Prodigy Girls Stir New York Musical Circles
Two young prodigies from Kansas City and Brooklyn gain attention in New York Met Opera circles. Miss Maxton Talley of Kansas City signs with the Metropolitan, slated for a debut this winter after years of study and a $10,000 education fund. Nathalia Crane of Brooklyn publishes poetry at a young age, with The Brooklyn Eagle praising her potential among America’s mature poets.
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Associated Press
New York
Metropolitan
Kassey City
Brocklrs
Diamond Horsehoe
Metropoliten Opera
America
Miss Talley
Afesopolitam
Glu- Mo Getti-Casaca
She Tribune
Slany
Preserving Old-Time Harmony in Negro Song Traditions
The piece laments the fading harmony of traditional Negro song as industrial progress shifts rural communities to urban life. It highlights Tuskegee Institute and historically black colleges preserving the art, noting singers from Fisk and Hampton, and describes the unique, improvised nature of cotton patch music passed through generations.
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Cay
Birmingham
Ata
New South
Yast
Dixie
oRig
Urbat
Tuskegee Institute
Alwers
Mar
Upxnaxn
Riese Reaty
Resterdgr
King George
London
Charles ¥. Knight
America
Willys-Knight
Knight
Winneconne Notes on Harmony and Local Visitors
In Winneconne Wisconsin Mrs Thorsan and Riley of Poxgan are mentioned with musical harmony and a deceased daughter affecting the rhythm of village life. Various visitors are listed including Mr and Mrs W Marion, Mrs A Klaus, A F Schroeder, B H Bockin, and families from Detroit, Oshkosh, and New York. The Women’s Relief Corps met at Old Fellows hall. Local deaths and medical notes reference a cerebral meningitis after an infected cut, funeral attendance, and Mrs M E Gifford traveling to Appleton for her daughter’s illness.
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Atiss Valberg Olln Jett
Washington, D. C
W. Marion
A. Klaus
Aire A. F. Schroeder
B. H. Bockin
Oshkosh
Curella
New York
Amelia Gould
Alvin McEvoy
Grant McEvoy
Eileen
T. Alartin
Virginia
Catroit
Mirs
J. Murphy
Woman's Relief Corps
Old Fellows Hall
Dora Ingigiey
Peter Hanson
Libby
Lonny Sterniske
Clarence Fischer
John
Frank Schneider
Guo
Amsorge
K of P
Dodee
Hans Koch
Phoenix, Ark
Mfr
Ripley Hoffmann
Koch
Friesland Wis
Charles Russel
Stadison
E. Moe
Calumet
Merry
Whinevouth
J. M. Miller
M.E. Gifford
Appleton
George Schwab
Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal by Minnesota Rail Commission
The high court today dismissed the appeal by the Minnesota Railway and Warehouse Commission to bar Duluth Street Railway Company from challenging the valuation of its property and the fare it could collect. Dismissal rested on a stipulation by the parties.
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Associated Press
Warkingtom
D. C
Supreme Court Today
Minnesota
Duluth Street Railwar
Roosevelt expedition arrives at Kashgar with new species
Haracky India laden with specimens, the expedition reached Kashgar on Sept. BS. The bag included ibex, snow shear, Siberian roe, boar and two gazelle from the Tian Shan region, plus winds and small mammals.
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Sy Dyce Eecle
Gatten Press Star
Haracky
India
Kashgar
Bmondas
Tian Shan
Racine Tourist Camp Closes for Winter Season
Racine Wis The Racine tourist camp officially closed for the winter after five months in operation under custodian supervision. About 4498 persons spent the night there and 2159 automobiles parked after night. Day visitors totaled 6191 with $362.95 collected for 23 night parking days.
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Racine
Wis
Bay
J. B. Farmer
Russia weighs removing capital letters from Russian script
The commissariat wealth considers eliminating capital letters to ease learning for the Soviet federation's oriental nations. Proponents argue non use of capitals aligns with those languages and would simplify writing.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Commissariat
Soviet Federation
Ucla
Progress in Forest Fire Loss Control Efforts 1925
Conservationists report advances in forest fire loss prevention through 1925. Key events include American Forest Week committee meetings in Washington and a four state conservation gathering in Madison, at Seattle a $250,000 forestry building dedication, and surveys showing state forest programs expanding. The McNary Clarke law establishes federal state cooperation, aiming for $2.5 million federal funding and around $10.5 million annual fire protection spend through a mix of state and private investments.
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Associated
American Forest Week Committee
Cited States Chamber of Commerce
Lowaen Atnals
Madison
Ind
Jackson
Seattle
University of Washington
Tree Association
Sittesn
McNary-Curke
Charles Lathrop Peck
McNary-Clarke
Congress
Jeon
Spena Jing
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New York City
Winneconne
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Aiis Oliis Js
High Court
Commission For Review
Roosevelt
Boot Shop
Russia
R. B. Anger Oe CO
Royal Family of
England
Hollister Auto Co
Algoma Boulevard
Oshkosh, Wis
Hali
Deupaires
CHENEY @ CO
Toledo
Siney
Our Maha Sireet
Kuebler Grocery, Co
McNally Bros
Woolworths
Oriental Orchestra
Eweco Park
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