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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1927
Page
1
Washington reports a widening drive to push prohibition beyond politics via state referendums and constitutional amendments. Senators argue national prohibitions face hurdles from varied referendum formats while leaders seek mechanisms to permit manufacture and sale under controlled supervision.
In Bellingham Washington January 19 bail totaling 27000 was set by Justice Ralph in the case of George Ward charged by his wife Sarah Scullard with grand larceny in a dispute over a fortune valued up to 2066000. Scullard was brought here after arrest by Vancouver detectives. A separate warrant listed 11000 with further items seized and clothing taken.
Unsettled Thursday across the state with rough conditions in Wichita and Salina. Douglas County to see snow cover. radio reports hint at clashing weather fronts and varying conditions.
Washington reports the House approved a rise in army rations from 35 to 40 cents and a $20 million provision to support the air corps construction program. The vote on the ration increase followed debate, with the overall bill also authorizing about $4 million more than current funds for aircraft purchases this year.
Plans to merge the Great Northern and Northern Pacific systems and subsidiaries into a single transportation network were announced. The proposal would lease lines to an operating company also running the Spokane Portland Seattle railway, subject to Interstate Commerce Commission approval.
in Caples Central Pochahontas Coal Company mine four miners were believed dead after an explosion. seven others were rescued uninjured despite after damp conditions hampering crews. missing men named Mike Grovich Mike Rochnich Giles Shefby James Davis. rescue teams entered Entries nine and ten finding seven survivors. cause suspected as gas buildup from ventilation interference or a gas pocket struck by equipment.
Topeka Kans Dan AP says state senate proposed establishing state schools at Great Bend and Garden City. Senator Frizell of Larned introduced a bid to locate a branch of Kansas State Agricultural College at Garden City. An appropriation of 175000 for next fiscal year and 75000 for the following year were asked. Identical sums for a state Polytechnic college at Great Bend were requested in a bill by Senator Smyth of Great Bend.
Jan 19 AP terse items note ex-coach Stewart seeking reelection amid athletic interest at Emporia College. Romania’s Carol recalls political recall pressure amid rehabilitation claim. Chicago Milwaukee St Paul rail sale to Kuhn Loeb National City contingent approved. 140 million funds to restructure. court action pending. Fiscal appropriation bill progress cited with Brillatzia memorial oath.
Washington January reports the war and navy departments may permit publication, but a public official favors withholding certain documents at present. A Republican Massachusetts representative asked for his view on authorizing publication of the records.
In Austin Texas January AP report outlines testimony from Fanny Greer a Westbrook Hotel operator who overheard a telephone call linked to D E Chipps alleged to threaten to kill Norris a scene that preceded Chipps fatal visit to Norris office The defense sought to suppress the purported telephone conversation between Mayor H C Meacham Fort Worth and Chipps while Lena Chee Worth testified of hearing a threat and an elevator incident involving the mayor as evidence in the case
Edna Cline faced trial in Tulsa for the fatal shooting of her husband L Cline. Testimony from guest H B Myung described a quarrel sparked by a promiscuous gesture that led to the fateful event. Reba et ranothe.
A Washington report discusses potential naval actions and U S responses amid uncertain retaliation risks. It notes possible direct orders from Washington and mentions a Trade Commission nominee and an Arkansas court vacancy affecting endowment funding for optometry at the University of Kansas.
Wishington January 197 AP Frank Le Smith of Thindig faces a senate battle over eligibility to take oath. Debate centers on acceptance of large campaign contributions and potential inquiry into fitness. The chamber fills as factions seek to determine whether he may be seated while scrutiny continues.
CHANGE K U RULES faculty met at Central Administration Building to discuss declaring majors. Sophomores may declare at year start. by year’s start a major is required. Major officers praised ROTC P.O. and Chancellor Lindley commended corps. organ noise in Eraser Hall discussed. changes planned to improve building conditions. organ to move to new auditorium after completion.
A fragmentary report notes the killing of a man and the arrest of youthful defendants aged 17 to 19. Names such as Ciesla, Glagsmatt, Goat, Boney, Matizie, and John Stanvel appear amid scattered references to Hal Lowe and an October night. The article lacks coherent details.
Fragmented report details a legislative session discussing cigarette proximity penalties near barns and wheatfields, farmer safety measures, and amendments by representatives Bowman Marshall and Fishman. Debates cover school funds, maintenance, and county concerns with readings and adjournments.
Federal officers in San Francisco report a skilled counterfeiter was arrested after a raid on January 19. The suspect, described as a ghoster, was taken into custody with his wife and another man named A. Clubb cited in the case.
A fragmentary notice signals discussion on cigarette regulation in Kansas. Citizens express opinions as lawmakers consider bills. The item reflects public interest and calls for input in forthcoming sessions.
In a garbled archival fragment, a Char gent official’s office references firms submitting documents. The legible parts hint at a 1921 filing or report with mentions of specific firms and a multi line entry. The exact entities remain unclear due to text corruption.
Zerbal Ladie Angiere and ring were to be conferred this afternoon at 4 o clock. The eighth ninth and tenth were also mentioned in the schedule with naming of Tomasons. An official communication listed Fith 12th and 18th as related milestones in the degree ceremony.
Authorities pursue a group linked to a $40,000 bank hit as police follow leads from an attempted theft near here. Warrant details identify the suspects and the custody outcome remains pending.
A terse item outlines bond discussions involving a bank and county deposits. It notes municipal financing matters and a bond company in connection with security and funding, with terse references to governance and public finance.
Witnesses Jerry Triplett and Harold W. testified Monday about effort to increase workers. Shepherd and Tompsett denied threats. warrants served in the afternoon. The counts allege perjury and false oath in a case before John W. Clark with defendants including Tompsett and Grimes.
A public hearing will be held on amendments to housing and residence guidelines. Officials seek clarity on exemptions for certain residences and zoning constraints. Community members are invited to comment on proposed changes and impact.
A court sentenced a defendant to 40 days in jail amid ongoing proceedings related to the face-of-alico-ed incident. The exact charges and parties involved were not clearly detailed in the readable fragments.
Kansas officials in Salina and Topeka discuss flood risk and water emergency measures. The notes mention inspection, standards, and property warnings as part of a technical record. Authorities seek adequate documentation and state policy guidance for flood response.
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