Music Club Pays Tribute After Pleasant Recital
Celco reproducing piano accompanied Migs Millers numbers to general praise. A trio with Dean Swarthout, cello, Prof. E., FP, Kurtz, violin, and Profi Thift Garrison performed Pai ial. Rev. Frank Jennings received tokens of appreciation from Tub Chancellor Lindley. Ped Schultz presented a fishing tackle and ruler. Term of President R Rankin rose with new president H B Hutherford introduced.
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Celco
Migs Miller
Dean Swarthout
Prof. E
Kurtz
Thift
Garrison
Atthre
Jm Minneme
Jennings
Attoken
Lindley
Tennings
Ped’ Schultz
R. ©. Rankin
H. B. Hutherford
Music at Hospitals and School Singing Festival
Short musical programs were given this afternoon in Lawrence city hospitals. University and high school ensembles performed at Lawrence Memorial Hospital McConnell Birls School sang at Simmons Hospital. Tomorrow at 4 o'clock a high school quartet will sing at Simmons. A university men’s glee club quartet sang at KU hospital. Tomorrow highlights include Kiwanis luncheon program and a grade school children’s song festival at the high school auditorium. Admission is free. The Has-kell glee clubs spring concert is tomorrow at Has-kell chapel. Music in the home and the Messiah choral unions are also noted for tomorrow night at Robinson gymnasium.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
McConnell
Simmons
University
Robinson ‘Gymnasium
McCray Sentenced in Federal Court to 10 Years
The Indiana former governor Warren T. McCray was sentenced to ten years in Atlanta federal prison for using mail fraud to operate a scheme. He was fined 10000 dollars and had resigned effective at 10 a.m. today. Emmett F. Branch was sworn in as lieutenant governor moments before the sentence.
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Warren T. McCray
Atlanta
Emmett F. Branch
Martinsville
McCray
Marion Courty
Andersen
United States
McGray
Jackson
Bossey to be arraigned on bigamy charge
Sheriff Johns and Ralph Lawrence undersheriff went to Kan Sa morning to arraign Bossey on a bigamy charge alleged by his wife Mrs May Belle Bossey and Emma Walmsley of Helena Cal. The officers reached the county court and returned to Lawrence without the man. The case centers on December 22 at Little River Rising.
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Johns
Ralph
Lawrence
Undersheiff
Kan Sa
Bossey
Bosey
Maybelle’ Bossey
Raarig
Emma “Walmsley
Hela Cal
Local Trap Shooting Tournament Narrowly Continues Despite Rain
The annual invitation tournament faced heavy rain but drew many shooters including out of town pros. Monday’s scores ranged with H F Siewald of Eudora at 95 of 160 and Art Springe of Topeka at 94. Names from Kansas City to Lawrence were represented as amateurs and four professionals competed amid wet conditions.
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H. F. Siewald
Eudora
J. E. Quintin
Perry
Art Springe
Topeka
H. Weyermiller
Lawrence
Jaedicke
H.G. Fitz
Agi
Guy Nichols
Kansas
Ed O'Brien
Lorence
J. E. Smith
City
PLAN FOREIGN POLICY MEETS FOR LIBERAL REFORM AID
Washington April 30 The emergency foreign policy conference of senators representatives labor and women leaders opened to pursue liberal progressive international relations. Senator Magnus Johnson urged full support for peace. A Fishbill relief fund of 10 million for Germany was adopted. Copeland warned against secret diplomacy and urged Senate access to questions. Dismissals at Southern Methodist University for Wilderness dance outbreak. Roosevelt named as New York state committee chair to back Alfred E. Smith for Democratic presidential nomination.
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Washington
Deay
Magnus Bohnsoh
Minnesota
Nelson
Johnson
Germany
Copeland
Dem
New York
Senate
Sinstead
Dew York
Frani
Roosevelt
Alfred KE. Smith
KU boxers enter midwest Olympic tryouts in KC
Three University of Kansas boxers enter the Midwestern Olympic tryouts in Kansas City Missouri on May 6 and 7. John Montgomery and Sherry boxers compete in the 135 pound class and Keefe O Kee in welterweight. Jimmy Grier will fight in a lightweight division. Coach Tommy Dixon says these KU men have strong chances to reach Boston finals, with over a hundred boxers from Missouri Valley colleges and clubs entered. Other pre-tryout tournaments will be held in Oklahoma City Denver St Louis Des Moines and Wichita leading to a Kansas City final.
