Judge Means Allows Stay in Lindley Case at University
Judge Hugh Means sustained a demurrer to Chancellor Lindley’s petition in district court, dissolved the temporary injunction, and granted a 24 hour stay while the matter proceeds to higher courts. Judge C A Smart said an appeal would be filed. the plaintiff seeks a supreme court restraining order, while the board defends the chancellor’s removal as within its discretion.
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E. H. Lindley
C. A. Smart
Supreme Court
Board of Administration
iIf Supreme Court
Lindley
Fudge Means
Kansas
Judie Means
Legislature of
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Sourt
Punioaton
Gond
Mtans
District Court
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Fof
Taintiff
State Board
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Jdy
Sa'elock
A. M. Harey
A. M.harvey
Landon
C. Harvey
Paul
Harvies
Ana
Plart
J. A. Cable
W. P. Lamsan
Davis
Aubrney Harvey
Share
Amre
Vadantel
Wyoming Gets Woman Governor in Wyoming History
Cheyenne reports Nellie Taylor Ross sworn in as the first woman governor amid debates on the governor and board powers. Legal arguments focus on discretionary acts versus bad faith as Chancellor Linley’s dismissal and university policy queries unfold. The case raises jurisdiction questions and features Harvey and Smart presenting statutory citations as lawyers seek court guidance.
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Harvey
Rockefeller Foundation
Flexner
University School of Medicine
Linley
Paul T
Harvay
Tudge- Smart
Lawsuit seeks permanent restraining order over university chancellor
In Douglas Kansas district court FE H Lindley files to defend petition asking a court action to prevent removal of Dy B F Lindley as chancelor of the University by Governor Davis and the Kansas State Board of Administration. Defendants Davis Carney Williams and Cable challenge court jurisdiction asserting the suit targets the state and its officers acting on board duties. The filing notes assertions and the case continues on Page 6.
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Topeka
Anthities
I. Harvey
Lindley
Chantcelor
State Board
Davis
Dy. B. FL. Lindley
District Court of
Douglas
County
Kansas
Fe.h. Lindley
Jonathan M. Davis
A. B. Garey
Roger Willians
Lena’ RK. Cable
WesTambertson
William I. Bardi Sulk
A. B. Charney
Roger Wiliams
Dena Ki. Cable
W. P. Lambertson
Wis
State of
al B. Carney
Roger Williams
Board of Administration
Lena KK. Cable
W. P P. Lambertson
A. B. Carney
State of Kansas
House Reports a Deficiency Bill
The House Appropriations Committee released an emergency deficiency bill totaling 157,111,700 aimed at refunds for illegally collected taxes and continued dam project funding at Mustle Shoals Alabama. It also funds disease prevention, courthouse completion in Paris Texas, National Parks insect eradication, Coast Guard personnel, and other urgent items, with total prior-year internal revenue receipts and refunds noted.
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Jan
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Mustle Shoals
Ala
Inland Waterways Corporation
New Orleans
Oakland
Calif
Ap Aid
Paris
Tex
National Parks
Publa Landis Board
Whington
Coast Guard
National Delta Sigma Lambda Fraternity Met at Christmas Convention
Nelta Sima Lamba was chosen at a national Delta Sigma Lambda convention held during Christmas vacation. The Kansas chapter at the University of Kansas, recently listed as Selmitur, will stay at 1247 Ohio Street for the school year. John Rehm presides. members include John Rehm Sharon Springs Powrie Doctor Clathe Cyril Scott and many others from several universities.
