Ku Klux Wrangle Honor To Jardine Illinois Senator
Foes of the Ku Klux Klan lost their first senate skirmish as a Johnson bill amendment failed to oust foreign benevolent corporations. The measure would admit the Klan to Kansas without a charter but under court liability. In Topeka debates raged over jurisdiction and possible dissolution of the Klan if it could file a charter and be governed by courts. Manhattan bids farewell to Dr William M Jardine president of Kansas State Agricultural College as he heads to Washington to become secretary of agriculture. A farewell program includes speeches by Henry J Allen Henry J Waters Clyde Miller and others with a banquet at Nichols gymnasium.
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Associated Press
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Senate
Kansas
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Concordia
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Thetate
Charter Board
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Leavenworth
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Kan
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Washington
Jardine
Henry J. Allen
Henry J. Waters
Kansas City Star
Clyde Miller
Ben S. Paulen
Nichols Gymnasium
Dr. Jardine
A. B. Carney
State Board of Administration
Fred Voiland
Paulen
F. D. Farrell
Callege
Senator Medill McCormick Dies in Washington Hotel
Senator Medill McCormick of Illinois was found dead in his hotel apartment in Washington with doctors divided on cause. Initial examinations cited internal hemorrhage, while a coroner said heart disease. both agreed death was natural. Senate adjourned out of respect as details emerged about his frail health and recent political setbacks.
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Washington
Medill McCormick
Ilinois
Senate
Senator McKinley
McCormick
Mark Hanna
Chicago
Alice Roosevelt
Longworth
Notte
P. Baynes
Fights Over Bill Split House Vote In Topeka
In Topeka Kansas the Van De Mark bill to repeal the anti cigarette law faced a House fight. Sixty seven members favored sending the bill to the public welfare committee, but the motion did not receive a two thirds vote. Debate continued as Finigan pushed for third reading or referral to the judiciary committee while Miss Denica Atten, vice chairman of the public welfare panel, defended the ban. The measure remains in committee with strong opposition to lifting the ban.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
van de Mark
House
Senate
House Committee
Public Welfare Committee
E Finigan
Wyandotte
Judiciary Committee
Denica Atten
Finigan
Fortune Honored: Funeral Services for Countess Eleanor Gizycka
A man with a history of stomach ulcers and digestive ailments will be honored in funeral rites tomorrow morning at ten o clock at Countess Eleanor Gizycka's home, the former Miss Eleanor Patterson of Chicago. Rev. J J Muir, senate chaplain, will lead the services as Mrs McCormick is expected to arrive from Chicago.
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Toelock
Countes Eleanor Gizycka
Eleanor Patterson
Chicago
J. J. Muir
Senate
McCormick
Mayor Holliday clears air on cremation rumor
City investigation finds puppies likely died naturally from neglect and were disposed as a humane act. Fireman Charles Corel and prisoner Tom Valencia provided details. mayor says the riot is unfounded and pledges cooperation with humane groups.
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Holliday Taft
Holliday
Charles Corel
Tom Valencia
Corel
Calhoun
Corell
Journal-World
Wash Needed for York Minster Glass of Hull
The Dean of York appeals for funds to preserve York Minster windows in Hull that have not been cleaned for over six decades. He notes the world’s finest English glass collection rests there and asserts washing does not harm the mellowed color but preserves the art.
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York Minster
Hull
Eng
Associated Press
York
Jean
Discovering a New Crater Near Aniakchak Bay Alaska
W R Smith and Sidney Old, long-time Alaskans, found a volcano about 30 miles west of Aniakchak Bay on the Alaska Peninsula. Named Aniakchak after the river flowing from its walls, the crater marks a notable geological find for scientists.
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Seward
Alaska
Associated Press
W. R. Smith
Sidney
Aniakchak River
Aniakchak Bay
Alaska Peninsula
Aniakchak
Temperature to fall to sixteen above zero by morning
The Weather Bureau predicts temperatures will drop to sixteen degrees above zero by morning in Kansas City, ending the unusually warm spell seen in February.
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Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Life views and faith clash at university convocation
Dr. Sherwood Eddy told about 800 students at the university convocation that beliefs about life divide into materialist or spiritual lines and that religion and science can coexist. He outlined ways to find God in nature humanity and in Jesus Christ and noted evolution can align with the Bible. He spoke on two topics at open forums yesterday and set a 7:30 pm talk in Robinson gymnasium on life theory.
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Dr. Eddy
Russia
Czecho-Slovakia
Eddy
God
Jesus Christ
University
Robinson Gymnasium
Bossie Pays Fine in Mann Act Case at Kansas City
Claude P. Bossie once Omaha city clerk pleaded guilty to Mann Act violation, fined 500 dollars, and promised to reunite with his rightful wife Emma Walmsley. He explained marriage to Walmsley in Lawrence in January 1824 and subsequent divorce issues and France trip. Also notes postoffice expense debate and staff move of Chester Shaw to Kansas City Times, plus a classified ad about lost money turned up.
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Kansas City
Claude P. Bossie
Omaha
Bossie
Emma Marion Walmsley
Lawrence
Kansas
Anna
A. L. Reeves
Liquor Raid by U S Marines Seizes On Beaufort
A raiding party of marines boarded the navy transport Beaufort on arrival from the West Indies and seized several hundred gallons of liquor. Some drained from officers’ state rooms. The liquor was sent to base administration for a court of inquiry.
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Norfolk
Beaufort
West Indies
Wilbert Smith
Roger Welles
Fifth Naval District
Naval Base
West Indian
Navy Department
Washington
Navy
Navy Beeingsport Penulert
Hampton Roads
Wilbur
Income tax talks aired by Chicago collectors
Chicago tax officials will broadcast on radio to explain schedule filling procedures. Mrs. Mabel Reinecke, collector, has arranged more than a dozen talks before March 15 to help listeners complete forms amid tax season chatter.
