Lawrence pianist Harold Henry headlines city recital
Harold Henry, hailed as Lawrence's most promising musician, returns to present a course featuring work from major national artists. Born in Lawrence, he studied at Lawrence High School and the university fine arts program, gaining national renown as a master pianist and noted composer. Trains depart Kansas City at noon Saturday for a week in the lower Rio Grande Valley. contact J Lovejoy for details.
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Lawrence
Henry
School of Fine Arts
Harold Henry
Lawrence High Schoor
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Kansas City
J. ©. Lovejoy
White
Deaths and Funerals and Local Notices
James I. Buchaan of Hitkory dies. M M Herriott of 921 Kentucky street is his sister and sole survivor of a eleven member family. Lottie M. Siler, 926 Ohio street, died yesterday at St Joseph Hospital Kansas City with no Lawrence resident since 1887. Also mentions debate between engineering and law schools in Fraser Chapel and plans for future competitions. RB E Melvin to Topeka for Scottish Rite degree. Senator Borah to speak in Topeka. Melvin and Ellison noted as KU alumni and Refa members.
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Buchaan
James I. Buchaan
Hitkory
Lottie M. Siler
Ohio Street
St. Joseph Hospital
Kansas City
Lawrence
Re Laws Vo
Engineers
Laws School
Fraser Chapel
Unity Statecs
E. Melvin
Topeka
Melvin
Clyde Miller
Senator Borah
Borah
University of Kansas
Refa
Dischange From Aviation Branch Returns to Kansas City
A soldier discharged from the aviation branch returns from France and makes Kansas City his home. The brief item notes the shift in assignment and current residence for the veteran.
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Thetsersie
Gnd
France
Kansas City
Dick Fadt Denies Insurance Payout in Arson Case
The article asserts D L Eddy is innocent of arson. Friends insist on his innocence supported by circumstantial evidence. Eddy reportedly received no money from insurance claims and had multiple properties. A recent claim of partial fire payment is denied.
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Dick Fadt
D. L
Eddy
Umder Raet
River Water Use in City Mains Requires State Test
City commissioners learned the state board of health will permit river water in the mains only after a careful test and results, with state representatives present. Until notice is ample, the city must not begin river water use and may rely on filtered water and river water only after approval.
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Maine
State Board of Health
State Board, of Health
State Board
Cigar Stub Allegedly Misdated as Cigarette Fire Cause
Fire Chief William Reinisch told the city commission that eight fires occurred last week with over $20,000 in property threatened. One blaze started under a sidewalk grate in rubbish and was initially blamed on a lighted cigarette, but Reinisch cites a carelessly thrown cigar stub as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reinisch
City Commission
Garbage Ordinance Discussed By City Commission
Mayor George L. Kreeck adjourned the city commission meeting to Thursday to review provisions of the new garbage ordinance before final passage next Monday. The measure, introduced last Monday, would place garbage disposal in the city under private contract and follows a Topeka style statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Kreeck
City Commission
Topeka
Referendum Drive Moves in Manitoba for Beer and Wine Vote
Manitoba joins a regional push to petition the province for a referendum at the next election on legalizing beer and light wine. A required percentage of registered voters must sign the petition before the legislature can act.
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Wanitoba
Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba
Lawrence High Hosts Banquet For Athletes Tomorrow
George Innes will host a banquet for Lawrence High School athletes tomorrow night at the YMCA banquet room. The event honors basketball letter winners and may elect a captain between Coffman and Weedit, with Acker man eligible. Weede earned all state honors as a guard, Coffman excelled as a forward but missed the state tournament due to illness.
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George Innes
Lawrence
Julius Uhrlaub
Uhriaub
Coffman
Weede- Dithough -Ackerman
Weede
Ied
Green Stockings
Mr. Innes
Phosphate Touted To Build Health In Lawrence Ad
An advertisement touts Phosphate tablets as a tonic to strengthen flesh, nerves, and energy. It claims daily gains in vitality and weight, with local dealer OOTL Barber selling in Bawrenea. No verified medical evidence is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdy
Ootl Barber
Bawrenea
Ten Pin Tourney Opens With Elks Club Contests
The Elks Club starts a new ten pin tournament tonight with Bailel des facing Rising. New captains and players mark most teams while Perkins faces Morris in Friday’s second contest. Maxwell previously won the last tourney.
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Elks Club
Elks' Club
Baileldes
Perkins
Morris
Maxwell
Bar- Akuantter
Schrader
Kennedy
Fire Bell Rope Replaced After November Joy
Lawrence residents burst into laughter and ringing as bells rang furiously on November 11 to celebrate Armistice signing. Fire Chief Want Refnisch and janitor William Hayter installed a new rope at city hall after wear and previous weak splices caused rope strain. The updated rope can be pulled from either floor and enables police to ring the bell during quick escapes.
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Sire
Lawrence
Lawrence Citiens
City Hall
Want Refnisch
William Hayter
City Hell
Campaign to Tame Gophers Hits Douglas County Fields
Gophers are damaging alfalfa patches across Douglas County farms threatening crop yields. County farm agent H Placer leads efforts to stop the pest with a campaign and an upcoming gopher exhibition by Ptagelk set for Friday at 2 PM on the A E Shields farm. A note from Clinton references pest control timing around the first crop and warns farmers to prepare.
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Douglas County
Train
H. K
H. Placer
Ptagelk
Gustafson Visit Ends With Partial Return Home
In Joplin Missouri a man and his wife visited Mrs Gustafson's sister Mrs Stanford. Mrs Gustafson stayed longer with her sister while her husband B G Gustafson returned home.
