Otto Kahn Predicts Jazz Opera as Future Music
International News Service Paris report quotes Otto Kahn saying jazz will be the music of the future and could become opera. He praises jazz as America’s unique self expression and urges blending old and new by sending his son to study in Europe while noting his jazz band in New York as world‑class. He insists opera languishes without new blood and supports jazz’s evolution away from vulgarity.
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International News Service
London
Otto Kahn
England
Kahn
Metropolitan Opera House
Aan
America
Banker
Germany
Wagner
Thay
Europe
Rome
Paris
New York
Debussy
Weeks Condition Satisfactory After Gall Bladder Operation
Attending physicians at Phillips House Massachusetts General Hospital said Secretary Weeks's condition is entirely satisfactory and he is improving rapidly from the operation. The reports of alarming condition were unfounded.
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Boston
Weeks
Phillips House
Massachusett General Hospital
Former Seymour Boy Becomes Widely Known Poultry Breeder
Henry S. Wood profiles Herbert V. Tormohlen of Portland Indiana a Seymour native who built a major poultry operation from humble beginnings He rose to prominence judging at shows shipping birds worldwide and attracting interest from the Japanese government He details early boxes signs and incubator beginnings and shares his feeding housing and care recipes highlighting Brown Leghorns and a brick by brick rise to a prominent Midwest breeder.
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Seymour
Henry S. Wood
Tormohlen
W. F. Bush
East Third Street
Bush
Upland
Indiana
Herbert V. Tormohlen
Portland
Middle-West
United States
Mr. Tormohlen
Everlay Poultry Farm
H. V. Tormohlen
Thhe
Tormehlen
Medora Student Attains Phi Beta Kappa Honor
Henry L. McHargue of Medora has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Indiana University. He received the A B degree during the 96th annual commencement and senior convocation honoring graduates. Indiana’s 1925 class set a record with about 900 degrees, 125 of whom will join the honorary society once remaining credits are earned.
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Henry L. McHargue
Medora
Phi Beta Kappa
Indiana University
McHargue
State University
William and Mary’s College
Harvard
Yale
Indiana
Memorial Stadium
Affection of Coal Operator Worth 2200 to Widow
Jasper June 13 A circuit court jury awarded Mrs. Alice Wilson widow 2200 in a breach of promise suit against Eugene Sargeant wealthy Newburg Evansville coal operator. Wilson claimed 50000 for sensational testimony about gifts trips overnight visits and caresses amid alleged promise of marriage before Sargeant married Miss Roth Heilman. Sargeant testified he never proposed and that Wilson proposed twice, which she denied.
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Jasper
Eugene Sargeant
Newburg
Evansville
Alice Wilson
Boonville
Sargeant
Roth Heilman
White Rock Mour Ad Promises Satisfaction
An advertisement urges buyers to choose White Rock Mour with a claim that purchase brings satisfaction rather than promises, directing readers to ask their grocer for the product.
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Jlodef
Sprenger's Barber Shop Advertisement
Hair cutting 25 cents bobbing specialty razors honed 35 cents sharpen household scissors also Sprenger's Barber Shop offers quick service and full barbering options in a compact vintage ad style.
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Sprenger
Bryan not alone in views on Scopes evolution case
Dr. Frank Goodchild, former pastor and editor of the Watchman Examiner, backs Bryan and Tennessee's right to protect religion in schools. He denounces Scopes as a tool of faddists and asserts no evidence supports Darwinian evolution.
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International News Service
New York
William Jennings Bryan
Tennessee
John T. Scopes
Frank Goodchild
Central Baptist Church
Fundamental Baptist
Watchman Examiner
Colonel Bryan
Scopes
Dr. Goodchild
Regatta Preparations Under Way for Intercollegiate Race
Poughkeepsie N Y June 13 The Navy anchored here and seven crews prepared for the intercollegiate regatta on June 22 with perfect weather. The middies shared a boathouse with the Washington eight champions of the river. Both crews remain strong favorites to win.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Navy
Washington
Regular taxi service to Pauleys Cabin
Taxi service advertises regular rides to Pauleys Cabin with contact phone 333. Service notes include availability and pickup options.
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Pauley
Sugar raid case split between county homes
Two hundred pounds of sugar seized in a Columbus raid intended for liquor production was ordered divided between the county orphans' home and the county poor asylum by Judge Donaker.
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Columbus
County Orphans’ Home
County Poor Asylum
Donaker
Evening Republican
A Saxophone's Friend
Glen Woods of Oakland public schools told the National Federation of Music Clubs that teaching youth to blow a horn can curb crime. He said a saxophone may be a blessing in disguise and that interested youths stay busy and away from harmful acts.
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Portland
Ore
Glen Woods
Oakland
Calif
National Federation of Music Clubs
Anti American Feeling in Mexico Intensifies Across Diplomatic Circles
The piece notes unexpected bluntness in Mexico and cites Senor Manuel Tellez, Mexico’s ambassador, stating that the joint commissions on American claims were under full consideration and that Mexico is pursuing its international obligations despite circulating revolution rumors.
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Mexico
Senor Manuel ©. Tellez
Joint Clans Commission
Mexican leader Calles praised by ambassador in Washington
Ambassador Tellez denied anti Calles propaganda and revolutions rumors. He declared President Calles is delivering an excellent administration and Mexico moves toward peace and prosperity with the government in its strongest position in years.
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Mexico
Washington
State Aids Schools Report Totals Aid to Indiana Districts
Indianapolis June 13 The first report on state aid to Indiana school corporations shows from 1% to the end of the latest school year the state provided 571 875 53 dollars from a collected total of 1 250 05 dollars, leaving an unexpended balance of 593 377 27 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lawrence F. Orr
State Board of Accounts
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