Uhls Clinics head arraigned in theft case in Hutchinson
Dr. Kenn B. Uhls of Overland Park was arraigned in Hutchinson on a larceny charge involving 102000 dollars in stock from W. E. Gibbs, a Civil War veteran slain December 29. Bond set at 10000 could not be posted, preliminary exam ordered for January 31, fingerprints checked, and Uhls sent back to Reno county jail. A related suit seeks 963.33 from Jackson Avenue State Bank, claiming a promissory note to be paid April 25, 1923. Receivership hearing for Uhls Clinics Corp. set in Topeka federal court.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kenn B. Uhls
Uhls Clinics Company
Overland Park
Court of
T. F. Cox
W. E.gibbs
East Tenth Avenue
Here
Uhis
Reno
Jesse Langford
Justice Court
Uhls
W. H. Burnett
J. R. Beeching
Uhlis
State Reformatory
Uhis Corporation
Kansas City
Uhls Clinics Corporation
Jackson Avenue State Bank
Uhls Clinic Corporation
Topeka
Snowing in the West with Light Snowfall Reports
Snow and sleet fell in Salina Kansas from 11 o'clock and grew heavy by 1 45. Concordia also reported heavy snow starting at noon adding to five inches the previous day. Kansas City forecast calls for a low near 0 15 above temperature, with a slight cooling expected tomorrow night and little chance of rain or snow.
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Salina
Kan
Concordia
Kansas City
P. Connor
Connor
Mutiny Report At Aldrich Coal Mine In Alabama
Sixty six convicts on the day shift at the Thomas Weller coal mine in Aldrich near Montevalio Alabama are said to control the pit in a mutiny. Fifty four alleged mutineers are negroes and two whites among those involved in a previous Banner mines mutiny. Dynamite damaged machinery and tracks as the company acknowledged damage while state officials to discuss the incident.
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Montevalio
Ala
Thomas-Weller
Aldrich
Banner Mines
Jefferson
State Board of Convict Supervisors
Montgomery
Kansas Farmers Endorse Waterway and Coop Marketing
At the Kansas Board of Agriculture fifty third annual convention in Topeka farmers endorsed cooperative marketing of farm commodities and supported the Great Lakes St Lawrence waterway project. A proposal to increase state agricultural board membership from two to three in the sixth and seventh districts was urged, with discussions on a gasoline tax and state income tax. Notables including O Hansen and J H Frandsen spoke at today’s program, and a banquet will close the day.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
State Agricultural Board
O. Hansen
Orleans, Nebraska
Kansas State Agricultural College
Dorchey Case Before U S Supreme Court
Washington January 11 Attorneys argued before the Supreme Court over the Kansas industrial court law and union leaders right to call strikes. August Dorchey former vice president of the Kansas miners union faces a conviction for calling a coal miners strike in Cherokee county. Howat’s case was withdrawn. Kansas officials were represented by C B Griffith and John J Egan.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Kansas
Phil H. Callery
Pittsburg
Kan
August Dorchey
Kansas Miners’union
Cherokee County
Dorchey
Alexander Howat
Kansas Supreme Court
United States’ Supreme Court
Howat
C. B. Griffith
John J. Egan
Experts to study Muscle Shoals power nitrate plan
Washington January 11 administration officials, authorized by President Coolidge, will urge Congress to pass a bill creating a governmental agency to review offers for Muscle Shoals Alabama water power and nitrate projects. The agency would be composed of experts in fertilizer, power and nitrate distribution, to operate the project on a business basis whether by private interests or the government.
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Washington
Administration
Coolidge
Congress
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Grant township CPA plans annual dinner
The Grant township C P A will hold its annual meeting and dinner on Thursday January 24 at the Midland hall. The event is open to members and their families with an effort to attract Governor Davis as a speaker. Willard Morgan and J B Wilson lead the speaker committee.
