Chautauqua Schedule July 1908 Main Events
The Chautauqua program lists a series of concerts lectures and readings by Oceanic Concert Company Chapel Singers Yeazelle Mercer Ridgeway Ri ley Wallace Bruse Amsbury and others. Prices range from 27c to $1 with tax and children rates. A season ticket offers full access for 3.03 with other pricing options. The Christian church women run the event to raise funds for decor and outreach.
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Christian Church
Chautauqua
Redpath Chautauqua Opens With Oceanic Concert Company
On the first day of the Redpath Chautauqua the Oceanic Concert Company performs as a versatile singing orchestra. Each member is a vocalist and skilled instrumentalist. The group has wowed audiences in France New Zealand Australia and America.
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Oceanic Concert Company
Redpath Chautauqua
Comepany
France
New Zealand
Australia
America
Montaville Flowers to Lecture Here
Montaville Flowers eminent publicist will lecture at the Redpath Chautauqua on America Looking Ahead a study of today and tomorrow The address presents principles for the future life and happiness of the nation and outlines the new continent of difficulties arising from World War upheavals Flowers is described as a constructive mind who seeks results and aims to unite the nation toward a clear goal
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America
Montaville Flowers
Redpath Chautauqua
Flowers
Willie Tribble Succumbs in Detroit
Willis Tribble, 26, died in Detroit Michigan after a lengthy tuberculosis illness. He was the son of John Tribble a prominent Hyattsville area farmer in Garrard County. Survived by his father two brothers and four sisters he was a nephew of Jeté Tribble and Mrs Henry Riddleberger. The remains were brought home for interment in the local cemetery after the noon train arrival.
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Detroit
Michigan
Willis Tribble
John Tribble
Hyattsville
Garrard County
Jeté Tribble
Henry Riddleberger
Grading Teachers Papers in Kentucky Under Way
In the office of State Superintendent Geo. Colvin teachers’ license exams from June 17 and 18 are being graded. More than 2,500 papers must be reviewed and completion is not expected for about a month.
Colored Summer School in Frankfort Kentucky
Nine six Negro teachers attend the summer school for teachers of that race at the Kentucky Normal and Industrial Institute in Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Normal and Industrial Institute
Shiner Free After Tobacco Barn Fire Ruling
Artis Owens, convicted in federal court for liquor manufacture and possessing equipment for liquor production, was freed after Judge A J Cochran reduced his sentence to a 100 dollar fine on the possession charge. He previously drew six months for manufacturing and served three days in jail before release. his tobacco barns and year of work were destroyed by fire. Owens supports a wife and five children.
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Lexington
Artis Owens
Atlanta
A J. Cochran
Owens
Men's High Grade Oxford Shoes On Special Price
E V Elder offers a special weekly price on English last men’s high grade oxfords at 4.98 dollars. Store at 153- likely street address given. Limited time promotion aimed at value minded buyers.
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E. V. Elder
Galbraith Urges Legion to Double Membership by July Fifth
In his final message National Commander F W Galbraith urges American Legion members to boost ranks. He designates July Fourth to Oct 31 for an intensive campaign with the slogan every member get a member.
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Louisville
Legion
F. W. Galbraith
American Legion
Kentucky
Kansas City
Garraich
Colored Boys Recreation Camp Opens in Georgetown Ky
The annual Y M C A summer recreation and conference camp for negro boys will open next Monday in Georgetown. Known as Camp William Huron, it sits on the Elkhorn River two miles north of the city and is directed by G L Harris.
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Georgetown
William Huron
Elkhorn River
G. L. Harris
Those old fashioned brogans joke at Morrow pardon record
Jim Allen mocks Governor Morrow over pardons and promises to curb pardoning power. He argues Democrats will elect the next Legislature to remove pardon temptations and other privileges to prevent abusers, singling out Ed Morrow as a good man misled by sentiment.
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Ed. Morrow
Prisoners Escape At Lexington From County Jail
Five federal prisoners escaped from the Lexington county jail during the night. Wallace Mitchell reportedly broke a bar in his cell and unlocked other cells, freeing Will Gartin Raymond Meéce Chester Sparks and Chas Brown who faced sentences from two years to a few months.
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Lexington
Wallace Mitchell
Andi
Will Gartin
Raymond Meééce
Chester Sparks
Chas Brown
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