Mayor of Chicago Takes Stand on Saloon Issue
The Chicago mayor testified on the saloon question, contrasting his anti saloon work with bureau pay and political campaigning. He described his career path from executive representative of the anti saloon league to a government bureau role, noting salary and prior employment. He denied involvement in campaigns outside his state and clashed briefly with Senator Reed over relevancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinwiddie
Reed
Washington
Anti- Salad League
Bureau
Connon
Anti- Samen League
Harreld
Deaid Reed
Harrel d
Many Men Use Cosmetics in Modern Beauty Trend
In Los Angeles in April 2028 Ruth J Ataurer head of a national beauty school chain says men are increasingly using cosmetics with spending reported at 750 million dollars yearly. She notes more than 500000 men use cosmetics as women adopt masculine grooming trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U. F
Ruth J. Ataurer
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Harry Roberman
Mrs Harry Roberman of Lawrence died at home of her daughter Mrs Birk Hughes in Baldwin after a stroke. Funeral services will be held at the Christian church in De Soto at 2 this afternoon with burial in De Soto cemetery beside her husband who died about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Roberman
Lawrence
Birk Hughes
Baldwin
KFKU On Air Tonight Local Campus Schedule
KFKU station air slots feature Prof. Herman B. Chubb discussing The Process of Forming 3 French Ministry at 1:00 p.m. Louise Florea soprano Arlo Holts piano 6:15 p.m. 7:40 a.m. Prof Allen Crafton Selected Readings 7:55 a.m. campus news bulletin Also Kappa Kappa Gamma advertises The Boomerang at the High School auditorium Friday April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFKU
Kansas
Tiniversity
Herman B. Chubb
Musier
School of Fine Arts
Louise Florea
Arlo Holts
Allen Crafton
Youth admits liquor sale and possession in city case
A youth formerly of Lubbock Texas now in Lawrence pleaded guilty to possession of liquor and admitted selling corn whisky. Judge Daugherty fined $200 and imposed sixty days on the city jail. He described buying in Kansas City and selling by the gallon to locals and students amid a foot race incident with Chief Doug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Lubbock
Tex
Lawrence
Dudge C. J.daugherty
Jad
Bee Doug
Alabama Street
Massachusetta Street
Hayd
Kansas City
Indiana Street
Oread Avenue
Little
Italy
Is City
London
Briand government wins confidence vote in Morocco credits
Paris April 22 The Briand government secured a confidence vote by 202 in support of credits for military operations in Morocco. Communist Deputy Doriot had demanded a 1,000,100 franc reduction, but his amendment was defeated 868 to 166. The session also notes local items on potato club meetings and child labor amendments, and an all electric London restaurant opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
A.D.J
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Morocco
Doriot
Doriat
Coffeyville
Kan
United States
Kansas Federation of Womens’ Clubs
Chaplin Sleep Test Halts Disorderly Charge in Theatre
London reporting. A judge finds James Derrick guilty of disorderly conduct in a moving picture house after a woman accused him of annoyance while sitting beside her during The Gold Rush. The defense claimed he was asleep, but the court accepted the manager’s view that Chaplin’s film could not lull a patron to sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Press
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
James Derrick
Derrick
Geology professor talks on Smoky Hill sink hole at Kiwanis
Prof TR Moore of the University of Kansas discussed the Sharon Springs water fear and the Smoky Hill river sink hole. He traced the cave-in to chalk dissolution, noting a central hole 170 feet deep filled with water. A musical program is planned for next week during Music Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TR. C. Moore
Department of Geology
University of Kansas
Kiwanis Club
Paroluininiahyss
Moore
Sharon Springs
Smoky Hill River
Thes
Strat. Moore
Thomas A. Larremore
Kk. U. Men's Glee Elg Nt
Imy Facwanity
Clu Todes
Disgrace Haunts Former Kansas Player in Custody
Alexander R. Hod e Jr a former University of Kansas football player sits in the Tombs after a restaurant robbery attempt with a toy pistol. Held on robbery and assault charges Hod e will be arraigned next Tuesday. He says he is too proud to borrow and laments his fraternity pin being damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Alexander R. Hode, Jr
Universy of Kansas
Hodges
Furfeil
Judge Defends Jury System At Federal Court Session
