Paroled felon linked to forgery case in Lawrence
Sheriff learns B H Newland paroled last April from Lansing prison records after fingerprint match. Newland, held on two $10 checks cashed at City and McCulloch drug stores, will face Justice R C Manley at 2 pm. Detectives Hickson and Nevin discuss badges while Newland’s wife and a hazy parental address are noted.
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B.H. Newland
Lawrence
Lansing
Will Johns
Newland
Atchison County
McCgulloch
City Drug Store
R. C. Manley
Ansiwer
Ponca City
Okla
Chief of Police
R. R.hickson
Harry Nevin
City
Sleuth
Nevin
Doped and robbed man reports loss of car in Kansas
Buffington of 319 Lincoln street told Lawrence police he was drugged and robbed in Atchison after visiting there as a stock food salesman. He found his car near Maple Grove cemetery with a new license issued to Harry Peterson of Hiawatha.
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D. Buffington
Lincoln Street
Atchison
Lawrence
Buffington
Maple Grove
Harry Peterson
Hiawatha
Kansas
Lawrence Polce
Maple Grove Cemetery
Missed Jury Service Noted for February Term Jurors
Thirty seven jurors were drawn for the February district court term but five were not found by county officers. Names listed as not served include A. S. Humphrey of Clinton Elmer Thurber of Richland Roy Kennedy of Kanwaka Tom Fuchs of Eudora and W. J. Curtis of Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Humphrey
Clinton
Elmer Thurber
Richland
Roy Kennedy
Kanwaka
Tom Fuchs
Eudora
W. J. Curtis
Marriage Held At Court House In Independence
Married today at the courthouse Judge Men Keres presided. The couple, Margaret A Morford and Edgar C Matthews, are from Independence Missouri.
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Edgar C. Matthews
Margaret A. Morford
Independente
Court House
Men- Keres
Robbery attempt at Santa Fe and Farmers Mill
An attempted robbery of the Santa Fe station and Farmers Cooperative Mill at Sibleyville failed. The safe was cracked but not opened. Will Bowen, arrested on a white slavery warrant near Sibley, is suspected of possible ties to the crime. Walter Rist and Harry Pierson were also arrested. officers believe the trio may be linked to recent box car thefts.
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Santa Fe
Farmers’ Cooperative
Sibleyville
Will Bowen
Harry Pierson
Lawrence
Bowen
Sibley
Walter Rist
Business Lecture For Lawrence Merchants Next Monday
The second in a series of business lectures for Lawrence merchants will be held next Monday at a Merchant's Association dinner. Martin Pierce of Hoover Go. in New York will discuss practical business methods for local merchants. Reservations to C L Scott, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Lawrence
Merchant’s Association Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Martin Pierce
Hoover Go
New York
Linwood mother and child suffer severe burns in stove fire
Mrs. C. C. Hemphill of Linwood and her daughter Dorothy Elizabeth were severely burned when their clothing caught fire from a gas stove. In attempting to save her daughter, Mrs. Hemphill was badly burned as well. Mrs. G. L. Phenicie, Mrs. Samuel Kessal, and Mrs. C. W. Hemphill of Lawrence attended to the injured at Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hemphill
Linwood
Dorothy Elizabeth
Cold snap to bring snow and freezing weather
The forecast calls for a temperature drop to 25 degrees tomorrow morning with freezing conditions all day. Light snow began this afternoon as Kansas City and vicinity anticipate colder weather tonight and tomorrow, with the high not expected above 30 degrees earlier today.
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Kansas City
P. Connor
Warn De la Huerta of Tampico trade interference
Washington plans to inform Adolfo De la Huerta directly that proper American commerce with the Port of Tampico must not be interfered with during the uprising against the Obregon government. The communication will be sent to De la Huerta individually, not as head of a provisional government.
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de la Huerta
Washington
Adolfo de la Huerta
Tampico
Obregon
Bound Over On Bandit Charge In Kansas Hold Up
Oscar Rhodes and Mrs. Cress Haney were bound over for trial in Rock State Bank robbery case after preliminary hearing before Justice QO. A. Hott. Each bond set at $8,000. The holdup occurred January 7, 14 miles north of Rock, Kansas.
