Miss Traubel Sings With St Louis Symphony at Robison Gym
Helen Traubel soprano, renowned for vivid personality and polished voice, will appear as soloist with the St Louis Symphony Orchestra. The performance caps University Concert Course at Robison Gym next Tuesday afternoon and evening, featuring the aria Farewell Dear Hall from Tannhauser.
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Sike Helen Trauble
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Robinson Gymnasium
Hall
Tannhauser
Lawrence urged to aid Near East orphan relief drive
The response to the appeal for flour to help starving Armenian children remains only slight. George L. Kreeck leads the Lawrence campaign urging citizens to donate money for flour, with deposits at local banks or reservations at mills for a barrel of flour. The committee seeks to reach Lawrence residents soon so flour can be shipped promptly to refugees. children have given clothes and small sums, and adults are pressed to meet their share of the burden.
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Near East
Lawrence
George’ L. Kreeck
J. RB. Bechtel
Soprano Leads Efforts Amid Relief Ship Movements
A soprano with the St. Louis Symphony notes Turkish massacres, as the next flour load from Lawrence heads to New Orleans to join the Jackie Coogan relief ship bound for the Near East. Corn planting sits delayed in the west while fruit trees bloom and pastures seek rain, with stock expected to be pastured by week’s end except in the far northwest.
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Lawrence
New Orleans
Jackie Coogan
Near East
Farmers in Fields Over State Make Up for Early Delays
Topeka Kansas April 28 Farmers in Kansas benefited from ideal weather last week as spring work caught up after earlier delays due to unfavorable conditions. The Weather Bureau notes only minor damage from freezing in western counties and pests hinder some crops while oats struggle to recover from the cold wet March. Wheat looks fine except for fly infestations in north central counties and late sown crops in the southeast. Other crops are largely sown, with some southern areas reporting up to fifty percent completion.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Voters Question Reed Platform Details and Costs
A political letter from Topeka argues Clyde M. Reed should publish a voter questions desk to explain his platform. It notes campaign expense limits and possible cuts to salaries or rents. Voters seek clarity on rate reform, who benefits, and how labor and consumers fare from any proposed price changes.
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Journal-World
A. L. Shultz
Topeka
Kans
Clyde M. Reed
Emporia
Judge Reed
Kansas
Wrigley
National Hotel
Tually
Reed
Pt Gh
De Soto Birth Announced and Community Notices
Mr. and Mrs. A B Schaplawsky announce the birth of a daughter at Memorial hospital in Lawrence on March 7. Several local school staff changes, retirements, and reappointments plus community meetings and visits are noted, including prizes, clubs, and Easter events across De Soto and nearby areas.
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A.B. Schaplawsky
Cedar Junction
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Schlaplawsky
K.U
Schaplawsky
Pearl ‘Trout
Morning ‘Star
Miss Trout
Beulah Baker
Greenwood
Philo Davison
Topeka
Woodworth
Y. W. Club
M Rsther Nease
Myrtle Musser
Luqiile Gordon
Minnie Bureh
Elmer Noteman and Son
Kansas City
Bert Eulis
Lbtlie Nease
Delta Phiry
Deane
Baker
Linwood
Leamer Smith
Leavenworth
Smith
Athenaeum Club
Frank Saule
Aletha Jewett
Cecil Koons
M. E
Ladies’ Aid
Bethany Hospital
Kansas
Jd. B. Deweese
Mildred
Mercy Hospital
Wellsville
Sydney A. Smith
Monte Kaegi
Leen Il
J. C. Everett
Antioch
J.P. Everett
Fred Thomas
Will Dicken
Ottawa College
Ed Freeman
Gertrude
Waldo Kennedy
Santa Fe
Garnett
Bennie Wians
Sota
Katie Sparks
Diendanne Roberts
C. E. Ashlock
G. V. Longstreth
Alberta Taylor
C. C. Burnett
Ida Burnett
B. P. Taylor
Radak Price
Woestermeyer
K. U
Frank Hiddleston
C. S. Hambleton
E. E. Baker
Buey- Tus
Spring Hill
Bobby Whitaker
R . L. Frisbie
Florence Soule
Cluthe
J. W. Scott
Scott
Marshall
C. A. Dorsett
Tonkawa
Oklahoma
Tar
J. P. Everett
Charles Freeman
Inez Matheny
Frank. Orr
E.R. Heckert
Bell Memorial Hospital
The
Christian Church
Heckert
Arthur
John Blaylock
de Soto
W. L. Blaylock
Near Lawrence
Rexa Blaylock
Ronner_ Springs
Bertha
J. W. Davis
Charles Kanrs
Aletha Woodworth
Carthier
Ruth Kluss
George Kluss
D. Irh.s
Tom Stuart
Heckerts
Gertrude Blaylock
FB. RB. Heckert
Laura Tinane
Marioxie Hhimter
William Springer
William
J. P. Springer
Elvi
Phirin Kiihus
Longstreth
Charles Morse
Marian Glidden
Ruth Gordon
Frank Jake
Chicago
Tibbitts
Reeves
C.F. Baker
Hansel
Gretchen
Ardén Fortney
Dolly
Lora Eastwood
Taylor's
Sadie Hill
Gardner
Herman Gottstein
L. F. Taylor
Taylor
Fred Spahren
Clarence Hodge
Frank Sheldon
Herbert
Harold
Belton
Missouri
Mr. Sheldon
Curtis Sheldon
M. EF
Guy V.longstreth
Sigday School
Ki. E.pillotsan
Dro van Duke
Kidnapping Bandits Have Busy Night on Kansas City Streets
On April 23 in Kansas City bandit kidnappers in automobiles active last night. Five men were kidnapped, robbed, and wounded. FP. L. Sherwood was shot in the leg resisting. Victims included W. A. Bell, J. C. Lymn, W. A. Smith, Walter McKingie, and Charles Burns of Kaw City. Thieves took two watches and $99.50 cash. Fined on speeding charge F. W. Allen, a University student and Wyandotte deputy sheriff, paid $10.
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Kansas City
FP. L. Sherwood
W. A. Bell
J. C. Lymn
W. A. Smith
Walter McKingie
Charles Burns
Kaw City
Allen
Wyandotte County
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Young
Symphony Orchestra
St. Louis
Marquisette
Ae Bea
Cretonne
S. Wo
Honduras
Washington
Amanala
Hondura
Sumner Welles
Coolidge
Honda
Ford Haaster Stilen P. GC
Bond
Solice
Ford
Reaster
Stollen
Masonic Temple
Teeta Jug
Naublie Utilities Commission
Didik
Stake Commission
Mr Palmer
Gertrude Penner
Nell Reed
Bertha Blaylock
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