Art in the schoolroom becomes an essential feature of education
The article details involvement by Trae Uo and a nationwide push to integrate art into study. It describes classroom displays of lithographs and sculpture, parent and club involvement, and preparations for an annual art program with student rooms, committees, and exhibitions. The piece cites Denver and Topeka connections, notes the River Front Park collection for poorer neighborhoods, and lists club officers and planned readings and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Riou
Denver Tr
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Tita
Denver
Derry
Ores
Sire Taunt Herron Ulm
Terpryea
Pat
Topeka Society Hosts Personal Parties for Kellums
In Topeka society Mrs E P Kellum hosts two delcential gatherings on Wednesday and Thursday evenings at her Topeka avenue residence honoring Mr P Kellum of California. Ninety guests attended Wednesday and forty on Thursday as decor brightened by asturtium and bachelor buttons. Speakers named for the Fourth include H Horton, McCarthy, Nichole, Curty, Fay Smith, Laura Rhehan, and many others from St Louis St Joe and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
E. P. Kellum
Topeka Avenue
P. & Kellum
California
Kellam
Duljoan Farm
Town
H. Horton
McCarthy
Deter
Nichole
St. Louis
Curty
St. Joe
Fay Smith
Laura Rhehan
Mia Euth Stolpe
Gail Clark
Mitt Ema Ramsey
Bernice On
Misa Anta Mario “Welch
Mise Peat] Weber
Edna Prescott
Misa We Nevill Mike Agnes Walsh
George Benedict
Harry King
Robert Stewart
Day Kerr
Robert Itein
Charles Btolpe
Karey Laydan
Will Shehan
Avand Rillings. Ale
Ralph Stonteoners
Walter McLaughlin
Ora Hubbard
Louis Wingert
Airay Laydan
Clamence Bowmen
Douglas
Kansas City
Bowman
Orville Bowman
Charles Holman
Ben ¢Riswell
Frank Edson
Stra
Chas. McCabe
Big Stose Lake
Wis
G. GO. Smith
Ro J. Smith
Sliver City
Frank P. Maclennan
Mary
Argentine
Elizabeth Digby
Quincy
M. Hopper
Emporia
Mary C. Goddard
Argenting
J. A. Waterman
Laida
Kansas
Topeka
Wr. Healy
Harrison Street
Chicas
Medical College
Blanche
Chicago
James Smith
Theriieces
Mabel
Velma Brown
Warrensburg
Walker
Mrs. Webb
Salina
Elizabeth Cole
Topeke
Miss Hallam
Abilene
Mia
Jerry"Connor
Ginghter
Denver
Josephine van Ambureh
Beals
E. Bennett
Ernest Cornell
St Paul Minn
Mise Wagner
Heerman
Blondin
Wade- Worth
Regir Dennis
Eugené Ware
J. Louise Penney
Kanaga
Hutchiowon
Rawitn Fox
Chi Hatinns
Vera
Colorado
Frank Stith
Chi- Tan
Mary Corn
Vucation
New York
Europe
Corns
Mise Mothtt
Mig Corrin
Mary Thompson
Osnre City
Bre
Fred
T. B. MeFshand
Jeml
Parkerville
J. L. Thorpe
Woodwart
Fort Smith
Ark
J. R Siegel
Missouri
John H. Putnam
Mra
Winters
Jopin
J. H. Bender
Revere
J. M. Dumenil
Famaly
Polk Street
Beucler
Santa Fe
Miss Rowe Cook
Monroe Street
Miss Lane
Business College
Clay Center
Rataas City
Lang
Mises Rosa
Emma Conk
Muud Wise
Ina Roberts
Richel Manier
Mabel Jones
John Maniey
Edwin Miller
W. Pinkerton
Harry Talligan
Wesley Welle
James Axderon
Topeka Social Panorama With Dances And Visits
Friday evening at Hudson's hall a stag party featured Sreinberg's orchestra and later refreshments. Numerous locals and visitors, including the Bowmans and many Topeka names, planned summer trips and gatherings across Kansas and Wisconsin with reports of trips to Kansas City and Silver City New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jored
Hudson's Hall
Sreinberg
Aurel Ridjogs
Fred Wilson
Christy Speer
Louis Wingert
Ray Lyddane
Will Sheahan
Geo. Benedict
July Fourth Snapshots From Topeka Newsroom
Topeka items note Fourth of July plans and local happenings. Highlights include DU collectors day, watermelons scarce for July 4, fishing turnout, police shifts, and various civic and social notices. Ex-sheriff and public officials mentioned, plus engine readiness, tax receipts, and upcoming events at auditorium and high school sites.
Neighborhood Street Game Draws Large Crowd Invite
A football game will be played on the vacant lots at Huntoon and Taylor streets. A large crowd is expected as friends cheer their favorite side to victory. The event is free and open to all who wish to watch two local teams, with hopes of a decisive outcome.