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Grant Township
Midland
Davis
Willard Morgan
J. B. Wilson
Deputy Proceeds to Ardmore for Missing Girl Case
Deputy Ralph Lawrence travels to Ardmore Oklahoma to return Harry Pearson charged with taking Ruby Rist aged 15 for unlawful purposes. Pearson was arrested locally in Ardmore and held there awaiting Lawrence’s arrival. Charges filed October 25.
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Ardmore
Ralph Lawrence
Okla
Harry Pearson
Ruby Rist
Mr. Lawrence
Pearson
Eleven Babies at City Hall Clinic Examined
Eleven infants were taken to the baby clinic at city hall yesterday for examination. One baby was brought to Lawrence for the clinic from Perry. Two of the babies were at their first clinic.
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City Hall
Lawrence
Perry
Ford Coupe Stolen From Front Of City Library
A Ford coupe owned by C. J. Dodds at 734 Mississippi Street was stolen last night from in front of the city library sometime between 8 and 9 o'clock.
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C. J. Dodds
Mississippi Street
Hi-Y Meetings Moved to Monday Evenings at 7:15
Hi Y club at the high school announced meetings this month will occur on Mondays at 7 15 PM. Sessions take place in the music room as scheduled this morning.
Man seeks refund after two fines in different counties
J A Imel of Faulkner Kansas paid 42.60 in Labette county under protest claiming the incident occurred in Cherokee county where a 45 fine was issued for the same offense. He asks Labette county to refund the 42.60 arguing unjust collection. The attorney general's department advised filing a friendly suit in Labette county.
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Topeka
Kan
Labette County
Cherokee County
J. A. Imel
Faulkner
Kansas
State Attorney-General’s Department
Imel
Attorney-General’s Department
Simmons expelled from Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta Journal reports that William Joseph Simmons and Edward Young Clarke were expelled from the Ku Klux Klan for opposing Dr. Hiram Wesley Evans regime. The Journal cites sources close to Evans and says headquarters may move to Washington with Evans and Clarke involved, while Imperial representatives deny any expulsion or relocation.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Journal Today
William Joseph Simmons
Ku Klux Klan
Edward Young Clarke
Klan
Hiram Wesley Evans
Imperial Palace
Colonel Simmons
Mr.Clarke
Dr. Evans
Emperor Simmons
Mr. Clarke
Washington
Atlanita
Clarke
Henry J. Norton
Cyclops
Nathan Bedford Forrest Klan
Number 1
Atlanta
Simmons
H. C. McCall
Imperial
William J. Simmons
Postpone Action on Arms by House Foreign Affairs
Washington January 11 The house foreign affairs committee indefinitely postponed action on the Fairchild resolution to prohibit sales of war materials by the United States to foreign governments.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Fairchild
United States
Violent Storm Disrupts Quebec Services After Fatalities
A violent storm in Quebec leaves one dead and several injured as trains streetcars and ferries are disrupted. The city endured twenty four hours of damaging winds and rough conditions.
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Quebec
Salina School Supt to Speak at Religious Banquet
The Salina Superintendent of Schools will headline the Religious Educational Banquet hosted by the Chamber of Commerce Friday evening January 18. Mr Heusner, a renowned Kansas educator, is noted as a forceful speaker and will discuss The Week Day School of Religion.
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Schools of
Salina
Xt Chamber of Commerce
Heusner
Kansas
School of Religion
Bank Hold-Up At Main Street Entrance
Five bandits robbed the Main Street bank in Kansas City near noon stealing 451,190 in currency. A pawn broker fired five shots at the getaway car but only flattened a tire. Cash included a $10,000 payroll for Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co and funds for Kansas City Terminal Co employees and other nearby firms.
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Kansas City
Charles Haake
F. J. Lodde
Main Street
Lodde
Haake
First National Bank
Loddé
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Kansas City Terminal Company
Union Station
Gasoline Prices Rise 2 Cents At Pumps Nationwide
Prices for gasoline were increased by 2 cents a gallon at Sinclair and Standard Oil stations in Topeka and other cities including Kansas City and Chicago. A second 2-cent rise within two weeks followed a prior increase. Some stations, like those in Lawrence, awaited notices while an employee anticipated tomorrow’s announcement.
