What Little Symphony concert faltered in Ottawa
Ottawa audience saw a concert by the What Little Symphony orchestra fail to pay out as fifty guarantors offered to cover the fees. The piece discusses cultural planning for Washington and cites remarks by Nichols of Kansas City praising engineering while noting plans were not followed. It also mentions a French altitude record and Crime stories in yesterday’s Journal World and a Wisconsin professor Glenn Frank on learning.
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What Little Symphony
Ottawa
Ottawi
Nichols
Kansas City
Senate
Washington
Park
City of
District of Columbia
MacReady
Reaiun
DAS Xews
Journal World
At Rence
Glenn Frank
Wisconsin University
Vask
Pardon Scandal Sparks Kansas Court Action
The piece discusses overproduction, the pardon scandal tied to the Davis administration, and a court case over money reportedly tied to a pardon. It notes questions about whether a bribe or fee was involved, and references ongoing concerns about parole handling in Kansas. It also mentions Warhington style optimism and a Tacna Arica settlement plan.
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Davis
Imoney iv Knossr
Init
Topéka
Zon
Kansas
Warhingtytt
Steven Txperis
Chil
Peru
City Candidates Share Spring Election Talks
A letter from Albert Kuittle notes his city attorney candidacy and mentions John Tait visiting to discuss studies. The city council authorized gas lamp contracts, while residents debate snow removal and sidewalk safety. Readers reference new books at the city library and discuss a Tennessee immigration arrival as a potential population shift.
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Albert Kuittle
John Tait
Wiltreth
United States
Irving
Washington
Cicero
Hinter
Mr. Moxander
Fae de Mille
Tily
Joaquin
St- Ballantyne
Tennessee
North Topeka
St. Louis
Kansas
Twenty Five Years Ago Notices from Local Community
A column recalls events from twenty five years ago including Marien leaving for California to join a brother in business and Elks rooms being readied above the Pacific Exposition office. Mrs Sayre travels to Ann Arbor to visit her daughter while Mrs Woodward plans return from California. Frank Fans heads to San Diego. his sister goes to Denver. Miss Evans visits Denver. Mrs Krohn arrives in Lawrence to visit A D Weaver. A Dinglestadt surprise party occurs. Frank Banks moves from Chicago to Topeka as Santa Fe auditor. Owl club at the high school hosts a social afternoon with games and prizes for Madie Marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krohn
Chitagoa
Lawrence
A. D. Weaver
Mabel
Dinglestadt
Frank Banks
Chicazo
Topeka
Santa
Prizes Awarded At Hosiery Ad Promotion Event
The article notes prizes for a beef drawing contest with winners Miss Schneider, Margaret Rake, and Ferne Shane. Judges listed as J. Gordon Gib Sr, John T. Meare, and met Willis. Merchan's Athletic Club hosted thirteen Topeka Bowling Team members, with a duckpin game drawing the main interest and Lawrence taking top honors for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innes
Bullenz & Hackman’s
epWarded
Sehneider
Margaret Rake
Ferneshane
J. Gorton Gib
John T. Meare
Willis
Merchan
Lawrence
Kuhne
Bromersick
Suah
Phillipe
Miller
Ehi
Naan
Soe
Old Mexico
Uake
Commemorative Events and Historical Remembrance Across Nations
A collage of dates and figures marks anniversaries and gatherings. Maryland observes explosive incidents, Birmingham recalls a deadly tornado, New York City remembers a factory fire. George Sutherland approaches a 165th year in public service. Global groups plan conferences in London Geneva and a U.S. auto association considers national motor vehicle policy.
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Maryland
Birmingham
New York City
George Sutherland
Supreme Cant of the
United States
Utah
English National Union of Students
Tandy
Barcasda
Geneva
League of Nation
America Automobile Elation Sn
Congress
Washington
Meter Lourington
Wirhwns
Coil
Special Class Meets at Fort Leavenworth
Brigadier General Don A White of Salem Oregon has been elected president of Fort Leavenworth's special class. The 32 national guard and reserve officers come from 22 states and are joined by Fort Leavenworth leadership including Brig Gen Edward L King Col Louis J Van Schack and Col Robert L Collins. They dined in Nanias City Missouri and attended a maneuvers exercise led by Maj Simon B Buckner Jr as Kansas City reserve officers prepared to take command roles.
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Fort Leavenworth
Nannas City
110Th Engineers
Simon B. Buckner
General Service
Kansas City
Italians Read Little as Guides Aid Young Authors
Rome survey by geologists notes Italians read far less than other nations' citizens. In Rome population near 900000 has only about a dozen major bookshops, mostly focused on arts, technicians, and political books.
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Rome
Technien
Son of Explorer Peary Howes to Visit North Pole Region
New York MLA Wohert Vessey, son of the famed Peary explorer, plans a June trip from Lehigh University to Greenland with the Putnam Williams expedition. He will be a full participant under Captain Bury Martlett aboard the Morrissey to gather material for the Hall of Ocean Life at the American Museum. The party includes K C Raven, Frederick Limekiller, and Van Campalen Heiner. Kaud Rasmussen may join.
