Demand Back Pay Sues Shanks in Kansas Wheat Case
F R Shanks sues in district court for back salary and expenses totaling 1205.28 plus 200 in funds assignment with interest from June 14 1924. Defendants include Secretary Jardine Senator Capper former Governor Lowden and others in the Kansas Cooperative Wheat Growers Association case.
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Wichita
Kans
Agricultur
Jardine
Arthur Capper
Frank Q. Lowden
Tlingis
Agron
Sapiro
Co-Operative Association
F. R. Shanks
Kansas Cooperative Wheat Growers’ Association
National Wheat Growers Advisory
Topeka Rules Grant Rights to Apartment Dwellers
In Topeka Kansas on April 25 the state hotel commission ruled four or more apartment buildings fall under its oversight yet inspectors may not intrude on homes. The commission also removed a ban on pets in apartments and eased rules on furniture quality deeming only sanitary standards essential.
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Topeka
Kan
State Hotel Commission
Phil E. “Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Immerman
Swords and Scissors Operetta At Liberty High School
Liberty Memorial High School students will stage Swords and Scissors an operetta in two acts at 8 o'clock in the auditorium. The story set in Napoleonic France features General Mendreau opposed to the emperor and includes fifteen main roles with a combined orchestra providing music. Tickets are on sale at Round Corner drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
High ‘School
France
Napoleon
Mdreau
Round Corner Drug Store
Jack Casey
Maurice Pratt
Willis Briscoe
Kenneth Forney
Charles Nelson
Louis Coghill
Marcene McLaren
Harold
Eia
Warrant Out for Burris in Shooting of Ruth Burris
A warrant charging Cecil Burris colored with shooting his divorced wife Ruth Burris was issued to Sheriff Cummings after noon yesterday. Both city and county officers have been on the lookout for Burris with no trace found today. Mrs Burris is said to be getting along fairly well at Lawrence Memorial hospital with severe wounds on her left shoulder and throat but may recover unless complications arise.
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Cecil Burris
Iris
Ruth Burris
Cummings
Burris
Lawrence Memorial ‘Hospital
Missouri Pacific seeks bonds to cover 1926 debts
The Missouri Pacific Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to authorize issuing 35 million five per cent bonds to meet maturing debts in 1926. Of the issue 25 million dollars will be sold immediately, with the rest to follow. Thousands of birds have died from a mysterious disease in the Hoathit River valley.
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Washington
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Interstate “Commere Commission
Hothhit River
New
Antagonistic Cyclists Clash in Armistice for Race
During a six day race at Madison Square Garden veterans Maurice Brocca and Oscar Egg rode in tandem under an armistice. They had not spoken for years and avoided each other even on the voyage home. Brocco demanded crowded separation from Egg on the ship.
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Paris
Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
New ‘York
Maurice, Brocca
Oscar Egg
Europe
Brocco
Dayton Loses Air Races 1925 Pulitzer Plans
Dayton Ohio officials expected the 1925 Pulitzer aviation races to be moved to New York. Frederick G. Patterson, ex-president of the National Aeronautic Association, said after talks in Washington and New York that tests on a Long Island course were underway and General Patrick would approve if satisfactory.
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Dayton
Ohio
Frederick GB. Patterson
National Aeronautics Association
Washington
New York
NLA. A
Mason
Patrick
Army Air Service
Patterson
Long Island
Mr. Patterson
Banquet Hosts 1300 at Scottish Rite Spring Event
About 1300 attended the annual Scottish Rite banquet at the Masonic temple closing the spring reunion. Toastmaster Henry H. Asher introduced George Kreeck, newly appointed Paraguay minister, who spoke on the country and customs. Lloyd H. Houston, class orator, also spoke, with the K U Filipino boys string orchestra and vocal solos by Miss Irene Radcliffe and Leon Fauley.
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Masonic Temple
Henry H. Asher
George Kreeck
Paraguay
Kreeck
Lloyd H.houston
K. U
Irene Radcliffe
Leon Fauley
Shipment of Reactor Cattle From County Topeka
The first carload of cattle reacting to tuberculosis tests in the county was shipped to Topeka today. Owners of reactors will receive salvage value, with one third of the appraised live weight covered by federal funds and one third by the county under sanitary stock commission provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Deaths and Funerals Eva Marvell Brown
Eva Marvell Brown three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Lt Brown of Eudora died this morning from complications after a coughing illness. Funeral services will be at 2 PM Monday at St Pauls Evangelical Church with interment in the Eudora Cemetery.
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Eva Marvell Brown
Eva ‘Marvell Brown
Charles Lt.Brown
Eudora
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Eudora Cemetery
Alpha Chi Omega delegates fill Lawrence for province convention
Out of town alumnae attend the Alpha Chi Omega province convention in Lawrence with a tea for house mothers and sorority leaders. A formal dinner, toasts, and musical entertainment mark the gathering, while a Junior Prom at F. A. U. hall provides further celebration for University students.