Topeka April 22 AP Judge John C Pollack defended the jury system during a United States district court term He said justice is shared by judge and jury with the court explaining the law and the jury weighing evidence He noted that jurors err when they misunderstand the courts pre trial guidance and emphasized that the criminal determines his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John C. Pollack
United States District Court
Pollock
Mob Works Quietly As Jail Inmate Is Lynched In Picayune
Harold Doc Jackson, held in the Pearl River County jail, was spirited away by car to Picayune and hanged near a bridge. Reports say Jackson left Poplarville’s jail and was linked to the killings of entomologists Melemore and W Dingee, with Jesse Favre later convicted for Melemore’s murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplarville
Miss
Harold
Doc) Jackson
Pearl River County
Picayune
Gulfport
Doc") Jackson
D Jackson
Ticayune
Polarville
J. A. Melemore
W. Dingee
Jesse Favre
Bay St. Louis
Melemore
Jackson
Favre
Ini
Impeachment Trial Set for Judge English Tomorrow
Managers for the house formally advised the senate of the impeachment of Federal Judge E W English of the eastern district on five counts for usurpation of power and demeaning conduct. It will be the tenth impeachment in U S history. The senate will adjourn into court at 1 p m tomorrow for the trial, but the hearing may be postponed until a later session of the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mussolini Blames Free Masons for Government Obstruction
In Basle Italy April 22 Mussolini told an Associated Press correspondent he suppressed lodge activities because a bureaucratic machine from the old regime resisted merit based appointments. He said investigations showed masonry wielded secret influence endangering the nation and aimed to undermine the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Basle
Switzerland
A.P
Benito Mussolini
Associated Press
Japan Warns Of U S Militarism Expansion
Tokyo reports that many Japanese observers view United States moves to enlarge air forces as a sign of growing militarism. The Chugai newspaper fears America may become supreme in air power, interpreting new measures as national armament. Fire Threatens Village in New Jersey as Pleasant Plains forest blaze destroys homes. Fire units from nearby towns battle the flames. Dr Jabez North Jackson elected president of the American Medical Association at the Dallas meeting. He will take office at the start of the 1927 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
America
Chugai
United States
Lake Wood
N.J
Pleasant Plains
Heads Medical Association
Dallas
Texas
Jabez North Jackson
Kansas City
American Medicals Association
House of Delegates
Wendell Phillins
New York
Insurers Host Two Day School Attendance At Charltons
About thirty two guests attended the Norwich Union two day school opening at Charlton's offices under Charlton's agency with registration led by Harry W. Hoffman. A boxed class room setup and a post lunch auto accident demonstration at Seventh and New Hampshire streets accompanied a smoker at the Chamber of Commerce gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich Union ‘Indemmity Insurance Company
Charlton's
Harry W. Hoffman
Ami
Charlton
Seventh
New Hampshire
Chamber of Commerce
Ed B. Titus
Florence
F. A. Gould
Arkansas City
Duane T. Stover
Wichita
E. L. Hucky
Parsons
W. R. Lorton
Winfield
Roy Miller
Hays
Ll. M. Hendrickson
Linegan
Fred L.hans
Great Bend
Henry H. Eberhardt
Salina
Toe M. Erwin
Pleasanton
A A
Russian Bandits Use Trunk Heist Scheme
In Moscow a trunk scam by Florishev and Raevsky aided by a collapsible bagged trunk allowed thefts from a baggage car. Police, aided by the Soviet security service, captured Florishev as he emerged with leather goods, ending the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
United Press
Iead
Russia
Florishev
Raevsky
Plerishev
Raevssky
Harem Tunes Combat Jazz Invasion At Constantinople
In Constantinople on April 22 A P, authorities pull Harem music from racks to counter jazz influence. The kemendje violin tambour and kenun zither-like lyre are revived to blend Turkish tunes with western modes and offset the saxophone’s popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkey
Miss Myrtle Dolbee to Return to Tallahassee Teaching
Miss Myrtle Dolbee will return tomorrow to Tallahassee Florida where she is teaching at the Florida State Teachers College for Women. Mrs Jennie Wright of Salina is visiting Mrs F M Perkins. Dr A Young and Robert Egggett have gone to Washington DC on a business trip by motor. Mrs BE Meade of Topeka visits Mrs D A Miller 940 Louisiana street. Baptist Rummage Sale 617 Massachusetts St Saturday Apr 24. Call 1147 after 6 pm for donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Dolbee
