Davis sought to punish Lindley amid board row
In a charged public statement Lambertson claimed Governor Davis wanted to punish Chancellor Lindley and force his removal. He accused Davis of political maneuvering and of pressuring the board, while Davis denied the charges and called Lambertson a liar. The dispute touched appointments and policy at Beloit and the medical school, with party tensions running high.
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Associated Press
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State Board of Administration
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Lambertson
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Paulen
Liam
Pauler
Maj. Lambertson
Alures
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Lindley
Kiurklenin
Beloit
Beth
George Mivay
Rosedale
Gray
Medical School
Lam bertson defies resignation over Lindley dispute
Topeka December 21 Governor Davis fired W P Lambertson from the board of administration after Lambertson refused to resign. He defended his vote against removing Chancellor Lindley, saying the charges were unwarranted and based on evidence, law, and his judgment. The governor accused him of double crossing and lack of dependability, citing his stance on Lindley and other duties.
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Topeka
W. P. Lambertson
Davis
Lambertean
I. U
Lambert
Lindley
Lambertson
Govnor Davis
Tardley
Elks urge Lawrence residents to donate to Salvation Army drive
The Elks executive committee reports several contributions received for the Salvation Army funding drive in Lawrence. About $200 still needed to reach the $300 goal. Letters were sent to un canvassed areas of the city and money from non-donors has been noted. Those who have not contributed or wish to add to prior gifts are asked to send checks to FH Alexander, treasurer.
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Elks Lodge
Salvation Army
Lawrence
Plandy
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Alexander
Allied council delays Cologne evacuation note to Germany
The allied council of Debie neeh approved an identical note to Germany postponing the Cologne evacuation planned for January 1 under the Veronilles treaty. Publication awaits delivery to the German government. The British view influenced the draft stating the postponement is provisional pending the final military report.
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Allied Council
Debie Neeh
Germany
Cologne
NO INQUIRY MADE YET TOPEKA EDITORIAL ON LIQUOR VIOLATIONS
Topeka Kansas December 31 4 No inquiry ordered today by the attorney general C B Griffith regarding alleged liquor violations in Lyons News editorial Apple sauce Governor Davis directed the investigation into charges that liquor was plentiful in Lyons who would fight Firpo in St Paul boxing scene Tommy Gibbons the St Paul pugilist expressed willingness to sign for a bout with Luis Firpo London promoters had a negotiable offer through Eddie Kane Gibbons manager in Chicago
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Kans
C. B. Griffith
Lyons News
Griffith
Ise
Paul Jones
Rice County
Davis
Hquor
Lyons
Gibbons
Firpo
Mrs Cable to Head Kansas State Board of Administration
Topeka reports Mrs James A Gable Democrat of Kansas City will be offered the state board of administration post after the dismissal of William K Lambertson the Republican sheriff. Mrs Cable is noted in Kansas Democratic circles and had been a candidate for the late term of the Second district congressman position. In New York a gun battle aboard a motor boat carrying 200 cases of champagne kicked off holiday liquor suppression as officers netted five smugglers and seized the vessel Maybe. Police augmented patrols for New Year celebrations with hundreds of extra officers on Broadway Greenwich Village and Brooklyn avenues. The rum fleet swelled to combat smugglers with forty coast guard craft aiding a crackdown estimated at 800 000 cases of liquor valued up to 40 million dollars.
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Kan
Jonathan M. Davis
James A. Gable
Kansas City
State Board of Administration
New York
Broadway
42Nd Street
49Th Street
Greenwich
Village
Brooklyn
Coast’ Guard
France Would Pay Debts Aims to Apply Dawes Plan
Paris finance minister Clementel met Ambassador Herrick to present France’s inventory and press for leniency in inter allied debts. He stressed minimum repudiation, urged application of the Dawes plan, and noted pending settlements depend on allied cooperation and justice. Herrick will forward the inventory and minutes to Washington.
