SINGERS ARRIVE FOR UNIVERSITY CONCERT
Imperial male quartet members Thomas Fanneile Clark Shipp Ben Q Tufts and Oliver Johnson arrived at Eldridge hotel prepared to perform at Fraser Hall at 8 PM Tickets cost 1 and are sold at the door Seats are unreserved and student activity tickets do not admit. The program features works by Moor Logan Parker and Balfe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Thomas Fanneile
Clark ‘Shipp
Ben Q. Tufts
Oliver Johnson
Eldridge
Fraser Hall
Fine Arts
Lawrence
Liberty Memorial High School
Pale Moor— Logan
Macor
Parke
Robin Hosed
de Rover
Bohannon
Gibson Fields
Marble Halls
Balfe
Old Kentucky
Foster- Johnson
Neste
Chico Leighter
Lrnet
Bolo
Mr. Shipp
Barcaraile
Cydentach
Farm strike causes five dollar damage claim
Telegraph briefs from San Antonio report a farmer charging that an army flyer’s plane damaged a heifer when it allegedly bounced on its back. The incident prompted a five dollar bill from Kelly Field officials as the claim's basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Kelly Field
Here
Des Moines Describes Pitcher Joins Coal Miner Signing
Des Moines figures Collins of the Western League signs Iowa coal miner Joe Zahn as pitcher. Zahn purportedly signs on a telegraph blank, with Collins declaring the fast pitches hide the ball from batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Nanzger
Collins
Joe Zahn
Iowa
Zahn
Mysterious Lights Explained as Steam Boat Reflections
Government officials concluded that lights once thought to be flares from trans Atlantic flyers by Nungesses and Coli were actually reflections from the smoke and steam of a driven boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Nungesses and
Coli
United States and Britain Agree on Landing Forces in Tsingtao
Tokyo dispatches report an agreement reached at Tsingtao in Shantung last night. The United States will land 1,000 blue jackets, and Britain will send a contingent from Shanghai. There is no confirmation from Beijing or Washington at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Tokyo
Tsingtao
Shantung
United States
Great Britain
Illinois Gov Signs Electrocution Death Penalty Bill
Springfield Wisconsin report states Governor Len Small signed a bill replacing hanging with electrocution as the state’s death penalty method. The measure aims to standardize capital punishment in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Len Small
San Francisco Actor John Drew Near Death Decline
John Drew, veteran actor in San Francisco, has been near death since May 31 and remained very low today. He was reported as no worse than last night when doctors gave him 48 hours to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John Drew
Detroit Men Plan 15 Day Global Flight in Stimpson Monoplane
The Courier Journal reports a group from Detroit will try to circle the globe in fifteen days, half the current record, using the Stimpson monoplane leading the national air tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Courier Journal
Detroit
Globe
Stimpson
Two Arrests Reported in Local Police Blotter
Skinny Wilson was arrested for drunkenness and jailed awaiting police court tomorrow. R K Duvall of Topeka posted bond for speeding on Locust Street yesterday and faces police court. Mrs Gurton of Hays Kansas reported a noninjury accident at Thirteenth and Massachusetts with minor damage. James Nelson reported a coal ligin at 733 Arkansas Street yesterday. The blotter noted two sleepers last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
R. RK. Duvall
James Nelson
Wigcorisin, Street
Arkansas Street
Deaths and Funerals Dr William Virgil Ford
Dr William Virgil Ford a Kansas City surgeon since medical school graduate died yesterday at Trinity Lutheran hospital from septic pneumonia. He leaves a wife and young son, was son of Mr and Miss W B Ford of Oakland California, lived in Linwood and Lawrence previously, and was cousin to Mrs J O T Powell. Funeral held this afternoon at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Virgil Ford
William Virgil Ford
Kansas City
Universty Medical School
Trinity, Lutheran Hospital
Ford
Missi W. B. Ford
Oakland
Gal
Linwood
California
Lawrence
Jo.t. Powell
James B. Petty Dies at 69 in Local Accident
James B. Petty of 713 Locust Street died suddenly this morning while working at 200 North Third Street. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Funk's chapel with Rev Mr McKenzie officiating. Burial will follow in Maple Grove cemetery. he was 69. Survived by brother George Petty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Petty
Bowen 70 Dies At Local Hospital In Plain Notice
Mrs Inez Bowen aged 70 died this afternoon in a local hospital funeral arrangements will be announced later by the family in a brief notice listed in the paper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Bowen
Leona Murray Sentenced for Liquor Possession
Leona Murray was sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $300 fine by Justice of the Peace John Clark this afternoon on the charge of possession of liquor. She gave no notice of appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Murray
Justice of the Peace
John Clark
After a period of storm and stress we should look i carefully
The remark urges steady hope after difficulties, suggesting a search for positive signs like a rainbow. It emphasizes resilience and cautious optimism in challenging times.
