Fever Bank Failures Lessen National Bank Closures Seen
Washington reports treasury officials predict a drop in national bank failures for the year. They cite 35 closes in late 1924, with total 1924 midyear failures at 72 and reorganizations rising. Creditors received about 2 percent on closed banks, and officials urge more liberal federal treatment to compete with state and private banks.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
i_ Treasury
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Faculty Recital Highlights Peabody Debut at Fraser Hall
Miss Fannie May Ross and Miss Irene Peabody performed a joint faculty recital at Fraser hall before a good sized audience. Peabody, new to the faculty, showed strong vocal range and dramatic power in German and Russian pieces. Ross delivered refined piano selections culminating in Saint-Saens Concerto in G minor. Dean Swarthout and Prof Cart Av Preyer accompanied. Next recital for semester advanced students set for Monday night.
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Peabody
Steppes
Gretchaninoff
Mozwt
Miss Peabody
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Fannie May Ross
Saint-Saens
Miss Ross
Cart Av Preyer
Fraser Hall
Colorado
Rankin addresses ice manufacturers at Sterling convention
R G C Rankin, vice president of the National Association of Ice Industries, spoke at the eleventh annual convention of the Mountz States Ice Manufacturers Association in Sterling, Colorado, last Friday.
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R. GC. Rankin
National Association of Ice Industries
Tce Manufacturers Association
Sterling
Col
Rankin
Queen Marie Wears Peoples Costume Sparking Balkan Debate
At a Belgrade stop during King Alexander's southern Serbia tour Queen Marie, Romanian by birth and Serbian by marriage, faced controversy from Bulgarian and Serbian ethnologists over her dress. Sofia reporters asked her, and she said the costume reflects her people and she finds it becoming.
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Belgrade
Associated Press
Marie
Jugo
Slavia
Alexander
Serbia
Skopje
Sofia
Iit
Douglas Fairbanks in The Thief of Bagdad at the Bowersock
The article promotes Douglas Fairbanks in The Thief of Bagdad from Arabian Nights. It extols the film as magical and unprecedented on screen, outlines Ahmed the Thief and his adventures from Bagdad through fantastical realms, and notes sensational scenes and trials culminating in the Princess’s choice and the Thief’s redemption.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Bagdad
Bowersock
Araby
Magic City
East
Ahmed
Avery
Prince Ahmed
The Thief of Bagdad at Bowersock theater review
Douglas Fairbanks stars in The Thief of Bagdad a dazzling fantasy film praised for its trick photography magical moves and stunning Arabian setting. The reviewer calls it a joy to behold appealing to children and adults alike and argues cinema’s finest form is fairy tale fantasy.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Bagdad
Jelvers
Hawaii National Guard to Be Called for Naval Maneuvers
On Oahu the Hawaii National Guard would be activated to aid the Army in repulsing an anticipated fleet strike during spring naval maneuvers pending a $20,000 pay and allowances appropriation. Territorial Adjutant General Colonel Perry M. Smoot has asked Washington for the funds to mobilize guardsmen.
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Honolulu
Associated Press
Hawaii National Guard
Oahu Island
Hawaiian Department of the Army
Washington
Perry M. Smoot
Territorial
Baldwin notices and club reports from January events
Baldwin residents read about Sutton Cemetery Association lunch proceeds from wolf round up near U B church corner, Shakespeare Club’s As You Like It quotations, and upcoming Choral Union Impressario opera. Reports mention Mrs Wall ter King, Dr Cogeshall talk, mumps, hospital X ray, ministers wives meeting, and illnessed members.
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Sutton Cemetery Association
Baldwin
U. B. Church Corner
Shakespeare Club
Walter King
Lawrence
David McKinney
H. &. Ebright
Ottawa
Baker University Lecture Association
Arthur Coogeshall
Carnegie Museum of Pittsburg
Cogeshall
Choral Union
Hinsdale
New York
Kansas City
Topeka
Anna Millar
Dean L.A. Rowland
The
Florence Bennett
St.Joseph
Dean Elizzabeth Beniley
Dean Elizzabeth Beniley In the Ambulance On Tuesday. Miss Bennett
St. Joseph
New Methodist Hospital
Bentley
Baldwin News Highlights Local Movements and W C T U Meeting
Frank Sell spent Friday in Ottawa on business. William Bennett returned to his Melvern home after two weeks in Baldwin due to his mother Mrs B S Bennett illness and death. Rep and Mrs C E Beeks returned from Topeka and will stay until Monday. Mrs J W Counts came back from Wilson to visit daughter Mrs W D McKittrick. The W C T U held a Friday meeting at First Methodist in Baldwin celebrating the 18th amendment adoption with talks on prohibition history led by Mrs J W Wilder and Mrs E. Eugene Ware's poem The Washer Woman's Lole was read. Mrs Sam Haigh, president, was absent due to Lawrence meeting. Bible Riley class hosted by Mrs G B Merry with music by Lola Burton and Sigs Nev Johnston. Thirty members attended despite icy sidewalks. After poems and a game, a business meeting planned activities for the new year and refreshments were served.
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Baldwin
W. A. Uhl
Dean’ ‘Bentley
Ministers’ Wives Association
Lyle Cutler
Ida Adriance
A.W. Dick
L. Edwards
Helen Cutler
Milfred Woestemyer
H. K. Ebright
Harriett Way
Mirs
Ella. Wise
Harriett W. Ruble
Mary Cutler
Isabelle Eliott
John Wise
Wilbur N. Mason
Pittsburg
Mason
Baker
Topeka
Wlm. Balch
Helen Moorhead
Frank Sell
Ottawa
William Bennett
Melvern
B. S. Bennett
C. E. Beeks
J. W. Counts
Wilson
Kansas
W. D. McKittrick
Woc
First Methodist Church
J. W. Wilder
CL Leonard Read
Eugene Ware
Emily Stuart Lawrence
Sabetha
D. Potts
M Snodgrass
California Fig Syrup Ad Emphasizes Safe Laxative Use
An advertisement praises California Fig Syrup for children as a pleasant tasting laxative suitable for feverish, sick, or constipated kids. It claims gentle action without cramps, notes no narcotics, and urges asking for the genuine product with age specific directions printed on the bottle.
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