Glee Club Concert Delights Lawrence Audiences
The Washburn and Kansas University glee clubs offered a lively joint program in Robinson gymnasium. The KU club impressed with precise tone and bold artistry while Washburn provided lively humor and a standout quartet. Notable numbers included We Meet Again Tonight and Go Home with Dramatized quartets and a witty Rigoletto burlesque.
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Glee Club
Re U
F. A. Larremore
K. U
Washburn
Topeka
Faust
Jus‘tus Fugate
Gaines
Dvorak Fisher
Theodore C. Owen
Strickland
Washburn Glee Club
K.U. Glee Club
Tonsing
Hall
King
Skaer
Ogden
Noah
Foote
Seymour
Tonsi
Earl Miller
Kenneth Miller
Richardson
Smith
J. Marlin
A. Marlin
Erret P. Scrivner
Alfred Noyes
Marlin
Ben
Upon Ising
Buses Face Hard Time in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires motorbus accidents have surged, prompting authorities to act. Causes include light bus construction, overloading, taxi rivalry, and weak route and speed regulations in narrow streets. Drivers blame taxi feints and police speed controls. passengers resist reduced speeds.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Press
Buenoss Aires
Moberbus
Arrest of engineer in death of girl near Furnessville
Raymond Sweeney, Gary Indiana railroad engineer, arrested as a precaution in the mysterious death of a young woman whose body was found along Furnessville road. Police lack direct evidence. a family friend suspects the body is Sweeney's wife Lucille. Investigators drag a lagoon for missing limbs while many visit Chesterton to see the body.
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Gary Ind
Sweeney
Furnessville Road
Here
Lucille
Farina
Centralia
Louise
Garrow
Alao
Chesterton
Ind
H. A. Flynn
Flynn
Alder Coe
Chicago
Opticians
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Flyin
Coe
Scouts Collect Papers For Saturday Paper Drive
Boy Scouts spend after school hours collecting old magazines and papers for a sale to aid Lawrence. They ask residents to save papers and donate trucks for Saturday, with Lloyd Houston at Bell Music Store coordinating volunteers.
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Boy Scouts
Lawrence
Lloyd Houston
Bell Music Store
Miss Cora Vaughn Joins Southwestern College Faculty
Miss Cora Vaughn, longtime supervisor of English at Lawrence junior and senior highs, accepts a Southwestern College faculty post in Winfield with professor rank and charge of school publicity. Her career includes United Press assignments in New York and authorship of educational magazines articles. she led state English coordination as former president of the Kansas Association of Teachers of English.
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Cora Vaughn
Lawrence
Southwestern College
Winfield
Vaughn
Miss Vaughn
United Press
New York City
Kansas Association of Teachers of English
Ten Witnesses Summoned In McClintock Death Inquest
Chicago April 29 Ten new witnesses were summoned today for examination tomorrow before the ninth adjourned session of the coroner s inquest into the typhoid death of William Nelson McClintock for whose alleged murder William Darling Shepherd foster father and chief heir of McClintock s one million dollar estate is awaiting trial These witnesses will have important testimony to give but I cannot divulge anything at present said Oscar Wioff the coroner
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Chicago
Wiliam Nelson McClintock
William Darling Shepherd
Foster
McClintock
Oscar Wi Olff
Paving Four Blocks On Main Street At Kingman Kansas
April 29 report that a Belleville contractor won the bid to pave four blocks on Main Street in Kingman Kansas with C A Haskins of Kansas City supervising the project. City has no paved streets currently and this work marks the annual step toward financing all principal thoroughfares.
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Kingman
Kans
Main Street
Bellevillé
C. A. Haskins
Kansas City
May Docket Ready for County Bar Association Setting
The May term of the district court opens next Monday with juries summoned for duty. Douglas county bar will meet to set civil cases, about twenty nine criminal trials listed including twelve liquor cases and three grand larcenies. Notable cases include Mollie Jefferies charged with poisoning her husband and a bigamy suit against C F Bossié. Ninety six civil cases are docketed for the term. A list of jurors includes H A Tetmore W H Cummings W Green E G Vernon H C Kitem H Capen Sidney Freer J A Dent C S Gaumer C R Rothrock C E Parel H E Epley W W Co Stowh C T ag Ed Jameson J B Mack Hugh Dyer G W capa A G Alrich H A Gunningham all of Lawrence and others from Lecompton Baldwin and other towns.