Sells Bottling Works In Lawrence Purchase
The bottling works on West Eighth Street in Lawrence is sold to L. W. Dunkeely of Lynn Garvey Wall Paper & Paint Co Kansas City and Mr Mitchel credit manager for Harzfelds of Kansas City. The buyer acquires Goetz Brewing Co agency and plans to take possession soon as the seller Geo Allendorf, now in poor health, completes the transfer guided by Col. A. C. Farrell. The business began in a small room near the Lawrence National tank and moved after sale to its current site south of the city hall. The new owners intend to move in Saturday or Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Eighth Street
Lawrence
L. W. Dunkeely
Lynn- Garvey Wall Paper & Paint Company
Kansas City
Mr. Mitchel
Harzfeld’s
Geo. Allendorf
Col. A. C. Farrell
Goetz Brewing. Co
St. Joseph
Ale
County Club
Joe. Wilder
Lawrence National Tank
Thettle
Ar. Allendorf
City
Teachers Have Right to Lobby in State Legislatures
Seattle July 7 Teachers have a right to lobby in state legislatures and there are times when it is imperative that the right be exercised J Herbert Kelley executive secretary of the Pennsylvania State Education Association told delegates to the National Education Association convention here today He said teachers organizations have as much right to maintain committees in state capitals during sessions as labor and other groups but it is not always expedient to exercise that right He added that many aims of teachers organizations reflect self interest rather than child education and urged focus on higher qualifications and equitable funding to benefit every child through professional standards and public support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
J. Herbert ‘Kelley
Pennsylvania State Education Association
National Education Association
Kelley
Grant
State Department
Bridges and Blooms at Broad View Inn Series Start
Mrs Roth, well known Muskogee banker, spends July at Fitch home as hosts Mrs J G Fitch and Mrs W E Spalding open a bridge series at Broad View Inn. Seventeen tables attended a 12 oclock luncheon with yellow decor, prizes for high, consolation, and guest prize to Mrs Banker. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Virgil Wood Tulsa, Mrs Thomas Burteh Amarillo, and Mrs C E Pittman Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothwell
Muskogee
Okla
Fitch
J. G. Fitch
W.E. Spalding
Bridge
Broad View, Inn
Spalding
E. Friend
Roger Wil Hams
Robert Rankin
Banker
Virgil Wood
Tulsa
Ohio
Thomas Burteh
Amarillo
Texas
C. E. Pittman
Indianapolis
Smiths Welcome Daughter Dorothy Louise July First
Mr. and Mrs. Alva G. Smith of 1712 Kentucky Street announce the birth of a daughter on July 1, naming her Dorothy Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva G. Smith
Kentucky Street
Dorothy Louise
Personal notices from Independence and Lawrence
Personal items list Dr Florence Barrows Dr F E Cantrell and Leland Barrows spending the Fourth with Drs Bell in Independence Kansas. Indianapolis visitors Mr and Mrs C E Pittman travel home from Yellowstone Park visiting Kilworth and O Bryan families. Mrs Leland Hamilton Jenks and sons Percy and Teddy from Winter Park Fla visiting Plank family in Ottawa. Jenks teaches at University of Chicago. Gladys Lewin of Denison Tex visits Myrtle McConnell. J A McClellan and David H Shields visit Rex Perry Molf pastor ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Barrows
F. E. Cantrell
Leland Barrows
Bell
Independence
Kan
C E. Pittman
Indianapolis
Ind
Yellowstone Park
John L. Kilworth
J. W. O'Bryan
Leland Hamilton Jenks
Percy and
Teddy
Winter Park
Hla
U. S.G. Plank
Ac Ee
Ottawa
Jenks
