T U meeting today at 2:30 pm at Chamber of Commerce with essay on world peace by Florence Brewster Boeckel and discussion of U S efforts in world peace.
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Yesterta
Univer
Methodist
West Presbyterian
United Brett Noth Lawrence Christian
North Lawrence Methodist
Angelical
Friends
Episcopal
Clhurch of the Brethren
Congregational
Miss Cleland
Mr. Price
Chamber of Commerce
Cassie- Quinlan
United States
Florence Brewster Boeckel
Haskell to Play Four Home Games in 1926 Schedule
Coach R E Hanley announced a 1926 Haskell football schedule featuring four home games. The Indians will dedicate the new Haskell stadium on October 31 with Bucknell visiting Lawrence in an intersectional tilt, followed by Boston College, Michigan State, St Xavier, and Tulsa on successive weekends. A potential October 23 game with a minor opponent is possible, while November 6 stays open. Spring practice begins with light scrimmages against Kansas conference teams and a focus on developing two ends and two guards for the next season.
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Morningside College
Haskell
R. E
Dick” Hanley
Indians
Haskell Stadium
Bucknell College
Lawrence
Hanley
Braves
Bucknell
Purple
Gold Eleven
Boston
College
Michigan State
St. Kavier
Tulsa University
Jerry Killbuck
Jack Norton
Gurneau
O'Reilly
Colby
Ward
Gross
Smith
Stridham
Roebuck
Hawley
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Elks
Bowersock
Perkins
Nathan RB. Perkins
Tester A. Herb
Cleveland
Ohio
Adam Funk
Solomon
Fronais
Louis Menger
Washington Creek
Russel Dyer
Franklin County
Ind
Josiah Kirby
Clevelland
Kirby
New York
Chantier
Richard Byrd
U.S. N
Brooklyn Navy Yard
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
Excelsior
Guy Resi
Ike Montgomery
Anna Johanning
Alvin
Baldwin
Marl
L. W. Haas
Laws Mill
Glen Flora
LaVerne
Kenneth
Clifford
L.A. Flora
Route Two
Frances Killbuck
Alvin Johanning
Asa Turner
Harry Flory
Ottawa
Dave Heffner
J. W. Haas
Charley Gilliland
Tom Gilliland
Charley Osher
Frances
Marie
James
Glen
Dudley Gilliland
Will Johanning
Walker
Walter Pohl
Henry and
Finnest Pohl
Floyd Heffner
Walter Pol Spen
Paul Kochier
Fairview
Carl Schwartz
Will Schwartz
Eva
Herman Poh
Charley Browning
Florence Williams
Helen
Marie Flory
Clara Johanning
Vista Dyer
Union Schoolhouse
Helen Flory
Glenna Montgomery
Harald Fisher
Lietle
Ale¢ Harris
Dave ‘Heffner
Sday
Mr. Freart
Lorene Fairburn
Doris Stewart
Richard Pine
Gladys Pine
Lily
Dorothea Wweingariner
Pearl ‘Tompson
Arther Leonhard
Billy Fincher
Meddie Parel
Emmerson Chase
Bayonne
N. J
Helen Marie Chase
Walter Palmateer
Popplewell
Missouri
Leurine
Jonathan Davis
North Lawrence
Drury College
Enco
Fairmount College
Wichita
Des Moines Still College
Dayton ‘University
Charles Logue
Tdarston
Tennessee Street
U. IS
U. S
Boston College
Michigan
Lansing
St. Xavier
Cininnati
Tulsa
Oklaho Eee
Villa
Eden Herman Torneden
William Bowman
Girard
Leo.Casteel
Arnold Torneden
Jere Crabb
William Torneden
Oliver Hill
Eudora
Orville Hughey
Alma Torneden
Charles Hallenbeck
Edward
H. A. Crabb
E. J. Crabb
W. E. Brock
Alma
Lena
Lillian
Minnie
Torneden
Alfred Kahn
Lizzie Torneden
Hadlock
Albert Torneden
Martin. Coyne
Kathryn
Noah Canary
Fall Leaf
William Terneden
Herbert
Selina Torneden
Martin Coyne Sr
Mass
A. C. Specialty
Mass. St
Eudaly Bros
West’s Book Store
C.w.carman
Mr. Constant
Constant
Attorney General's Office
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