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Mayne
Mary
Douglas County
Mollie Jefferies
John J. Jefferies
Sie
H. A. Tetmore
W. H., Cummings
W. Green
E. G. Vernon
H. C. ‘Kitem H
Capen
Sidney Freer
J. A. Dent
C. S. Gaumer
C. R. Rothrock
C. E. Parel
H. E. Epley
Www. Co. Stowh
Co. T. Ag
Ed Jameson
J. B. Mack
Hugh Dyer
G. W. Capa
A. G. Alrich
H. A. Gunningham
Lawrence
Marion ‘Cole
Charles A. Force
S. B. Corrill
G.F. Bahnmaier
Lecompton
William Dyer
W. Marshall
Baldwin
Clin Button
L- A. Nuffer
Orin Bales
Carl Kelly
Wakarusa
Clarence
Albright
W. A.simon
Frank
Lutz
Mavion
C. A Baldwin
Clinton
A. G. Laughlin
Palmyra
Progress on Lawrence hotel fund drive scheduled
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce will hold a 9:30 a.m. Friday meeting at the Chamber building to check on collecting the $50,000 pledged for a new hotel. Chamber committees will round up subscriptions and review paid versus unpaid pledges as they continue their fundraising efforts.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
County Sues for Funds in State Bank Failure Case
Beth Le bets county officials sue in supreme court to recover 18280 lost in the Owlware State Bank failure on April 18 1924 arguing prior guidance from the state bank commissioner did not release funds from the guaranty. The suit seeks a mandamus to force the state bank commissioner to issue a certificate of deposit drawn on the guaranty fund. Also noted is John R. Dyer at a KU forum discussing campus organization relations.
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Et Topeka
Kan
Lebette
Supreme Court Today
Labette County
Roy Bone
State Bank Commissioner
Telephoto X Ray Demonstrates Long Distance Diagnosis
A telephoto X-ray image transmitted from New York to Chicago in seven minutes proves the feasibility of long distance diagnosis by specialists. The experiment marks a milestone toward rapid remote medical assessment.
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New York
Chicago
Paris aviators plan Paris to New York nonstop flight
Two wounded World War I aviators Paul Tarascon and Frank Coli announced a July 20 attempt to win the Orteig prize of 25000 dollars. They will fly a 500 horsepower hydra aircraft from Paris via England Ireland Newfoundland and Nova Scotia with a one in twenty chance of success.
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Paris
New York
Paul Tarascon
Franks Coli
Tarascon
Closer ties deepen Katy merger talks in 1930s Missouri
New York April 29 representatives from the Kansas City Southern and its banking affiliates joined the Katy executive committee. L F Loree chairman of the Kansas City Southern Sir William Wizimen of Kuhn Loeb Moritz Rosenthal of Ladenburg Thalmann & Co represented the Kuhn Loeb group acquiring stock in the Missouri Kansas Texas company. The move strengthens the Kuhn Loeb group position as merger negotiations begin to take shape.
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New York
Kansas City, Southern
Kansas City Southern
Katy
L. F. Loree
Kansas Cuy Southern
William Wizmen
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Moritz Rosenthal
Ladenburg, Thalmenn Fand Company
Kuhn-Lodb
Kyty
WEN
Local Boys Teke Honory in Topeka Competition
Harold Drenn and Harold Standing of Liberty Memorial High School won first and second in a stock judging contest at Topeka. Drennon scored 593 and Standing 592 of 600 as twelve schools competed for prizes of 3 and 4 dollars from the Topeka Chamber of Commerce.
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Harold Drenn
Harold Standing
Stu
Elment of Vocational Agricultire
Liberty Memorial High School
Topeka
W. T. Essick
Harold Drennon
Harold
Topeka’ Chamber of Ci
State Contest Participants From Liberty Memorial High
Lawrence Leonhard James Metcalf and Jonathan Nottingham vocational agriculture students from Liberty Memorial High School left Lawrence at noon for Manhattan to attend the state judging contest at Kansas State Agricultural College set for Thursday and Friday. W Or Essick head of vocational agriculture accompanied the trio. The contest includes poultry grain and stock judging.
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Lawrence Leonhard
James Metcalf
Jonathan Nottingham
Liberty Memorial High School
Lawrence
Manhattan
Kansas State Agriculture College
W. OR. Essick
Hoad
Vocational Agriculture Department
Holds Second Tryout At Lawrence Drama League
Additional tryouts for the Lawrence Drama League’s outdoor production of A Birdsummer’s Night Dream will be held tonight at Greenhall from 7 to 9 o’clock. Prof. Alten Crafton oversaw the nights in Green large castle, with Power Line 23-A to run a 60,000 volt line from Wichita to Arkansas City this spring to meet oilfield growth in Cowley County. Temperature fell to 38 as frost signs were absent. April records show a 84-degree high and the highest minimum for the month. Lumbermen elected officers at Chicago. Frank C. Wisner of Laurel, Miss., became president of the National Lumber Manufacturer’s Association.
