University Case to Court Monday in Kalifax
Hearing set for 9 o clock Monday on a temporary injunction granted by Chancellor Lindley against the governor and state board of administration. Lawyers say the case is highly technical with notable points of law. Plaintiffs seek to make the injunction permanent. Lindley represented by CA Smarret and Walter Thiele. defendants represented by Noah J. Bowman and Al M. Harvey.
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H. Lindley
University of Kalifax
State Board of Administration
Noah J. Bowman
Garnett
State Tax Commission
al M. Harvey
Topeka
Governor
State Board
CA Smarret
Walter Thiele
Chancellor Lindley
Lindley
Persmanent
A Nation of Commuters in Chicago Suburbs Rise
Chicago experts assert a demographic shift from city flats to suburban cottages. Prof. William L Bailey of Northwestern University says Chicago will soon surpass New York in suburban residents, with suburbs along Lake Michigan expanding rapidly and drawing half the rural population within ten miles of a city of 10,000 or more.
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Chicago
United Press
William L. Bailey
Northwestern University
New York
Lake Michigan
Bailey
Boston
Senate blocks Moses postal salary rise move
Senator Moses Watts New Hampshire Republican urged immediate Senate action on postal salary and rate increases but was blocked by Senator Norris Nebraska. After outlining the proposal Moses said he would seek action Monday. In Berlin Chancellor Marx said a coalition ministry with Reichstag majority could not be formed.
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Moses Watts
Washington
Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Berlin
Associated Press
Marx
Reichstag
Weather outlook and forecasts across regions start of week
Washington forecasts begin week with rain in the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys, then a mix of rain and snow later. Temperatures expected near or above normal with a brief midweek cold spell. Fiatesau regions mostly fair with similar temps. Kansas sees fair skies tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Data indicates prior day highs and current noon readings.
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Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
Fiateau
Kansas
Haskell Indians Open Season Against Clathe Mates at 7:30
The season opener between Haskell Institute and the Clathe Mates is set for 7:30 at the Haskell gym. Karl Schlademan of Kansas University will referee. Also noted, former Virginia Governor James Hele Tyler, 78, died today at his East Radford home.
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Haskell Institute
Clathe
Haskell Gymnasium
Karl Schlademan
K. U
Virginia
Roanoke
James Hele Tyler
John Tyler
East Radford Oes
Farm relief plans debated by Washington leaders
Congressional leaders prepare to push emergency farm relief this session based on the Anderson agricultural commission recommendations. Relief focus likely on cattle industry credits and a government supervised cooperative marketing system may follow, with Senator Capper urging immediate action.
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Washington
Agriculture Commission
Capper
Kansas
Commission
Farm Commission
Phers
Commisse
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Coolidge
R. O W. Thatcher
New York State Agricultural ‘Experiment Station
Mel Carey
White House
M Carey
Anderson Concra) Agtricultural Commission
Carey
Dat Front
Inquest Continues in Death of Millionaire Orphan
Chicago reports no further stays are planned in the death investigation of Wilamor Nelson McClintock. Assistant State's Attorney Joseph says the inquiry resumes Tuesday. Dr. Ludvig Hektaen attributes McClintock’s death to virulent typhoid with hemorrhages. Chief beneficiary W. Shepherd prepares to leave for Albuquerque with his wife for an indeterminate stay.
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Chicago
Wil Aor
Nelson McClintock
Joseph, Havine
Ludvig Hektaen
McClintock
Ts. Shepherd
Albuquerque
Chancellor Lindley Defends Free Education at Topeka Talk
In Topeka on January 3 Chancellor BE Lindley of Kansas University urged free education and a revised law to ensure freedom in state institutions. He warned against a governor sitting on the governing board and cited Oklahoma wreckage to stress protecting faculty independence and democratic links with the people. He noted Kansas funding compares to a single pupil’s yearly cost, praised the Kansas press, and called on leaders to shield universities from political pressure.
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Topeka
Ben. S. Paulen
BE. H. Lindley
Kansas University
University Club
Kansas
America
Lindley
Oklahoma
Glake
Davi
Davis
United States
Illinois
Kansas education must be free like the press say club guests
Incorruptible and devoted to higher education, a speaker urged free Kansas education. Guests included two KK U Alumni leaders Irving Hill of Lawrence and Tom Veatch of Kansas City. After the governor's address, attendees met Mr. Paulen Chancellor Lindley and the two alumni.
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Kansas
KK. U. Alumni Association
Irving Hill
Lawrence
Tom. Veatch
Kansas City
Paulen
Lindley
Would Hold Husband for Murder in Omaha Case
A coroner's inquest into the death of Mrs. Mac Hahne in Omaha recommends her husband John W. Hahne, a contractor and real estate man, be held on a first degree murder charge. The report states she died from wounds inflicted by him and he was arrested and jailed.
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Omaha
Neb
Associated Press
Mac Hahne
John W. Hahne
Americe
Hahne
Douglas County
Cee
Hold Convocation Aims to Prevent Student Demonstrations
An all University convocation is set for Monday morning in Robinson Gymnasium. Chancellor Lindley is expected to urge students and faculty to maintain regular work and avoid demonstrations by attending court proceedings related to the university affair. Morning classes follow the convocation with an 8:30 to 9:20 schedule.