Tl University of Chicago
Gladys. Lewin
Denison
Tex
Myrtle McConnell
J. A. McClellan
Anti-Saloon League
David H. Shields
Central Park Christian Church
Topaka
Lawrence
Rex. Perry Molf
Second Ave
Study at Emporia Teachers College attracts many Kansans
Emporia Kan July 7 Twenty students from Douglas county are enrolled in the 1907 summer session at Emporia Teachers College. Represented counties include 96 in Kansas and seven states. Douglas county students named include Elnora Anderson Lone Star Latha Anderson Lone Star Gladys Bowman Lawrence Inabella Bahnmaier Lawrence Alice Goldsmith Lawrence Ida Hodison Lawrence Winifred Johnson Lawrence Ellen Lackey Lawrence Alta Murray Lawrence Grace Fetz Lawrence Mattie Sutter Lawrence Hilda Vernson Lawrence Minnie Yeoman Lawrence Blanche Young Lawrence Paul Johnson Baldwin City Jessie King Baldwin City Here Waldron Baldwin Grace Pfleger Edna
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Douglas County
Kansas
Elnora Isabella Anderson
Lone Star
Latha Flora Anderson
Lone Stars
Gladys Joanna Bowman
Lawrence
Inabella Bahnmaier
Alice Elizabeth
Goldsmith
Ida Viola Hodison
Winifred Marion Johnson
Ellen Agnes Lackey
Alta Juanita Murray
Grace Christina Fetz
Mattie Estella Sutter
Hilda Elizabeth Vernson
Minnie Yeoman
Blanche Young
Paul Martin Johnson
Baldwin City
Jessie iElizabeth King
Baldwin
Announce Radium Cure Paris Doctors Claim
A Paris report says Drs Bayeux and Vau geais describe a radium based treatment shown to the Academy of Sciences by Prof. d Arsonval. Gases such as oxygen nitrogen or air mixed with radium emanations are introduced to diseased sites and said to yield immediate and permanent benefit with radioactive oxygen absorbed rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Drs. Bayeux
Vaugeais
Academy of ‘Sciences
d’Arsonval
Evangelistic Services Open Friday in North Lawrence
An evangelistic tent service under the Church of God opens Friday evening on Lost Street between Eighth and Ninth in North Lawrence. Rev. B. Heard will be the evangelist and is invited to attend the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Lost Street
Eighth
Ninth
North
Lawrence
B. Heard
Grass Fire Responded At 043 Vermont Street
Fire department rushed to a grass fire at 043 Vermont Street this afternoon. Two grass fires were burning but caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Street
Army deserter dies by suicide at Fort Riley area
A 99 year old former cavalry school deserter at Fort Riley killed himself in a Manhattan Kansas lodging house by eating poison. Authorities say he was mentally unbalanced. Lemele, from Duluth Minnesota, served as a private in the medical department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Homercene
Cavalry-School
Fort Riley
Lemele
Duluth
Minn
Eudora Social Roundup Delights Holiday Visitors
Local residents and guests filled weekends with visits across Kansas cities. Families from Lawrence Kansas City and Gardner joined dinners and R E meetings. Several individuals returned from hospitals and traveled to observe Fourth of July events in Eudora and nearby towns.
Evening notes and social items from local town
A long list of church services, visits, and social events fills the page. clergy messages from Rev J J Hoffman and Rev E E Hollar are noted along with duets by Cornelia and Bernice Meeder. Families travel to Kansas City and Lawrence for visits, dinners, and funerals. Local residents attend slumber parties, campfire gatherings, and a rock party hosted by Mrs. William Lothholz. News covers motorists, Mayo Clinic mention, and community routines with names, places, and dates scattered throughout.
WNYC Celebrates Anniversary With Concerts And News
WNYC marks its third anniversary with an evening program featuring music and reports. Christie Bohnea, director, arranged a birthday lineup including alarm talks baseball updates and lectures. The station’s schedule lists multiple time slots and coordinated programs across many other cities and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNYC
Christie R. Bohnea
Epsy
WBAL
Baltimore
Wbal Dinner Orchestra
Baltimore Municipal Band
Weel
Hoston
Waldorf
Big Brother
Whiting
WMAK
Buffalo
WGY
LaFrance Orchestra
Statler Orchestra
WSAI
Cincinnati
WFHH
Clearwater
WTAM
Cleveland
WEAF
Lombardo
WHE
Alusic
Winton Orchestra
Ortis Orchestra
Detroit
WEA
WGHP
Tnaner
Ndetroit Symphony Orch
Kele Terrace Orchestra
WCX
WJIR
WJZ
Hartford
Bond Tria
Laura Gaudel
Frogram
Hotel Bond Orchestra
CFCF
Montreal
Rex’ Battle
Dominion Hour of Music
Jack Denny
Fikins
the Dreamers
Wiz
New York
Astor Roof Orchestra
Royal
Stenographera
Philte Hour
Baornie Saddles
Pennsylvania Orchestra
WABC
WKWL
Ahr
WMCA
WHNY
WRNY
WLIT
Philadelphia
EAF
Just Eiuues Fckiaals
Shepherd Webb
Roo! Garden Orchestra
Schenectady
WMAF
Dartmouth
Eat Springfield
Fio Michaeline Smith
Lowe
CNRT
Toroto
PrRnkhermonic - Ensemble
Washington
United Presa
Breeskin
AWEAF
Big Fourth Of July Socials In Eudora Gather Families
Lawrence visitors and local residents shared gatherings across Eudora and nearby, with trips to Kansas City and Gardner for celebrations. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Milburn, M. C. Karnes, Miss Bima Michael, Henry Gardner and Ina Grace, plus numerous Williamson, Ziesenis, Daugherty and Kraus families. A funeral for Marion Fugenia Hunter occurred at First Christian Church in Lawrence, and Miss Fayl Barnes planned a two month European tour aboard the U S Leviathan from Newark. The community hosted picnics, boat rides, garden parties, and an Altar Society ice cream social at Holy Family church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verda Sommers
Olathe
Henry Hadle
Frank — Sommers
Albert
Lawrence
John Sommers
Golda Zook
Kansas City
Kans
Minnie Jones
Misa
Gladys Jones
Henry Frye
Zock
Scity. Reet
John Riling
George ‘Kirkman
Adalph Lotz Jr
Frank Griener
Cecelia Lechel
E. J. Holland
Holland
Amos Westerhouse
James Taylor
Topeca
Alice “Bigg
Charles, Brown and Sons
Delbert
Leavenworth
Maurine Moore
Memorial Hospital
Edwin — Schubert
Patricia Anne
Henrietta Schubert
Herbert Lawson
Elsie Louise
Julius Lotz
aKa City
Kaw Valley State Bank
Edith Rice
John Rice
Gardner
Alvin
Westerhouse
Pittsboro
Eudora ‘Tate
Marie Moll
Hame
E. Cory
Cory
de Soto
Union Church
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
J. F. Lawrence
Mapelwood
New Jersey
U. S
Europe
Eudora Mills
Mike Schutz
Franklin
Gleaners
Methodist Church
Marley Grave
Lois
Jean Williamson
Jake Alitburn
Mabel Butts
Euretta Kraus
Wichita
Kan
Charles Sheldon
S. W. Carr
William Lethholz
Carr
Clarence Daugherty
Qacar Westerhouse
Daugherty
Butts
Binnie Jones
J. D. Adams
John Moody
Augusta Thurr
W. A. Cartex
William Gothholz
Maurice
Starr
George Lothholz
Adolph Wotz
James
M. C. Karnes
Bima Michael
Henry Gardner
Ina
Grace
Harold Jefferson
Nadine
Rosemary Harris
William ‘Knake
Warneke