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Associated Press
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Nerrick
Rauinipe
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Errick
Finance ‘Ministry
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Statin
Frange
Germany
M. ‘Clemmentel
State Department
Herrick
Al.clementel
Washington
Several Eligibles For Leap Year Listed In 1625 Probate
Judge Menger drafts annual bachelors list for Lean Year 1625 with names including John Riling Raymond Rice Solon Emery Julius Marks Ralph Lawrence and others. Transmission line to White School No 61 north of North Lawrence completed linking farms to the city. Drug salesman Fred Hale plans to open a Topeka store after last Lawrence visit.
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Lea
Lee Riling
C. BL. Holmes
Julius Holmes
Paul Friend
Franklift
Marvin LeSuet
Green
Charles Rateliffe
Walter Buchanan
Fred Kiley
Richard Jackman
Eugene Glak
George Hunter
Nor Wal Smith
Arl Achning
Ato
White School
North Lawrence
Kansas Electric Power Co
Fred. Hale
Park-Davis Drug Co
Topeka
Mr. Hale
Typographical Union Opposes Postal Rate Increase
Indianapolis announces the International Typographical Union opposes a second class postal rate hike. President James M. Lynch said the union executive council authorized letters to members and press outlining the union's stance.
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Indianapolis
Indl
International Typographical Union
James M. Lynch
Rise in Automobile Registrations Across States
New York leads with 1,412,050 registrations including 1,136,200 passenger cars, while California trails at 1,21,480. Total motor vehicle registrations reach 17,700,179 with passenger cars up 15.3 percent and commercial vehicles up 23.3 percent. total investment estimated at $10,620,107,400.
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New York
Everly
Motor
California
Petition to flood Potter Lake for ice skating faced city commission
A petition signed by over 500 residents asking the city to flood Potter Lake to create a safe ice skating venue was reviewed at a 1:30 PM special meeting. Officials cited risks to fire protection and water supply, noting it would require over a million gallons and cooperation across departments, with experts calling the plan ill advised.
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Potter Lake
City Commission
Itr
W. W. Clelan
Fife
Ike
Thekman
Len
Lee
Judge to Hear Lindley Injunction in Kansas University Case
Hearing set for Monday at Lawrence courthouse on E H Lindley bid to restrain Governor Davis and the state board from removing him as chancellor of the University of Kansas. Judge Hugh Means announced the hearing and arranged for proceedings to be held in Lawrence. A B Carney Roger Williams Harvey and Noah L Bowman discussed plans to counter the injunction with the board's attorneys appointed by Governor Nayis.
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Davis
State Board of Administration
University of Kansas
Lawrence Court House
Hugh Means
Lawrence
Ken
Kan. Dee
Associated Press
Roger Williams
State Board ‘of Administration
Noah L. Bowman
State Tax Commission
Harvey
E. H. Lindley
The
State University
J. M. Nayis
Attornneys Bowman
Ber
Alexander Robertson
Williams _Robertson
Plan Annual Dinner At City Fire Department Banquet
The city fire department plans its annual New Year dinner with a 12:30 PM luncheon tomorrow and a 6:30 PM banquet in the city hall courtroom. City officials, firefighters, and department staff will attend, with Chief Reinisch acting as toastmaster. The room is being decorated with small Christmas trees forming a horseshoe around the banquet table and artificial snow around the bases.
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Reinisch
Children invited to Bowgersock theatre party at New Yen’s
About 740 city children have accepted Obey clothing invite for a Bowzersock Theatre party tomorrow morning at Bowck theatre. A two reel comedy accompanies the feature Little Lord Fauntleroy with Mary Pickford. The Rowersock theatre manager says the show will run regardless of ticket status and the Bubersock orchestra will provide music.
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Obey Clothing
Bowgersock ‘Theatre
Yen
Bowck Theatre
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Lord Fauntle- Loy
Mary Pickford
Jen Die 1
Rowersock Theatre
Citar Fire Department
Lawrence
Bubersock Acer Orchestra
Te Filo Reports Boon County Officers Annual Trustees Reports
Te Filo notes Boon County officers and township trustees and treasurers will be filed with the county commissioners in early January. The filing signals an upcoming cycle of annual and quarterly financial and governance records.
