Inaugural Kansas Ceremony Moves to City Auditorium
The January inauguration of state officials in Topeka will be brief and staged in the city auditorium with a much larger attendance. Gov.-elect Myr Paulen supports a compromise on no formal inaugural. reception in the state house features dancing in the rotunda. A motor parade escorts officials from the state house to the auditorium. Chief Justice Johnston to be sworn in for an eighth term, with several justices and state officials taking oaths. The 1925 Legislature opens January 13 in Representative Hall. The event draws broad public access and a large contingent of visitors and press attendance.
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University of Kansas Glee Club to Visit Eudora February
The University of Kansas Girls Glee Club plans a February 10 concert in Eudora as part of a southeastern Kansas tour. About fifty members will perform under Miss Agnes Husbands, marking the group’s first public appearance outside Lawrence this year.
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Inside Continued From Page 1 on board coercion and reforms
In a detailed account of the Davis administration, Governor pressure on the state board is laid bare. The text cites forced appointments, party influence, and threats to reshuffle to secure votes. It argues for fixed three year terms to prevent executive control and ensure independent board oversight.
Wichita man charged with bigamy amid new wives evidence
William A. Wise was arraigned in Wichita on a bigamy complaint after spouses four and five accuse him of multiple marriages. Officials say Wise, recently released from Leavenworth for auto theft, faces a January 22 preliminary hearing. He called the claim a frame up.
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Hutchinson Hearing On Public Junior College Debate
Professor F P OBrien of the University of Kansas spoke to the Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce about establishing a public junior college. He reviewed surveys by Adrien in Atchison and Chanute, and noted fewer junior colleges would exist if prior investigations had preceded each establishment.
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Reamer Will Not Call Witnesses in Wheeler Murder Hearing
Baudette Minn Jan 3 Tony Reamer trappers and woodsman charged with the murder of Mrs Elsie Wheeler northwest Angle will not call witnesses in his hearing announced today by his attorney at the close of testimony before court commissioner R C Hanson Three witnesses were examined Dr Elliott of Warroad Sheriff Thomas Slind and Conrad Hagen owner of the cabin where Mrs Wheeler was found dead of a knife wound Williams Middleton county attorney said the case probably will be completed Friday morning One important state witness cannot reach here until then due to snowbound travel Merle Carlsen Kansas special investigator for county attorney Middleton is expected to testify later today about Reamers movements near Clearwater Kansas
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Gas explosion at Union Gas and Electric plant injures workers
In Cincinnati on January 8, leaking gas in the main off take header exploded at the East End plant of the Union Gas and Electric company. More than fifteen workers were injured and damages estimated at $10,000. Four valves feeding 12 foot water gas sets failed, rattling a 200 worker and thousands of residents. Windows shattered in hundreds of homes as uninjured workers fled fearing a massive gas tank might explode, though officials said no danger from that source.
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Discover Hidden Property In Dilapidated Hoboken Home
In Hoboken New Jersey a middle aged woman resisted three police officers seeking to remove her father’s body. They found personal property valued at more than 160000 dollars in the decayed four story house. John B Zunino aged 85 died early yesterday Mary 50 his daughter was taken to county jail for a mental examination.
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Prizes Bannered At Kaw Valley Poultry Show Finale
At a Kaw Valley Poultry association meeting in Boom Chamber of Commerce rooms the committee will distribute premiums and checks for prizes, closing the Winter Show praised as the largest poultry show in Kanye once. All premiums are paid, with the association satisfied by the effort of workers and the event triumphant.
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Prize of 50 Dollars For Senior Play Three Acts
A $50 prize is offered for the best senior class play this year. The play must be three acts long. Prof. Craton will serve as the sole judge under a new judging system. Manuscripts are due by February 28.
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Department of Dramatic Art
Crafton
Puzzles Lose Subscriber Over Difficult Crossword
A South Dakota newspaper loses a long time reader who quit after crossword puzzles grew too hard. The letter from near Garretson, dated January 8, laments tougher clues and staying up all night to solve, noting he will switch to a paper with easier puzzles.
Poland Could Save 30 Million by Firing 50,000 Rail Workers
Experts claim Poland could dispense with 50,000 railroad employees and save about 30 million dollars annually. The text notes use of scrapped motion-picture films as material for artificial limbs and reports medical work in eye, ear, nose, and throat care with fitting of glasses. A call for appointment lists Office 731 Mass, Rooms 3 and phone 1295.
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