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Topeka
Kan
Sinclair Refining Company
Standard Oil Company
Kansas City
Standard
Chicago
Ill
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Tragic Kerosene Explosion Claims Beloit Child
Louise Shurts nine year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Shurts died from burns after a kerosene explosion at the Beloit area farm home. She had been kept home from school due to snow and was popping corn when damp cobs slowed the fire leading her to pour coal oil from a small can. Flames ignited her dress and she died from the injuries. The incident occurred late yesterday at the Shurts residence, fourteen miles southwest of Beloit.
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Beloit
Kans
Louise Shurts
F. R. Shurts
Shurts
Louise
Senator Smith Calls For Relief From High Freight Rates
Washington January 11 Senator Smith of South Carolina newly elected Democratic chair of the Senate interstate commerce commission urged cooperation to relieve the burden of excessive freight rates. He said the burden is especially hard on agriculture and called for action to reduce present rates.
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Washington
Smith
South Carolina
Chai
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Wedding date set for Prince Regent Hirohito and Nagako
The wedding of Prince Regent Hirohito and Princess Nagako, daughter of Prince Kuni, will be solemnized January 3. The announcement came officially from Tokyo. The ceremony marks a major imperial event in Japan.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Hirohito
Nagako
Kuni
Toay
Japan
To Ye
New York Warm Day Sets January Record
New York warmed to 57 degrees at 9 a m today the highest January 11 reading on record according to the weather bureau.
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New York
Therion
Weather Bureau
Paving Plant Cost Investigated by Chamber Group
W C McKnown university highway engineering professor and consulting engineer for the local paving committee reports he studied municipally owned asphalt plant costs in Kansas City. He will continue inquiries in Lawrence at the national road men’s meeting in Chicago next week. The committee seeks owners’ signatures to surface Massachusetts Street from Sixth to Eleventh and will meet soon for a report.
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W. C. ‘McKnown
The
University
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Lawrence
National Road Men’s Association
Chicago
Massachusetts Street
Eleventh Street
Missouri bootleg activity spurs federal help request
Attorney General Griffith of Kansas and Senator Capper urged prohibition commissioner Haynes to boost federal cooperation to stop illicit stills on the Missouri side flooding eastern Kansas with moonshine. They said bootlegging has surged recently and promised politics would not block the appointment of effective dry agents to handle the issue.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Haynes
Griffith
Senator Capper
Sulley Talks Tonight at Merchants Dinner
G W Sulley of Dayton Ohio will lecture on practical merchant problems at a 6 o’clock dinner meeting of the Merchants Association and Chamber of Commerce. The annual election of nine directors will be held, with nominees including A A Green Loren Hunter Frederick Jaedicke A B Weaver H Cohn Walter Varnum W L Newman and others.
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Sulley
Dayton
Ohio
Merchant's Association
Chamber of Commerce
G. W. Sulley
Merchants’ Association
National Cash Register Co
Kansas
A. A. Green
Loren‘ Hunter
Frederick Jaedicke
A. B.,weaver
J. H. Cohn
Walter Varnum
C. B. Williams
Otto Fischer
C. P. Radcliffe
Frank Sk
Oil firms in Mexico defy de la Huerta loan demand
American oil companies with property in the Tuxpam district say they have no present intention of complying with Adolfo de la Huerta's mandate that each company loan him 20,000 pesos or about 10,000 dollars.
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New York
Tuxpam
Adolfo de la Huerta
Mexican Revolutionary Forces
University Orchestra in Fraser Hall Concert
The University orchestra performs in Fraser Hall on January 17 presenting Mendelssohn Italian Symphony and Weber Oberon Overture. The program features two challenging classics by renowned composers, showcasing the ensemble's skill.
