Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Notices
unreadable clipped text listing names and places. appears to reference Hutchings Fy Romine Singer Sewing Machine Co and various entities such as Shen and Haridwarss with scattered names like Mathers, Corter, and Print Shop. details too garbled to identify a coherent event or outcome.
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Hutchings
Romine & Soni Singer Sewing Machine Co
N. Surphy
Cy Grace Pets
Yank Supremers
Vianel
Block & Mathers Oy
Ounty
Aids Citnierse Amnes
S. Taerten
Haridwarss
Tete Print Shop
Jawreper
C. Welly
Senate debate on open hearings to modify Prohibition ends without decision
The Senate Judiciary Committee adjourned after two hours without ruling on whether public hearings should be held to modify Prohibition. Several senators urged hearings while opposing any constitutional change, citing fear of perceived concessions and constitutional limits.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
Capyor
Senate Judic Committee
Edy Republican
New Jersica
Car - Democrat
Arkansas
Congress
Borah
Tlaho
Edwards
New Jersey
Bruce
Maryland
Nephew of J. L. Hunt Interested in Topeka Radio Ad
A Toledo styled clipping notes that a nephew of J. L. Hunt and related family entertained listeners last week via WDAF. It mentions F. L. Hunt of Lawrence and urges support for Herman for Commissioner of Streets and Public Utilities. Ad. c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hunt
C. E
Topeka
WDAF
ME Hunt
F. L Hunt
Lawrence
This Week's Events in City and Schools
Monday March 8 zoning ordnance meeting at City Hall. Tuesday March 9 city primary. Thursday March 11 window unvyetting. Friday March 12 senior and junior high girls physical education demonstration. Missouri Valley Track meet at Ames Iowa. Saturday March 16 Missouri Valley Track meet at ?
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Ames
Towa
Manifold new laws feared as danger to U S government
Wichita report says Judge John C. Pollock warns grand jury that a craze for enacting more laws threatens the federal system. He laments rising complexity and the shift of jurisdiction from state to federal level, predicting existing statutes may not stay in force. He warns against tyranny of law and urges end to the craze.
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Wichita
Mar
A.p.y
United States
John C. Pollock
United States District Court
Grand Jury
Federal’ Court
Grovernment
Individue
Lan
Discovery of one of five unknown elements at Illinois
Urbana Illinois March 8 Discovery of one of five hitherto unknown chemical elements announced by University of Illinois. The element is Number Sixty one. Hopkins and staff isolated it with X ray machinery devised at the university.
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Urbana
Hil
University of Illinois
B.S Hopki
L. Ben ¥ Yneima
J. A. Harris
Hopkins
Frank J. Ryan Invites Kansas Official to Albany
In Topeka on March 8 AP reports Frank J. Ryan deputy New York state budget chief invites Frank J. Ryan Kansas to Albany to tell eastern readers about Kansas wonders. Separate item notes telephones between New York and London for a cross ocean wireless talk among press. Also reports a wildcat strike near Ark City and a statement from Herman Breeker about Klan membership. Summary mentions Babe Ruth Tris Speaker Jesse Burkett as noted ballplayers.
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Topeka
Kan
Frank J. Ryan
New York
Kansas
Albany
Uon Tmobile
New York State
Kansas Automo‘ive Department
London
Thone New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Office
General Post Office
Herman Breeker
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Mr. Breeker
IO. O. F. No.4
Babe Ruth
Tris Speaker
Jesse Burkett
Preschool health clinic at McAllaster School draws mothers
Babies and children up to five years old were examined at McAllaster School in a full day preschool clinic. About thirty children had been inspected by noon as a team of women with cars ferried mothers and kids who might otherwise miss the event. Dr Eugene P Sisson led the physical exams with support from Dr Florence Sherben of Ky U home economics and Professor Paul A Wilts in the education department for psychological assessments.
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McAllaster School
McAllaster Land
Eugene P. Sisson
Florence Sherben
Ky U
Paul A. Wilts
OFF ON SIX DAY TOUR BY WOMEN S GLEE CLUB
The Unit of Kansas Women’s Glee Club leaves Lawrence with thirty four members for a six day Southwestern Kansas tour. Concerts scheduled at Chapman Abilene Concordia Hering Lon g and Lindsborg etc with named members and accompanist.