Tallahassee, Fla
Florida State Teachers’ College For Women
Jennie Wright
Salina
F. M. Perkins
A. Young
Robert Eggett
Washington, D. C
Ahotor
BE. 8. Meade
Topeka
D. A. Miller
Louisi Street
Harold
Wayne
Elmer Flory
Dan — Flory
Orvills Flory
Leonard Williams
Elmer Fiore
Robert
Markley
Henry Landis
Harvey
Avery Hibner
Elmer Churchhough
Arthur Flory
William
Baldwin
Wiltiow ‘Springs School
Union
William Flory
Lloyd Beeghley
Mildred_ Deay
Wesley Flory
Eunice “Boland
Jewett
Lawrence
Harvey Flory
Oscar Markley
Jesse Markey
Columbia
Dani Flory
Orville Flory
Hervey Hibner
Sandy Wiliams
Dr. Stapleton
Harvey Hibner
Eleanor Flory
Ira Flory
I Grove
Carl Peterson
Grove
Fannie Peterson
War memorial in Edinburgh cast by Dr Mackenzie
Plaster casts for a fifty thousand dollar war memorial destined for Edinburgh Scotland are being made in the studio of Dr R Fair Mackenzie prominent sculptor. The design has been completed after months of labor with three casts planned one for Edinburgh one for London and one to remain in the sculptor's Philadelphia studio. Two Philadelphia British war veterans served as models Jock Smith Black Watch and 79th Highlanders and Duncan MacPherson who served with the 42 Canadian Highlanders. Dr Mackenzie will travel to Scotland in June to arrange construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Scotland
United States
R. Fair Mackenzie
London
Jock Smith
Black Watch
79Th Highlanders
Duncan MacPherson
Mackenzie
Philadelphia
United
Pioneer Kansan John E. Murphy Dies at 65
Tecumseh resident John E. Murphy died in a Topeka hospital. Born December 9, 1860 near Lecompton, he lived in Tecumseh for 60 years. Survived by his widow, a daughter Mrs. F. A. Mann, two stepsons, and several sisters. Funeral at Assumption church, Topeka, Friday at 9, burial in Newman cemetery. Prisoner Clarence Gruever of Montana, pleads guilty to auto theft in Topeka and is held in Douglas County Jail with six months to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Murphy
Tecumseh
Topeka
Lecompton
F. A. ‘Mann
John
Shirley
I. M. Shirley
Lastshes
Mick
Layden
B. J. Kirwick
Anna Murphy
Assumption Church
Newman Cemetery
Clarence Gruever
Montana
Douglas County
Hél
Pleasant Grove Social Round May Include Local Visits
Pleasant Grove notes recount church attendance at Centro polis. Families: Petersons, Florys, Beechleys, Hirt, Wingert, Ressler, Campbell, Postma, and Elory share dinners and museum visits at Mt. Oread. Sinclair Lewis spoke in Kansas City Forum Sunday evening. reception reported good. Lawrence visits follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer_Flory
Wm Churchbaugh
Centropolis
C. N. Peterson
Hallie Peterson
Jesse Wingert
Beeghley
Wesley Flory
Jesse Hirt
Sarah Flory
William Churchbaugh
Wilbur Eberhart
Hugh Laughlin
Lawrence
Arthur Flory
Laurie Postma
Lloyd
Everett Beechley
Edith
Mildred Deey
Sinclair Lewis
Forum
Kansas City
Sarah Elory
Flory
Owen Flory
Ira Flory
Arthur’ Davidson
Local social notes mix with radio readouts and wildlife debate
Sunday visits and family missives fill the column from Lawrence and Baldwin. A Radio audience heard President Coolidge on the WEAR chain. The piece also riffs on the local squirrel controversy and a City dads debate in Oskaloosa.
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Chicago
Wilson
Skinny
Everett Douglas
Ben F. Douglas
Woolworth's
Young Douglas
City Hall
Corulas
Ed Moore
Beauty
H. B. Chubb
Kappa Kappa Gamma
High School
Ih. Pd
Norse Indermant
N. L. Kidder
Norwich Company
A. L. Kirkpatrick Casualty Information Clearing House
U. P
Blackfriars Bridge
Westminster Bridge
Embankment
Chiwder
Potato Club
Jayhawk
Ernest Pine
Colglazier
Elvin Pine
Lawrence Jeonard
Arthur Heck
Ayr
Snall
Journal-World
Alex Hedges
John C.pollack
Mississinupi
U. S
Norwich Insurance Agents
Massachusetts
Kansan
John Murphy
Pleasant Grove
Hibner
Louis Churchhough
Nursday
Avery Hibnet
Will Goodell
Virgil Landis
Warren
Armin Landis
Louis Churchbaugh
John Daniels
Dan Flory
Jesse Markley
Owen Flora la
Tanny
Rose
Noah
Vernon
Leon Peterson
Ira Flora
Claud Wells
Owen Flora
Ed Deay
Anshine Club
Mary Hegeman
Frank Tonping
Franklin
Lloyd Hegeman
Teen Ward
Roy Hegee
Joe Bleakley
Foe
N. Messer
Felix Tekei
Betty Low
Walter” Deay
Dudley
Marjorie Deay
Myrtle Jacobs
Ethel
Leona Tucker
Topping
Frank Hibner
Dentver
Dan Beeghiey
Cerro Gordo
Ilinois
Clough
Frank Mohler
George Beebe
Fern Eberhart
Kate Eberhart
Thelma
Carl “Daniels
Ton
Mr. Daniels
Reece Swimley
L. M. Churchbaugh
Chris Peterson
Ezra Churchbaugh
Carl van Hoesen
Oscar Westcott
Hich Prairie School
Amos Wrightsman
Leon Feterson
Boyd Barton
Edith Marler
George Boland
Esa F
Romine
Son
Ginning
Fratay
Adv
Oskaloosa
George Briner
Oskaloosa Independent
Oberworths
Headtofood Outfitters
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