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University
University Orchestra
Fraser Hall
Mendelssohn
Weber
Discussion Groups Meet Sixteen Boys at High School
Hi V discussion groups met Thursday morning at the high school with sixteen boys attending. The study used the book Jesus and His Cause which presents common problems faced by high school students.
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Jesus
Red Star Trail may route through Lawrence Kansas
Ottawa officials study possible Red Star Trail routes to Kansas City with a Lawrence option via Pleasant Grove and Santa Fe trails. Lawrence committee says Douglas County road is in good condition and could receive maintenance if rerouted. Other Ottawa to Kansas City route via Olathe is considered, but Lawrence has favored paved highway access.
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Red Star Association
Ottawa
Kansas City
Lawrence
Good Roads Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Pleasant Grove
Franklin County
Red Star
Douglas County
Olathe
Leavenworth
St. Joseph
Omaha
Funds Solicited for Lawrence Old Folks’ Home License Questioned
Reports say a solicitor displayed a license that appeared to be from the city of Lawrence. Mayor Kreeck stated no license had been issued for the purpose recently. W T Smith, superintendent of the Old Folk's Home, said a man soliciting for funds claimed a state license but no city license was shown.
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Lawrence
Kreeck
W. T. Smith
Journal-World
Smith
PLAN POTATO SHOW SET FOR NOVEMBER EVENTS
The Kaw Valley potato show plans an early November date with tentative scheduling to fit seasonal changes. A conference of vice-presidents and county agents at the Chamber of Commerce building formed committees and outlined work for the year. Exhibitors with prior first or second prizes enter a professional class. others join the amateur class. Loving cups for Irish and sweet potato first prizes are offered, to become permanent after three consecutive wins.
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Kaw Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Young man Bill Johnson Held for Investigation After Robbery Claim
A young colored man identifying himself as Bill Johnson was detained by police overnight and questioned. He alleged a robbery on the east side, first saying $60 was taken and later stating $70. He remains held this morning pending further investigation.
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Bill Johnson
Johnson
General Wilder S. Metcalf to Attend Legion Meetings
Gen Wilder S. Metcalf will depart for Indianapolis to attend several American Legion sessions. The Legion Weekly board of directors and the national executive and finance committees will hold meetings there.
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Legion
Wilder S. Metcalf
Indianapolis
American Legion
The
Legion Weekly
National Executive Committee
National Finance Committee
Quiet Title Suits Filed Against Armstrong and Jacquot
E B Wells files in district court a quiet title suit against John W Armstrong et al. Mary Clark also sues Susanna Jacquot in a separate quiet title action.
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E. B. Wells
John W. Armstrong
Mary Clark
Susanna Jacquot
Mrs Hutson Improves After Illness Shift
Mrs W G Hutson, who had been ill for several weeks, is greatly improved now. The brief update notes her steady recovery and return to better health.
Clyde Reed Considers Governorship
Washington Jan 11 Clyde M Reed chairman of the Kansas Public Utilities Commission said the railroad consolidation appeal prompted him to say the gubernatorial bid would need very careful consideration before an answer could be returned He withheld further comment on his entering the Republican gubernatorial nomination after a state wide Emporia meeting.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas Public Utilities Commission
Reed
Emporia
Illini Dean Thompson to speak twice in Lawrence
University of Illinois Dean Charles M. Thompson will address an all University convocation at 10 30 Tuesday morning and deliver the principal speech at a Chamber of Commerce meeting in Lawrence that evening He arrives in Lawrence Monday forenoon and is noted as a noted economist educator author and historian with multiple honors and service in the World War
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Charles M. Thompson
University of Illinois
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
College of Commerce and Business Administration
Illinois
Dean Thompson
Camp Grant
Dean Kinley
Thompson
Ilinois Chamber of Commerce
Illinois Educational Commission
Muskingum College
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Beta Gamma Sigma
Phi Beta Kappa
Farm agent reports year of activity by Colglazier
County agent H C Colglazier issues a printed report detailing last year’s office activities. About 400 farmers in the area will receive the report. Major projects listed include dairying livestock and plant pathology with minor focuses in poultry orcharding soils and horticulture.