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de Molay
University of Kansas
Delta Sigma Samba
Selmitur
Order of
Dy Molay
Purdue University
University of California
University of Nevada
University of Arizona
University of Nebraska
University of Illinois
University of Wa Lon Anniversity of Iahe
Ohio Street
John Rehm
Delta Sigma Lamba
Sharon Springs
Powrie Doctor
Clathe
Cyril Scott
Shawnee
Fairchild
Kansas City
Walter PF. Davis
Pittsburg
Forrest
Hewat
Walnut
Louis K. Leonard
Solomion
George Mikesell
Bolleville
James M. Noble
Riley
Harry Skinner
Columbus
Walter Faravnsas
Pleasanton
Everett
Heston
Goodland
Louis Laplatta
Scammion
Harry’ Mullinix
Burlington
Ernest Johnson
Wamega
Richard Marks
Spokane
Washington
Ing
Aged Justice McKenna Resigns From Supreme Court
Washington on January 5. The resignation of Associate Justice Joseph McKenna was announced from the bench of the Supreme Court. With over thirty years on the high court he is the ranking associate justice and retires due to advanced age. Chief Justice Taft said the resignation was accepted by President Coolidge.
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Washington
Joseph
McKenna
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Taft
Coolidge
City Schools Back In Session After Two-Week Break
The city schools reopened this morning after a two week vacation, the last until April 10 with a few Easter days. All but one teacher reported for duty, athletics and science instructor Andy McDonald unable to teach due to illness. An all high school assembly is set for 11 15 tomorrow to build interest in the first league basketball game of the season at the high school gym Friday night. Dr F C Allen University athletics director and Ki 1S University captain Tusten Ackerman, ex high school star, plus Endsley Toores, high school basketball captain, will speak.
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Andy McDonald
F.C. Allen
University
Tusten Ackerman
Endsley Tjores
Pardoned in Slaying Case Elftman Granted Full Pardon
Governor Davis granted a full pardon to William Elftman of Bonner Springs who was convicted of second degree murder in the death of his wife four years ago. The governor cited reasonable doubt and letters from supporters, noting previous trials included a hung jury and a compromise verdict.
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Topeks
Kan
JM. Davis
Willian
Bonner Prings
Davis
Flstman
Eltim
Awicy
Elftmar
Elftman
Rec recalled at witnesses before House air craft panel
Major General Patrick chief of the army air service was recalled today as a witness before the special house committee investigating aircraft situations in the United States Proposals for a unified air service for the army and navy were discussed Brig Gen Mitchell and other war department witnesses favored the plan while Secretary Wilbur and Rear Admiral Moffett opposed it The committee sought further testimony from Patrick on the licensing and placement of army aircraft contracts under cross license arrangements among manufacturers
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Washington
Patrick
Army Air Service
United States
Army
Navy
Mitchell
War Department
Wilbur
Reay Moffett
Naval Bureau of Aeronauts
Chicago Loses Suit Over Lake Michigan Water
The supreme court affirmed a federal district court injunction in Chicago restraining discharges from Lake Michigan to no more than 250000 cubic feet per minute. The ruling goes into effect in two days without prediction of any permit by the secretary of war. Mrs R L Garrett and her daughter Madge Garrett returned from Wichita where they spent the holidays with Mr Garrett.
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Chicago
Aan
Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Lake Michigan
Secretary of War
R. L. Garrett
Madge Garrett
Wichita
M Garrett
President Urges Ground-Up Cooperative Marketing Plan
Washington January 5 President Coolidge urged cooperative marketing as the stable path for US agriculture. He warned against top-down schemes and urged farmers to start at the soil, building upward with patient leadership. He illustrated growth from small units and stressed training and shared sacrifice to achieve a sound cooperative system. The president called for a nationwide culture of cooperation, arguing it is a proven principle that must begin at the base of agricultural enterprise. He dismissed the notion that Americans lack cooperative genius, emphasizing history of joint effort from discovery to industrial progress. In other news, Liberty Memorial high school girls plan their annual concert January 22 directed by Mabel Barnhart with soloists Guila Gress and Margaret Drendon. Marion township census work by C. E. Woodward relies on farmer cooperation in filling blanks.
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America
Coolidge
National Council of Farmers Cooperative Marketing Associations
White House
Cooperative “Marketing
Goverment
Banks
Philanthropies
Providence
United States
Sted
Andrew Carnegies
Hev
Ford
Liberty Memorial High School
Mabel Barnhart
Guila! Gress
Margaret Drendon
Hollywood Sets Stage For Plastic Surgery Boom
Hollywood Calif Jan 5 a surge in demand for cosmetic noses prompts plans to erect a new hospital specializing in plastic surgery within months. One promoter who helped repair Jack Dempsey’s nose last year backs the project as the film industry eyes new cosmetic work.
