Schumann-Heink Wows New York Audiences at Hippodrome
The famed contralto Mine Schumann-Heink drew about 6 000 people to the Hippodrome where critics praised her Erda from Das Rheingold as a masterclass in diction and tone. Deems Taylor called her a living refutation of the calendar and New York papers lauded her vitality and artistry.
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Schumanen-Heink
Fippodrome
New -York
Schumann‘Heink
Deems Taylor
New York
Erda
Schumann-Heink
Bayreuth
ABC
Mex Smith
New York American
Ible
New York Papers
The
New York Globe
Mme. Schumann-Heinke
University
Lee
Wickersham Trial Continued In Police Court
The trial of Pani Wickersham for violation of the bone dry law was continued this morning in police court until May 15. Wickersham was arrested with Ralph Miller, who pleaded guilty to a similar charge.
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Wickersham
Pani Wickersham
Ralph Miller
Romance and Business in the Building of Radio Equipment
The radio equipment industry shows rapid growth from small shops to large firms across the United States. Chicago youths founded a sizable business, while Toledo Ohio plans a major plant to produce 500 sets daily. Missouri and Wisconsin dealers report widespread activity as demand soars.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Radio Corporation of American
Associated ‘Press
Concords
Gollcring
United Tates
Middle West
Toledo
Ohio
Lucas County
Cincinnati
Tadio Equipment
Missouri
St Louis
St. Louis
Dboya
Milwaukee
Wis
Dallas
Texas
Madison
Louisville
Kansas
Wichita
Topeka
Appeal Pugsley Case Heads To Arkansas Supreme Court
In Knobel Arkansas the dying wish of a father drives an appeal to the state supreme court over a school cosmetic rule that led to Pearl Pugsley 18 being suspended for wearing cosmetics. Judge Bandy ruled the rule unjust but declined to issue a writ. The appeal argues for the girl to regain her place in class and uphold her rights.
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Knobel
Ark
Arkansas Supreme Court
Knobel’ School
Gil
W. W. Bandy
N. B. Hicks
State Supreme Court
Miss Pugsley
Clarence high school notes drama club set for May tenth
The Dramatic club will stage Clarence a four act comedy by Booth Tarkington on May 10 at the Bowersock theater. Cast includes Walter Rising Gora Wheeler Joe Wellman Margaret O Donnell Lloyd Young Katherine Conley and others. Practice is under Miss Helene Thomas with Robert Moody as business manager.
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Hurbert
Stem—Rollin Posey
Delia
Mabel Hertzier
Martyn
Thoras Hamm
Dinwiddie
Harold Burke
Robert Moody
Helene Thomas
First quarterly conference and church activities noted
The first quarterly conference at the church is this evening at 6 30 presided by Rev. Fredi Bailey. Officials and unit groups meet for supper then business and reports follow. The article also details youth activities and installations in Epworth League cabinets, and upcoming meetings of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society and other church groups.
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Fredi M. ‘Bailey
Ansas
Klyne
Community Service - Bureau
Itn
Epworth League
C. A.speer
Edwin F. Price
Wallace James
Harold Schafer
Eblen Fearing
Mn Velma Martin
Lela Belt
Dorothy MacIvor
Howard Firebaugh
Eleanor Hanson
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Epworth League Room
Bible class and Sunday school meeting notices
About one hundred attend Dr Blecks Wednesday Bible class. Next Wednesday evening starts Genesis chapter twelve. Bring Bible notebook and a friend. Lawrence Sunday School teachers and officers meet Tuesday at 7:30 p m at Congregational parish house. Reports from Atchison convention and Lawrence District Sunday School organization planned. all teachers officers urged to attend.
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First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Bleck
Bleck
Kurtz
Woman’s Missionary Society
Herman
Tennessee Street
Jember
Westminster Guild
Annie Mitchell
Tennessee
Lawreace
Atchison
Lawrence
City
S. S
Deaths and Funerals in Lafyrence and Nearby
Mrs Barbara Dearborn wife of the late James Dearborn has died at her home in Betio t. The body will arrive in Lafyrence on Union Pacific train 104 for burial at Oak Hill cemetery with Rev Evan A Edwards officiating. William B Pilch et died Saturday at 925 New York Street. funeral from Funk's chapel led by Rev Ray Busden, burial Oak Hill. Martha Schultz died Sunday at 706 Illinois Street. funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from the home, Rev Busden officiating, Oak Hill burial. Morton Craig Hunter died Saturday at 1340 Tennessee Street. service at Funk's chapel and burial in Kansas City Missouri.
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Ward
Barbara Dearborn
James Dearborn
Betoit
Lafyrence
Union Pacific
Oak Hill
Evan A. Edwards
Episcopal Church
William B. Pilchet
New York Street
Funk
Ray Busden
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wm. B. Is
Martha Schultz
Siedel
Illinois Street
Morton
Craig Hunter
Morton Craig Hunter
Tennessee Street
Funk’s Chapel
E. A. Block
Kansas City
Dr. Wm Lemon Rites Held at O'Bryan Home
Dr. Wm H Lemon aged in his nineties was honored in a funeral at 3 PM held at the home of Dr J W O Bryan 1109 Ohio street. The service was conducted by Dr B A Blook and interment followed in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Wm. H. Lemon
William TH. Lemon
J. W. O'Bryan
Ohio Street
Lemon
der. B. A. Blook
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral details for Ray E Hall and family survivors
Ray E Hall died suddenly. He leaves three children Ed Lemon and two Mrs. O Bryon and Morrison all of Lawrence. Pallbearers include Delbert Morrison James O Bryon Leonard O Bryon Hal Lemon and Walter Lemon. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Hall resided at 821 Ne Hampshire street where he worked on a school building project.
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Lemon
Ed Lemon
J. W. O’bryon
RM. Morrison
Lawrence
Delbert
Walter ‘Morrison
James
Leonard O’bryon
Hal
Walter Lemon
Hampshire Street
Ray E. Hall
Ray E.hall
Baptist District Conventions Set Across Kansas May 2 and 4
The Kansas Baptist convention districts plan May meetings at Mound Valley and Fort Scott with speakers including Dr H G Fraser A P Coleman Dr W A Eliott Dr Miles Wolf and Secretary Crawford The Mound Valley district covers 28 churches and about 5000 members in five counties while Fort Scott includes 24 churches and 2200 members in six counties Salina district dates to be announced later in May.
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Topeka
Kan
Kans
Mound Valley
J. T. Crawford
Kansas
Fort Scott
Crawford
H. G. Fraser
Quana University
A. P. Coleman
Wichita
W. A. El-iott
Ottawa
Miles ©. Wolf
Isabel Crawford
Saddle Mountain
Salina
Tanlac credited with rapid recovery and weight gain
Robert Waldy of Topeka Kansas says Tanlac restored his stomach trouble and nervous indigestion after three months and two bottles. He reports regained appetite, weight gain of sixteen pounds, improved sleep, strength, and continued work at the Rock Island depot. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
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Robert Waldy
Westren Ave
Topeka
Kans
Rock Island
Tanlac
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