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Ines
Vinub
Lapeer
Mich
Forensi
County Quart House
Peld
Eeeta
Detroit
Lapeer Sourt
Huntoon and
Taylor Streets
Milled in a Quarrel at Black Diamond Steel Works
Pittsburg July 1 death and two wounded follow a pistol fight at Parks Steel company. John Henry Moore of Poanoke died from a stray bullet. Harry Stewart fatally wounded. Joseph Lease shot in the thigh and will recover. fight started by Stewart seeking redress for his brother. Revalvers unidentified fled. Scott escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Black Diamond Steel Works
Parks Steel Company
John Henry Moore
Ginger
Harry Stewart
Joseph Lease
Stewart
John Ott
Moore
Scott
Sleep in Eir Clothes and Armies in San Fernando
Reports from Manta July 1 10 40 am describe an imminent clash near San Fernando with insurgents active around the town 3000 men seen on the road north of it Americans manning defenses and troops sleeping in their clothes awaiting daybreak assault. Commission of three Spanish officers who went to negotiate for released prisoners has not returned causing alarm amid Manila reports Aguinaldo hosted them at a banquet. Gen Ovenshine ill in hospital and Gen Grante commands the south line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
San Fernando
Manta
Manila
Aguinaldo
Tarlac
Ovenshineg
Gen
Grante
Populist Ticket Split Stirs Midwestern Alignment
The Populist faction in Omaha and alliance members near Kearney reject fusion and nominate a middle road state ticket for this fall. They urge Nebraskans to oppose the current fusion, declare democracy has swallowed Populists, and name Moran as a national ticket leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Kearney
Sind
Nebrankss
Temocracy
Uy Populieia
Seaiant
Moran
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Atlanteta Brown Club
Minneapolia
Tanabe
Ais
Bath
Hane
Hirytn
Moeatt
Schubert
Verdi
Ty Shakespeare
Yen
Geeree Blivet
Christ
Chaucer
Ditton
Shakespeare
Cus
Videh
Penelope Progress
David Harum
Ada I. Riddle
Carrie K. Goucher
Amma C. Ducks
Pearl i. Conehlins
Jis W. Dickinson
Larain M. Clark
Lizsle E Gafford
We Unche Murr
Mun Cole
Emma B. Gemty
Clare
Fen Ty
Christie Mt. Midgrey
Tra
Catherine KR Parton
Alice ML Sexton
Zarah L. Thompson
W. Gidiander
Fort Scott
Kun
Otte
Ciy
Terry
Miss Craig
OW. HL Garnier
Princes of Wales
Princess of Wales
Charles
Denmark
Muurraas
Sumner
R. W. Squires
Kansas Ave
Topeka Society
Ita Netere
Cabot
Siemee Me Tenes
Eectsrics
Garfield Park
F. A
Hollie Willems
Topela
Kepley
Sherif
Corliss
City Electric Jrient
J. J. Falls
Santa Fe Auditor of
Fellows
Lawrence
Frank Stahl
Good Citizens' League
Sheriff J, KE. Bennectt
United States
Bangkok
Siam
C. B. Reed
Hineas
First Methodist Church
Perry L. Rush
Diller
Neb
Santa Fe Railway and Medical Society
Dean Sykes
Far High School
County Tremsurer
J. Billous Lard
Myrtle Riversole
Santa Fe Car Service Department
Dr Reynolds
Horton
Stormont Hospital
Fannie M. Hutton
Sait
Hutton
Dune Solomon Wider
Santa Fe Car’ Servce Department
Morrison PF. Ramsey
Chicago Record
Norman Ramsey
West Sixth Street
Dean Low
National Hotel
Jackson Street
Brush Electric Jmebt Company
Crosby Bros. Annex
Youre Women's Christian Association
Kansas Avenue
Omcer McAlroy
Morse
St.Nicholaw
Federal Building
Dampfer Kaiser Wilhelm II
James B. Haydon
Jane
Culver
Klondike
Chance, Sawyer and Newland
G. Ath
Fola
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Revising Department
Interlire
Santa Fe Auditor of Freigit Receipts Office
Hartford
Pope Mig. Co
Hartford, Conn
Topeka Cycle CO
West Eighth St
T. J. Coughlin How. CO
Chicago & Alton R.R
Palace
Chicago & Alton Ballroad
James Charlton
Southwestern Fuel CO
Kenses Ave
Rocky Mountains
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Utah
New Mexico
Transcoentinental
Cripple Creek
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Potland
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washion
Gateway
Marshall
Storm Laundry
Return
Christian Endeavor Convention
T. Il
King
Barnstay
Salelp
Fagoy
Speed Ornien
Great Jones St. N.Y
Woolverton & White
Michigan
Detratt
Senta Fe
Detrale
T. L. King
Egent
Depot
Peerless
West Higbah Street
WIHT
Rock Island
Sula
Salt Lake
Ogden
Glenwood Springs
Garfield Park Marshall
Heine
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