Kansas educators map school law ideas in Topeka conference
Governor Reed hosts a two hour meeting in Topeka with Kansas educators from across the state to discuss proposed legislation affecting the school system. The group includes state officials, college professors, and superintendents from multiple towns, aiming to shape education policy before the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Reed
George A. Allen, Jr
Popeks
L. W. Brooks
Tor
Wichita
C. E. Rarick
Hays Teachers College
W. D." Ross
Emporia
Teachers College
Dean E. “Holton
Kansas State
Agricul Vutural College
Manhattan
Pearson
Kans
Ira J. Bright
Leavenarth
Neal M
Wherry
Holton
Frank Sullivan
Onaga
Rees Hughes
Parsons
J- Wy Gowens
Hutchinson
G. R. St
Murphy
A.M
Joop
Liston
Fort Scott
Trial Begins in Ruby LaBarr Murder Case at LaParr
Testimony opened in a crowded Joplin courtroom in the Ruby LaBarr trial for the murder of Charles Pansy Allen, a truck gardener killed September 21. Over 30 exhibits and many witnesses described the scene, the gun, clothing, and cornstalk pile where the body was hidden. LaBarr is charged with aiding William Baselle, already serving life for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yilsworth
Kans
Jani
Ruby LaBarr
Charles
Pansy) Allen
Truck Gardner
Barnettean Shotgan
Allen
Moon
James Erbanek
Allen Farm
Adenti- Ne Said
LaBarr
William Baseue
Baselle
Oil prices slashed by Standard Oil in Oklahoma and Kansas
Tulsa oil news reports Standard Oil of New Jersey through Carter Oil cuts crude prices across grades. Higher gravity blends fall 22 cents, 25 gravity by 6 cents. Oklahoma high gravity set at 1.44 dollars per barrel for 44 degrees Baume. Low grade crude drops further with 6 cents per degree for gravity below 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma and
Kansas
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Carter Oil Company
Oklahoma
Katsast
Kansas Legislature Debates DUI Penalty And Other Bills
Topeka news notes a bill by Rep Morris to add fines up to 500 dollars and 30 days to six months imprisonment for driving while intoxicated. Other measures include higher state insurance commissioner pay, pharmacist examination law, creation of a state probation officer, cosmetics tax, and exemptions rules. A Pfeiffer bill on memorial buildings passes the house. Prison labor bills authorize inmate work on state property and manufactured goods in state facilities. Joint County fair bills and a plan for a new Kansas City Joint Stock Land Bank are discussed. Walter Cravens and Alice Todd face charges tied to the bank’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kensar
Morris
Jefferson County
Prison Labor Committee
Pauvlen
House
Rep. Edwards
Marshall
State Board of Administration
Reformatory
Industrial Farm
Senate
Rep. Sloan
Sheridan
Kansas City
House For Kansas
City Star Today
Kansas City Joint Stock Land Bank
Federal Loan Board
Washington
Bondholders Protective Committee
Walter Cravens
Alice Todd
Carter appeals eight month jail sentence in liquor case
William J. Billy Carter, proprietor of a barbecue stand at 304 East Ninth Street, was found guilty by a justice court jury of inducing a state witness to leave the state in a liquor case. He was sentenced to eight months in county jail and a $100 fine, with an appeal bond of $1,000 posted. Carter indicated he might not pursue district court and hoped to straighten business matters, planning to serve the sentence if needed. The raid stemmed from a December 22 liquor purchase by Lewis Murphy at the barbecue stand. Ernest Williams was convicted, but Carter was released when Murphy could not be found to testify. The jury convicted Carter of inducing Murphy to leave the store and be absent from the trial by January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J
Billy” Carter
R. B. Stevens
Carter
