Summer music recital series adds city concerts
Swarthout dean of fine arts at the University leads an eight recital series for the university entertainment school students. Most concerts are free with a small fee for Basil Gauntlett July 2 piano recital at Fraser Hall. W B Nor, voice instructor, opens the series July 13 with an outdoor community singing in the groves in front of bowler shops. Additional recitals feature Ednah Hopking violinist and Allyn Elliott senior student. The schedule includes July 1 3 July 2 July 8 July 10 July 16 and July 17 Fraser Hall and Bowler shops are listed as venues in the city.
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Swarthout
The
of Fine Arts of the University
W. H
Basil Gauntlett
Stephens College
W. B. Nor
School of Fine’. Arts
University
Frazer
Fraser ‘Hall
Gauntlett
Mispogri
Ital
Fannie Mayianist
Louise M Ler
School of Finé:arts
Gil
Ednah Hopking
Allyn’ Elliott
Bence Sharch
Fraser
Belvoir Lodge Hosts Douglas County CPA Meeting
Belvoir CP A Lodge No. 15 organized to host the Douglas County CPA quarterly meeting at Belvoir hall on Thursday night June 26. A full program and refreshments were arranged. about 200 members are expected. Candidates William J. Hilbert Solan Tugker and Dave H. Martin received degree work at the meeting, bringing total good standing membership to 84.
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Belvoir
William J. Hilbert
Solan Tugker
Dave H. Martin
Navy seaplanes set long endurance and distance records
In June at New London the combined endurance and distance marks were shattered as Navy fliers Lieutenants Wead and J D Price, flying from Anacostia, completed a 13 hours 23 minutes sustained flight and covered 1550 kilometres before engine trouble ended their mission.
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Ington
Wead
J. D. Price
Anacosta Naval Air Station
Endur
Rochester Ni Follies winner to Minnesota
A fragment notes a 17 year old winner from Rochester in a Ni Follies event with the remark Why, Yor makes me dizzy entering Minnesota.
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I. Robert
Rochester
Minnesota
Foes Explain Premature Draft On Party Platform
Baker testified that a draft of a set of principles to guide the convention was prepared by several intimate friends of the late President Wilson. The document, unfinished and not approved by Wilson, will be offered to the platform committee for consideration.
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Wilson
Baker
Only One Band Will Play At Democratic Convention
New York June 23 Associated Press officials announce strict control at Madison Square Garden for the National Democratic Convention with a single band allowed within hearing distance. Delegates may not bring instruments. the official band will perform at session openings and closings and during nominations for each of the many presidential hopefuls.
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New York
Associated Press
Madison Square Gardens
Garden
George T. White
Chaiirman
John T. Hughes
Arkansas Candidate Seeks Robinson for President Nomination
New York June 23 Senator Robinson of Arkansas Democratic leader of the senate was placed in the field for presidential candidacy by the Arkansas delegation which resolved to support him first last and all the way Former Gov Charles H Brough will nominate Robinson and a steering committee led by Joseph M Hill of Fort Smith will actively manage the campaign We expect to see him nominated He is praised for experience as representative in congress governor and senator within one month and is noted as having Wilson era confidence
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New York
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Iame
Charles H. Brough
Joseph M. Hill
Fort Smith
Congress
Brough
Woodrow Wilson
Davis On The Ground Nomination Moves At Democratic Convention
Indiana delegates settled on nominating Samuel M. Ralston as part of a caucus agreement. Kansas governor Jonathan M. Davis joined the field, while James M. Cox’s 1920 manager Edmund F. Moore won a seat as national committeeman. Wisconsin and New Hampshire hints added potential ballots, and South Dakota pledged to McAdoo until released.
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Edmund FH. Moore
Youngstown
James M. Cox
Ohio
McAdoo
Smith
John W. Davis
Wisconsin
South Dakota
New York
William G. McAdoo
New Board Secretary Named for Kansas Education
Topeka June 23 Miss Louie Lesslie was appointed secretary of the State Board of Education to replace Miss Julia Stone who recently resigned. Lesslie, a Kansan and farmer, teaches in a Greensboro North Carolina normal school and is a graduate of Pittsburg State Teachers College and Columbia University. She previously taught at Parsons and Independence Kansas and at the Horace Mann School in New York City.
