High Court Stays Double Shooting Case and Debates
The High Court delayed ruling on Dr. Lindley's appeal against Governor Davis and the board, with briefs due Thursday as Justices questioned both sides. In Madison Wisconsin, F X Bernard, 42, Hibbing Minnesota, shot Miss Laura Palmer, 28, wounded her and killed himself at the French House dormitory near the University of Wisconsin. police seized a love letter and an unsigned note from Bernard.
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Lindley
Davis
Board of Administration
Supreme Court
A. Smart
Walter Thiele
Dr. Lindley
Distriet Court
Madison, Awis
Associated Press
F. X. Bernard
Hibbing
Minn
Laura B
Palmer
la Crosse
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Bernard
M. Hanson
Miss Palmer
Loving
France
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Letter to Gov Traulen Urges Reinstatement of KU Chancellor Lindley
A cabinet of KU Student Y M C A members drafts a letter to Governor-elect Traulen praising Chancellor Lindley for his religiously inclusive leadership and urging his reinstatement. The group highlights Lindley’s support for campus religious work and aid to students of limited means, expressing concern over his dismissal and seeking his return. Also noted: twelve patients attended the regular tuberculosis clinic at the city health center.
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C. A
Cleet Ben S. Traulen
Young Men's Christian Association
University of Kansas
E. H. Lindley
Wwell
Lindley
Hich
Kk. U
University of ‘Kansas
Odd Fellows Install New Officers at Regular Meeting
The Odd Fellows lodge No. 4 held a regular meeting last night at the hall and installed new officers for the coming term. Joan J. Saunders, past grand master, spoke and Kansas field deputy and grand master of Kansas attended as installing officers. Refreshments followed the installation. New officers include Frank Dodds noble grand FR, O Burgett vice grand, FL A Richardson warden, I T White chaplain, AL Banks inside guard, C Card outside guard, with minor officers also installed.
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Odd .Fellows Lodge No
Joan J. Saunders
Masint
Kansas
Odi Fellows
Frank Dodds
Noble Crand
FR. O. Burgett
FL A. Richardson
I. T. White
AL Banks
C- Card
Presbyterian synod meets in Wichita for two day session
Ministers and laymen from Kansas presbyteries meet in Wichita today alongside Missouri district secretaries and others for a two day synodical gathering. They will discuss church budgets, promotion, and work of home and foreign missions boards. A fellowship dinner for about 200 delegates and inspirational meetings are planned for tonight.
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Wichita
Kan
Jan. T
Kansas
Missouri
Presbyterian Church
Home and Foreign Missions
Greatest Christmas in Postal Service Opens New Year
Washington reports December postal receipts from fifty cities show the greatest Christmas in the service’s history. Total receipts reached 34,148,978, an 8.92 percent rise from December 1923. Dayton led in growth, while Los Angeles joined the million-dollar receipts club for the first time.
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Washington
Dayton
Los Angeles
Debts Talk Yields Sparse Light on Reparations Talks
Paris Jan 7 Associated Press Winston Churchill and James Logan met after the plenary session of the allied finance ministers conference. A communique gave little detail yet indicated hopeful prospects for an early settlement of American reparations claims. Churchill stressed parity between Britain and its debtors. France echoed, but Clementel shifted blame to other allies.
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Paris
Associated Press
Winston Curehit
James A. Logan
United States
Reparations Commission
Alliect
Finance Ministers
Logan
Churchill
Great Britain
England
America
France
M. Clementel
Germany
Europe
Students plan action on reinstating chancellor tonight
Members of the Christmas program committee at the University of Kansas will meet at 7 15 tonight in Fraser Hall to decide which plan to pursue to urge Governor elect Paulen to reinstate Chancellor Lindley. Proposals include sending a petition, a large delegation to Paulen, or a small group to press Paulen.
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University of Kansas
Fraser Hall
Lindley
State Board of Administration
Ben Paulen
Mr. Paulen
Paulen
Merchants Short Courses Planned in Several Kansas Towns
Kansas extension officials announce a shift from three university courses to merchants institutes in about ten to twelve cities. Salina and Hutchinson will host sessions February 16 to 20 with twelve to fifteen speakers on show card writing window trimming and advertising copy. Pryor Irwin will lead instruction. chambers of commerce provide lunches. no university course is offered.
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Kansas
H. G. Ingham
University of Kansas Extenson
Dion
Assis
I 3
Ingham
Salina
Hutchinson
Chambers of Commerce
Saline
Hest
Pryor Irwin
Fox
University of Wisconsin
Institute of Chicago
Hutchinson Hnve
Chamber of Commerce
Midwinter Canoe Trip Feat At Iiwada Washington
Amos Bargn of Portland completed a canoe voyage from the Columbia River source to the Pacific Ocean covering 1,268 miles. He piloted his craft past the river entrance into open sea, a notable accomplishment done in mid winter as the Columbia River was iced over.
