University Symphony to Perform Classical Program at Robison Gym
The University Symphony Orchestra under Karl Kuer Steiner with Dean D. Swarthout on piano and Eugene Christy tenor will present a classical program at Robison Gymnasium tomorrow at 8 pm broadcast by KFKU. The varied program includes Mozart and an Egyptian ballet with a mix of allegro, andante espressivo and finale.
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University Symphony Orchestra
Karl Kuer
Steiner
Dean D
KFKU
Francis Robinson
Fiske
Mountain
Paul Hansen Lewis Mears
Winfred Casey
Nadine Long
Idne Aitken
Enola Snodgrass
Gloria Curtis
Waldeiar Gelich
Lorene Grant
Katherine Jordan
Marie Starley
Harry Krueger
Fred Agnew Rasson
C. W. Erickson
J T. A. Larremore
Harald Bender
Lauren Roth
Billy Fairchild
George Abden
Earl Hortter
Ben Ticketing
Ario Hults
Digan Jackson
Lee Greene
Hareld Bender
Mozart
Luigini
Allegretto
Dante Sestenulm
Car Goes Into Ditch Involving University Group
A Buick roadster owned by Miss Margaret Barto of the University physics education department skidded into a ditch near Lawrence after dodging a touring car on a slippery road. Miss Barto and two University women were shaken and bruised but not badly hurt. the car’s top and windshield were smashed and a pocketbook was stolen, later found empty on Kawgiver bridge.
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Margaret Barto
Physical Education Department
The
University
Lawrence
Barto
Frances Short
Elizabeth Fones
Kansas City
Buick Wnd
Kawgiver Bridge
Leavenworth Country
Deaths and Funerals and Legion Conference News
Deaths and funerals according to the item list include James Lucas aged 83 who died at 706 New York Street. Funeral services are set for 2:30 PM tomorrow at Funk's Chapel with Rev. Sanderson officiating and burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Also noted is Wilder S. Metcalf traveling to Indianapolis for American Legion meetings with sessions at Legion headquarters. Woodlawn PTA and Ray resigns amateur status are briefly mentioned alongside a divorce petition filed by Walter J. Gallagher against Edda Marie Gallagher.
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James Lucas
James Lutak
Ace
Nesw
York Street
Funk
Mr. Sanderson
Buman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wilder S. Metcalf
Indianapolis
American Legion
National Executive Committee
National Finance Committee
General Metcalf
Endowment Fund
National Legion
Lawrence
Senate probes Alcoa books clash over court decree
Washington jan 12 A P Senate investigators told by Assistant Attorney General Donovan that Alcoa agreed to a full examination of its books by the justice department The committee questioned why contempt proceedings were not begun after the federal trade commission accused the company of violating a court decree on trade practices Donovan said the company president A V Davie stated no objection to the department having confidential data The inquiry examined whether the department possessed the original company files and whether data from the FTC had been withheld The company claimed it provided access to its records but not to FTC files
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Washington
A. P
Senate
Aluminum Company of America
Mel‘Jon
Donovan
Department of Justice
Senate Judiciary Committee
Department
Federal Trade Commission
A. V. Davie
The
Trade Commission
Walsh
Montana
Editors Gather in Salina for Kansas Press Convention
Editors from Kansas daily and weekly papers convene in Salina for a two day Kansas Press association conference. Speakers include Hotaling of the National Editorial Association and Ralph Ellis from Kansas City Journal Post. Round table sessions and open remarks mark the program with salina hosts Rey Bailey and George Herman among others.
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Salina
Kan
A. P
Kansas
Jesse C. Denjons
Dodge City Globe
Kansas Press Association
H.C. Hotaling
National Editorial Association
St. Paul
Minn
Kansas Journalists
Ralph Ellis
Kansas City Journal Post
Rey Bailey
Salina Journal
George Harman
Valley Fails
Oscar Rose
The
Lyndon Herald
University board convenes after dinner at Wiedemanns
The advisory board of the University in M. C. Al met after a dinner at Wiedemann's. Attendees included David R. Porter of New York and B. M. Cherrington of Denver, with Prof. Paul B. Lawson chairing and several deans and professors present. Dean Dyer takes a year leave next June, and Prof. Frank M. Dawson fills the treasurer vacancy for the remaining term.
