Impeachment Trial Adjourned As Week Ends
Topeka January 26 AP The impeachment trial of Roland Boynton state attorney general was in week end adjournment with no indications on how many days needed to complete proceedings when resumed Monday. Separate action delayed the date for Wil l J. French state auditor’s trial until Thursday next week. Articles of impeachment stem from the Kansas bogus bond scandal centering on Ronald Finney. Defense witnesses said they never instructed to favor Finney. Witnesses described past guidance from local attorneys and noted prior investigations were not re-registered or followed up.
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Btate
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Kansas
Ronald Finney
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Finney
W. C. Ralston
School Board Commission
Thomas County
Ralston
Leon Roulier
Sheeden
Roulier
Everett Steerman
Athoney General
Fidelity State & Savings Bank of
Oskaloosa Baby Emily Joan Born Weighing Two Pounds Eight
Mrs. Eli Bowen and husband of Oskaloosa celebrate the arrival of Emily Joan who weighed 2 pounds 8 ounces at birth on January 2. The tiny girl, now growing strong, fed from a teaspoon to an ounce per feeding in two weeks. Dr A G Smith attends, mother and child thriving.
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Eli Bowen
Oskaloosa
Emily
Joan
End of revival at St Luke A M Church in revival week
Rev M C Knight announces the three week revival ends Sunday with two sermons by evangelist Mrs M J Hunter. She will address The Pale Horse and His Rider at 11 am and The Beatitudes at 2 pm mass meeting. A farewell sermon follows at 7:30 pm on Sunday. Various church activities and meetings are scheduled through Tuesday with leadership from Belle Henson and Mrs Eftle James.
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A. M
New York’street
Knight
M. J. Hunter
Allen- Endeavor
Garrett
Bryant
League
Belle Henson
Illinois
Wernesday
Lizzie Miller
H. Wallace
Richard al
Satire on honor and dueling in Sheridan’s play
An analysis of Brinsley Sheridan’s satire on honor and the practice of dueling. The piece cites dialogue about “honor” from Acres and David, contrasts pre revolutionary views with modern attitudes, and argues that true honor lies in restraint rather than rash combat. It references Pope and Brutus, urging a shift from personal conflict to principled conduct.
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Richard
Brinsley Sheridan
sAores
Swain
David
Brutus
Pope
Postlude and church events spark town weekend
Pioneer Society and Taxi Society join a church parlor meeting led by Jean Dooley on the topic Who Is Your Hero. Westminster student forum canceled. Sacred concert by Westminster Capellachoir directed by Swarthout. Pentecostal Association of God hosts services at Fourteenth and Rhode Island with Sunday school at 9:45 and morning worship at 11. Evening youth program at 6 15 and evangelistic service at 7 45 with midweek services. All welcome to attend.
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North Lawrence
First Baptist Church
Lincoln
Fourth Streets
North
Jesus
William A. Scott
Eva, Gowry
Verna Anderson
Sodoist
Kathryn. Leighton
Gail
Kingdom of Heaven
Atland
Bible School
Frank L. Green
Opeka
Ereniee
Ee Postlude
Volckmar
Pioneer’Society
Jean Dooley
Westminster Student Forum
Westminster A. Capellachoir
Me Swarthout
Associably of God
Pentecostal
Fourteenth
Rhode Island
Ashworth
Police hunt man who stole blank checks from two factories
Police continued a search for a man believed to have stolen blank checks from Seymour Packing and Beatrice Creamery offices on Vermont. A man later tried to cash a forged Seymour check at Achning hardware. Two witnesses describe a man matching the same description.
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Beatrice Creamery Company
Achning Hardware
Olin White
Seymour Company
Vermont
White
Otis Wiggins
Beatrice Creamery
Wave Dashes Puffy Away in Wreck, Man Reaches Shore
A fragmentary account describes a man being dashed from a wreck by a wave and struck by an oar. He is then washed ashore, hearing sounds but unsure of his surroundings as the event unfolds.
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Shine
World Cable News Briefs Include Quakes and Successions
AP notes several items: India shaken by a quake causing nerves in multiple cities. Greece facing expulsion appeals with Samuel aul nearing hopelessness. Tokyo reports Prince Lij Araya impressed by Japanese women and planning to marry. Manchukuo to enthrone Henry Pi-Yi as emperor March 1. Chile formally adds Baster Island to its possessions, strengthening legal claims noted from 1888.
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Athens
Samuel Aul
Greece
Tokyo
Lij Araya of Assima
Plance
Hsinking
Changchun
Manchukuo
Henry Pi-Yi
Santiago
Chile
Baster Island
Pacific
Chilean
Caldera
Changes in the Air Politics Reform Moves Forward
Washington begins a surge of party reform as President Roosevelt weighs a new Democrats chair and Farley contemplates stepping down. Congress debates limits on committee members lobbying and conventions filled with political appointees while other reform bills move toward action.
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Roosevelt
James
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Conirol Hill
National
Senate
National Party Committee
Steiner
Ore
Congress
Fragmented campus notices span calendar and reviews
Saturday 6:00 p m sports review by Thene Graves and Monday 30 pm Hook review. Period Men of the Renaissance Ralph Roeder. Book reviews by Kenneth Rockwell with university library service. Lectures and campus calendar entries include Miss Helen Rhoda Hoones, assistant professor of English.
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Hook
Ralph Roeder
Kenneth Rockwell
Universin: Katenston Mbrary Service
Jessiene XK
Cornell
Helen Rhoda
Hoones
Senator Norris Opposed to Party Chair in Senate House or Cabinet
A reiteration from Senator Norris of Nebraska states his opposition to any political party chair serving in the senate house or the cabinet. The note suggests potential legislative moves arising from lobbying before government departments.
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Norris
National Committee
Senate
House
Cabinet
Still More Sunshine No Sign of Return of Cold
Still free of frost, Kansas warms ahead of a potential cold snap. Topeka reports a lingering springlike trend with temperatures mild across the state. Official lows remain near zero only in distant Sault Ste. Marie, while Flora, a federal meteorologist, notes only a distant change indicated by forecasts.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
S. D. Flora
Sunshine in east state as temps rise more
Forecasts show brighter conditions across eastern portions of the state with higher temperatures. Flora predicts tomorrow’s highs of 50 to 55 degrees while northern and western areas face lows near 30 and the rest of the state should avoid freezing. An UCLA built airplane altimeter uses sound timing to gauge height above ground. Two large Raevavae idols found used as ballast on the Denise wreck, then re-floated.
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University of California At
Los Angeles
Raevavae
Tahiti
Denise
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