Word: alas
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Bowers prize for painting is won by R. S. Wright '26, of Chicago, III., and the Bowers prize for drawing, in pencil, pen, or wash, by M. R. Grosser '24, of Huntsville, Ala...
...first prize of $100 was awarded to Miss Ruth Morton of the University of Minneapolis. A second prize of $50 was awarded to William A. Reiss of Ohio Wesleyan University, while the third prize went to Miss Laura Murfee Anderson of Judson College, Marion, Ala...
...session of Congress. But the Muscle Shoals fracas was not past. Only a few days later Senator Heflin, a sup porter of the Ford offer, summoned a witness. Senator Norris, an advocate of Government operation, sat listening in critical silence. The witness was Mrs. E. A. Edmundson of Decatur, Ala., one of the towns in the Muscle Shoals region. Ingenuously, she began her testimony. She smiled genially and recalled that in 1922 Senator Norris and Senator Heflin, with other Congressmen, had made a visit to the Shoals. She re called that the good people of Decatur had given them...
...Minneapolis Symphony is again to travel. During April and May under the charge of Arthur J. Gaines, associate manager, this famous orchestra is to play in 20 states. New York City will hear; as will also Manhattan, Kan, Auburn, Ala., Vermillion, S.D., Pittsburgh, Pa. Henri Verbrugghen is the conductor. Concerts will Vary Greatly; soloists and a chorus will perform with the orchestra in some places; oratorios will be given...
Sued for Divorce. Jonathan Bourne, Jr., 68, ex-U. S. Senator from Oregon (1907-1913), by Mrs. Carol B. Sperry Bourne, 43, at Mobile, Ala., where he now lives. She charged desertion. His first wife divorced him in 1913 on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment...