Demands of Musicians Split Chicago Symphony Future
Amid union pressure led by James C. Petrillo the Chicago Symphony Association plans a conservatory project to train musicians and possibly form a new orchestra free of union control. Frederick Stock hopes to stay as conductor if allowed by backers. payroll costs have surged since the split. Also notes Jack Dempsey versus Sharkey anticipated fight and boxing analysis.
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Chicago
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Jame C. Petrillo
Musicians’ Union
Orchestra Association
Conservatorium
Frederick A. Stock
Ochestra
Stock
Orchestral Association
Kansas University Alumni Set Fall Meetings Across Cities
K U alumni groups will meet in Topeka Salina Wichita and Pittsburg on November 3 4 8 with evening gatherings and dinners in Wichita Salina and Pittsburg November 4 Topeka date pending Members plan to share university news sing old songs and revive campus memories under alumni secretary Fred Ellsworth guidance
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K. le
Fred Ellsworth
Topeka
Salina
Wichita
Pittsburg
Kk. U
K. 17
Univers
Barber in Dodge City Closes Shop After Contempt Arrest
B B Grubbs, a barber in Dodge City Kansas, closed his shop and posted a sign saying he is in jail. The sign claims refusal to pay wife $15 per week alimony. Mrs Grubbs had been granted $1 per week. Grubbs was arrested yesterday and jailed for contempt of court.
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Dodge City
Kan
AP B.B. Grubbs
Obituary of Eliza Beil Magee of Lawrence Kansas
Eliza Beil Magee born in Harrison county Ma September 23 1866 died at her home in Lawrence July 17 1827 aged 60 years 10 months and 4 days She moved at age three with her parents to Edwardsville Kansas and joined the Christian Church at fifteen later joining the Methodist Episcopal church at Eu dora She married F W Kindred in April and he died in June 1904 in Oklahoma Eleven children were born three predeceased her Surviving relatives include Mrs FE Holmes Mannford Okla A B Jeffers Fredonia Kans Mrs M W Kelley Austin Tex S I Kindred Holly Colo Ez L Kindred Doplin Ma J Wospadrere Phoenix Az Mrs Li M Holmes Mrs Eisele and L L Kindred all of the home address with eighteen grandchildren and many relatives Friends in Lawrence report Miss Grace Young now in New York City as assistant editor of the Journal of Social Hygiene She earned a University degree in 1935 and has been a laboratory instructor in journalism and contributed to Foglish and journalism at Glen Elder
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Eliza Beil Magee
Harrison County
Lawrence
Edwardsville
Kansas
Christian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eudora
F. W. Kindred
Oklahoma
R. FE. Holmes
Mannford
Oklahe A.B. Jeffers
Fredonia
Kans
M. W. Kelley
Austin
Tex
S. I. Kindred
Holly
Grace 2Young
Grace Young
New York City
Journal of Social Hygiene
Miss Young
Glen Elder
Big Springs Missionary Picnic Plans Aug Lawn Event
The Big Springs Missionary Society held a Childrens Day picnic at Mrs. Ellie Boursaw's home with seventeen attendees. The next meeting will be a picnic at the school house lawn on the second Thursday afternoon in August, inviting the Lecompton Society. Local efforts support Salvation Army work with donations of clothing food or money. Mr and Mrs Dude Anderson of Belvoir visited the area with Mrs. Anderson's parents, Cy and Mrs Glenn.
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Missionary Society
Ellie Boursaw
Springs Missionary Society
Lecompton Society
al Topek
Diavers
Salvation Army
Bethy Jiniglas
Shawhuiities
Dude Anderson
Belvoir
Anderson
Cy Glenn
Community notes from Topeka area social visits
Glenn and Pauline Dreyer visit Mrs. Anderson family. Miss Pearl Spencer and Miss Day spend time in Topeka and Lawrence. Many local residents host, visit, and attend picnics and dinners at homes in Topeka and Big Springs. A large group plans a Sunday school picnic at Woodland Park in Lawrence with basket dinner. William Henry recovering after appendicitis. heavy rain halts Barker-Big Springs game. Local births, birthdays, and greetings are exchanged among families including Slaughter, Hurley, Morris, Wilson, Dreyer, and Anderson households.
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Glenn
Pauline Dreyer
Anderson
Myr
Ioe Mellen
Topeka
Mr. Mellen
Herbert Wymer
Peet
Ray Cree
Big Springs
Miss McCown
Arold Slaughter
Lorena
Harley Edmonds
Gladys French
Colorado
William Henry
Stormont Hospital
Fopeska
Barker
el Hurley
Abilene
Urday
Lankter Marr
H. m
W. H. Chatlin
R. M. Rocky
Arlene
Roy Lewis
Ronald
Clifford
el Ridgway
LI Abbott
Eugene
Ernest
Cat
Wayne
Frank Mack
Maurice
Ruth
TC. Owen
Wilnm
Arper
C. Edie
William Robert
Ernest Calvin
G. P. Henry
RC. Lux
Lelia
Leotha
Henry Hull
Henry Dahne
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin: Three Rules For Health
Dr Caldwell urges three health rules and favors natural remedies. He promotes Syrup Pepsin as a mild vegetable laxative that does not cause griping and can aid constipation, biliousness, upset stomachs, headaches, and fevers. The ad claims it is harmless, non habit forming, and suitable for families, offering a free prepaid sample from Monticello Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
Tlinois
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