Origin of Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra and Chorus
A historical look at how the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra formed from the Philharmonic Club and the challenges of funding and hiring, leading to a stable ten-concert season funded by private subscriptions. The effort created a lasting orchestra and a chorus to accompany major works, marking a turning point in Minneapolis music history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Robinson Gymnasium
Anii
Minneapolis
Philharmonikola
Emil Oberhoffer
Oberhoffer
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Philharmonic Club
Henri Verbruge¢hen
Minneapolis Symphony Chorus
Advertisers Organize Meeting for Lawrence Ad Club
The Lawrence Advertising club will be organized tonight at 7 o'clock by the Merchants' Association Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce at the Chamber building. All Chamber members interested in advertising are urged to attend. The club will operate as a bureau of the Chamber and may join the Associated Ad Clubs of the World, with a constitution presented and temporary officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Advertising Club
Merchants’ Association Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Kansas City
Ad Club
Fli Club
Einshorn Beauty Se Se: Equal Standards For All
Fragmentary note quotes an equality standard pledge saying Einshorn Beauty Se applies the same rules to self as to others. No names, places, dates, or concrete actions remain readable.
Sapiro Defendants Named in 1000 Dollar Libel Suit
In U S district court Aaron Sapiro founder of cooperative marketing for farmers accuses Detroit Api Henry Ford Dearborn Publishing Company of libel. The complaint cites Dearborn Independent articles alleging a Jewish banker conspiracy to control world food markets. Also included are death notices for Esther McAuliff Fannie Silvers and obituary mention of Daisy Starr Fairchild Ward of Lawrence Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
API Henry Ford
Dearborn Phlishing Company
United States District Court
Aaron. Sapiro
Willian Or Gallagher
Fox Sapiro
Dearborn’ Independent
Sapiro
Herbert Fairchild Ward
Lawrence
Jacksonville
Florida
Herbert Fairchild
Marrieke
Fairchild
Daisy Starr
L.0. McIntire
Kansas City
Quotations and oddities from a 1920s column
Cynthia Grey muses on marriage and appearance while a note on silk care and a Puget Sound smokestack claim mix with a Mrs McNeill rushing to St Joseph Mo for her mother’s critical illness. The jumbled clipping reflects a breezy society page collage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. McNeill
Lawrence Music Week guarantors urged to join patrons card
Incomplete mailing list prompts Lawrence Festival Association to ask those not receiving the pledge to clip and send it to the Chamber of Commerce. Applicants join Lawrence Music Pobtical Association for spring 1925 with liability not exceeding five dollars to cover potential deficits for the April 26 and 3 events. Signed pledges indicate pledge participation and no dues were levied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence! M Festival, Association
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Music Pobtical Association
Reunion Under Way at Fifty Ninth Scottish Rite Reunion
Scottish Rite members attend the fifty ninth reunion at the Masonic Temple where degree work proceeds smoothly and open sessions show satisfactory attendance. About a hundred registered by noon with more arriving. attendees include Lawrence residents and visitors from Atchison and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Benson
WH. L. Cham L. Foster
Lloyd Hoa
Kreider
Guy“eyn
Claude Schuun
Art _ Sickel
Lawrence
W . Musil
Tongano
Topeka
Thomas G -Fitcher
Wichita
Kasas
Zer- Ibal ‘Lodge
Port Etion
Knight of the
East
Maharajah of Jodhpur Takes Wives to England with 100 Servants
Reports say the young Maharajah of Jodhpur, the second richest Indian prince, traveled to England accompanied by 100 servants and multiple wives. The move underscores his lavish status and wealth, drawing international attention.