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Peary Howes
North Pole
Wohert Vessey
Paren
Doetribuie Shudi
Lehigh University
Putnam-Williams
Greenland
Hall of Ocean Life
American Museum of Natural
Tis Young
Bury Nartlett
Young Peary
Long
K. C. Raven
Museum
George Palmer Putnam
Harrison Williams
Petty
Frederick Limekiller
van Campalen Heiner
Kaud Rasmussen
Put- David
Baldwin News of Baldwin Kansas Social Notes
Mrs Elna White and daughter Mary Elizabeth return to Lawrence after a visit with Mrs Joseph White. Dean Grate Irwin attended a Warren Deanery meeting in Kansas. Girls Glee Club sang at Fort Scott and faced a long bus journey home. The club director was Professor Harold Harvey with readers and soloists noted. A Wellsville recital is planned. Mrs Laura Pearson announces the marriage of Dorothy Pearson to George Newlands in Angeles with Baldwin roots. The groom resides in Lawrence and works for Crescent Creamery in Glendale Cal. Other local movements include Mrs DeT Lansen visiting Clay Center then Baldwin and trip to Adrian Missouri. Rev Zed Wright and party attended funeral services for Mrs Zed Wright.
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Elna White
Mary Elizabeth
Lawrence
Hom
M Newshower
Harold Harvey
Mildren Buckner
Lenore Williams
Helen Moorhead
Pauline Clinger
Helen Good
Lucille
Evelyn Warner
Alicea Severy
Wellsville
Laura Pearson
Baldwin
Rothy Pearson
George Newlands
Angeles
Tow
Fay Wright
A. W. Wright
Denver
Colo
Zed Wright
Wrights
J. H
C. A. Laneay
Reading Club
H Hill
Harriett W. Ruble
Grace Iewin
Alpha L. Owens
Nassenet
Owens
C. W. Lawrence
H. R. Harvey
W W. Bailey
Mry
Glass
Baldwin High School
Jolin Ruchty
Hutchinser
Ernest Phillips
Ruechty
S. H. Little
W. F. Davis
Mr. Little
Garnett
P. EL QO. S
Homer. K. Ebright
Allie’ Gayle Quayle
Samuel A. Deel
C. K
Frank EB. Wolf
Alfred E.leach
Leach
Charles E
Luiz Cutler
P. & O. Quartette
J. N. Campbell
E. E. Wolf
H. Ry. Ebright
C. E. Beeks
Baker
Edward Cragoe
A. Deel
H. KK
Ebright
W. M. Clark
Gilbert
Mi. Gander
Floreld KR. Harvey
Lyle C. Cutler
Thome Iteheack
Frank E. Wolf
M. W. Markham
J. TH. Campbell
A Grace Javin
Miss. Leach
Dean
Pleasant Valley Farmers Union Holds Meeting and Installations
Pleasant Valley Farmers Union met at the school house last Thursday. Officers for the coming year were installed by C. C. Guertsenberger of Eudora. New officers include A. L. Holcom president H. B. Amies president Eddy Tilian secretary treasurer J. S. Todd lex conductor and W. H. Banning lecturer. A farmers life insurance talk by FHegins of Iowa followed. Children performed songs and games while neighbors visited. junior baseball practice began for the Twilight League.
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Pleasant Valley Farmers Union
C. C. Guertsenberger
Eudora
Cers
A. L. Holcom
H. B. Amies
Eddy Tilian
W. H. Banning
Guertsenberger
Fhegins
Iowa
Farmers Life Insurance
Farmers Union Mutual. Life Insurance Co
Oscar Leonard
Mildred Maloney
Looby Lou
Jolly Miller
Dixie
Columbia
Boy's Glee Club
Farmers Union
Edd Than
Crissie Richardson
Abe Hocom
W. J. Bankier
Huzh Axe
Short
Tebler
Charlie Curtis
Pan
Wilma
Harry Johnson
Clnton
Lloyd
Charles Shuck
William
Alec Lind
Igasant Grove
Walter Howard
Anna Peters
Mable
Vinton
Peters
Fairview
Vinland
Mildred
Slavia Maloney
Arthur Cummites
H. B. Axe
A. L. Holsom
C. T. Richardson
Ed Thian
Farmers UN
Hopewell News Roundup From Model Neighborhood
Saturday events at Hopewell school house include Dorothy Tobier and family visiting Lawrence. Arthur Cummings receives a telephone installed by A L Holcomb. Local residents share weekend visits and moves, including the Dulin family to a new home, and Alfred and Aileen returning to school after exams. Obit notes Frank Anderson of Oberlin presides over the K club at the State Teachers College.
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Hopewell
Dorothy Tobier
H. B. Axe
Eunice
Shuck
Evlyn
Lawrence
Chares
A. L. Holcomb
Arthur Cummings
H.R. Axe
Evy
Nice Tebler
Arthur Holccm
Model
Frank Anderson
Oberlin
The
State Teachers College
Kansas State to Offer Farm Editorial Training Course
Manhattan reports a new farm editors training course at Kansas State Agricultural College for next year. Prof Rogers heads the industrial journalism department and will lead the study aimed at students for agricultural publications and farm page editing in the Missouri Valley. The course will be listed under agriculture and taught by journalism faculty. A later shift requires agriculture students to take four hours in elements of journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Rogers
Ting
Missouri Valley
Division of Agriculture
Meals and sun trips feature in Emporia college notes
Emporia teachers college students classify meals by balance using cafeteria slips that show if a choice is good or bad. A party chartered a special plane at Croydon to see the sun, rising to 6000 feet at a cost of 150 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Tome Economics
Teachers College
Croydon
London
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
An ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use solution to hide gray hair. It claims the product darkens hair naturally and evenly with a simple application, offering a younger appearance after a few uses at 75 cents a bottle.
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Wyeth
Tanlac and Tarlac: Claims of Quick Recovery Adverts
An advertisement touts Tanlac as rebuilding strength after grippe and diphtheria, with testimonials to renewed vigor for Miss Clara Stepson of Burlington Iowa. It also promotes Tarlac Vegetable Pills for constipation, claiming fast results and a return to full health through a herbal formula.
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Tantac
Miss Clara Stepson
Iith St
Burlington, Iowa
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