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Iiwada
Wash
Amos Barg@n
Portland
Columbist River
Pacific Ocean
Burg
Columbia River
Life at Its Best Institute Planned at Kansas University
A. Bruce Curry, English professor at the Biblical Seminary in New York, will lead a Kansas University institute on Life at Its Best from February 16 to 15, with six days on campus and regional outreach. The program will feature teacher training for three days and an expanded session with nearby colleges including Ottawa, Washburn, Kansas City University, and Kansas State Agricultural College, using demonstrations and group discussions rather than lectures. The event follows Curry’s nationwide work with thousands of students from hundreds of colleges. A separate high school contest seeks a new two stanza song with a $5 prize, headed by Mrs. Elinor Sisson and Gola Coffelt, to replace the old school song now outdated.
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A. Bruce Curry
The
Biblical Seminary
New York City
University of Kansas
Ted Schultz
Curry
New York Seminary
Council of Christian Associations
Y. W.C. Ass
Schultz
Ma. Curry
Kansas Institute
Ottawa
Washburn
Kansas Ciy University
Kansas State Agricultural College
Elinor Sis
Son
Gola Coffelt
Choral Union Holds First Meeting After Holidays
Lawrence Choral Union met in the high school auditorium for a postholiday rehearsal. Members reviewed Verdi Requiem choruses and other sections as Dean D M Swarthout directed, shaping the choruses after a three week break.
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Choral ‘Union
Lawrence Choral Union
West
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Seals Sale Raises Over $1900 in Douglas County
Douglas County tuberculosis association reports more than 1900 raised from Christmas seal sales. The campaign team expects about 2000 total once final reports come in. Many mailed seals have not been returned or paid for, with nearly a thousand letters still awaiting response. The committee may issue reminder cards to prompting contributions or seal returns.
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Douglas County
County Tuberculosis Association
Tuberculosis Fund
Seal Campaign
ProWlers Enter Two Homes on Rhode Island and Connecticut Streets
Prowl ers entered Sam Fordice at 1121 Rhode Island Street and N P Power at 1016 Connecticut Street this morning. Fordice reported the theft of an overcoat and his Hamilton watch after 5 am while Power lost an overcoat a gold watch and about $6 last night, with the burglar fleeing before aid could be summoned. Mrs Fordice heard someone inside but could not stop the intruder.
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Sam
Fordice
Rhode Island
N. P. Power
Connecticut Street
Hamilton
Poultry Prizes Ready for Kaw Valley Show Winners
The Kaw Valley Poultry association will award prizes from the recent Kaw Valley Poultry show at their meeting tomorrow night at the Chamber of Commerce. Ribbons are arriving and checks for premiums are written. This will be the first meeting since the show, with Chevrolet noted as a lead.
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Kaw Valley
Kaw Valley Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago Memorial Plan To Honor Soldiers With 200 Foot Tower
Chicago announces a memorial to all soldiers of the nation’s wars. The 200 foot structure, costing 200000 dollars, will rise on the new South Water Street improvement replacing the historic produce market with a double decked boulevard. Funds will be raised by public subscription.
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Chicago
South Water Street
Hosford elected head of Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
C B Hosford unanimously chosen president of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce for the year at a noon board meeting. He will succeed George J Kirchhoff Jr. as head. New officers include P A Dinsmoor as first vice president and W L Newman as second vice president. New directors Bruner Dinsmoor Weaver Simons Green Kepler and Ed Klein join the board. Hosford recently named postmaster for Lawrence and resigns county commissioner duties.
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C. B. Hosford
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
George J. Kirchhof, Jr
P. A. Dinsmoor
W. L. Newman
A. F. McClanahan
C L. Scott
George Kirchoff, Jr
Lawrence Chamber
Chamber
Chamber Board of
V ¥. K. Bruner
Paul Dinsmoor
B. Weaver
W. C. Simons
W. Ay Green
J. B Kepler
Ed Klein
C. A. Smart
B. Hosferd
Lawrence
Lawrence Real Estate Board
Lawrence Board of Education
Hosford Investment Co. Ce
Non-Union Coal Production Rises Amid Shift in Mix
Washington reports a National Coal Association review showing non-union coal production has grown while union output fell. The 1920 wage scale continuation agreement is cited and the mix of production, once about 60 percent union and 40 percent non-union, has reversed in recent years.
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Washington
Jacksonville
National Coal Association
Lawrence Man Becomes Imperial Potentate of Abdallah Shrine
W M Newmark of Lawrence was named imperial potentate of Abdallah temple Leavenworth at last nights election and installation marking the first Lawrence representative at the Shrine's top post. Attending members from Lawrence included F M Holliday C W Carman and others as officers and attendees. Newmark will serve on the imperial council meeting in Los Angeles this June.