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Hollywood
Calif
Holywood
Jack Dempsey
Heatvyweight
KFKU IN PROGRAM Monday and Thursday evenings planned
KFKU the new University of Kansas station will air Monday and Thursday evenings starting tonight at 6 50 with piano tuning and music followed by lectures. The station operates on 275 meters and will broadcast home K U basketball descriptions from January 16 onward. Two courses linked to correspondence study offer University credit Elementary Spanish and Educational Psychology. Tonight’s program includes piano tunes and a mix of lectures and music featuring Prof W B Downing Harold Taylor and Dr F C Allen.
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University of Kansas
Missouri Valley
Re U
W. B. Downin
Harold Taylor
O'Hare
Cox
Husband shot wife then killed himself in Atchison
In Atchison Kansas on June 5 Charles Hunt a painter shot his estranged wife Mrs Charles Hunt in their apartment injuring her with two bullets to the head and one in the body before fatally turning the gun on himself A soldier from Fort Leavenworth found them and is held pending an inquest The soldier identified himself as William F Dawson Police recovered letters addressed to someone at Fort Leavenworth disciplinary barracks
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Atchison, Kan
Charles Hunt
Fort Leavenworth
William F. Dawson
United States Disciplinary Barracks
Police hold five for death of T C Beck in Kansas City
Five persons are in police custody after T C Beck, 65, died from injuries after a beating yesterday. Beck was found on the stairs of his hotel and never regained consciousness. The detainees, including R A Nolan 24 B E Ashworth 36 Edward Hankie 24 and W F E Doran, allegedly took part in a party Saturday where whiskey flowed freely. The case hinges on the events leading to his death. Also note: Kansas Audubon society plans state school vote on a new state bird for Kansas Day January 29. Dr H B Hungerford from the University of Kansas Entomology Department supports the meadowlark. In Washington a rehearing on the Berton Harbor Michigan case involving David was denied by the Supreme Court. The matter was brought by John W and Margaret Hansel of Nashville Tennessee. Skates ground-Rutters 1023 Ky t.
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T. C. Beck
Beck
R. A. Nolan
L. Be, Ashworth
Edward Hankie
W. FE. Doran
Audubon Society of Kansas
Kansas
H. B. Hungerford
Department of Entomology
K. U
State Society
Washington
Is Realite House of David
Berton Harbor
Mich
Talay
Supreme Court
John W
Margaret Hansel
Nashville
Tenn
KU Leader Urges Students to Carry On Business as Usual
About 3000 students attended the all-University convocation at 8:30 in Robinson gym. Chancellor E H Lindley spoke urging calm and that the university should avoid downtown demonstrations while the court considers the controversy. He praised student loyalty and stressed the university exists for the sake of its students amid nationwide attention.
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K. U
Robinson Gymni
E. H. Lindley
Crinson
Lindley
Irs
Kansas
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce to host honor lunch speakers
Senator J N Johnson and Representatives Willard Morgan and Charles Beeks will be guests of honor at the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce lunch to discuss the chamber's legislative program. An effort is under way to secure Charles Hicks Sr of Kinswood as a representative from Leavenworth County. A Coolidge delegate dies in Wisconsin. Stefan Radich, Croatian Peasant leader, arrested in Belgrade. Rev BE Bleck ill in his home with pulpit supplied by B Arnold of Westminster.
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J. N. Johnson
Willard Morgan
Charles Beeks
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Charles Hicks, Sr
Kinswood
Leavenworth County
Belgrade
Assocs
Stefan Radich
Jeader
BE. Ay Bleck
Louisiana Street
First Presbyterian Church
Pee B. Arnold
Westminspen
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C. E. Woodward
Marion Township
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Chamber of Commerce
Kenosha
Thomas S. Scott
Kenosha County
Wisconsin
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