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Topeka
Kan
Louie Lesslie
State Board of Education
Julia” M
Wheat Closes Strong Amid Weak Liverpool Cables
Chicago June 23 Wheat market rose late on signals of North West demand and Winnipeg advance, closing 3 8 to 7 8 higher with July 1.13 4 to 1.41 3 4 and Sept 1.15 14 to 1.15 3 8. Early session slips from Liverpool cables gave way to gains as funds profited. Oats softened on crop reports while hog prices weakened. cattle and hogs in Chicago and Kansas City moved mixed with modest shifts.
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Chicago
Northwest
Winnipeg
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Corm
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Steaday
Choice Idahos
Texas
Kansas City Cash Grain
To.l
German university students take on work to fund studies
Goettingen reports a rise in employed students across German universities due to economic strain. About half of students live on less than 15 dollars monthly from home, prompting universities to create jobs in shops, factories, and services. At Goettingen 1,000 students earn supper by work, transforming campus culture.
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Goettingen
Germany
Junel Nec
Associated Press
Goettingen University
Folk
Ee Selinger
Want to Invest Money Chinese Are Eager to Place Their Money
Manila reports 1923 Philippine investments show Americans up slightly and Chinese more than double their 1922 totals while Filipino investments fall by about two thirds. Fidel A. Reyes notes 884 corporations or partnerships registered, with half American and capital about 1.1 million dollars versus 1.05 million in 1922. Peking police ban queues among rikisha workers amid efforts to curb the practice. Canada led in coal and several minerals last year.
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Philippines
Manila
Associated Press
Fidel A. Reyes
Bureau of Commerce and Industry
Dates mixup delays Kansas primary canvassers
Topeka June 23 state board of canvassers reviewed Kansas candidates for the August primary. They recessed until Friday over a legal technicality. Under revised statutes candidates may file until June 20 while the original law fixed forty days before the primary. Frank J. Ryan secretary of state said the delay could affect candidate filings. Thirty protests against John F. Hanson of Lindsborg for ninth district judge were noted. Hanson was disbarred by the supreme court in 1916 for attacks on that body and never reinstated.
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Topeka
State Board of
May Plead Insanity in Slaying of Patrolman Scudder
Ray Foot, accused of fatally shooting Patrolman Robert Scudder at a Wichita dance hall, plans a self defense or insanity plea on murder charges. A 100 member jury panel has been summoned for the trial set to begin tomorrow. Foot’s defense notes his Kentucky home.
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Wichita
Kan
Ray Foot
Mileed
Robert Scud
Pega
Scudder
Shoksena
Fdor
Foor
Govington, Ky
Uncle Billy Gray backs Tanlac in Ark City claim
W. J. Gray, longtime Arkansas City constable dubbed Uncle Billy, declares Tanlac cured his two years of stomach and intestinal troubles. He praises the medicine as unmatched and says occasional use keeps him in good health. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 400 million bottles sold.
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W. J
Uncle Billy) Gray
Arkansas City
Kans
Tanlac
Uncle Billy
Roberts infant dies at home in Ottawa
Curtin William Roberts aged four days died this morning at his parents home 329 Michigan Street funeral services set for 2 30 tomorrow afternoon at the home Rev C A Richard presiding Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery John Harmon aged 79 of Tangaroxie died at Leavenworth last night funeral at Reno church tomorrow 2 pm Burial in Reno cemetery Mrs Emel Johnson aged 38 died suddenly last night at 8 20 while returning from visiting friends south of Ottawa home 377 East Thirteenth street funeral announcements to follow
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Curtin
William Roberts
Curtis William Roberts
Donald Roberts
Michigan Street
C. A. Richard
Oak Hill
John Harmon
Tangaroxie
Leavenworth
Reno
Emel Johnson
Ottawa
Berlin judge limits approval or disapproval of plays
A Berlin judge ruled that spectators may express artistic criticism by signs of disapproval if allowed by the management. Whistles and house keys are forbidden as the theater is not a battlefield, a decision arising from eviction disputes over noisy demonstrations.
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Berlin
Associated Press
A_ Berlin
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McNish
Wall Street
Atlantic
Hay Market
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
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Iliberty Bonds
Treasury
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Diario de Noticias
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Flour Mills Company
Bread Trust
London
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Trust
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Peking
Pekin Police
Canada
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Shimmons Bros
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Chariton
May
Kentucky
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Billy
Gray
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Theatera
Gee
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A. Batten
Skofstads
Hall
Draggiats
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Gibson Mill Hofinger & Reynolds
R, L. Allen Coal Co
Griffin Coat Co
CARTER Tire_& Battery
Lawrence
Missouri
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