Justice Cours
Stevens
East Ninth Street
Lewis Murphy
Ernest Williams
Williams
Murphy
Legislature kills veterinary license bill for state livestock commissioner
The house livestock committee killed the Pile bill to establish a veterinary license as a qualification for appointment as state livestock sanitary commissioner. Passage would have disqualified the current commissioner J H Mercer. The Wagegener bill to submit federal constitutional amendments to voters was reported unfavorably by the house state affairs committee. The house also passed the Broadie bill to permit action against domestic corporations in the courts where the cause arises. Acting in committee, the house recommended passage of about a dozen bills mostly routine appropriations. Two bills by Rep. Baird of Cowley authorized second class cities to issue bonds to cover expenses. another allowed Arkansas City to issue bonds to refund deficits and restore overdrawn funds. Medical examinations for waiters and others dispensing food and drink were discussed, not proposed by Rep. Clarke of Douglas. Former Governor Jonathan M. Davis visited the legislature, and Mr. and Mrs. J T Constant said they came from St. Louis after a motor trip Friday. Mrs. Sherman Delaney returned to remain here while Mr. Delaney establishes a new home in Philadelphia. Mrs. F B Dodds, senior VP of the Auxiliary United Spanish War Veterans, will attend Topeka for the annual inspection of the Armstrong Auxiliary. Six Sleepers at City Jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
J.H. Mercer
Rep. Baird
Cowley
Arkansas City
Rep
Clarke
Douglas
Jonathan M. Davis
W B Ham Named Judge for 34th District in Kansas
Topeka reports W B Ham Republican of Stockton was appointed by Gov Reed to fill the unexpired term of Judge Charles Sparks in the 34th district. Sparks left to serve in Congress. Ham previously served in the state legislature under Gov Stanley. Separately Etna liquor arrests: Asher P son of Lawrence pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was ordered jailed 30 days and to pay $37.50 costs, Otto Newby pleaded not guilty with trial set for Jan 28, released on county attorney order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
W. B. Ham
Stockton
Reed
Charles I. Sparks
Goodman
Sparks
House of Representatives
Ham
Stanley
Etna
Asher P. Son
Lawrence
Jarge J. H. Mitchell
Otto Newby
Harry Frazee
Morrow to Return as Ambassador to Mexico City
Miami Beach January 24 AP Renee W Morrow will return to Mexico City soon and remain as ambassador for an indefinite period after a two hour talk with President elect Hoover The move aligns with both Morrows wishes and Hoover s view of his work in Mexico City as unfinished He is expected to leave for New York tonight and return to Mexico City in about ten weeks before Hoover sails to Key Largo for several days of fishing on the Amitie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Renee W. Morrow
Mexico City
Hoover
Co City
Coolidge
Morrow
Frank B. Keller
Mexico
Belle Tsle
J.C. Penney
Merrow
New York
Washington
Leavenworth Doctor J L Everhardt Dies After 82 Years
Leavenworth Kan Jan 94 Dr J L Everhardt physician for 82 years and secretary of the United States board of examining surgeons for 17 years died at his home last night He served as secretary of the northeast Kansas medical society vice president of the Kansas state medical society and secretary of the Kansas tuberculosis association He was educated at St Marys College and University Medical College Kansas City graduating in 1897
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
J. L. Everhardt
United States Board of Examining Surgeons
Northeast
Kansas Medical Society
Kansas State Medical Society
Kansas Tuberculosis Association
Everhardy
St. Mary's Colleges
St. Marys Kan
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Elizabeth Gill Boughton