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Chicago
Salos
Mabel Reinecke
Three Italians Sought in Lovejoy Peters Slay Case
Kansas City police sought three Italians today in the slaying last week of patrolman B. G. Lovejoy and ex-patrolman George Peters whose bodies were found buried in the yeast bottoms along the Missouri river. Two women tied to the dead man were recalled for questioning. A name Frank, given by a released woman, is believed Italian and in Topeka, Kansas, as officers search.
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Kansas City
B. G. Lovejoy
George Peters
Missouri River
I. B. Walston
Halian
Frank
Lovejoy
Peters
Topeka
Kan
Merchants Bureau Still Sells Tickets for Lawrence Course
Committees have sold many institute tickets for the merchant short course in Lawrence next week but several business men remain un canvassed. The committee aims to complete ticket sales at once.
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Merchants Bureau
Lawrence
Institute
Milk testing group to meet in Franklin county
A cow testing association meeting is set for 2 o clock Friday afternoon at the Cham ber of Commerce building office of H C Glazier county agent. The plan is to organize Franklin county into a milk testing and production records association with other statistics to be kept. Pat Malin will speak tonight at the First Methodist church night supper as part of the Sherwood Eddy meetings at the University. District superintendent Rev Fred Bailey of Kansas City Kansas will also attend Listen in with Hanna.
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H. C. Calglazier
Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County
M. E
Pat Malin
Primary March 10 Registration Books Close at City Clerk
City Clerk Floyd Lawrence announced that registration books for the March 10 city primary will close at 10 oclock Friday night at the city clerk office. Only about a dozen have registered so far, and non-voters from the November election or residents who moved or never registered must sign the books to be eligible. Office hours are from 9 am to 10 pm today tomorrow and Friday. Candidates for three school board seats the city finance commissioner and the school board treasurer will be nominated.
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Floyd Lawrence
Lawrence
District Court Ends Day With Multiple Default Judgments
A district court session concluded with numerous default judgments and several cases dismissed or carried to the May term. Notable rulings included a $827.15 default against C W Gould in H H Hill v Gould et al, and a $305 judgment with mortgage foreclosure in Davis Welcome Mortgage Co v Henry Carson. Several other matters, including filings against the Kansas Compensation Board and multiple divorce actions, were continued, submitted in writing, or dismissed for lack of prosecution. The report notes some cases opened for defense, quiet title actions, and reconciliations among ongoing civil suits.
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H. H. Hill
C. W. Gould
Wilshire
Albert Czarnowsky
George Carter
Davis Welcome Mortgage Co
Henry Carson
Ruth Tatum
Charles Shimmons
Fred Ghimmons
J. W. Roberts
J. A. Winchell
Perry Fordyce
Kansas Compensation Board
Arthur L. Marshell
H. M. Simpson
Albert Haight
Central Guaratee Co
Merchants Naional Bank
Tayu
J. W. Shaw
P. C. Hays
F .C. Reynolds
Gustav Bucheim
W. M. Seenhower
Mitchell C. Duffie
Nick Chelonis
C. W. Smith
Carl Kreider
Pearl Ferguson
Herry Ferguson
Maxwell Investment Co
Jacob Weikum
N. M. Eisel
Eunice
John E. Artman
Anna C. Smith
Pau W. Smith
May Terms
Arthur White
Rebecca White
W. A. Eudaly
Lora Eudaly
Fred Weiman
Ethel Weiman
City urged to acquire 13 acre park tract on West Side
A Lawrence group of 17 business and professional leaders met with Mayor Holliday to urge acceptance of a 13 acre park tract on the west side, offered by J Hunter and the Sigma Nu fraternity on condition that a road through the park be built. They noted the city has spent little on parks recently and proposed paving Massachusets Street as part of a broader improvement program tied to a new hotel.
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Lawrence
F. M. Holliday
3. J.hunter
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Woodland Park
Massachusetts Street
Divorce Day In Court Court actions heard by Judge Hugh Means
Divorce actions were heard in district court. Leits Thuma was granted a divorce from Clyde M Thuma for abandonment and custody of minor children awarded to Mrs Thuma. A divorce suit Kathryn Walter vs John Walter ordered husband pay 25 dollars within 30 days and 3.50 weekly support for a minor. Several cases were taken under advisement or dismissed for want of prosecution. A judgment for plaintiff against defendant for 2861.57 with mortgage foreclosure was entered in the suit Buck B Eubahk vs J O Lovejoy et al.
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Hugh Means
Leits Thuma
Clyde M. Thuma
Thuma
Kathryn Walter
John Walter
Marshall Hill
Anne Hulce ‘Hill
Marie Hill
William Hill
Arthur White
Rebecca White
Alberta Hill
Marcellus Hill
Charity Demaris
Frank Demaris
Uuck B. Eubahk
J. 0. Lovejoy
Mortgage tax reform shifts fees to filing
State legislature passes mortgage registration law requiring a twenty five cent fee and one hundred value of mortgages paid to the county register of deeds at filing. Tax on mortgages will be collected once and used to cover the mortgage life tax, reducing annual assessor bills and boosting county revenue. E C Bussing travels to Topeka for supplies to handle the new tax process. Prince Henry of England ill. cannot attend London horse show. University of Kansas official E H Lindley attends Manhattan dinner. Kerulf Eriksen Jack Casey Edward Cain on winning high school debate at Manhattan.
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Register of Deeds
E. C. Bussing
Topeka
Register of Deeds Office
Kerulf Eriksen
Jack Casey
Edward Cain
Manhattan
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