State Board Vacates Chancellor's Office In Kansas
Topeka December 27 Associated Press Chancellor Lindley of the University of Kansas was removed by the state board of administration after an executive session. Governor Davis, ex officio chair, charged him with five faults including insubordination and incompetence. W. L. Burdick was ordered to take charge at once. no immediate plan for a new chancellor was announced.
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Governor Davis Calls for Lindley Dismissal in Kansas Uni
Topeka December statement from Governor Davis urges removal of Chancellor Lindley. He cites incompetency and insubordination, accusing Lindley of avoiding responsibility, opposing board policies, and fostering attacks on the governor and administration. Prolonged delay in implementing board policies is noted as a key fault.
Governor Davis Denounces Kansas University Chancellor
Governor Jonathan M. Davis of Kansas condemns the chancellor’s conduct at the state university, alleging political maneuvering, aloof leadership, and attempts to shape university policy. He cites failed access by students and parents, rumors of dismissals, and a personal power machine undermining education, calling for dismissal to protect citizenship and truth.
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday
Washington reports a forecast for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with rising temperatures early in the week, cooler second half and generally cloudy skies. Local snow probable midweek, with partial overcast and colder conditions in the Kansas region, and shared notes on state disability compensation laws for workers.
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Lawrence groups back Lindley as Kansas chancellor crisis unfolds
Lawrence leaders and civic groups including the Chamber of Commerce Rotary and Kiwanis voiced steadfast support for Chancellor E H Lindley amid Governor Davis and the State Administration move to remove him. They condemned political interference and urged reappointment, stressing confidence in Lindley and warning against partizan motives during the Kansas University leadership crisis. Roads in the county are solid with snow packed and the Pleasant Grove and Eudora routes are being cleared. The average investment for machinery on 16 acre farms is about 1600 dollars.
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Allied council approves Cologne area not evacuated plan
In Paris on December 27 the allied ambassadors agreed to a letter stating the Cologne area will not be evacuated, a stipulation linked to the Versailles treaty. The letter, awaiting delivery to Bertin, references Germany meeting its treaty obligations before evacuation terms.
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Seven New Directors Elected to Chamber Board
About 350 votes were cast to choose seven new directors for the Chamber of Commerce. Elected are J. Bruner Paul Dinsmoor W W R Green H E Kepler Ed Klein W C Sintons and A B Weaver. They will be sworn in early January and installed at the annual Chamber dinner the fourth Tuesday in January.
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Lawrence Chamber Luncheon to Hear Highways Plan
Maurice Breidenthal of Kansas City Kansas, secretary treasurer of the Kansas Association of Chambers of Commerce, will address the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce at the regular Tuesday luncheon. He will outline the state association's plans to build public sentiment for a statewide highways system and discuss the program underway. Farmers are invited to attend and hear the outlined plans for a state program.
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Jury Deadlock Reported in Kid McCoy Murder Trial
Los Angeles December 27 The jury weighing the murder case of former pugilist Kid McCoy against Mrs Ther W Mors failed to agree last night. Nine jurors, one ill with a severe cold, reported a six to six deadlock and court attaches feared a permanent stalemate.
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Honest resident aids Christmas milk drive in Lawrence
In Lawrence, a city Christmas relief program delivered aid baskets with quart milk bottles. A woman trekked eight blocks to return her bottle to city hall, highlighting honesty during the effort. Arson case against Winfrey and Gleed was postponed due to absent fire marshal witness. Newport correspondent Marshall Hall dies after long illness, linked to war submarine reporting. Nebraska sees sub zero temps with Valentine at eight below and statewide average around two below.
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Record on University Politics and Lindley Administration
The state board acts on university policy with Chancellor Lindley resisting political appointments within the University. Lawrence views Lindley as advancing a consistent building program, including women’s dormitory, Watson Library, heating plant, admin building wing, and new hospital at Rosedale. Dean Kelly’s survey boosted plant efficiency and afternoon classes raised use by about half. Lindley, president of the American Association of State Universities, attended a Chicago meeting.
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Paroled Liquor Case Inmates Leave County Jail
B Savinders, long jailed for liquor charges, released under parole with bond set at $200 by District Court clerk D. Fmith. John Murphy, another county jail inmate, released after paying costs and ordered to begin monthly fines in March, having served time since November.
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Crude Oil Prices Rise. Districts Report Gains
Pittsburgh market sees 25 cent barrel advance in leading crude grades with Pennsylvania and transit lines prices listed. Other grades steady as Philadelphia and Buckeye lines noted. In Oregon, teacher Rosmund Shaw settles libel suit claim at 25,000 against Canby school board amid county bond actions and county officers’ elections. County officials oversee steel wire costs affecting watch components.
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Paulen to Reach Topeka Tomorrow
Topeka Kansas December 27 Governor-elect Ben S Paulen of Fredonia will arrive in Topeka Sunday to remain at least for two years Clyde Miller who will serve the governor's private secretary said today Governor M Davis said he expects to return to his Bourbon county farm at once upon retiring January 12 I do not anticipate that I will be here at all during the session of the legislature I expect there will be enough work about the farm to keep me busy.
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Albania Falls Under Zogu as Tirana Occupied
Ex premier Ahmed Zogu leads Albanian insurgents into Tirana and calls his former government to the capital as Fan Noli’s government troops withdraw from Sentari and Elbasin. Noli reportedly seeks safekeeping in Durazzo with hopes of a ship to Avlona. Dispatches note widespread support for Zogu among tribes previously neutral.
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Stockholders Paid by Minneapolis Credit Corp
The board of directors of the 10 million agricultural credit corporation voted to return 10 percent of stock subscriptions to its pricing capital of 6 million. The 600,000 to be returned comes from funds collected on loans to banks and farmers in Minnesota North and South Dakota and Montana. C. T. Jaffray, chairman, explained the decision.
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Paris Votes Unanimously On Morgan Loan Convention
The chamber of deputies approved by voice vote the government’s agreement with the Bank of France on the $100,000,000 Morgan loan. Proceeds will be credited in francs to reduce next Bank of France advances, with the next payment fixed at 17,200,000,000 francs. Debates pressed for a future return to gold and explicit terms for future contracts versus existing obligations. New York. Justice Tompkins awards $300 monthly temporary alimony to Alice Rhinelander ahead of annulment trial. she also receives $3,000 in counsel fees. The Rhinelanders’ marriage, based on a race representation dispute, centers on his claim of her alleged nonwhite status.
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Season's Coldest Possible Tonight Sweep North
A frigid wave will blanket all sections east of the Mississippi with temperatures plunging to near three below zero in parts of Kansas. Goodland dipped to zero at 5 a.m. and fell further. winds near 30 mph added to the bite. The Weather Bureau warned of continued extreme cold for several days across Missouri Kansas and surrounding areas with zero readings in St Joseph and Springfield and alerts extending to Tennessee and Virginia.
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Knight seeks new Cowley district court for Ark City
Arkansas City reports Rep. Earle M. Knight aims to establish a local district court for the 19th judicial district covering Cowley and Sumner counties to relieve docket pressure. He backs a title abstract requirement for auto sales and freight car limits to improve safety and curb theft. Arch Price of Kansas City Journal-World, a WWI veteran, on the art staff designed the front page Christmas design. Case of B B Day guardian vs Dick Williams and Mary Gossard is under advisement in district court.
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