Salvi the harpist kept well to sustain fame on tour
Alberto Salvi the world famous harpist plans to play at Robison gymnasium on Monday evening April 6 at eight o clock. He attributes his success to strict health rules, including eight hours sleep, a diet of vegetables with olive oil, daily two mile walks, rest and exercise, and doing the work he loves. He notes Americans suffer neurasthenia and indigestion, and says his vitality comes from maintaining peak physical and mental condition.
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Alberto Sivi
Robison Gymnasiarm
United States
Salviis
Salvi
Paginini
Kreisler
Liszt
Casals
Colonel Coolidge Celebrates Eightieth Birthday in Vermont
Plymouth Vermont March 31 Colonel John C Coolidge father of the President marked his eightieth birthday with routine morning chores and a ride planned for later. Friends visited and sent birthday wishes along with heavy mail and scores of telegrams including one from the President and Mrs Coolidge.
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Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Coolidge
Chesapeake and Ohio approves rail leases with Nickel Plate
Richmond March 8 stockholders of the Chesapeake and Ohio ratified leases to the Greater Nickel Plate system for the Chesapeake and Ohio and for the Hocking Valley railroad. Votes were 506542 in favor and 152818 against for both leases, minority push failed by not reaching two thirds, meeting adjourned at 12 45 PM.
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Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hocking Valley Railroad
Greater Nickel Plate
Th Nickel Plate
Premier Herriot Defends Alsace Religion Policy
Paris March 31 Associated Press Premier Herriot defended the government's religious policy in Alsace during the Chamber of Deputies debate. He described the effort to unify recovered provinces with France by gradually applying the same laws. He rejected charges of religious persecution and stated the aim is for Alsace to live under France’s laws.
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Paris
Associated Press
Herriot
Alsace
Chamber of Deput
France
Germany needs mass car production for economic growth
Munich March 17. F J Popp director of Bavarian Motor Works says Germany must modernize its economy through mass production of motor cars. He argues cars are not luxuries and should not face a 15 percent tax, estimating about 1,000,000 Germans earn enough to buy, with potential local production near 200,000 yearly. Germany currently builds about 39,000 cars annually.
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Munich
Associated Press
Germany
F. J. Popp
Bavarian Motor Works
Biles Herr Popp
Europe
America
Herr Popp
Limits on National Guard pay for drills authorized
Washington reports that President Coolidge directs the War Department to limit federal pay for National Guard in the current fiscal year to 48 army drills, down from 52. Secretary Weeks to implement the plan as required by law with funds appropriated by Congress, pending Budget Bureau approval.
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Washington
Coolidge
War Department
National Guard
Weeks
Congress
Budget Bureau
Wreeks
Amaneed
Birds Grotesque Abu Markub Seen on Film
Stockholm reports the giant stork Abu Markub or Father Shoe-Beak, a prehistoric relic, seen by whites in its native habitat and filmed by Bengt Berg, Sweden’s bird wizard after weeks along the upper Nile. Berg studies migratory wildfowl and uses patient ploys to gain avian trust. The creature has a European-storklike body with a pelicanlike bill and yellow eyes.
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Stockholm
Associated Press
Bengt Berg
Sweden
Africa
Abu Markub
Upper
Nile
Walker
Indiana Tightens Prohibition Law in Wright Bill Civil penalties rise
Indianapolis March 31 AP The Wright bill tightens Indiana prohibition, making possession a crime and elevating penalties. It defines liquor to include Jamaica ginger and lemon extract likely to be used as a beverage, exempts wine for sacramental use, and imposes mandatory prison terms for second and subsequent offenses. Public intoxication penalties increase, and driving while intoxicated becomes a felony with up to a year ban. The act allows seizure of property, shifts prosecution duties, and grants immunity to state witnesses from certain prosecutions.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Jamaica
Enj
WOUND 2 POLICEMEN IN HOTEL HOLdup
Two New York policemen were wounded in a pistol battle with four robbers at the Aberdeen hotel on West 32nd Street near Fifth Avenue. The robbers escaped with cash and jewelry, after forcing entry in an elevator and binding guests and staff. An abandoned car was found after a five mile pursuit through upper Manhattan. all robbers escaped.