Mrs Elizabeth Gill Boughton aged 83 died Wednesday at her daughter’s home in Emporia Kansas. Funeral services will be held at Funk chapel Friday at 4 p.m. conducted by Rev Harry Gordon. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gill Boughton
A. C. Ireland
Emporia
Kaw
Funk Chapel
Harry Gordon
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lincoln Man Replaces Snyder As Cow Tester
Philip Ackerman of Lincoln Kansas was elected cow tester for the Douglas County Herd Improvement association by the board today. He will replace Hugh Snyder on March 1 as Snyder plans to run a dairy farm south of Lawrence. Ackerman has studied at Kansas State Agricultural College and has been linked with Capper publications and Capper farm clubs per county farm agent A I Gilkison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Ackerman
Lincoln
Kan
Douglas County Herd Improvement Association
Ackerman
Hugh Snyder
Snyder
Lawrence
Kansas State Agricultural College
Capper _publications
Capper Farm
A. I. Gilkison
Public Invited to Hear Francisco Talk at High School
The public may attend a Friday lecture by Dr. C. B. Francisco of Kansas City Mo on Accidents in Childbirth. He runs local orthopedic clinics and has given a series of lectures for Lawrence residents after his clinic here. The regular clinic occurs each month’s last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Francisco
Kansas City
Liberty Memorial High School
Francisco
Lawrence
Thei
Usua
Programs Thursday and Friday on air with orchestras and chat
Radio listings note Thursday programs on St Regis Orchestra and Sunrise Musical Program with Virginia Arnold at 9 00 a m plus choral marimba acts and piano pieces. Friday features interwoven interludes and the Philo Hour with Hudson challenges and Longine Correct Time, while a major block lists station breakouts and singing segments across KS and WSM networks in Central Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunrize
Virginia Arnold
IMOD
Jenny Wreen
J Zaverie
Kransas
Squibb Co
sas—Bratton
Miglexs Review
Philio
Hudson Sex Challengers
Longine
Phil Spite Peinnsylvania Grills Orchest
Personal notes on Sappenfield and Krehbiel families
Mrs. Harry Sappenfield of Kansas City Kans spent the day in Lawrence. Mrs. August Krehbiel and family left for Kansas City after visiting in Lawrence. They move from Wichita to Kansas City for Mr. Krehbiel’s stonework firm. They will live at Forty-seventh and the Paseo. The Krehbiels, formerly Dena Ellis, are Kansas University graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sappenfield
Kansas City
Kans
Lawrence
August Krehbiel
Kansas’ City
Q. A. Miller
Wichita
Krehbiel
Forty-seventh
Dena_ Ellis
University of Kansas
Hesper community notes large dinner guests and school visits
Hesper residents hosted and visited Sunday with Rev Oren Dunlap and families. Multiple residents attended dinners with neighbors including the Davis, Koch, Kurtz, Parker, and Stanley households. Obituary notes mark Ernest Gerstenberger of Eudora at 78, funeral at St Paul Church. many locals attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Grob
Oren Dunlap
Aleen
Bagby
Pred Koch
H. Davis
O. E
Wotan
Elmer Kurtz
Walter Parker
Evening Star
Levi Woodard
Howard
Tulsa
Okla
Vera
Post
Alvert Kasberger
Pittsbuer
Raymond Stantey
Hesper
Annabel Lee
Harold Cabrie
Eldon Wotan
Jerome of
Lawrence
John Kasberger
Raymond Stanley
Luther Jr. Klopfenstein
Robert Dale Stanley
E. Kronfenstein
Sigel Meyer
Cal
Ralph Votawangen
Irvin Votaw
LeRoy Harris
Larned
Kansas City
J. D. Harris
R. &. Bagby
Lloyd Thomas
Colorado Springs
Chicago
Roy Kurtz
W. W. Gerstenbergerj
Clara
Neighborhood supper hosts and visitors share Lawrence ties