Voet
Kasper Habekest
Ohio
Henry
Knake
Fred Gabler
Max Riedel
William
Walter
Homer
Theo. Schoenlein
Marley ‘Woods
Ethel, Johnson
Sylivia ‘Alderman
Beth Johnson
Eva Mertz
Ates Angelia Pammiees de
Joh Miller
Ruth
Owen Iootoved
Otther Son
Carl Hoffman
Hedwig ‘Doellner
Fred ‘Zillner
Hilda
George
Dychmah’s
Bert Daugherty
Pearl
Harold Daugherty
Lorene
Roy Daugherty
Tern
Charles Brown
Dons Lawrence
William Trefiz
C. W. Jaggard
Fiudorade
Kan.l Foilar
Abilene
Kat
Frank Foilar
Roscoe Robinson
Bernice Finley
John*Cairns
Cairns
Indépendence
Opal Attwood
Topeka
Ostar Westerhouse
Hilda Zillner
Innes’ Store
Fred Zilner
Frank Ekers
Grace Rothberger
Eudora
John Rothberger
James Mitchell
Thomas Arvey
Holy Family Catholic Church
Altar Society
Frank Fikers
George Jennings
Lloyd Webster
Frank Hackworth
Daughters of
Tom Harvex
Community visits and wheat shoring in Columbia area
Mr and Mrs Solon Markley and Mary Katherine visited Charlie Brohammer and Alda Brohammer in Lawrence Tuesday. A J Flory Mabel Wingert and others traveled to Lawrence Thursday. Leonard Pearcy helped with wheat for Frank Deay last week. Several locals, including Lillian Alda and Mary Katherine, spent afternoons at nearby homes. George Markley visited John Brohammer Thursday. many attended gatherings at Peterson and Postma homes. Brohammer hospitalized for lingering cough after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie
Pearl
Harold
Carl Peterson
Roscoe
Betty Lou
Salon Markley
Mary Katherine
Simmons Hospital
John Brohammer
Elmer Churchbaugh
Lawrence
George
Markley
Mary Flory
Mabel Wingert
Acca
Flory
Mabel
Wesley
Lillian
Alda Brohammer
Amos Flory
Hallie Hale
Will Houser
Charlie Brohammer
Henry Davison
Florence Postma
Nettie ‘Flory
Vernie’ Houser
Sarah Kinsley
Martha Davison
Mildred Dery
Lilian Brohammer
Rosé Peterson
Mabel Flory
Fanny Peterson
Edna Flory
Blanche Edgecomb
Henry Flory
Penance Shuck
Veath _Churchbangeh
Weinfred
Lioyd Shuck
William Flory
Gerald Davison
Virgil Shoemaker
Fred Houser
Cory, Wray
Noah Peterson
Wesley Flory
Laurie Postma
Arthur Flory
Claude Edgecomb
Charlie _Brohammer
Betty Lau
Frank Deaye
Mildred
Edith
Leonard Pearcy
Pleasant Grove
iJohn Brohammer
Wilk Postman
A. J. Flory
Halle Hale
Charlie
Brohammer
Alda
Mirs
Daniel Béeghley
Henry
Arlie Flory
George’ Markley
C. A. J. Flory
WL Postma
Laurie
Postma
John Bauman
Topeka
Wilbur Sawyer
George Markley
Solon Markley
Charlie Brohamyner
Frank Deay
Will
Lloyd Haut
John
Mary Katherine J
Charlie. Brohammer
A. J. Flery
Charlie Fear
Charlie Brohammer Herpe
Will Fostma
Fanny
Fd van Housen
Floyd Swisher
Peterson Garage
George Markely
Crist Peterson
Wesley, Flory
Wills Smith
Amon Crist
Will Postman
Daniel Beeprhley and Sons
Bees Called Germany’s Economic Powerhouse in Berlin Report
The Frankfurt Zeitung credits bees with substantial value in Germany, estimating 66 billion bees producing about 300,000 hundredweight of honey annually worth around 7 million dollars. Experts call bee culture essential to agriculture while noting the impact on fruit trees, vegetables, and meadows through pollination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Frankfurter Zeituniz
Hee
Endch “Ander
Klangen University
Frankfurter Zeitung
Frankfurt