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University of Kansas
Kansas City
John. Montgomery
Sotome
Sherry
Middlewest
Jimmy. Grier
Keefe
O'Kee
Boston
Tommy’ Dixon
University ‘of Kansas
Missuri Valley
Oklahoma City
Denver
St.Louis
Des Moinés
Wichita
Entertain 1924 Football Squad at Phi Delta Theta
The 1924 football squad was entertained at the Phi Delta Theta house with a 6 o'clock dinner to discuss plans for the coming season. Prof A J Boyni ng delivered an address stressing the importance of study to remain eligible for next year. Dr F G Allen and Coach George Clark spoke, and Harald Burt presented a gold pencil from the squad as a gift to the coach.
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Footiball
Phi Delta Theta
A. J. Boynign
F. G. Allen
George Clark
Harald Burt
Clark
Blackmar to Speak on Child Health May 17 Radio Talks
University of Kansas sociology head Dr F A Blackmar will speak on Child Health from WHB and Crippled Children in Kansas from SWDAF on May 17. State federations and clubs promote Child Health Day with programs. Dr Sherbon distributes suggested talks and broad support grows from clergy nurses and schools.
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F. A. Blackmar
University of Kansas
WHB
SWDAF
Kansas
Florente
B. Sherbon
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sherdon
Aida Root
National Board of Child Health Associations
Sherbon
Henry Asher Named Kansas Inheritance Tax Attorney Leader
Henry Asher has been named the Kansas representative to the National Association of Inheritance Tax Attorneys, a new group with one member per state. He also serves as Kansas editor for the Commerce Clearing House, codifying Kansas inheritance tax laws for its services. The report notes a recent marriage by Probate Judge Burl Wagnon between Irene King of Kansas City and another party, and mentions routine visits by Kansas Electric Power Company officials to local offices along with Holton resident Nellie Morrissey as a guest in Kansas City.
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Henry. H. Asher
Kansas
National Association of Inheritance Tax Attorneys
Mr. Asher
Edn
Say
Commerce Clearing House
Commerce, Clearing House Services
Eee
Burl ‘Wagnon
Irene King
Kansas City
Kans
Menger
M. ©. Blackston
Kansas Electric Power Company
Baker Has Busy Week Of Sports At Baker University
Baldwin, April 30. Baker University athletics fill a six day schedule with tennis, track, golf and baseball. Everett Laury and Kenneth McGill face Emporia State Tuesday and Southwestern of Winfield Wednesday, then St Marys on Baker court Thursday. Merle Bollinger and McFerren prepare for rematch with St Marys golf. Friday hosts Kansas and Missouri high school relay entrants. Saturday Baker faces Haskell Indians in baseball while track and field heads to Ottawa for quadrangular with Emporia, Ottawa, and Washburn.
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Baker Court
Merle Bollinger
McFerren
Baker
St. Marys
Kansas
Missouri
Bkks
Baker University
Haskell Indians
Baker Diamond
Bretnan
Ottawa
Zin
College of Emporia
Washburn
Emporia
Yive Baker
Tony Ross Wins at Junction City Wrestling Meet
Tony Ross of Junction City weight 145 pounds defeated Jimmy Demetral of Chicapro at a gruelling wrestling event in Junction City on April 30.
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Tony Ross
Junction City
Tony Ass
Jimmy
Demetral
Chicapro
Feight
Women's Track Meet To Be Held This Spring At University
The University of Isay announces a spring track meet for women organized by the women's physical education department. The event follows a model used by other colleges and universities, with plans to alternate with the May Fete. Miss Barto explains some universities hold May Fete every four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Isay
Ternate
Barto
Women's Physical Education Department
Coolidge Leads in Ohio Primary Returns
Columbus April 30 return counts show President Coolidge leading with 144,069 votes and Cox at 23,842 after nearly 7,000 precincts reported. Secretary of State Brown announced the unofficial tabulations at noon, indicating Coolidge’s continued edge over Johnson and Cox in the Ohio primary.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Brown
Coolidge
James M. Cox
Hiram Johnson
Gox
Wheat harvest help plan meeting in Kansas City
Topeka April 30 A state labor meeting of commissioners from the central wheat belt will be held in Kansas City May 16 to arrange with federal labor officials for handling wheat harvest workers this summer. Kansas estimates needing 35 000 workers from other states. Also Frizell files for renomination on the Republican ticket in Kansas. Puppy stakes semis and Waterloo finals continue at Chapman with finals set for Thursday.
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Topeka
Nebraska
Kansas
Frizella
Kan
Frizell
Larned
Junction City
Waterloo
Chapman
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