Faculty Recital by Peabeds Ross Gelich and Swarthout
A joint faculty recital features Miss Irene Peabeds seprand with Fanny May Ross and Waldemar Gelich violinist, accompanied by D. M. Swarthout. The second summer program for students at Fryhall is set for Thursday at 8:00 p.m., highlighting selections from La Rete de Saha, Miner Nardini, and Beethoven among others.
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Irene Peabeds
Seprand
Fanny May Ross
Waldemar Gelich
D. M. Swarthout
Fryhall
Univer
Gea
Skilton in Recital at University of Kansas
Prof. C. Skilton heads the organ and theory department at the University of Kansas and presented a recital featuring the first of a series. The program highlighted fine qualities of each piece, met with long applause, and noted the new four-manual Austin organ enriching student opportunities. Summer school students will attend these Monday evenings as part of the weekly calendar for enjoyment.
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Skilton
University Kansas Sharitum
Skilten
Gufienee
Austin
Wes
Inolk “Anon
Protest Against Street Grading Near Ninth and Ninth
Residents from the Eck and North Reveral Jandy area protest grading and drainage changes on Ninth Lyding Street between Siehth and Ninth. They argue drainage harms property and worry railroad right of way limits. City officials say the protesters’ wishes cannot be legally enforced.
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Eck
Lyding Street
Lawrence
Carman
Carman v and the City Pueiters
Fenville’s
A.J. Martin
Milters
Samad
Poisoned pancake flour case reaches federal court
Denver pharmacist Sanjin faces federal charges after a Kansas City parcel post package sent May 18 contained pancake flour with poison intended to kill a jurist. Authorities traced the parcel to a connected plot involving other parties and a scheme to poison a judge and his family.
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Sanjin
Porterfield
Rock Chalk Cadoa owner seeks garage building permit
J Citta Tamsey owner of the Rock Chalk Cadoa home at Twelfth and Oread plans garages. City Attorney C C Stawert voiced questions on whether the garage can comply with the existing ordinance. A marriage license was issued to R Harrison and Eva Mac, both of Topeka, by Judge Li H. Menger. The Stars and Stripes was officially issued by a foreign government February 14, 1776.
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J. Citta Tamsey
Twelfth
Oread Streets
C.C. Stawert
Jadge Menger -Dakn
R. Harrison
Eva Mac We
Topeka
Judea Li H. Menger
George FE. Hart
Chan-' Tanqua
Kans
Rut Harrison
Freeman
Death sentence commute question reaches circuit court
The States circuit court of appeals hears arguments on whether a president may commute a death sentence to life imprisonment without consent of the governor, in the Perovich case. Perovich, freed last November on habeas corpus, serves twenty years for murder involving Jacob Fairbanks. Debate centers on authority to release and potential habeas implications.
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St. Paul
Jhinn
United’ States
States Circuit Court of Appeals
Leavenworth
Vuco Porovich
Novermhy
Habeas Perer
Percyvich
Alaska
Jacob Fairbanks
Presiatt
John ©. Pollock
District Court of 5
Perovieh
Perovich
Thas al F. Williams
Spok
Circuit
Rochester
Restored to Bride After Local Crisis in Trenton
In Paulshore, 74 year old J. Pounds and 42 year old Miss Jennie Stiles wed secretly but were later escorted to a public ceremony by angry townspeople. After weeks of opposition and a dramatic pursuit by unidentified men demanding his commitment, the couple finally married with Rev. J. W. TLineh officiating as factory whistles and bells celebrated in the street.
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H. Tounds
Paulshore
Pounds
Trenton
Institut de Pounds
T & In
New Ca
Oi Laons
Dr. Pounds
Miss Stiles
J. W. Tlineh
Jennie Jine
Polo Tournament Opens Round at Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth and Pont City clash in the last Mountain circuit polo prelim as a 3 pm match determines a semfinal berth. Fort Leavenworth is favored but Pont City rides a three-goal team in a tough test for a place in Des Moines semis. In Missouri Valley Tennis, junior division sees Berkeley Bell, Dean Redfield, Kenneth Arnold and others advance in the second round at Rock Hill Club.
