Lawrence Choral Union to Tackle Two Oratorios in April
The Lawrence Choral Union rehearses in the high school auditorium preparing two oratorios Elgars Ring Olaf and a yet to be specified great work. Dean Swarthout notes strong progress and predicts a major April performance as the University Symphony Orchestra is also set to begin work on the ora torio under Karl Kuerstein as the new semester starts.
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Lawrence Choral Union
D. M. Swarthoat
Elgar
Ring Olaf
Choral Union
Dean Swarthout
University Symphony Orchestra
Karl Kuerstein
Romé
Selma Klemp
M. Swarthout
Jones
Lee S. Green
Ray Q. Brewster
K. Bruner
EB. N. Manchester
Henry Arbach
G. Plank
Claude Scott
VW. AK
U.S. G. Plank
Kansas Cities
Lawrence
Gay Musical Program At Liberty Memorial High School
One of the most appreciated musical programs was presented at Liberty Memorial High School by pupils of Mrs F T Larremore. The assembly featured vocal solos piano solo and a vocal duet with Maurice Bruner arranging. Performances included Indian Banner Invictus Sunrise and Tomorrow et al with Georges Elliot accompanying.
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Liberty Memorial High School
FT. A. Larremore
Maurice Bruner
Ty Zameonik
Virginia, Lee
Piann
Janet Couleen
Invictus
Hohn
George Elliot
Ott iVress
Visitor from Paris Misses Details in Fritzel Home
Gert Joseph Diehl of Paris France visiting the United States for pleasure and study stays with Mr and Mrs John Fritzel at 1502 Vermont Street. Diehl, cousin of Mr Fritzel, is connected with the Sesuuicen terminal exposition in Philadelphia and, after duties there, began a cross country trip. He is an artist and speaks several languages fluently.
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Fritzel
Gert Joseph
Fathers Night Program At Woodlawn School
A Fathers Night program at Woodlawn School features eight numbers including music from an orchestra and solo piano works, recitations, a Minuet by kindergarten children from Quincy, and an address by Rev. E. Riston. The program, directed by Jessie Mae Tucker, includes violin, chorus, and piano pieces performed by students and staff, with multiple student participants named.
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Ootiawn Orchestra
Wandante
Trbia
Wierdn
R Mecha
Monara
Lee
Walter HoWa
Paul McGinnis
Quincy
Frances Atant
Bobby Johns
Mildred Clevenger
Es Gens Jameson
Ruth Hicks
Beaves
Woodlawn School
Dirclor
Mabel Barghatt
Eo T Guest
Blossom Ewing
Benjamin Gedach
Margaret
Thé
Hislen
Firsnovermeny
Hannon Hearing Pleads Not Guilty In Grand Larceny
W T Hannon and son Roy Hannon were arraigned before Justice Joe Peace R B Stevens on grand larceny charges. both pleaded not guilty. Bond set at 3100 each. preliminary hearing slated for Tuesday at 2 pm in courthouse court room. Pawn tickets tied to articles including Elgin watches, a H C movement, a folding Kodak, and six silver knives and forks reportedly pawned at Abe Wolfson's.
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W.T. Hannon
Roy Hannen
Joe Peace
R. B. Stevens
W. T. Hannon
Will Johns
Kansas City
H. C
Johns
Hannon
Abe Wolfson
Deaths and Funerals Cas sius Clay Canlins
Death notice for Cas sius Clay Canlins of Lawrence Kansas died at home 1535 Lane Street Topeka last night Born McKeesport Penn March 27 1845 Civil War veteran served 10th Pennsylvania Regiment led Washington Post G A R Department Kansas post commander details incomplete Survived by three daughters Olive Collins Grace Collins Mary A Collins and son Robert Collins plus siblings and a widowed spouse Funeral set for Funk Chapel tomorrow at 4 pm with G A R Washington Post to conduct burial Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Colling
Lawrence
Cassius Clay Canlins
G. A T. Department
Kansas
Collins
Mary ‘A
Olive &. Collins
Topeka High School
Grace Collins
Gentral Park
Robert . Collins
Wilkinsburo
Penn
Emma Collins
Kinsburg
JANUARY SALE AT TELANDER'S IN LAWRENCE KAN
Special low prices during January sale at Telander's 633 Maas Lawrence Kansas. Heavy quality Axminster rug 39.06, 22 percent off. Jacquard velour suite 79, dining room set 95, 3 piece Duofold velour cot bed set 69 and other suites from 95 to 118. Furniture includes chifonier bench dresser and vanity with walnut finish.