Votan neighbors attended a Monday supper at the C C Bertanbergts home in Number 1x. Vernon and Mildred Kasberger, Katherine Henley from Kansas City visited, while others like Carl Pfleger, George Woodard, and Angelia Sommers spent time in Lawrence. Local students and ministers were noted, with a Bible reading contest underway among Hesner Christian Endeavor members and a series of visits and sickness affecting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Votan
C. C. Bertanbergts
Vernon Kasberger
Mildred Kasberger
Katherine Henley
Kansas City
L. E. Klopfenstein
C. M. Williamson
Lawrence
Raymond Stanley
Carl Pfleger
George Woodard
Angelia Sommers
Eudora
Bernice Stanley
Kohler
Fred Neis
Mr. Snyder
George Wotan
Ben Foust
Thomas Elliott
Elmer Kurtz and Sons
Mrs
Roy Kurtz
Oren Dunlap
Floyd
Irvin Votan
F.C. Gerstenberger
Blue Mound
W. W. Gerstenberger
Cora
Arthur Seiwald
John Kasberger
J. D. Adams
West Baldwin Community Notes and Social Events
A fragment of West Baldwin social items lists family visits in Ottawa and Lawrence, weekly church and club activities, and local election of officers for the Spring Creek Farmers Union. Notable names include A R Cook, P N Miller, Ed Vick, Frank Lobingier, Howard Kaib, L C Poindexter, M X Spratt, and Viola in Boston. Local skating on T F Haas pond and Epworth League plans are noted with turnout estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavigon
Ed. Vick
Frank Lobingier
Howard Kaib
Lynn Taylor
FE. S. Greer
Greer
T. F. Haas
Ben Hammond
Fred Meyers
Maxine Carnahan
H. S. Cook
Ralph Sutoy
Edna
Ermine Berkley
Douglas County
Lawrence
Frances Bailey
C. B. Merry
Ralph Twichell
Twichell
Gene
Kansas City
Ben Davison
Clara
Lydia
Ruth Johann
John Moore
Lange
Misa Marshall
Ives Chapel
Aid
Farmers Union Stockholders
Munzenmayer
West Baldwin
C. JB
Albert Lobingier
Truman Todd
Wellsville
Epworth
Virginia Greene
L. C. Poindexter
Farmers Union
A. R. Cook
Reunion and local notes from Lawrence area church and town
Community bulletin records a Sunday school reunion and twenty fifth anniversary for George Foster in Lawrence with attendees including Mrs. Ray Ogden and Margaret Roberta plus reports of school events, hospital visits, car theft in Kansas City, farm bureau meetings, evangelistic services, and local social visits across Eudora, Douglas County, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ogden
Margaret Roberta
George O. Foster
Christian Church
Lawrence
Arthur Schutz
Simmons Hospital
Carnette Hughes
Eva Mertz Sundar
Dorothy
Albert Cox
Jay Smith
Margaret
Ogden
Doris Davis
Lerh
Ralph Ward
Cordiers
McAllaster Schools
Helen
Anne
John Witt
Irene
Fred Pfleger
Entre Nous Club
Farmland School
Miss Hibbard
Kansas
Lincoln
Chester Mitchell
Patee Theater
F. G. Hughes
Auditatium
State House
Topeka
Lizzie K. Itommnsen
Edwin Abels
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Elizabeth McTarland
Chicago
Wesleyan Hospital
Social notes from North Lawrence visits and calls
Mrs T B DeWitt spent Monday afternoon with family. C N Stallard visited the Wr Shook home on Tuesday. Esther Wilber called on Mrs Leslie Davison of North Lawrence Sunday morning. Pat Shook and James Uttinger called on Whi Shook Tuesday evening. Carl and Susie Wilkerson visited Clark Wilber Monday morning. L A Walbridge called on her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Shook Monday evening. Mr and Mrs R G Finley and children had supper with Mr and Mrs E Moranville Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends’ Church
Lawrence
Sylvia. Frazier
Altha
Oscar Cox
F. M. Henderson
Eudorz
Vallléy
Ghas, Cox
Leland Cox
Ed Haverty
Audora
Edwin Parker
DeSoto
Bert Mitchell
Arthur Schultz
Simmons Hospital
Gustave Schaake
Mre. Schaake
Elison
Carl Jr
Arthur Schutz
Kenneth
Oliver Schutz
Arnold Mitchell
Lakeview
Mra
Mitchell
Maurine Moore
William Coe
Horseshoe Lakes
Maurine
William
Miss Chandler
Miss Hibbard
Ralph Davis
Don Westheffer
Clarence Daugherty
WLI. T. Y. Club
Roy Ogden