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Winfield, Kan
Oscar Rhodes
Cress Haney
Rock State
Bank
Rock
Kansas
Here
District Court
QO. A. Hott
Robbers Fail to Get Loot at Furley State Bank
Robbers smashed a rear window of the Furley State Bank in Furley Kansas ten miles east of Valley Center last night entering the building but were frightened away before obtaining any loot or forcing the safe door. No money or securities were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
State Bank of Furley
Furley
Valley Center
Notice of Appeal in Tax Injunction Case
A. B. Mitchell acting as attorney for E. C. Bussing county clerk and W. H. McKone former county treasurer and sheriff filed a notice of appeal from the district court judgment dated September 8, 1923. The ruling granted Lawrence Business College an injunction against the county to stop collection of personal tax from the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Mitchell
E. C. Bussing
W. H. McKone
Will Johns
Lawrence Business College
Speaker Dr Lindley to address Wichita teachers
Dr Lindley will speak Thursday afternoon to a group of city school teachers in Wichita. He travels at the special request of Wichita’s city superintendent of schools and will discuss The Ideal Background of the American Spirit.
Rotary luncheon speaker Dean Arant to address at Wiedemann's
Dean H W Arant of the University School of Law will address Rotarians tomorrow at noon during the regular luncheon at Wiedemann's. The topic is The World Court. Johnston's Chocolates Rankin's Drug Store 1101 Mass.
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Will
H. W. Arant
School of Law
Wiedemann’s
Johnston’s Chocolates
Rankin’s Drug Store
1101
Mass
Notre Dame Faces Tough 1924 Schedule Under Rockne
Notre Dame football coach Knute Rockne teases a nine game 1924 slate he calls the toughest ever. Openers include Lombard, Wabash, Army at the Polo Grounds, Princeton, Georgia Tech, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Northwestern, and Carnegie Tech with key matchups at Cartier Field and Madison.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Army
Princeton
Georgia Tech
Lombard
Galesburg
Cartier Field
Little 19
Rockmen
Vaughan
Little Giants
Wabash College
Gus Dorais
Cadets
Polo Grounds
New York
N. J
Princeton Tigers
Bob Roper
Tigers
Golden Tornado
Atlanta
Wyckoff
Wisconsin
Jack Ryan
Madison
Badger
Ryan
Badgers
Nebraska
South Bend
Rockne Boys
Cornhuskers
Notre Dame Friciron
Missouri Valley
Northwestern
George Gipp
Bis
Pittsburg
Carnegie Tech
Tech
Irene at the Bower sock theatre features praised
A reader report on the recent Bower sock theatre showing Irene highlights Dale Winter as Irene and Jere Delaney as Madame Lacey. The review lauds Winter as magnetic and radiant despite a stronger Dunne comparison, commends Delaney for his performance, and praises the tuneful songs like Alice Blue Gown and Castle of Dreams as appealing.
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Irene
Bowersock Theatre
Dale Winter
Lacey
Jere
Delaney
Alice Blue- Gown
Alia
Convention Fight Draws Cities For 1924 Demo Convention
New York and San Francisco lead as contenders for the 1924 Democratic national convention. New York raises its bid to 255000 including facilities and treasury contribution while San Francisco claims a total offer of 350000. Chicago and St Louis had shown interest but remained in the background as committee talks intensified.
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San Francisco
New York
Washington
Chicago
iSt. Louis
New. York
San
Francisco
St.Louis
Dawes and Experts Not Bind Us Policy Says Coolidge
President Coolidge states that Charles G. Dawes and other Americans serving on the reparation commission expert committees do not signal any shift in the administration’s policy of noninvolvement in European affairs. He emphasizes that Dawes and colleagues act as representatives of the commission, not of the United States government or people.