Zander
President to entertain Mexican envoy after recent rodan sighting
President Conridge plans to host Ambassador Sheffield of Mexico at the summer White House before week's end. He aims to learn first hand about conditions in the southern republic, following the thundering rodan he witnessed yesterday at Belle Flourche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Round City
Belle Flourche
Conridge
Mexico
Doetor Skins Rope Evanston Champions In Skips
A vivid local note honors a group led by Tur Chester Levere and Reihee who completed about 6,000 skips without a slip. The amid coffee drinking and tans among fans marked a quirky display of skill and stamina in a crowded event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doetor
Evanston
Tur
Chester -Levere
Reihee
Borrowing Trouble Turns Neighbors to Warse
A brief note laments borrowing trouble as a burden, warning that lending it to neighbors worsens matters and creates unnecessary frictions within the community. The quip frames personal risk as a social hazard affecting nearby households.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Imperial Mate Quartet
George Allendorf
Dunkeely
Mitchell
Emport
Teachers College
J. J. Hoffman
Salon Evangelical
Cornelia
Bernice Meeder
E. E.hollar
Methodist
Lawson
A. Bauknecht
F. G. Hughes
Kaw Valley
Fred Zillner
Hedwig Zaillner
Regina
Josephine
George Schehrer
Fred Moll
Marie
Martha
Henry Giertz
C. B. Johnson
Barbara Gaile
J. A. Lorimer
Johnson
U.S. Lorimer
Fort Worth
Frank Sommers
Verda
Nick Simon
St. John's Catholic Church
Frank Blechel
Agnes
FE. J. Holland
Penne
Fay Lepper
4. G. Gain
Alwilda Skidmore Oriatt
Fairbury
Neb
James Skidmore
Skidmore
Ulsakasti
William Mertz
Marley Woods
Jessie Marley
Mildred White
Goldie Combest
Angelia Sommers
Garnett Hughes
Genevieve Brown
Dorothy Haverty
John Smith
A. J. Smith
Bell Memorial Hospital
Jess Fraker
Alvin Bord
Fraker
West
Praker
Irene Smith
Bert Brown
Buretta Kraus
Gus Ziesenis
Hilda Helen Gerstenberger
Angel
Joe “Illner
Margaret
Homer White
Lucy Naegi
FE. E. Hollar
Hollér
Poe
Memorial Methodist Dialech
Palestine
Holy Land
Nooe
W. Jaggard
H.A. White
Eutetta Kraus
C. F. Richards
William Lothholz
Ebretta Skraus
Leslie Knered
George Lethholz
Kindred
Augusta Durr
Eurett Kraus
S. We Carr
Adolph Lotz, Jr
Herbert Landon
Gascet Lothholz
George. Trefz
Lucy Kaegi
Leglig
John Edelbrock
United Press
Chestras Ladelphia
Woo
Tsburgh
Waldo Dinné
Esther’ Noble
Helen Mae
Usburgh
Chmond
Spralman
Eporia
Negro Choir
TBO
Lord Calvert
Dante Music
CEP i
WSB
Atlanta
at _ KYW
Chicago
WMAQ
Chapman
George Mulfinger
Stevens
WEBM
TOK
WLS
Den
Wemen
Wls Shawbnat
Webh-W.nd
Mooseheart
Edsehr
WFAA
Dallas
Schutert Choral Club
WOC
Davenport
Clinton
WHO
Philbreck
Bankersife
OheoDante Milesc
WBAP
WDAF
KFAB
Lincoln
WHAS
WCCO
MPLS
Binnet Music
WOW
Omaha
Louis
Hiuls
C. R Springs
K. Voedl
Foten
Behaast Af Dhanie
P. J. Ness
Harry Hess
Kirs
John Chapman
Jessie Clare Marley
Gerald Miller
Wiliam Zingmerman
J. MM. Tarleton
Fred Ziesenis
Elbes
Milwauker
William Carter
Otto Durr
Lloyd Schleifer
Carter
Kate Price
Vanetta Belle
William Carter, Jr
Lota Ziesenis
Columbia
Ree
Schubert
Merchants National’ Bank
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