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Kaw
Fort Leavenworth
Fonts City
Okla
Paneo Citys
Fort Renobelo
Regulay Association
Fort Leavér
Oklahoma
Wakonda
Des Moines
Mnyon the Cavalry School
Fort Ril
Ito
Fort Meades Tb
Max Everett
Moines
Harris Coggeshall
Alfred Calvert
York
Coggeshall
Tuesday's Silent Stations and Local Updates
Tuesday's radio schedule lists many city stations with concerts and programs from WPG to WABC. Community notes report health inspections, university staff changes, and local incidents including disturbances on Williams Holmes Street and a police equipment bid.
Primary race for Seventh District congress opens
At least seven candidates announced for the Republican and Democratic primary for the Seventh District seat. Names include John E. Whitman, AV. L. Farquharson, L. &. Kent, Carl Newcomer, Offord R. Howe, and Justice John Marshall, with J. N. Tineher’s Medicine Lodge seat noted as abandoned. Other items mention First threshing in Montgomery County on H. C. Smith’s farm, drought impacts in Salina and northern Kansas, and local school violin classes.
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Toppeed
Congress
John E. Whitman
Preston
AV. L. Farquharson
Garden City
Frank L. Martin
Harry F.brown
Hutchinson Latyyers
Carl Newcomer
Brownell
Offord R. Howe
Gardeneity
Ieee
Justice John Marshall
Topeka
Clarence R. Sowers
Wichitare
Harry E. Dean
Kansas City
Fred JL. Bell
Sedgwick County
German Education Power and Future Vision Dr Kellerman Talk
Dr Fritz Kellerman from Germany spoke at Fraser Chapel on New Ideals in Modern Education. He noted reforms influenced by 500 leading German educators and the youth movement and compared German and American schooling. He plans Harvard faculty next year and discussed Civilizational aims while some locals questioned past war roles.
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Fritz Kellerman
Fraser
Germany
Harvard
Peter Kellerman
Schovl
Tijz
France
Tonganoxie Awards Concrete Paving Contract to Watson
Tonganoxie let a contract for six blocks of concrete paving to M. W. Watson at 1.95 per yard. Paving will cover near the main street with a section near the high school. Fourteen bidders. one lower bid rejected for lack of qualifications. Visitors at bid opening included City Clerk Fieyd E. Lawrence and City Engineer C. F. Hough of Lawrence.
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Tonganoxie
M. W. Watson
Watson
Fieyd E. Lawrence
C.F. Hough
Lawrence
Local Briefs Highlight Highway Work and Court Action
Kansas City leaders J M Parker and J A Alen along with Black Selby were cited yesterday by county officers on the Victory highway. Plans for repairing the Naw river bridge at Eudora are ready with bids to be advertised soon. Fred Zimmerman pled guilty to parking on Massachusetts Street, denying cursing an officer. County crews place federal and state road markers on US 40 and the Victory highway, while Mud Creek bridge in Kaw Valley undergoes steel girder replacement, easing traffic on the 8:40 from Lawrence.
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J. M. Parker
Kansas City
J. A. Alen
Chanute
Black Selby
Victory Highway
Eudora
E. H. ‘Trueblood
Fred Zimmerman
Jondle
Massachusetts Street
Messer
Zimmerman
U.S. 40
Mud Creek
Kaw Valley & Western Railway
Lawrence
Fraternity Board Meets. Article Cites Campus Issues
Douglas County Farm Bureau directors convene at the Chamber of Commerce to interview a county agent candidate while a separate piece notes Dean Dyer urging fraternities to curb bias and emphasize home life role. The column references Theta Nu Epsilon and a boxing title bout planned for Ebbetts Field.