Governor Davis rebuffs KU student petition letters
Steve Merrill of Garden City sent Governor Jonathan Davis a note about circulating petitions backing Chancellor Lindley. Davis replied that Merrill should mind his studies and that petitions were not initiated by students. he affirmed state leaders will run the university in the public interest.
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Steve Merrill
Universitdent
Goveror
Jonathan M. Davis
Gore Davis
K- U
Lindley
Garden City
Merrill
Sudler replies to Davis attack over university bill
Dr M T Sudler defends himself against Governor Davis who charged him with deceit over a $200 emergency operation bill for Floyd Watson. Sudler asserts full facts were known and that the state was asked to reimburse the student’s family, citing letters and dates from 1924 and university officials.
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DR. Sudler
Davis
M. T. Sudler
Sadler
University
Board of Administration
Sudler
Floyd Watson
B. Watson
Fowler
Kansas
Watson
Lindley
Edmiston
Mr. Watson
Dr. Edmiston
Lawrence
Kans
C. B. Watson
Mervin T. Sadler
M. T. Sadler
Dearer
Sumter
Floyd
Open New Poultry Hatchery in Lawrence by Grant
Charles J. Grant plans a 10 000 chick capacity hatchery at 120043 Connecticut Street in Lawrence. Former head of Haskell Institute poultry department, he will lease the Teter building and finish by month end to start hatching February day-old chicks. The hatchery will handle many poultry breeds with a sales catalogue forthcoming and a room for poultry equipment. Endorsed by the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce.
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Lawrence
Grant Kaw Valley
Connecticut
Charles J. Grant
Grant
Haskell’ Institute
Teter
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Larger Bus Station Rebuilt With Modern Depot Plan
The Interstate bus line has leased the adjoining store room and begun remodeling a new depot nearly the size of the old one. It will feature a women’s restroom and new furniture with a cashier’s cage, modeled after the Kansas City depot, and an entrance on the north side for easy access. Completion is expected within a week. The prior potato chip shop has moved to the 1000 block on Massachusetts Street. A free tuberculosis clinic will be held Tuesday at city hall with Dr Loveland in charge.
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Interstate Bus Line
Kansas City
Massachusetts Street
New York Ends Heaviest Snow in Four Years
New York’s heaviest snowstorm in four years ended today with light rain. Eleven inches fell, crippling city streets while railroad schedules remained mostly regular. Sixteen thousand workers, including ten thousand emergency personnel, were deployed to clear snow and maintain traffic. the fire department was mobilized fully due to severe congestion.
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New York
Jan
Lawrence names C B Hasford postmaster with commission
C B Hasford new Lawrence postmaster received his commission from Washington yesterday and may assume duties when convenient. He plans to take office January 15 and will continue as president of Hosford Investment Co while devoting time to the postmastership. No ceremony is planned. C S Finch will retire as postmaster when Hasford arrives with his commission.
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C. BR. Hasford
Lawrence
Hosford
Hosford Investment Co
C.S. Finch
Miss Minniej Scott Reports City Health Visits Totals
Miss Minniej Scott city health nurse released annual figures showing 4568 total visits for the year including nursing care 1572 tuberculosis 305 prenatal and other categories. The well baby clinic under her direction grew to be the largest in the city with attendance around four thousand the prior year and occasionally taxed the health room facilities.
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Minniej Scott
City Health
State Board of Health
Topeka
Cit
Scott
Wetzel enters race for city finance commissioner
George T. Wetzel assistant cashier at Lawrence National Bank announces candidacy for city finance commissioner. He has led bank purchases and cash handling for over a decade and chaired Liberty Bond drives during the war. He also serves as secretary of the Lawrence Country Club and backs depositing city funds in pro rated banks if elected. The state board of administration hearing next Tuesday at Hutchinson reformatory will include 61 cases with 17 involving automobile thefts and multiple highway robberies.
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George T. Wetzel
Wetzel
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence Country Club
J. D. Bowergock
Topeka
Kan
J.A. Cable
State Board of Administration
W. P. Lambertson
Hutchinson — State” Reformatory
Fire destroys Pi Kappa Alpha home in Lawrence
A early morning blaze at 1200 Louisianat street gutted the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity house. Firefighters battled headway as water mains froze. personal property loss estimated around 40,000 with about 100 dollars per member. The fire originated in the first floor living room. Walter McAdow, last in the home, reported low fireplace embers and smelling wood smoke.
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Pi Kappa Alpha
Louisianut Street
W. J. Baumgartners
Walter McAdow
Hia~watha
McAdaw
Toom
Inss
Hiawatha
Frank A. Bailey
Ouley
Lawrence
Bailey
Dodge Brothers Agency
W. FB. Griffith
University
Mrs Lola Learnard to Speak on Rural School Music
Mrs Lola E Learnard supervisor of public school music in five country schools has accepted an invitation to speak at the State Music Teachers Association meeting in Ottawa February 1 on Music in the Rural Schools. She oversees music in Pleasant Valley Washington Creek Fairview Blue Mound and India schools.
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Lola E. Learnard
State
University and city plan flooding Potter lake for skating
Authorities will cooperate to flood Potter lake surface to create a skating site. A skating committee member said the surface must be cleared of snow before pumping begins, and skaters are asked to report with snow shovels this afternoon to prepare the lake.
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Potter Lake
Nrovire
Tamor Row
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