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Lawrence Drama League
Greenhall
Alten Crafton
Green Large Castle
Wichita
Arkansas City
Kansas Gas, and Electric: Company
R. H. Timmons
Cowley
Chicago
Frank C. Wisner
Laurel, Miss
National Lumber Manufacturer's ‘Association
Demonstrates New Bus In Lawrence For Street Car Officials
Charles W Ford district representative of Yellow Coach Mfg Co demonstrated the standard street car bus to Lawrence officials. The 29 passenger bus with modern conveniences has toured Tulsa Oklahoma City and other towns in Oklahoma and Kansas and will next show in Kansas City. Officials from street cars Juvenile city officers and Kansas Electric Power Co rode the bus today. Yellow Coach Mfg Co is allied with Yellow Cab Co and also manufactures Chicago Motor and Fifth Avenue Coach.
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Charles W. Ford
Yellow Coach Mfg. Co
Lawrence Tadey
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kansas City
Indiana
Kansas Electric Power Company
Yellow.Coach Mfg Co
Yellow. Cab Co
Chicago
Justice Mason Discusses Law as Profession at KU
Kansas Supreme Court Justice Henry F. Mason spoke to University of Kansas students on the profession of law. He argued law is becoming more a business than a profession and noted the two British branches, solicitors and barristers, with Americans often specializing in one branch in practice.
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Henry F. Mason
Kansas Supreme Court
University
Justice Mason
K. U
Mason
England
Tns
America
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas City Area
Donald 0 Vaughn vice president of Kansas Electric Co died after illness at Christiana Church Hospital Kansas City Mo he will be cremated in Lawrence service Friday at Vanena home 141 Louisiana street burial at Dexter Michigan widow Macy Vaughn daughter Marjorie. Fox elected president of Wichita Union Terminal Co at annual board meeting. Dodge City to build school new grade complex contracts awarded total about 76 thousand dollars. Revival planned at Second Church Topeka with evangelist preaching Christ Seeking the Best tonight. Lula Tabbell of Fredonia wed in Hotel Kansas with Probate Court officiating Fourteen of 14 000 patients visited hospital during activity period.
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Donald 0. Vaughn Plonard O. Vaughn
Kansas Electric Pa Ce
Mm. Mz
Christiana Church Hospital
Kansas City
Lawrence
Vaneha
Louisiana Street
Rev
Eleek
Wichita
Kan
Atenison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Wichita Union Terminal Company
J. B
Bank staff is named for Boys Will Get training in lawrence
Lawrence National Bank announces the selection of junior and senior high students who will work Saturday from 1:45 to 1 o'clock as part of Boys activities for the week. Bank personnel listed include I. J. Meads vice president Merle McKinney Geo W Kuhne cashier George Davis Geo T Wetzel assistant cashier Albert Williams Walter A Schaaf assistant cashier Edward Klein FE W Hosford manager bond department Marshall Scott W O Flory teller Arthur Endacott Listerby teller Billy Holloway Don R Beller hunter Kendall Roy Carey collector Charles Abrams Brichacek stenographer Char Banker Mrs Sewell filme clerk.
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Lawrence National Bank
A I. J. Meads
Merle
Edward Klein
FE. W. Hosford
Bond Department
Marshall Scott
W. O. Flory
Teller
Arthur Endacott
Listerby
Billy Holloway
Don R. Beller
Hunter Kendall
Roy Carey
Charles Abrams
Brichacek
Char Banker
Mrs. Sewell
Colors as sales appeal in Chicago advertising talk
Wisconsin professor Robert F. Fay of Appleton explained color psychology to the Chicago association of commerce. He said gold and yellow suggest profit, gray denotes experience, pink appeals to women, purple signals quality, and green suits summer ads. He warned that ideas have no cash value without proper paper in direct advertising.
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Chicago
Robert F. Fay
Appleton
Wis
Chicago Association of Commerce
Train kills two at grade crossing near Scott City
Hutchinson Kansas April 20 AL Burt garage proprietor was instantly killed and Harold Woods farm hands probably fatally injured when a Santa Fe train struck their car at a grade crossing near Scott City in Western Kansas.
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Man Hutchinson
Kas
AL Burt
Harold Woods
Santa Fe
Scott City
Wester Kansas
Carter's Little Liver Pills Praise in Public Letter
Brooklin resident Josep F Glas writes that after twenty years of chronic constipation and unreliable remedies Carter's Little Liver Pills consistently provide relief. He notes he never guesses when taking them and is certain of feeling better. Available at all druggists.
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Brooklin, N
Josep F. Glas
O.K
Secon
Carter
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