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Hie
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
H. C. Colgladendiy
Banta
Greek Exchange
Dean Dyer
Theta Nu
Ensilon
Ear nose throat clinic and local notices update
A community health clinic will run tomorrow from 2 to 4 PM for child examinations. Howard Price, arrested after a home raid, pleaded guilty to possession and received 30 days in city jail plus a 2100 fine. Harald Burke reported a motorboat loss along the river. Farmers seek chinch bug control details at Farm Bureau and Chamber of Commerce offices.
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Howard Price
Farm Bureau
Douglas County
Chamber of Commerce
Harvest guidance from an attorney appeals to growers
Elkhart Arthur E Maltby attorney writes to newspapers urging they use influence to mobilize harvest hands for the wheat crop here. He notes moisture abundance will push harvest later than central Kansas. Winfield Baptists report no bobbed hair among twenty five Baptist Sunday school women. none are old.
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Elkhart
Arthur £. Maltby
Kansas
Bob Winfield
Baptist
Candida Play Series Promises Entertaining Summer Shows
Kansas University Players present Candida in four performances starting tonight. W H Johnson urges Lawrence residents to enjoy the comedy, noting the troupe’s quality and benefit to both locals and summer session students. Cast includes Mrs Jessica Crafton and Prof Allen Crafton, with Crafton noted for a decade of impersonations. Meanwhile Oklahoma Cherokee Houston Teehee, former Treasury bond clerk, rises as assistant attorney general shaping Cherokee governance. The Norwich Cathedral houses the coronation Bible used by Queen Victoria.
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Lawrence
Spooner-Thayer
Kansas University
W.H. Johnson
Candida
Jessica Roger Crafton
Canada
Walter Harpden
New York
Allen’ Crafton
Marchbanks
J Eation
Wilbur Theatre
Boston
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Houston
Teehee
The
United States Treasury
Tihihi
Cherokee Male Seminary
Fort Worth University
Welcome Eight Cardinals Parade Through New York Streets
Thousands knelt or cheered as eight Catholic cardinals in red robes were welcomed at City Hall by Governor Alfred E. Smith and Mayor James J. Walker. Crowds filled streets from Cardinal Hayes residence to City Hall with yellow and white papal colors on display. Cardinal Benzano and Cardinal Hayes received personal welcomes, while Monsignor Them es L. Heylen arrived for the Eucharistic Congress.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
James
J Wallyver
Cardinal Hayes
City Hall
Themes L. Heylen
Bishtop
Nammue
Penn, Land
Albertine Chamber
Smith
Bonzano
Hayes
Johnrdinal Benzano
Ingate
Cardinal Benzano
Deaths and Funerals and Rural Auction News
Peter Smith J T met a receiver in White from his wife in Chicago bringing news that her father Peter Smith had died at 5 38 am this morning. The body will be taken to Estherville Indiana for burial. Survived by widow and sons. Forty 71 combines and seventy tractors were sold by townspeople in NorwichTealers. Neodesha youths Steffon and Young joined a combined circus band. Plans to erect archery butts in Wichita. Queen Helena af aly is an area shot and can enthust mountain-oimber.
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Peter Smith J.T
Chicago
Peter Smith
Helena Af Aly
Personal notes on delayed travelers and hospital updates
Prof F N Raymond and family leave for Hammondsport New York with a layover in Iowa City for an Engineering Education Society meeting and a Raymond family reunion before continuing to Keuka Lake. Dr Frederick Dunlap visits Lawrence after Denver chemist meeting before heading to Chicago. Miss Margaret Schumann underwent knee surgery at St Josephs in Kansas City and is recovering. Mr and Mrs Henry Hausman and son Clarence of Eudora visit Memorial hospital Sunday to check on Marold Eberhart. Y Thomas of Pittsburgh spends a few days at EF Engel before returning home with Mrs Thomas and their young son.
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F. N. Raymond
Overland
Hammondsport
Iowa City
Engineering Education Society
Tiffin
Ohio
Raymond
Keuka Lake
New York
Frederick Dunlap
Chicago
Lawrence
Denver
John. Taylor
C. G.dunlap
Margaret Schumann
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kansas City
Henry Hausman
Clarence
Eudora
Marold Eberhart
Memorital Hospital
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