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Kansas Women’s Glee Club
Lawrence
Kansas
Clu
Chapman
Abilene
Congordia
Hering
Lon
Lindsborg
McPherson
Midorads
Augusta
Eureka
Janos
Naomi McLaren
Dorothy Hoffstot
Skansas City
Laura Rankin
Vivian Crouch
Goodland
Kathleen Covey
Baxter
Estern Ott
Pearl Anderson Lincoln
Louise Florea
Coffeyville
Marguerite Fisher
Cazi
Ays
Margaret Drennon
Idosé¢phine MacLeod
White Cloud
Pautine Smith
Korea
Mary Engel
Mildredl Meek
Kansas City
Marjorie’ McKelvey
Watery le
Frances Sampie
Huteka
Laura Williams
Lucas
Dorothy Berns
Peabody
Ariene
Marshall
Leavenworth
Helen * Hamilton
Nickerson
Helen Marcell
Ottawa
Glee Club
Dew Agnes Husband
Obituary notices of Steinberg Parker infant Ebersole
Mrs. Simon Steinberg a former Lawrence resident died in Dallas Texas Burial in St Luis Missouri Tuesday She lived in Lawrence fifty years moved to Texas fifteen years ago She was aunt of Mrs Sol Marks Houston Parker 52 died Kansas City March 4 He lived with brother H Parker 761 Lake Street The infant child of Mr and Mrs Dudley Gilzes died this morning funeral tomorrow 11 30 at home and 2 00 at Worden church Silas Ebersole 23 years Big Springs resident for 25 years funeral at Big Springs church Rev E McAlferty Lawrence in charge Burial in Big Springs Cemetery
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Simon. Steinberg
Simon Steinberg
Lawrence
Dallas
Texas
St. Luis
Steinberg
Sol Marks
Houston T
Parker Houston T
Parker
Kansas City
Mercy
H. 5
Lake ,Street
Dudley Gilzes
Ithe
Worden Church
Silas Ebersole
Big Springs
E. &. McAlferty
Deaths and memories span two generations in lettered obits
Infant son of Mr and Mrs J G Edwards of Tola died at two days old after birth on Wednesday and Friday services were held at Highland cemetery. Walter Slack former Lawrenc e resident died in Kansas City Kan at 100. Funeral from Rumsey Brothers in Kansas City with interment at Oak Hill cemetery. Slack, a noted singer and teacher, recalled singing with Moody and Sankey and performing at Lincoln's inauguration and funeral.
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John Charles’ Edwards
J. G. Edwards
Tola
J. A. Sowerby
First Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
Dwight L. Moody
Ira D. Sankey
Mr. Slack
Abraham Lincoln
Allegheny
Lincoln
Garfield
Grant
Fillmore
Slack
Balfour
England
America
Longtime church choir leader dies after travels across states
A noted young man who led and taught church choirs moved from Fybm Pennsylvania to Junction City Kansas in 1880 and then to Alta Vista Kay then Lawrence where he lived until his wife Susan Evaline died in April 1923. He then resided in Kansas City with his daughter Eva Barrows. A daughter Elizabeth Morgan resides in Emporia Kansas.
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Fybm
Pennsylvania
Slack
Junction City
Kas
Alta Vista
Kay
Lawrence
Susan Evaline
Kansas City
Eva Barrows
Montgall Avenue
Jones
Elizabeth Morgan
Emporia
Kans
Chorus Girls of Today Higher Type Says Broadway Director
Ned Weyburn, who has directed dancing in five hundred Broadway shows, says chorus girls today are of a higher type and from better families due to stricter audience standards and real training. He notes modern choruses are highly trained, with many members functioning as solo dancers, and training is more expensive, attracting financially secure families. The director predicts future chorus standards will rise further as talent requirements increase.
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New York
Mar
Ned Weyburn
Marilyn Miller
Ruth Laird
Ann Pennington
Gilda Gray
Claira Luce
Fred
Adele Astaire
Oscar Shaw
Woodlawn Assembly Visitors Hear Miss Friend Washington Trip
Woodlawn sixth graders held an assembly to hear supervisor Miss Susan Friend recount her trip to Washington D C. She showed pictures and answered questions while Margaret Broeker and Erma Mayer played piano selections. The sixth grade assembly will be canceled next Friday. Baxter Springs Missouri railroad asks Kansas commission to order St Louis and San Francisco to permit a connection between carriers. Missouri railroad to pay. Felder v Washington: Supreme Court denies appeal to Thomas E Felder over bribery scheme involving government officials.
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Woodlawn School
Susan Friend
Washington, D.C
Baxter Springs
Southwest Missouri Railroad Company
Kansas Public Service Commission
St.Louis
Felder
Washington
Thomas E. Felder
New York
Gaston B. Means
Supreme Court
Nena
Debut Violinist Sascha Jacobsen Praised by NYC Critics
Debut recital in New York draws high praise from H. E. Krehbiel and other critics who compare Sascha Jacobsen to top virtuosi. He has performed across major American and Canadian cities, including duos with Rosa Ponselle and Riccardo Stracciari, and tours with Louise Edvina. Local fans anticipate his Lawrence appearance as a major musical event of the season.