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Wiedemann’s
David R. Porter
New York
National
Y.M. GA
B. M. Cherrington
Denver
Colo
Rocky, Mountain
Paul B. Lawson
John R Dyer
R. A. Schwegler
Board 2S
Frank. M. Dawson
Russell Knapyen
Attack on Dawes Plan Sparks Berlin Editorial Broadside
Berlin reports the Lokal Anzeiger, a nationalist paper, circulating a harsh editorial criticizing the Dawes plan and its supporters. It cites 1925 bankruptcies at 55 versus 5929 in 1924 and 249 in 1923, plus undetailed cases and thousands of receiverships. The piece argues unemployment, unpaid drafts, and industry collapse mark the plan as a deceptive gain. It also claims treaties from the Locarno Conference render Germany a political colony under French and English influence.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Algo
Germany
Supper Meeting At Senior High School Tonight
The Senior High School Parent-Teachers' Association will hold a supper meeting tomorrow evening in the high school cafeteria. Supper is served at 6:30. Talks will cover the association in state and nation with Mrs. W. A. Dill, perspectives from teachers by Principal John R. Barnes, from parents by Mr. Van Bruner, and Mrs. W. O. Hamilton, and a discussion on the Parent-Teacher Council.
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Woodlawn T. T. A
Woodlawn
Florence Sherbon
Parent-Teachers' Association
W. A. Dill
Parent-Teachers’ Association
John R. Barnes
van ‘Bruner
W. O. Hamilton
Parent-Teacher Council
Lassiter Named To Lead Tacna Arica Commission
Washington January 12 Major General William Lassiter selected to head the Tacna Arica preliminary commission when Pershing comes to the United States Lassiter on duty in Panama will proceed to Arica to enable Pershing to seek medical treatment in this country His selection followed Pershing’s recommendation and he previously assisted Pershing when chief of staff.
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Washington
William Lassiter
General Pershing
Tacna-Arica
United States
Lassiter
Panama
Arica
Pershing
Thief Robs Fraternity House During Night Stand
A thief entered the Alpha Kappa Psi fraternity house and stole a top coat belonging to Lewis Tucker and the reverend John Shields. Also noting Liberty bond figures and a marriage license issued in Topeka to Mary McWinney and Lewis B. Wallace in Lawrence.
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Alpha Kappa Psi
Lewis Tucker
John Shields
Aks
Topeka
Mary McWinney
Lewis BE. Wallace
Lawrence
Nye seated in North Dakota senate clash over appointment rights
Washington Jan 12 A P J Nye was seated as senator from North Dakota after a Senate vote of 41 to 39. The challenge claimed the governor lacked authority to fill vacancies by appointment, but five days of debate linked the decision to Nye being a progressive.
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Washington
A. P.J
Senate
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Nyes
League Postponement Rumor Sparks London Dispatch
A London dispatch suggested a possible postponement of the League of Nations disarmament meeting from February 15 amid disagreements on agenda items. London says officials have no confirmation of any delay. some speculate it may reflect talks between Britain and the United States on naval versus land armaments. The League council set the date and would need to approve any change.
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Reuter
London
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League
Foreign Office
Washington
Council of the Teague
Local club meeting and community notices in Lawrence
Tuesday gathering at Hopewell country club with devotionals and talks on Gene Stratton Porter and South American scenery. Neighbor updates include illnesses, New Year’s events, and a seven oclock supper with joint Rebekah and Odd Fellows installation. Community members and families appear with travel, shifts, and social visits across Baldwin, Lawrence, and distant relatives.
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L. R. Tucker
Arthur Rockhold
Union
Tucker
Lois
Rexel
Rockhold
E. E. Daniels
Hopewell Country Club
South America
Edison
Ed Heaston
Sutton
Inez Doud
Kansas City
L. B. Snyder
McKinney
Kansas
Ralph Ice
Harold
Geo. Williams
Myr
Noble Messer Store
Pleasant Grove
M. J. Jardon
Ray Price
Lafwrence
Tudgon
Leach
Chas Halls
Baldwin
Frank White
Sadie
Virgil White
Juanita Ruth
Geneva Snyder
Jesse Wingert
J. R. Hobbs
Clarence Sutton
3. B. Sutton
Maurice Vaughn
Naomi
Howard Turvis Anant
Thelma’ Matie
Walter le Roy Sutton
Purvis
Harmon
Yakle- Sutton
Fred Wills
Vinland
Rebekahs
Lodge
Loren
Chas. McKinnes
Fred Purvis
JE. Yakle
Christina
Jim
Kassinger
Stony Point
Lawrence
T. Black
Richard Jardon
St. Marve
Colldee
Sadie and Donald Craig Seen in Ottawa Saturday Evening
White and Donald Craig visited Ottawa shopping Saturday evening while Jesse Wingert assists John in Wellsville. unclear context links persons to events.
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Sadie
White
Donald Craig
Ottawa
Wellsville
Jesse Wingert
John
Home made cough syrup boosts relief and saves money
A vintage home remedy touts a self made cough syrup using Pinex and syrup to beat coughs, bronchitis, and hoarseness. It claims faster relief, looser phlegm, and no spoilage, promising cost savings versus ready made remedies and a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co.
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Pinex Co
Et. Warne
Ind
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