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Washington
Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Reparation Commission
General Dawes
Reparation’ Commission
Commission
Bonus plan proposed by Senator Copeland in Washington
Senator Copeland of New York introduced a new bonus measure to pay veterans 1.25 dollars for each day of active service. The bill, estimated to cost about 1.5 billion dollars, led the finance committee to appoint a special subcommittee to handle world war veteran relief legislation chaired by Smoot with members Reed of Pennsylvania Ernst of Kentucky Smith of South Carolina Walsh of Massachusetts.
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Washington
Copeland
New York
Finance Committee
Smoot
Reed
Pennsylvania
Ernst
Kentucky
Smith
South Carolina
Walsh
Massachusetts
Commissioner Charged With Mistreatment of Two Court House Cats
Wichita report states Harvey McIntosh Sedgewick County commissioner was arrested on a warrant accusing him of cruelty to two court house cats Agnes and Penelope. Bond set at 50 dollars. Cats allegedly tied with a rope and thrown from an office window, both recovered and back in the courthouse.
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Wichita
Kan
Harvey McIntosh
Sedgewick County
Agnes
Penelope
Court House
McIntosh
Counties Seek Federal Aid For Kansas Road Projects
Sixteen county delegations appeared before the state highway commission at Topeka to present plans for road and bridge improvements and to request federal aid amounting to several hundred thousand dollars. Counties listed include Barton Cloud Republic Clay Butler Johnson Linn Bourbon Neosho Crawford Elsworth Cherokee Jefferson Rawlins Brown and Miami exploring approval of plans or federal assistance.
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Topeka
Kan
State Highway Commission
Barton
Cloud
Republic
Clay
Butler
Johnson
Linn
Bourbon
Neosho
Crawford
Elsworth
Cherokee
Jefferson
Rawlins
Brown
Miami
Strange Malady at Leavenworth Reported Illness
Leavenworth has a strange malady diagnosed as intestinal la brippe. Physicians cite unusual atmospheric conditions. About 1,000 people including prisoners, Fort Leavenworth soldiers, and National Military Home residents are ill.
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Leavenworth Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
National Military Home
Bantam Boxer Is Exonerated
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute Indiana, bantamweight, was exonerated of blame in the death of Frankie Jerome a Bronx boxer who died after a knockout at Madison Square Garden. The decision followed an hour of review by Assistant District Attorney Morgan A. Jones with Taylor and his manager Eddie Long. A separate brief item notes the Salvation Army divisional conference in Pittsburg Kansas has been moved up to January 23 and 24.
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New York
Bud” Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Frankie Jerome
Bronx
Madison. Square Garden
Taylor
Eddie Long
Morgan A. Jones
Salvation Army
Pittsburg
Kan
Jhe
Typewriter Stolen at Haskell Police Report
An Underwood typewriter was stolen from Haskell according to a police report received yesterday. This is the second typewriter stolen from Haskell in two weeks.
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Haskell
The
Justice At
New Shipment of Pipes at Rankin's Drug Store
Rankin's Drug Store at 1101 Massachusetts Avenue reports a new shipment of pipes and fine assortments arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
Visit to Tut's Tomb Reveals Ancient Joinery Flaws
Press reports from Luxor describe Howard Carter and team inspecting Tutankhamen’s tomb. They note hasty ancient carpentry marks on the shrines, chipped gilding, and hieroglyphic guidance markings amid the 3,000 year old dust.
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Luxor
Egypt
Tean
Iated Press
Tatenkhamen
Howard Carter
Carter
Kaborate
Tutankhamen
Five youths taken into custody for coasting
Five high school age youths were taken into custody by police yesterday evening at Elev enth and Thirteenth streets on complaints of coasting. They were released to appear for trial Saturday morning.
Topeka Couple Marries in Probate Court Ceremony
Judge Marcus Az Glover officiated a morning wedding for Agnes M Pekenpaugh of Topeka at Ebrcote house. The ceremony conducted by Probate Judge Menger marked the couple's union in a simple legal rite.
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Marcus Az.Glover
Agnes M. Pekenpaugh
Topeka
Menger
Ebrcote
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EB. J. Manion
Manion
W. T. Brown
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Tex
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Piedras Negras
Sibley Mill
Hoover Company
Tut
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National Thrift
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