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H. C. Colglazier
Law Students to Take Kansas State Bar Exam in Topeka
Seven University of Kansas law students will sit for the Kansas state bar examination in Topeka on January 21. The candidates are James Earle Beverly George Bromell Bert Lamb Cameron Leo Frances Claudel Bert Edward Church Grantville Scanland and Willard Wolfinbarger.
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School of Law
University
Topeka
James Earle Beverly
George Bromell
Bert Lamb Cameron
Leo Frances Claudel
Bert Edward Church
Grantville Scanland
Willard Wolfinbarger
Peggy Returns to Share Lawrence Store Findings
Peggy Prim resumes her column in the Journal-World after two weeks away in Homeville Miss She promises readers more insights from her Lawrence shopping tour and notes she will continue the column on another page of this issue.
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Peggy
Homeville
Peggy Prim
Journal-World
Lawrence
Congregational Conference to Meet in Lawrence May 6 to 8
The annual state conference of Kansas Congregational churches will be held in Lawrence May 6 to 8. About 250 to 300 visiting delegates are expected. Dr. H. Potter of Hartford will speak. A laymen banquet and talks on church tasks head the program. Lawrence hosts return after a decade.
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the Congregational Churches of
Kansas
Lawrence
Topeka
Ft. H. Potter
Hartford
Peace Returns to Williamson County Once Citizens Cooperate
Sheriff George Galligan declared that lasting peace in Williamson and Marion counties depends on citizens cooperating with law enforcement. He said normalcy requires Young and his gunman backers, led by S Glenn Young, to go, while Young and supporters vowed to stay amid the national guard deployment.
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Herrin
Associated Press
Williamson County
George Galligan
Marion and
Young
Marion
Watson Not a Candidate for President in 1924
In Washington on January 11 Senator James E. Watson of Indiana declared he would not seek the Republican presidential nomination, clearing the path for Coolidge in Indiana with Ewing Edison as campaign manager. Separately in Harrisburg Governor Pinchot announced plans to seek delegate at large to the Republican national convention next June, offering only a brief statement and declining further political discussion.
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Washington
James E. Watson
Indiana
Watson
President Coolidge
Ewing Emison
Vincennes
Coolidge
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Moss arrives to lead district prohibition office
Kansas City dispatch reports William D. Moss of Cincinnati arrived to assume duties as general prohibition agent for the district that includes Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and part of Colorado. Moss had been acting director of the Illinois district based in Chicago, succeeding A. R. Harris who moves to Los Angeles to supervise the California Nevada and Hawaiian Island division.
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Kansas City
William D. Moss
Cincinnati
Moss
Chicago
A. R. Harris
Los Angeles
California, Nevada
Hawaiian Island
Prohibition Enforcement
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Colorado
Stormes Cause Death and Injuries Near Goodyear Alabama
A cyclonic storm four miles west of Goodyear, Goodwater, Alabama, killed one man and injured two others with property damage reported. The event occurred late yesterday as the storm swept through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Goodwater
Ala
Goodyear
Liberty Bonds Quotes New York Jan 11
Liberty bonds closed with results in New York on January 11. First 4 1 45 at 99.4, second 4 1 4 at 99.1, third 41 48 at 99.26, debt 4 1 4 at 99.2, U S 4 1 4 at 100.00, and 3 1 2s at 99.26.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U.S
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W. E. Gibbs
Mine Pit of Alabama Company
Hanna’a
St. Lawrence Waterway
State Board of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Industrial Court
Evans
W. S. Heusner
Greeley
Bank of Greeley
C. E. Wusterfield
Miss Joy
Fox
Henry Gerhold
Oil Belt
Sinclair and
W. C. McKnown
Merchants’ ‘Association Bureau
Douglas Roads
Old Folks Home
Clyde Reed
Illini
Authority On Commerce
K. U
Congregational Conference
R.H. Potter
Galligan
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