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Axminster
Telander
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas legislative briefs reveal bank and payroll proposals
Kansans in Topeka discuss measures on banker reserve funds four percent capital stock deposits, state bank guaranty, and compensation raises for lawmakers. Resignations and staffing changes include Harold Rude replacing Fred O. Martin, with Lawmakers proposing primaries for candidates and new taxation rules for Greek fraternities at KU and Baker University.
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Becks
Douglas County
University of Kansas
Beker University
Potter
Linn County
Pebasus
Telander's Inventory Sale Continues With Furniture Deals
A fragmentary ad notes Telander's continuing sale on cotton mattresses, beds, porcelain top cabinets, gray dressers, and more. Items include a gray den cabinet priced at 29.75 dollars with several pieces showcased as part of a five day detain? sale window.
Supreme court upholds 1925 highway fund distribution
The court ruled the 1925 distribution of state highways funds constitutional, approving 40 percent to all counties and 60 percent by assessed valuation. Justice John Marshall wrote the opinion, while Chief Justice William A. Johnstop dissented. The ruling found no must reimburse requirement and noted prior districts need not repay land owners for pre enactment taxes.
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Supreme Court
John Marshall
Kansas
Senntor Hegler
Wichita
Marshall
Ees
Iif Jt
Highway ‘Commission
Shawnee
Charley Chaplin to Get Money From New York Bank
AP reports government and Chaplin lawyers reached a deal allowing Charley Chaplin to post a bond for funds in a New York bank estimated above $600,000. The arrangement lets him access the money to finish his film and fight for custody, while larger California funds remain tied up in dispute with his wife.
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New. York
Washington
Jan
Charley Chaplin
New York
California
Charles Chaplin Film’ Corporation
Old Home Town News Bullets From Lawrence Era
Readable notes from Lawrence and nearby. festival plans by Presbyterian ladies for February 18. news of residents and visitors including Melvin the telegraph operator and Mrs Joyce of Kansas City. railroad crew activity at K P depot and a wrecked car near Manhattan. City Library receives new books and improvements with Ruskins Modern Painters and Twain sketches among titles. Topeka library lagging in new acquisitions.
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Presbyterian Church
H. Ste
The
Journal
Lawrence
Michigan
Kansas
Charles’ S. Treadway
Bristol
K.P
Aymaster Leslie
Manhattan
City Library
Ruskin
Mark Twain
Nancy
Joan
Rhoda Broughton
Alcott
Philip. Noland
BE. Hale
Trask
Poets' Department
Byron
Shakespeare
Topeka
Local Notes From Em poria and Kanawha Township
In Em poria Fanny Pari and friends plan a return home today while O V Vernon, previously in the city, revisits his piano business. In Kanawha township Pete Fish sold his land and bought a new quarter section from Barber Bros.
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In. Fe
Scott
V. Vernon
Emporia
Petefish
Barber Bros
Kaniwaka Township
Full Leased Wire Service Aims At University Station
The United Press will begin operations on February 7 supplying copy from the press reports used by various campus newspapers. Formerly students relied on late copies from local operators. the telegraph printer will now deliver material directly from the wire. Installation of the full leased wire is welcomed by the code associations.
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United Preas
Tokyo drives aid effort for Near East Relief
United Press dispatch reports Tokyo plans to distribute Made in Japan goods to aid orphans of the Near East. I. Lew Caleman, special representative of the Near East International Association, leads a Tokyo committee with 27 members. Five members of the House of Peers and Kaekichi Uchida chair the efforts. Accidents and city tax notes follow: G D Dail and his son Charles recover from an auto crash west of Lawrence. a gas company tax check of 1359.02 arrives. Lawrence Chamber of Commerce directors to meet at noon tomorrow.
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Tokyo
United Presss
Japan
East
Near East Relief Committee
The
Steg East International
M of
I ‘House’ of Peers
Kaekichi Uchida
Japan Wireless Company
G. D
Local notes on court house petition and community moves
Twenty five years ago A S Quinn conducts chapel this week. AV petition circulates for location of the proposed court house between Warren and Winthrop streets. C and Bigelow plans to move to Minco Oklahoma. Usher guards may see Captain Cole resign, possibly elevating Dodds to captain and creating vacancies. Miss Prima rimes of Indianapolis to wed Dr John Gutland of Lawrence next Wednesday. Maude Bamford ill with pneumonia. Re Hutchings to England for months. Urbansky back from Topeka whist tourney with St Marys and Topeka echoes.
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Gapt
Cole
Topeka
Dodds
Benson
Prima Irimes
Indianapolis
Ohn Gutland
Lawrence
Maude ‘Bamford
Bamford
Hutchings
England
Amphrica
Will ‘Urbansky
Topekal
St. Marys
Toob
E ‘Hardwick
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