Governor Reed
Katherine Heck
P. J. Stallard
Tnez
Grace
Mildred
Som Jake
C. N. Stallard
Lee
Alice Laptad
Henderson
Richard Henderson
White School
Miss Emick
Mosser
R. J. Finley
W. S. Lefford
Clark Wilbur
F. C
John Dunn
DeWitt
J. A. Moran
Kansas City
Francis
Beer
Carl Wilkerson
James Hook
Jeannette
Emil Heck
Fat Shook
Earl
C. N. Porter
Eugene
John Shook
Homer Crow
Elmer Beer
Jim Uttinger
Elmeda Shook
Everett Bailey
F. O. Wilkerson
Esther Weer
W. M. Cannon
South Lawrence
J. Moranville
Win. Shook
Robert P. Wilson
T. B. DeWitt
Tom Stallard
C. N
Gottlieb Neider
Elizabeth Dunn
William Shook
Eugene Parker
G. W. Hill
Carl Eldin
Wm. Shook
Ivan Current
Frank Sprout
J. H. Uttinger
Mrs. DeWitt
Maurice
Mendey
H. F. Longanecker
Esther Wilber
Leslie Davison
North Lawrence
Pat Shook
James. Uttinger
Carl
Susie Wilkerson
Clark Wilber
L. A. Walbridge
R. ¢. Finley
E. d. Moranville
Local neighbors share chores and visits around Baldwin area
Ruth Nelson spends weekend at Henry Foll ome while several families help with butchering at Charley Browning home. Visitors include Walter Dyer Dan Johnnning Eva and Michel Haas at Baldwin. Numerous calls and visits occur with neighbors such as Henry Hohl Ruth Nelson at Kansas City research hospital and Glen Flora at L W Haas home. GOITRE NOT A DISEASE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Nelson
Henry Follome
Hally Flory
Charley Browning
Walter Dyer
Dan Johnnning
Eva
Michel Haas
Baldwin
Monay
Henry Hohl
Research
Kansas City
Glen Flora
L. W. Haas
Albert Schwarts
Anna Johanning
Will Johanning
Carl Sebwirth
Mes
Hanry Plory
Mit
Albert Baker
Charley Blut
A. Flora
Funky Tohl
Homer Disco
George Bechtel
Charley Kirehney
Chester Gibson
Gived
Lawrence
Dan Johanning
Harry Flory Priday
Charley Gill
Alvin Tohssnintz
Harry Mary
Alert
Schwartz
Karl Winneaper
F. Gibbins
Edith Lipton
Ottawa
Glen Blora
W. Haas
Atabel
Carl Schwartz
Suniay
Mus
Louise Schwartz
Milwaukee Doctor Promotes Remarkable Goiter Treatment
Milwaukee physician M A A Rook with 24 years in goiter care claims a new home treatment method shows remarkable success nationwide. He warns neglect worsens goiter and opposes needless surgery, offering a free book explaining his approach. Also notes McKnob Rees Oil Co buys half of a 640 acre lease near School Field, plans well work to boost output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Rook
Asedless
Rock
Tie
Ady
Blapy
McKnob-Rees Qil Company
State School
C. L. McMahon, Inc
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Doctors and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe influenza or sore throat. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water cleanses the system with no salts or nausea, yielding a thorough purification by morning and a hearty breakfast. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnn
Indy
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Ellsworth Gardner
Standard Onl
Mangas City Star Sax Joint Stock Institution
House Insurance Committee
Rep. Miller
Grant
Rep. Clarke
Rep.Robinson
Miami
House Committee On Assessment and Taxation
Pfeiffer
House State Affairs Committee
J. T. Constant
St. Louis
Sherman Delaney
Delaney
Philadelphia
F. B. Dodds
Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
Frank C. Armstrong Auxiliary
W B. Ham
34Th Judicial District
Howard Amcconnell
Ronald
Paul Bmcconnell
B Cite
J. L. Everhards
Lincoln Man
New Haven
Huntington
America
Clyde Constant
Hope, Ark
A A. M
Grand Coy & S&s. M
W Titan
Apaee
St Regis Orchestra
Tata
pi—Lehn
Goldie
Idle
Enyart
Wan
Allen Sullivan
Maxine Carraham
Independence School
Basketeers
Prairie City
Charlie Griffith
Marlin
Glenn Howard
Kaw Valley
Frank Waiters
Excelsior
The
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Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
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