Truth and politics clash in Kansas governor's remarks
In Topeka the Kansas governor confronts questions over truth and a series of board resignations. The piece suggests political maneuvering around Lambertson, Lindley, and Williams in the university matter, alleging partisan aims and a looming 1926 bid, amid the inquiry into the millionaire orphan’s death and the estate it left.
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Topeka
Davis
Jonathan
Truth
Topéka
Lambertson
Lindlow
Lindley
Williams
Lawrence
Wiliams
Acinay
New Year Outlook Mixed With Optimism For Business
A year end review notes the old year was generally good and forecasts better prospects ahead. Politically a settled year is seen with no major risks to business. Trade and industry anticipate expansion and renewed opportunities in the months to come.
Real estate praise and debt debate in Journal-World
The Journal-World praises realtors for reviving property sales and community growth while noting instances of ads shaping sale interest despite location concerns. It urges credit to realtors from bankers and clergy, and reflects on a French proposal to apply wartime debt relief principles to other nations, discussing U S and France France Germany parity and full payment ideas.
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Journal-World
Journal- World
Journal World
Germany
United States
France
New Year Day Inaugurations And Geog Changes
Dr. John Marie Musy becomes Swiss President today amid ceremonies. Ontario cities vote in municipal elections. President and Mrs. Coolidge host a New Year reception in Washington. Peach County, Georgia, is created by legislative act. Alfred E. Smith begins a third term as New York governor, and Michigan's Alex J. Groesbeck starts a third term. Christiania officially renamed Oslo effective today, reviving the historic Oslo name.
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John Marie Musy
Ontario
Coolidge
Washington
Georgia
Peach County
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Michigan
Alex J. Groesbeck
Christiania
Oslo
Retirement Next for Associate Justice McKenna
Associate Justice Joseph McKenna, oldest on the Supreme Court by tenure, is expected to vacate the bench early next year after 27 years of service. The Philadelphia native moved to California in youth and rose to prominence as a lawyer before entering the judiciary.
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Joseph McKenna
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Tribunal
Supreme Bench
Justice McKenna
California
Poli
Justice McKenna Returned to Supreme Court Post
The passage notes Justice McKenna, once district attorney, a California legislator, and four term congressman who sat beside McKinley in his last two terms, was appointed attorney general and in 1897 elevated to the Supreme Court to replace Justice Field. He had been eligible for retirement for over eleven years.
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California
Congress
William McKinley
Harrisont
Supreme” Bench
Justice Field
Justice McKenna
Aaa
Future prospects for Germany under the Dawes plan debated
The Tageblatt in its new year edition prints a symposium of American officials bankers and others on Germany prospects under reparations. Notables Secre tary Mellon Baruch and Senator Borah weigh the Dawes plan its effects on German recovery and future settlement urging fixed reasonable reparations and peaceful outlooks.
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Washington
Berliner Tageblatt
Germany
Berlin
Mellon
Barach
Senate Foreign ‘Relations Committee
Bernard M. Baruch
Europe
Senator Borah
Deaths and Funerals Notice Fragment Nightingale Powell Gibson
Mrs Cordelia Nightingale age 53 died last night at 1398 Brooks avenue funeral 10 oclock Monday at Punk s chapel burial at Oak Hill cemetery Mrs Mary Powell colored died last night at 1834 Tennessee street. Funeral announcements to follow Mrs Charity Gibson 86 funeral tomorrow at 2 pm North Ling rence Baptist church
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Cordelia. Nightingale
Cordelia Nightingale
Brooks Avenue
Punk's Chanel
Snavde
Oak Hill’ Cemetery
Mary Powell
Mary, Powell
Tennessee Street
Charity Gibson
Perry Street
North Lingrence Baptist Church
Evaporated Milk Output Reaches Peak in 1924
Chicago reports 1924 evaporated milk production at 27 000 000 cases valued at 1350 000 000. The national output totaled 4 300 000 000 quarts, equaling eleven quarts per person. There were 26 000 000 cows nationwide and 140 000 cows supplied evaporated milk factories. The year marks a peak as domestic sales rose 12 1 2 percent and exports grew 25 percent over 1923.