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New York
Sascha Jacobsen
Jacobsen
University of Kansas
H. E. Krehbiel
New York Tribune
Wr. Henderson
The
New York Herald
New York American
Max Sait
Jacobson
Rosa] Ponselle
Metropolitan Opera Company
Riccardo Stracciaris
Chicago Opera Company
Canada
Mme
Louise Edvina
Royal Opera
Covent Garden
London
Boston Opera Company
Chicago Opera
Sternberg to Speak at KU Radio Tonight
KFEU at the University of Kansas will air two talks tonight with Prof J W Sternberg of the School of Business speaking at 7:00 on The Causes of Business Failures and Dr R C A Moore of geology at 9:40 on The Beginning of the Earth. Musical interludes by Miss Louise Miller and Miss Helen Kennedy are scheduled between talks. A campus news bulletin airs at 7:56.
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KFEU
University of Kansas
J. W. Sternberg
School of Business
Soprand
Louise Miller
Helen Kennedy
R. C. A Moore
Department of
Recital by KU professors at Pembroke School Kansas City
University of Kansas fine arts professors Karl Kuersteiner and Gustave Sagerlund will perform a piano and violin recital at the Pembroke School in Kansas City Kansas this evening. Karl Mattern will display original drawings and paintings as part of the program.
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Karl Kuersteiner
Gustave Sagerlund
Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Pembroke School
Kansas City
Kan
Karl Mattern
Tomorrow Police Court Postponed by Election Judge Duty
Tomorrow police court will not convene to morrow morning as Judge C H Daugherty will serve as an election judge in the first precinct of the first ward. Those who wish to appear before the city court will have to do so at a later date.
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C. H.daugherty
Cows Sold At Tinmermyer Farm Auction
A well attended sale of Jersey cows last Friday at the Tinmermyer farm drew a good crowd. A. W. Lamb conducted the auction and all cattle offered found buyers at solid prices.
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Jersey
A. W. Lamb
Tinmermyer
Herman Broecker Advocate for Streets and Utilities in City
The notice promotes Herman Broecker a longtime resident with 40 years in Lawrence and ties to the stove and sheet metal trade. It highlights his service on the City Council and four years as Chairman of walks and parks and urges voters to elect him Commissioner of Streets and Public Utilities, claiming thrift with taxpayer money and experience.
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Herman Broecker
Lawrence
Various-Com
Anyon
Herman Broeker
Adv
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness and death of mother and grandmother. Gratitude is expressed for Rev. Burgin's comforting words and the singers. Also mentioned are mechanical dolls used as mannequins to display new fashions.
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Ida Orender
Marion Orender
Charles Collins
Claude Williams
Lawrence Johnson
Kansas City
George Everly
Adora
William and
Don
Lawrence
Tracy" Parsons
St. Louis
Raymond. Carr
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Ida’ B
Orender
Qur Wie
Flordl
Burs
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Lawrence Roterianus
Eiston
Rotary Clubs
Frank Jones
LM. Sanderson
Luly
Hill
Internati
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Aderson
Sanderson
Walter Thiele
Raymond C. Moore
Land
Remar
Rotary Anns
Business School
Stockton
Frank T. Stockton
College of Liberal Arts
Herman
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University of Hlinds
World Court
Washington, Mar
S.A. P
Supreme Court Today
Benjamin Catchings
Catchings
Frank Ryan
East
Social Service
Social Service League
George J. Baker
Airs
C. E. Lindley
W. GC. Simons Wtas
Arkansas City
Vickery Farm
Roxana Company
McAllaster
Universite Wemen'’s
Wall Street
Ing
Germany
League of Nations
Foundation Company
Mack Truck
Postum Cereal
California Packing
Genos Cola
S.S. Kresge
Pullman
Savage Arms
General Asphalt
U. S
Yhrice
Nickle Plate
American Can UV
General Electric
American Brake Shoe
Coca-Cola
International Harvester
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pete Marquette
Newton
Salina
Bridgeport Machine Company
al Anderson
G. W Bergsten
Hiks
Bowersork
Benares
Eas
Rankin’s Drug
Wallie Boothe Slack
Natoes
Walter Sot the .Slack
Rumsey- Brothers ‘Funeral
Edward Hislop
Theacian’ Lodge No. 9
Oakipecall
Rhode Island
Tne
J. C. Jones
Ridge Avenue
Tew
Whale
Cross
Goodrich
Goodrich Silvertown
Eudaly Bros
Ned Wayburn
Woodlawn Assembly
Aman
Verdi Hemming
Olia Carter
Jack “Walton
Helen Walton
Walton
Government Bonds
Liberty
Srd
0. S. Treasuy
U.S. Treasury
Sternberg
A. Shields
W. J. Shields
Cappers
LeRoy
Lou
Birdie Faye
Lawrenge Lodge
Temple
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B. Slack
Guy M. Pennock
C. E. Birch
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