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Front Joplin
Hi Wife
New Guide Claims Quick Tobacco Habit Cure
Edward J. Woods of New York promises a free mailed book on banishing tobacco or snuff habits in three days. He asserts health improvements such as calm sleep, clear urges, normal appetite, better digestion, and stronger memory after removing tobacco from the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Woods
New York City
Realist
$1 000 Prize Offered by American Sunday School Union
The American Sunday School Union offers $1,000 for the best manuscript on Christianity and Modern Industry. The work should cover actual achievements and principles, include rural and urban contexts, under the John Green Fund. A second $1,000 prize is offered in two parts for Everyday Heroism.
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American Sunday School Union
Philadelphia
John ©. Green
Vinci Detroit tonic cure for fatigue and weakness
Mrs. John F. Watson reports relief from weakness fatigue and headaches after two weeks on Vinci Detroit Mish a tonic claimed to build appetite and strength. The ad asserts Vinel uses bee and cod liver peptones iron manganese peptonates and phosphates with Dick Bros City Drug Store supplying the product.
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Vinci
Detroit
John F. Watson
Vinel
Bee
Dick Bros
City
P. S
Adv
Manning Palace Market Seeks Poultry Buyers
Charles Hope, a Lawrence high school student on a 30 day furlough from Fort Logan Colorado, visits his mother Mrs Ed Hope at 1900 Weprient Street while awaiting reassignment after enlisting. Hope left school to join the army and served with Company H of the Lawrence National Guard at Fort Sill Oklahoma but a scarlet fever delay kept him there as the 139th Infantry went to France. He later returned to Fort Logan and joined a recruiting station for the infantry. He was a quarterback on the high school team.
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Charles Hope
Lawrence
Ed Hope
Weprient Street
Fort Logan
Colorado
Hope
Army
Company H
Fort Sill
Okla
139Th Infantry
France
Infantry
State Highway Roads convention to convene in Beloit
The State Goal Roads association plans a two day convention in Beloit on April 23 and 24 with about 500 delegates. Speakers include W E K Hughes Clarence Aten G R Moses J Frank Smith Will Townsley and engineers Watson and McFadden. Ray Sawhill to deliver welcome.
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Beloit
Regid Association
Etary Board of Ienty Commissioners
Lan Twas
State Goal Roads Association
Young Men’s Business Association
Dellegates
Eptic
W. EK. Hughes
Clarence Aten
Dodec City
Board of
County Commissioners
G.R. Moses
Great Bend
State Highway Commission
J. Frank Smith
Association
Will Townsley
Great Head
Conrad
Manhattan
Agricultural College
H. S. Putney
Topeka
Watson
McFadden
Ray Sawhill
Glasco
Money Circulation and Population in the United States
The money in circulation this month is enough to give each person 54.56 dollars an increase of 80 cents from March per capita circulation and 94.80 from a year ago. Total money for paying bills stands at 5,347,363,641 dollars. Population is estimated at 107,166,000, up 44,000 since March.
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United States
Washington
Thought 3 Little Children Needed Mother's Care
A woman recounts stomach pain and illness ending after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She credits relief to the simple preparation that removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract. One dose proves effective or a refund, with Round Corner Drug Store and others carrying it.
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California
Mayr
Round Corner Drug Store
Ady
Pierce Ofuffalo
N. Y
Dottor"Pierce
War veterans press for own solutions to housing and aid
Manitoba veterans urge individual handling of reconstruc tion problems with Dominion financial backing. Members of the Army and Navy Veterans Association propose building their own homes if the government guarantees reimbursement if costs fall in five years. Crippled soldiers seek choice of artificial limbs financed by the government amid reported unsatisfactory fittings.
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Manitoba
Minnipeg
Man
War Vetcrafts
Dominion
Army and Navy Veterans’ Association
Kansas Teachers Plan 5000 for Speakers at November Meeting
The executive committee of the Kansas State Teachers Association voted to allocate 5000 for speakers at the upcoming November gathering in Wichita Pittsburg Salina and Topeka. Proposed names include Dr Sparks Cadman Henry Suzzallo Dr Edward Steiner Dr Thomas Wood Strickland Gillilland John Kendrick Bangs and Governor Frank C Lawton. The quadrennial session will mark the first under a four meeting system as past plans were paused by flu.
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Topeka
Kansas State Teachers' Association
Wichita
Pittsburg
Salina
Sparks Cadman
Central Congressional Church
New York
Henry Suzzalio
University of Washington
Edward A. Steiner
Grinnell College
Thomas D. Wood
Columbia University
Strickland Gilliland
John Kendrick Bangs
Frank C. Lawton
Ilinois
Texas Governor Hobby Meets Mexican Governors on Border Issues
Governor Hobby of Texas conferred with the governors of three Mexican states on matters concerning the Texas Mexican border. The aim was to create a better understanding between the two nations and improve cooperation on border affairs.
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Laredo
Hobby
Texas
New Douglas County farm advisor earns name in farming and football
Ernest H. Placek, named farm agent for Douglas County, gains recognition despite mispronunciations. He studied at Kimpor and Manhattan, played tackle with Stiff Randells, and trained at Kansas State Aggies before serving in the navy. He now invites local farmers to meet him at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Ernest H. Vlacek
Douglas County
Ptacek
Pittace
Pitashe
Lawrence
Pitcheck
Pittasick
Shormst College
Kimpor
Kansas Style Agricultural Covlege
Manhattan
Stiff Randells
Aggie
all-Missouri Valley Conference
Kansas Normal School
MNS
Kansas Aggie College
Navy
Charleston
D. C
Hampton Rocks
Placek
Chamber of Commerce
Ninth
Massachusetts Streets
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Neblin
Ohio
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Bali
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U.S
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Mexico
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Reber
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Kansas
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Ernest Ptacer
Manford P. Gore
Journal-World
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Mr. Gore
Journal- World
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Tropics
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