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New York
Aberdeen
West 32Nd Street
Fifth Avenue
Upper Manhattan
Hamilton Terrace
Eee
Forbes Is "Comfortable" Former Veterans Bureau Chief
Boston reports Colonel Charles R. Forbes, once head of the U S veterans bureau, remains moderately comfortable after a cerebral thrombosis diagnosed following a stroke last Friday. The illness has left his entire left side paralyzed with no anticipated improvement in the coming days. In a separate civil matter, John Beaton’s suit against J W Stone and B Stone trading as Stone Brothers proceeded to partial hearing with creditors allowed to strike accounts.
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Boston
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Forbes
John. Beaton
J. W. Stone
B. Stone
Stone Brothers
Hugh Means
Frederick H. Haverkampf Dies at Local Hospital
Frederick Haverkampf aged 86 died at a local hospital this morning. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Frederick H. Haverkampf
Fredérick H. Haverkampf
Bead Work Keeps County Jail Inmates Busy At Wichita
Sedgwick county inmates at the Wichita jail are kept employed through bead work started by Ball, a prisoner serving six months for a bad check. He taught 15 men the trade learned from Indians, with profits from sales funding more beads and gear while others save for release. Sheriff Ed Grove supports expanding the program.
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Wichita
Kan
Sedgwick County
Ball
Ed Grove
Prohibition Law Enforced for June Elections
ManilaMarch 24 Associated Press legal steps have begun to enforce the new prohibition law on intoxicating liquor sales during the June elections. The amended act bans sales during the two voter registration days, the two days before and on election day, and throughout canvassing. The June vote will choose House members one half of the Senate, governors, and provincial officials across the Philippines.
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T Manila
Associated Press
House of Representatives
Senate
Philippine Islands
Stagnation hits Jarrow England in wartime downturn
Jarrow on the Tyne suffers economic decline as shipyards idle and 5700 of 36000 residents face unemployment. Few ships remain in yards and furnaces close. lack of trade and demand for war vessels trims wages and prospects, signaling gloom across the town. A vintage ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets appears in the same issue.
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Jarrow
England
Associated Press
Tyne
Survey on Foreign Language Study Across Middle States
A committee led by Miss Lillian Dudley of Kansas Teachers College Emporia includes Prof E F Engel of University of Kansas and Prof R H Fife of Columbia University to conduct a three year survey on why Americans should study foreign languages. It will evaluate teaching methods and student outcomes across about twenty thousand schools and institutions. Members include Myrtle E Chiles Little Rock J L Deister Kansas City Alma Hose Kearney and K C Kaufman Oklahoma City.
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Lillian Dudley
Kansas Teachers’ College
Emporia
E. F. Engel
University of Kansas
American Council On Education
R. H. Fife
Columbia University
Myrtle E. Chiles
Little Rock
Ark
J. L. Deister
Kansas City
Alma Hosie
State Teachers’ College
Kearney
Nebr
K. C. Kaufman
Oklahoma ‘City
Okla
Princess Mary Raises Chicks at Goldsborough Farm
Princess Mary in Goldsborough, Yorkshire, gardens and supervises the home farm on Lord Bascelle’s estate. She has improved the poultry yard with a Dutch breed focus and modern equipment. Queen Mary recently inspected the farm improvements at the princess’s invitation.
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Goldsborough
Yorkshire
Associated Press
Princess Mary
Lord Bascelle
Galdsborough
Queen Mary
A GOOD BUSINESS DEAL IN LAWRENCE
An opportunity to buy stock and fixtures in a well located Lawrence venture. No old stock to purchase and no charge for the business already established. Lease secured at reasonable rent by dealing directly with the owner. Write to G 5 care Journal-World.
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Lawrence
Deal Avith
Easter Concert Moved Up to April 7
The annual all school Easter concert, initially set for Thursday April 9, has been rescheduled to Wednesday April 7 to avoid conflicts with church meetings. The program will start at 8 30 in the evening.
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Gram
Coolidge wary of loans for European armament
President Coolidge opposes private American loans to foreign governments when the funds would finance military armament or similar government expenses in Europe. The stance emphasizes restraining USD aid that could fuel armaments or state expenses abroad.
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Washington
Coolidge
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