Music Week at University to Feature Fifth Festival
Lawrence community readies fifth annual music week from April 29 to May 5 with the Mes siah and The Guardian Angel oratorios led by Professor Stilton. The event, featuring local and imported talent, marks the first use of the University Auditorium seating 4000 and the large organ with choruses, aiming for regional appeal beyond Topeka.
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Skilton
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Minnespalis Symphony
Choruges
Topeka Moves and Prohibitionist Fallout
The Chicago Tribune praises William Arlen White’s D A R blacklist, while Kansas banks guarantee fund payouts loom with Supreme Court backing. The state’s bank guaranty fund will likely cover up to six million dollars in claims, signaling the end of a costly government program. The next legislature may repeal the state quality law.
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Chicago Tribune
William Arlen White
Tribune
Mr. White
Irage
Kansas Banking ‘Commissioner
Neighbors Honored for Relief and New Gaslit Trinity Church
Carol K Banks thanks neighbors for prompt aid after his residence burned. George Qshorne received an elegant Prince Albert carriage by Emmiller Co of Quincy Illinois designed for ladies. A new Trinity church was lit by gas in an experimental run. officials and congregation members praised the soft radiant effect with arch concealed lighting enhancing exterior views and stained windows. Paper mill project proposed by Sinead of St Louis cites cheap water power near the dam.
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St. Louis
Social events and visit notices from a 25 year old paper
Mrs Sterling hosts a thimble party for Mrs Davidson and Miss Sterling next Saturday evening. Mrs Adler hosted a mis past visit for Mrs R K Tabor en route to Chicago. Mrs Stevens and Porter Hunts plan a Thursday April 16 reception at Mrs Stevens home, with a following thimble party. Miss Glaudia McNair hosted friends. whist saw Anna Clinker and Charles Siler winning prizes. Mrs A D Mackey arrives from Chicago for a few days. Mrs Wm Singlairy departs for Duluth to visit her daughter Marig in school. Kendore Pochler to attend Evening's Club dance in Topeka, hosted by Mr Tom King. Miss Constante Carruth runs Bliss Coxbin's German classes while ill. A G Griesa, Lawrence nurseryman, donated 200 trees and shrubs for campus beautification. Prof Marvin and Griffith review campus shrubs distribution.
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Ten Years Ago Allies Face Critical War Stage
British Premier warns MPs the war is at a critical stage with strength matching the Kaiser's. only big guns active on the Western Front as Tommies hold trenches. Kaiser's next breakthrough expected near Arras or Vipres. England considers raising conscription age to 50. Included are notes on individuals visiting and church matters in Lawrence and San Antonio.
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England
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Clubs Ready To Star Major League Play
Keily in aviation school. Mrs Gowgill to visit Gedar Falls Haworth to Kansas City to hear Galli Curci. Major League campuses begin with two picks per circuit. Yankees face Athletics in American League while Pirates meet Cardinals in National League. Except Senators and Red Sox, clubs begin hostilities Wednesday with Washington and Boston action tomorrow.
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Boston
Baumes to Probe Loan Sharks in Crime Commission
Albany AP Caleb Baumes New York state senator and father of crime legislation will head the Baumes crime commission probe into loan sharks. He will oversee efforts to curb the practice as the panel considers Gov Alfred E Smith’s sentencing board proposal. The Baumes laws broaden penalties and target crime facilitators, influencing many states.
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Empire State
Baldwin News: Easter visits and community events
Baldwin residents share Easter plans and visits as local families, teachers, and students attend church, travel to Topeka and Lawrence, and host guests. The community notes include farm bureau activities, 4-H club meetings, a memorial service, and upcoming school events with Baker University ties and local officials.
Kansas History Dates and Crime Rewards Mentioned
The report cites 1872 state medical society meeting at Lawrences and 1873 Governor Osborn offering a $500 reward for information on the murder of Dr. W. H. York, missing for weeks between Osage Mission and Independence. Also notes a Spokane survey showing fifth graders know more about bootlegging than other social issues, with emphasis on divorces alimony sheriffs juvenile courts and jails.
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Baldwin civic group forms Boy Scout unit
Local community leaders plus representatives from Baker University and Kansas institutions gathered at the Bank Hotel for a luncheon and the establishment of a Baldwin Boy Scouts organization. Five committees named leaders including G. S. Bretnall and Harold Guest. Sponsorship by the American Legion planned, with a scoutmaster to be secured promptly.
Dog Cured of Bark Without Operation
In Seattle on April 9, AP reports Mrs. B Warner planned a vocal cord operation on her Pomeranian Darkie to stop its barking. Humane society objections followed, but the owner refused to part with the dog. Trainer A T Sanderlin claimed to teach Darkie the word no and then silence.
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Frost Damages Fruit In Kansas Cold Snap
April 9 report from Topeka cites meteorologist S. D. Flora warning that a hard freeze and frost last night damaged early fruit crops in Kansas. Temperatures dropped to 26 in Topeka, with 24 in Goodland and 58 in Kansas City, while clear skies and rising afternoon highs of about 55 were forecast for today and tonight.
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Emigre Subkoff on the Move Amid EU Turmoil
Brussels reports that Alexander Subkoff, a youthful Russian émigré once expelled from Germany after escapades, has left Verviers for Luxembourg where his wife Princess Victoria of Schaumberg Lippe is expected to join him. A Brussels to London dispatch notes he is sought by Romania for hospitality, with Meuse noting a reunion with his wife, his mother, and Nyssens.
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Stewart declines to file demurrer in DC indictment
The Standard Oil Company 2 of Jad ana was assured by his counsel that Stewart declined to file a demurrer in the District of Columbia Supreme Court attacking the indictment.
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Suominen Forced Out Of Marathon In Oklahoma
Texola Oklahoma April 9 Arne Suominen of Detroit forced out of the Los Angeles to New York Marathon after developing a strained tendon. Andrew Payne of Claremore Oklahoma led the field in elapsed time for the first lap in his home state. Suominen had held the lead for days and was brought in by a patrol car after an unsuccessful attempt to continue. A 31 mile leg to Sayre Oklahoma was on today’s program.
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Lees Farm Vote in Hoover Campaign Debate
Washington April 7 AP Herbert Hoover faced farm voter contention from foes who argued he lacks farmer strength. R B Creager Republican national committeeman from Texas spoke after a White House call predicting Hoover would win a heavy vote in November in agricultural regions of the West.
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