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Lawrence
Alpha Chi: Omega Sorority
J. C. Banta
Bess. Boughton
Leon Edwards
John Elden
M. R. Harvey
Bernice Holland. Hay
Marion McChesney
Sally Slaughter
Anna Belle Taylor
University House
Pearl A. Jamieson
Denver
Colo
Dale S. Boyles
McCook
Neb
J.c.storer
Pueblo
Geraldine Dawson
Dorothy Nell Whaley
Austin
Texas
Thelma ‘Phelps
Norman
Okla
Arlene Crotwight
Marjory Gallagher
Boulder
Grace Winsor
Atchison
Margaret Staets
Baldwin
Margaret Topping
Dorothy Halstott
Faye Crouse
Tennyson Beck
Dalel
Boyles
Pearl
A. Jamieson
CAPTURE BANDITS A PAL JAMES HARPER FACING ROBBERY CHARGE
James Harper 23 in Ford county jail awaiting trial for robbing a Dodge City grocery store Thursday night. He confessed to participation and led officers to loot debris. Harper, captured at Spearville after escaping jail there, says he met accomplice George Marquette in La Junta after Marquette fled Canon City. Marquette was killed by Levi Davis while armed bandit drew on Sheriff Howard King. Colorado prison officers head to Kinsley for identification.
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Dodge City
James Harper
George Marquette
Kinsley
Ford County
Harper
Marquette
Spearville
la Junta
Colorado
Canon City
Levi Davis
Howard King
Highs Compete At Ottawa In Sectional Track Meet
One hundred seventy five athletes from fourteen high schools in Kansas entered a sectional track and field meet at Ottawa University Cook Field. Participants hailed from Topeka Lawrence Ottawa Wellsville Paola Osawatomi Gardner La Cygne Rantoul Blue Mound Williamsburg Sabetha Princeton and Olathe V Mr Liston of Baker city Bald win aided director EB Akelbel at Ottawa University in running the meet. Winners advance to the state meet at Emporia in two weeks. Arizona Cowboy will be shown at Pleasant Valley Monday night and Kanwaka Hall Wednesday night at 8:30 with 10 and 25 cent admission. Constantinople is noted as the only city in Turkey with an electrical water transportation.
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Ottawa
Kansas High School Athletic, Association
Cook Field
University
Topeka
Lawrence
Wellsville
Paola
Oswiitomie
Gardner
la Cygne
Rantoul
Blue Mound
Williamsburg
Sabetha
Princeton
Olathe
Liston
Baker Ity
Baldwin
EB. Akelbel
Ottawa University
Emporia
May Day is Health Day In Topeka Kansas
April 24 May Day becomes child health day in Kansas aligning with a national program by the American Child Health association. Governor Paulen declines a state proclamation citing a policy to drop many weekly and day designations. Local authorities will plan recognition while the state health department takes no official action. Dr Nyberg notes local plans, Crumbine remains a director of the sponsoring American Child Health Association.
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Topeka
Kansas
Union
American Child Health Association
Ben S
Paulen
M. 0
Nyberg
State Board of Health
8. J. Crumbine
Second annual Sunflower Kennel club dog show opens April 30
The Sunflower Kennel club announces its second annual dog show in Topeka from April 30 to May 2 with about 300 dogs from New York California Hawaii Colorado Texas Oklahoma Missouri and Nebraska competing for 118 premiums. Byron Gourley of Topeka, club president, says event draws entrants from across the region and will be held at the city storehouse.
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Topeka
Sunflower Kermel Club
New York
California
Hainajs
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
Legion Committee to Meet in Independence Kans
Independence Kan April 24 the Kansas American Legion executive committee convenes Sunday to map plans for the state convention at Chanute in September and the national convention at Omaha in October The 28 member body includes department officers and two members from each of the eight districts The regional billet board which oversees the Kansas Legion home project in Montgomery county will meet with the committee Mark McKee national child welfare chairman will preside over the billet board meeting The cornerstone for the first billet is to be laid soon at the Kansas Legion home site
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Independence
Kan
Kansas Department of the ‘American Legion
Frank Haucke
Chanute
Omaha
Kansas Legion
Montgomery County
Kansas Department
Child Wefare Committee
The
Legion
Mark McKee
Detroit
Mich
National Child Welfaret
Real Estate Board Meets. Dinner Sessions End
Lawrence Real Estate Board held its semi monthly meeting at W. A. McElhiney’s office. Several matters were discussed and it was decided future dinner meetings will be discontinued with conferences held in members’ offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Real Estate Board
W. A. McElhiney
Revival Meetings At Second Christian Church Continue
Revival services continue next week at the Second Christian Church corner 15th and Tenn. Sts. Evangelist Rev W S Sims of Topeka Kansas will preach each evening at 8 p m. The public is invited.
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Second Christian Church
15Th and
Tenn. Sts
W. S. Sims
Topeka
Kansas
The
Churches of Christ
Col
Remarkable Glandular Treatment Promises Youthful Vigor
Thousands of men and women in a California state institution reportedly gained health, vigor, and strength through glandular therapy billed as scientific magic. A 73 year old man allegedly ran 50 yards in seconds, prompting doctors to call glandular treatment highly effective in many cases. Renowned experts like Dr Serge Voronoff claim glands drive organ function and nervous system health, with physicians at a Chicago convention noting benefits for nervous disorders and oral administration.
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Caliifornia
Iglandos
Serge Voronoff
Chicago
Tomic
Round Corner Drug Co
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