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Chicago
Unite States
Herbert ©.Hooks
The
Hacks
Water impounding plan urged for Kansas by judge
Judge J C Ruppenthal of the 23rd Kansas district urges a state backed program to impound water across central and western Kansas with dams and canals. He proposes highway connected reservoirs funded by state or counties, extensive irrigation ditches, and a system to conserve storm water from divides to major streams. He cites decades of wasted rainfall and urges immediate action with exemplary spillway avoidance.
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Russell
Kans
Associated Press
Kansas
J. C. Ruppenthal
Kansas Judicial District
Ruppenthal
Robert Good
Cawker City
Cri
Good
Central
Gulf
Exico
Diammirz
Colorado
Arkansas
Sihoky Hill
Baldwin News Household Events and Local Weddings
Baldwin area notes recount a December birth likely to be christened Robert, a Chicago attorney's wedding of Miss Elizabeth Allen to Ralph Butts, and many Christmas gatherings. Reports cover travels, school ties, a 92nd birthday, and a Baldwin connection to Rev Ernest B. Stewart and Miss Mildred Spencer's January union at the Foster home.
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Frederick “Fiannl Ma
Robert
Thadium
C. J. Clark
Miss_ May-Muenzenmayer
Kamarado
Baldwin
Edwin Chirk
Bt Joseph
Martha Allen
Elizabeth Allen
Ralph Butts
Chicago
Howard Wilcox
Anthony
C. W Bailey
Roberto Milner
Neriver
Calo
Mrs. Butts
Lawyrence
Butts
University of
Marguerite Allen
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Howard Wiscox
Kans
Roberta
Milner
Denver
Cola
Cecile Pyke
Ottawa
Grace Reeder
Columbus
Esther Houston
Benedict
Lucy Hawkins White
Mary Jane
S. W. Muerizenmayer
May Muenzenmayer
Kanaredo
John Weil
Topeka
George Hausman
Erdara
Geor Brecheisen
Clearfield
Anna Wei
Muenzenmayer
John A. Benjamin
Charles Kline
Lincoln
Neb
First Methodist Church
C. E. Allison
William Richards
C. W. Kline
Lorenza Payne
Drker
Payne
C. N' Payne
Donald Clark
Francis Spender
Elizabeth
Esther
Balch
Neodesha
Yiends
Neodesha High School
William M. Salch
Methodist
Floy Omston
Carnie Wallace
Tri Sigma
Liston
Clarence FE. Hol+ tombe
O. E.,allison
Campbell
Allisom
Fred Bennett
Melvern
Wallace B. Fleming
Bertha Jane Fleming
Houston
Texas
Dr. Fleming
Mary Dixon
Kansas City
Florence Dixon
First Methodist Sunday School
Robert BE. McHenry
Lloyd Mehenry
Pennsylvania
Rollo Mueller
Wellington
Zeta and
Alpha | Girls
Charles Kalb
Little Aughter
Emmaline
Mildred Spencer
E. H. Spencer
Ernest B. Stewart
Evanston
Foster
Helen Foster
Maud Lawson
L. W. Foster
Edna Stewart
Francis Spencer
Miss. Spencer
Mrs. Stewart
Morgenville
Stewart
Garrett Theological Seminary
Baker University
Baker
Ives Chapel
Lee Haines Aids Harry Gloster In Jailbreak Escape
In a tense sequence Lee Haines plans a jailbreak from a village jail after rescuing Harry Gloster. Haines overpowers Sheriff Hargess, seizes a revolver, and leads Gloster through a rear exit onto a fast horse, the escape catalyzed by a daring, gunfisted stand.
North Lawrence News Bites and Community Notes
Mrs. George Petty listed as sick. Mr. and Mrs. E D Leeman thank neighbors for help during Monday morning fire. fire department praised for quick response and careful work. Mrs. J J Krum and Edward Lewis return from Hot Springs after Christmas visit with Mrs. Krum’s mother. Cen tenary M E church plans supper cancellation due to cold weather with church and Sunday school officers elected. Prosperity hint promotes Lawrence Business College course offering.
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George Petty
E. D. Leeman
Edward Lewis
Hot Springs
Ark
Krum
M. Rie
M. E. Church
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