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W. OM. Newmark
Lawrence
Abdallah Temple
Leavenworth
Tawrence
Masonic
Offi
W.M. Newnts
Rence
Walter J. Kan
Farlland
E Potentary
Tar Trles
Pab
Arthur H. Strickahhan
John Meet
Mworthy Attmiller
Ori Pide
Haw
Recormler
Ph Voorhees
Orth
Imperial Council
Lewis
F.M. Flolliday
C. W. Carman
Ayes Ovhrle
John Robinson
J. N. Johnson
Henry Brinkman
A. P. Hultz
Dr. L J. Pierson
jA.bert McNish
F. J. LeDoux
Reprezy
Fred U
PT Association Luncheon Set for January 12
The high school Parent-Teachers Association will hold its regular luncheon Monday evening at 6 in the high school cafeteria on January 12. ES Weatherby presides, V Kent chairs the program, and Mrs. W O Hamilton handles publicity. An executive meeting with teachers and parents occurs Friday January 8 at noon to finalize plans. The association has strong parent turnout and supports school efficiency.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
ES. Weatherby
V. Kent
W. O. Hamilton
Ihe
Plan to Enter Constitutional Contest at Liberty Memorial High School
The Kansas City Star sponsors a constitutional contest praised by Liberty Memorial High School assistant principal Clarence A Speer. Last year many students entered and showed keen interest in studying the constitution. A committee of high school teachers will supervise this year, with Miss Erma Spangler as chair and Miss Ive Belle Harper and Clarence A Speer as members.
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Ty the
Kansas City Star
Clarence, A. Speer
Liberty Memorial High School
Erma ‘Spangler
Ive Belle Harper
Clarence A. Speer
Dairy survey planned by Lawrence Chamber committee
A Lawrence Chamber of Commerce committee will meet Saturday afternoon at the chamber building to plan a county dairy survey. Committee members include Roy Martin G R Shultz W B Dalton Otis Zgrn H C Delglazier and C L Scott. Enroll for second semester at the high school begins January 26 as instructors finish enrollment duties. Teachers' council luncheon set for January 35 with George Kreeck as main speaker. Skates ground Rutters 10238 Ky.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Douglas County
Roy Martin
W. B. Dalton
Otis
Zgrn
H. C. Delglazier
C. L. Scott
F. H. Otmey
Teachers’ Council
Teachers’ Council of the
Vi Schnals
George Kreeck
Stolen Ford Recovered After Arson and Hides Theft
A Ford coupe stolen from Lawrence was recovered yesterday in Kansas City. Arthur and Ralph Rader of Leavenworth were arrested Monday alongside links to the theft of six cow hides. The Raders claim they bought the car in Leavenworth after the Lawrence theft and are jailed in Jefferson County. The radiator was frozen but the car was otherwise intact. Sheriff authorities and local police traced the vehicle amid ongoing investigations.
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F. Stone
Lawrence
Uhyisteye
Kansas City
Arthur
Ralph Rader
Teavenworth
Leavenworth
Shorty
Homer Up
Boyle
Jefferson County
Oskaloora
Ralph Lawrence
Sam L. Fordice
Ill KU sociology head misses classes this week
Dr Blackmar I Dr F W Blackmay head of the sociology department at the University of Kansas is ill at home and unable to meet his classes this week.
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Blackmar I
F. W. Blackmay
University of Kansas
County garage fire damages county vehicles and two trucks
A fire destroyed the county garage south of the county days this morning, burning two five ton trucks a Kissel and a Merce Arrow a Ford roadster and a Ford touring car and an Overland sedan owned by George Price. Firefighters saved some vehicles but most wooden parts and bodies burned. county vehicles were uninsured though Price carried 240 dollars on his car.
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Douglas County
George Price
L. D. Fee
Bre
Price Carrie
Mayor Holliday Urges Strict Siren Compliance At Fire Scene
The mayor warns that when the seventh and Massachusetts siren sounds drivers must stop at the curb. Ignoring the signal hampered fire crews reaching the county garage fire and several motorists ran over the ice during the blaze, risking hose damage and delayed suppression.
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Holliday
Seventh
Massachusetts
Sherwood Eddy to Lead KU Religious Week
Sherwood Eddy, general secretary of the national council of YM C A, will head the religious week program at the University of Kansas the last week of February, per an announcement by Ted Schultz, KU YMCA secretary. Eddy last visited the university a few years ago. Spanish War Vets to Meet in G A R Quarters. Camp No 17 of United Spanish War Veterans will hold its regular meeting in the G A R quarters in the case house Thursday evening at 2 o'clock with members urged to attend. Underwood Bill to Be Voted On. The Senate will vote at 4 p m tomorrow on the Underwood bill, pivotal in the Muscle Shoals leasing fight.
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Washington
Senate
House
Republian
Sherwood Eddy
National Courtcil of Young Men's Christian Associations
University of Kansas
Ted Schultz
University
Addy
Joseph Wahl
Underwood
Muscle Shoals
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Meyer Taxman
Ben Natkin
F. W., Thwing
B. F Cockerell
George H. Siechoff
Wichita, Kan
Ennie
Hutchinson and
Bruce Curry
New York
Will
K. US Religious . Conference
Fordice and Power Residences
Chevrolet
C. B. Hosford New
C. OF C
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Atfain
PT. Association
Chamber of Commerce Committee
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