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Te Filo
Hutchinson Chamber Censures Davis Over School Dismissal
Hutchinson Kansas December resolution censures Davis for his role in the recent dismissal of a school official and urges reinstatement of the school. It also urges Governor elect Paulen to pursue legislation to remove the educational system from politics through action by the Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce.
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Hutchinson, Kans
Davis
Ceor Lindley
Urgin
Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce
Paulen
K U Broadcast Offer College Credit From KU Studio
University of Kansas extends two courses by radio through KFKU broadcasting Mondays and Thursdays at 6 50 PM from a new studio. Included are Educational Psychology Elementary Spanish and faculty lectures by Dean R A Sehwegler. Registration via the extension division is urged.
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K. B. Catibene
University
R. A. Sehwegler
Sthock of Education
Uversity
W. B. Dowring
Harold “Taylor
Pine
F.C. Allen
Bryan A. Giltkineon
Lessan 1
Snow Buries Central Kansas Across New Year
Snow and ice from a weeklong storm blanketed central and western Kansas as December 31 brought heavy snowfall reports from Newton Hutchinson Wichita and Dodge City. Temperatures ranged from ten to twenty five degrees above zero with sleet and ice dañaging roads and power lines.
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Kans
Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Wichita
Bodge City
No Signs of Poisons in McClintock Inheritance Report
An abstract of a Northwestern University autopsy report on a McClintock inheritance case states no evidence of poisons or irritants. Dr James P Simonds, chosen to represent William D Shepherd, explains needle marks on the chest and chest muscle hemorrhage are not typhoid. Realtors Will Not Meet There is no Lawrence Real Estate Board meeting Friday night. next regular session likely January 9.
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Chicago
McClintock
James P. Simonds
Northwestern’ University
R. H.stoll
William DB. Shepherd
Simonds
Shepherd
Lawrence Reali Estate Board
Four applications for county commissioner vacancy named
Kennedy Van Neste Detmore and Harry Sparks lead a list of applicants to fill the county commissioner vacancy after C B Hasford resigns for Lawrence post. Sheriff Will Johnson declined consideration. Kretsinger and Steele to appoint at the next monthly session. if they disagree the county clerk casts the tie vote.
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C. B. Hasford
Lawrence Posthaster
Kentley
H. G. van Neste
H. A. Detymore
Harry Sparks
Will Johng
Bcd
Kretsinger
Steelé
Kennedy
Kennedy Plumbing Co
Lawrence
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
van Neste
Northeas
Lownshiry
Detmore
Internatio Harvester Company
Lawrence Chamber
Organ Investment at Pittsburg College Sets Kansas Record
Pittsburg Kansas December reports a new pipe organ at the Poach ers College, to be the largest in the state and among the midwest's largest. Costing $45,000, funded by college funds and private gifts, it will debut during the Spring Music Festival April 27 to May 1. Magiiied Brase, conductor of the Lindsborg chorus, advised on the purchase. work begins immediately to prepare Carney Hall for installation under President W A Branslenburg.
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Pittsburg
Kans
Dec
Poachers College
Kansas
West
Caltegis
Vankaton
Hrase
Lindsborg
Carney Hall
W. A. Branslenburg
College Armamecil
Re Elect Dr Strong to Lead State Tuberculosis Aid
Frank Strong professor of law at the Unity in Kansas was re elected president of the State Tuberculosis Abitiative at a Topeka meeting yesterday. Other officers named include Robert Stone of Topeka vice president and Dre C4pre as treasurer. the group forecast a sale of 2 and a half million dollars, aiming to beat last year’s record. A Des Moines Bank opened today after state banking orders. it holds 1.5 million in public funds. Also noted, LE H Lindles will address an Anti Sl league meeting in Topeka on June 19. Public notice announces The Francisco Jand Co. has discontinued business and releases exclusive listings.
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School of Law
Unity
Kansas
Topeka
Robert Stone
Serrigo
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