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Maharajah of
Jodhpur
India
England
Publishers Convene Thirty-Ninth Annual Convention Opened Today
The American Newspaper Publishers Association opened its thirty ninth annual convention at the Waldorf Astoria New York with 660 publishers attending. S. E. Thompson urged fall meetings at watering places to avoid city distractions and outlined efforts by the paper committee to curb newsprint cost increases and prevent new import restrictions and price boosts on American made paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Waldorf-Astoria
United States
E. Fhomp
Association
News Sprint
Canada
Treasury Department
Boxing Ban Reaches Topeka Exhibition Plans
Topeka officials cancel a boxing show scheduled for April 34 under the Cudahay club after Attorney General C B Griffith said the new law limits bouts to fraternal patriotic or benevolent groups. The boxing commission secretary confirmed the club lacked a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kans
Cudahay Club
Kansas
C. B. Griffith
Leslie E. Edmonds
State Boxing Commission
Edouard Herriot Elected President of French Chamber
In Paris, during the second balloting for the presidency of the chamber of deputies, former Premier Edouard Herriot won the post with 270 votes and one against, as the opposition abstained. Warner Brothers buys Vitagraph, expanding as a major international distributor in the film industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Chamber of Deputies
Edouard Herriot
Warners
Vitagraph
New York
April Brothers, Inc
Motion Picture Producers
Los Angeles
Texas Women Win Fight Over Capitol Site
Gov. Miriam A Ferguson signed a bill paying 20000 for the site of the Texas Capitol, ending a century old dispute. The claim stemmed from General T. J. Chambers’s 56000 acre award as a Texas circuit judge. His two daughters Stella Chambers McGregor and Nate Chambers Sturgis received the inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas Capitol
Galveston
T. J.chambers
Circuit of
Torado River
Bestrap County
Chambers
General Chambers
Nate Chambers Sturgis
Stella Chambers
McGregor
Iveston
Pitol
Chamit
RES RUM STATION DISCOVERED IN WICHITA AREA
Wichita officials recovered a wholesale liquor operation from a local depot site. 41 gallons of grain alcohol and two barrels with 65 cartons of corn whiskey were found buried in sand hills north of the city. A man identified as Henry Ji of Hutchinson, Kansas, is in custody for investigation. The owner remains unfound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
Gavd
Henry Ji
Hutchinson
Here
Bradley and Greenleaf Given Marriage License in Abilene
Cecil U. Bradley of Abilene and Katharine Greenleaf of Lawrento received a marriage license today from Probate Judge Menger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil U. Bradley
Abilene
Katharine Greenleaf
Lawrento
Menger
Man Claims Ancient Man Found in Canyon Paintings
Oakland curator Samuel Hubbard reports on a Ha va Supai Canyon discovery showing prehistoric figures and dinosaur footprints that suggest humans may have existed in the dinosaur era. The Doheny expedition photographer notes an engraved dinosaur scene and an elephant attacking a man, with controversy over timing and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cali
Assayciated Press
Arizona
Samuel Hubbard
Oakland Museum
Hubbard
Canyon
Nat Kiams
Grand Canyon
Seetin Pay
Supai Reservation
Charles W. Gilmore
Oat
United States National Biusean
Gilmore
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ease Stomach Ailments
A reader reports relief from stomach bloating gas and headaches after using Carter's Little Liver Pills. The customer says the product helped when nothing else worked and notes it is on sale at Ty lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Ty Ists
Art study in Paris and a divorce action headline
Miss Jeanitts Powell head of the art department at Kansas State Teachers College Paris will study interior architecture in Europe with time in England and Italy. C Richard Stewart files for divorce from Helen Louise Stewart citing abandonment and gross neglect of duty with the pair married December 8, 1912. Liberty bonds report mixed closes with various series values.
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Paris
Hays
Jeanitts Powell
Kansas State Teachers College
Europe
England
Italy
Eile
Richard Stewart
District Court
Helen Louise Stewart
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Minneapolis Symphony
C. of C
Einshorn
Beatty
Henriette Camier
Dearborn
Ford
Esther McAuliff
A. Myers
Michigan Street
Mr. Shuler
Oak Hill Cemetery
Fannie Silvers
Gary
Ind
T. W. Green
Ruth No. 183
Cynthia Grey
Point Defiance
Puget’ Sount
Jesuing
Rince Rose
Knight of St
Publishers
Dlect Herrigt
Frebeh
Flapper
Fanny
Lopava
Acs
Ay Lee Sett
Capitol Site
Res
M.j-B
Theo. Porbler'!merc. CO
Emporia
Kars
McPherson
Kens
Leavenworth
Feder
W. L Biddle
Government Bonds
Liberty Bonds
First
U.S
Vendome
E. W. Parsons
Lawrence, Kansas
R. E. Protsch Merchant
Henri Verbruggen
Matinee
Marie Tiffany
Metropolitan Opera Company
Round Corner Drug Store
Bell’s Music CO
School OF Fine Arts Office
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