Philharmonic in the Groove at Kansas U Concert
The Philharmonic dominated the closing Liszt piece with brass and fortissimo as Liszt's Les Preludes closed the Kansas U concert. Sibelius was featured with Canzonetta and Finlandia. Skilton’s Handel transcription earned applause amid intermission. A Colgate swimming captain, Jack Vergeichk, led a college dance band to pay his way.
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Kansas
Jean Sibelius
Karl Krueger
Sibelius
Finlandia
Mannerheim
Charles Sanford Skilton
Professor Skilton
Harry Lillis Crosby
Debussy
C. B. Holmes
Debated Trade Pact Divides Democrats and Republicans
Washington lawmakers clash over a three year extension of the reciprocity trade program. Representative Robertson argues it fights brute force and boosts peace, while Representative Knutson says it drags the U S to a neon level and displaces American labor. Chairman Doughton says the issue transcends partisanship despite partisan tones.
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United States
Robertson
Dva
Knutson
R-Minn
House
Doughton
D-N.c
Ways and Means Committee
William McKinley
Gearhart
R-Calif
McKinley
Cuba
Book Dealers Elect Topeka Officers At Convention
Phil M. Anderson of Newton reelected president of the Kansas Book Dealers association at the 24th annual convention in Topeka. Officers also reelected include John A. Crow vice president George Geiger secretary treasurer Mary S Anderson acting secretary treasurer Mason McCarty Harry Tibbs Charles L. Mitchell R. S. Markwell Crow and Geiger are directors. next year s convention will be held in Topeka February 16 18.
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Phil M. Anderson
Newton
Kansas Book Dealers Association
John A. Crow
George Geiger
Leavenworth
Mary S. Anderson
Mason McCarty
Emporia
Harry Tibbs
Kansas City
Kan
Charles L. Mitchell
R. S. Markwell
Hays
Crow
Geiger
Bert
Bobby Lothholz
Mr. Nichols
Katherine Dissinger
Snow White
the Seven Dwarfs
Maxine Diedrich
Doc
Buddy Wilson
Happy
Richard Harkness
Sneezy
Billy Edwards
Grumpy
Billy
Neustifter
Bashful
Wayne Daugherty
William Neustifter
Pearl Rosenau
P.T.A
Weidensaul
Bernice Davis
DeSoto High Schools
Eudora
Death of Robert Barnett 14 At St Luke’s Hospital Kansas City
Robert Barnett son of Mr and Mrs Clarence L Barnett of Garnett died February 17 at St Luke's hospital in Kansas City. He was 14 and a Garnett high school freshman. Survived by his parents and one sister. His father served in France with the Thirty fifth division. Before the war he belonged to the headquarters company of the First Kansas Infantry and was known to many members of Lawrence military organizations.
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Clarence L. Barnett
Garnett
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Garnett High School
France
First
Kansas Infantry
Lawrence
Youth is Storm Victim in Michigan Snow Search
In Petoskey Michigan a 13 year old boy David Devernay Jr was found dead in a remote area near Sturgeon Bay after guides and a dog team traced the path of the frightened runaway. Another boy Donald Douglas age 13 reached an Indian cabin near the bay and described leaving his companion exhausted in the fatal conditions. Searchers raced through deep drifts by sleigh and on foot but could not save him.
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Petoskey
Mich
Tunaway Boy
David Devernay, Jr
Sturgeon Bay
Donald Douglas
Canal Builder Ferdinand and a Puzzle of Clues
A crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with answers like canal builder Ferdinand and various ancient and common terms. Readers decipher names, places, and objects from crowded, mixed hints across grid positions.
Cleavage in Illinois Democratic ranks sparks primary clash
In Illinois, defections split the Democratic ranks as a new anti organization front forms against the state central committee. Lieut. Gov. Stelle joins Barrett and Maypole in opposing the harmony slate, while U. S. Senator Slattery faces challenges from Adamowski and Sullivan amid a brewing intra party battle ahead of the April 9 primary.
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Chicago
Witnois Democratic
State Central Committee
Edward J. Kelly
P. A. Nash
Henry Horner
Harmony
John Stelle
Harry B. Hershey
Edward J. Barrett
George Maypole
U. S
James M. Slattery
Benjamin
Adamowski
Gael Sullivan
Stelle-Barrett
Sullivan
Kelly
Illinois
Young Democratic Organization
Senator Slattery
Slattery
Washington
Iraqi cabinet resigns as Rashid Ali Gilani to form new government
The Exchange Telegraph Agency reports the Iraqi cabinet has resigned. A new cabinet under Rashid Ali Gilani was expected to be formed tonight, with former premier Gen. Muri Es-Said possibly becoming foreign minister.
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Iraq
London
Exchange Telegraph Agency
British
Rashid Ali Gailani
Muri Es-Said
Eudora social news highlights and local gathers
Numerous social visits and dinners mark the week in Eudora with appearances by Adams Beach Comfort and Kazmaeir families. Lawrence, Topeka, and Kansas City guests share meals while local clubs advance plans and annual meetings.
Obituary for Mrs A T Fincher Araminta Berminger
Araminta Berminger Fincher, born in Gattawissa Pennsylvania on July 23 1848, died at the home of her daughter. Funeral arrangements not specified in the fragment.
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Araminta Berminger
Gattawissa
Mrs Roscoe Pine 91 Died After Long Life in Kansas
Mrs Roscoe Pine age 91 6 24 resided Route 5 born in Cattawissa married Abel Thomas Fincher August 8 1867 in 1869 moved to Lawrence Kansas built home there joined Centenary Methodist church about 1896 and remained faithful until death. Mr Fincher died February 6 1921. Survived by seven children including son Harry and others Will of Tonganoxie Charles and John of
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Roscoe Pine
Cattawissa
Abel Thomas Fincher
Lawrence
Kan
Centenary Methodist Church
Fincher
Harry
Will
Tonganoxie
Charles
John
Family genealogy note lists extended descendants and locations
Carrie Manley of Kansas City Kansas Cora King of Kansas City Missouri Fannie Lemon of Denver Kate Pine of Lawrence and a brother Wilson of Williamsburg New Jersey. sixteen grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren are mentioned in the record.
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Carrie Manley
Kansas City
Kan
Cora King
Fannie Lemon
Denver
Colo
Kate Pine
Wilson
Williamsburg
N. J
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