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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1927

Page

6

U S Schools Building a Nation of Musicians

A Conn Music Center symposium in Elkhart Indiana argues public schools build America through music. It cites rising instrument sales, growing numbers of trained musicians, and major leaders like Sousa Innes Greenleaf Bundesen Edison Bok and Edison on expanding band and orchestra programs in schools.

America Conn Music Center Elkhart Ind Music Center United States Soloig Worl Councils of Music Frederick Neil Innes Chicago Innesa C. D. Greenleaf National Association of Band Instrument Manufacturers Mr. Greenleaf Greenleaf Hay Ivery Conn National School of Music Germany France Hungary Italy England Herman N. Bundesen Thomas A. Edison Edward W. Bok Music

Miners Readying Work Return and Market Search

Harry Jackson states a creditor association of local miners and material men will act as trustees. Leases and arrangements are being drawn, with Jackson and Co. O Serrott pursuing markets in Portland and San Francisco for phosphate. Wages will be paid as ore is shipped and payments received, with about $6,000 in other debts to be whittled down from surplus funds.

Harry Jackson Jackson Co. O Serrott Portland Oregon San Francisco Calif Keystone Phosphate Company

Paris to Close Shop for World War Veterans Parade

Paris will close shops and declare a holiday on September 20 as French and American World War veterans hold a major reunion parade in the French capital. Marshal Foch and General Gouraud favor support while General Pershing plans to attend. About 850,000 veterans from 14 French organizations join the parade. 20,000 rooms contracted for visiting Legionnaires near Place Clichy Opera. Palace Trocadero sessions and Hotel Parc d Orsay for Legion functions are authorized and reserved.

Paris E. E. Byer First National Bank American Legion Saving Club Marshal Foch The Legion Gouraud John J Pershing Legionnaires We L'Opera

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