Kansas Legislature Debates Court Split and Bill Proposals
Topeka Jan 31 The Kansas legislature opens its fourth week with a charged debate on separating the court and recreating the public utilities commission. House votes to summon judges to a hearing reveal broad political agitation over the plan. Bills on cigarette sales, flying fields, film censorship, bachelor tax, and redistricting dominate committee action. A bill to extend bank deposit guarantees follows the Coffeyville bank failure.
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Kan
Kansas
Allem
Public Utilities Commission
W. L. Huggins
Jude
House
Senate
Senaté
Moving Picture Censorship Board
Kansas City
Ridgway
Lawrence notes on influenza healer and local crime fragment
Dr W A Young of the Fraternal Aid Union recovers from influenza after a critical illness. Dr C O Rice travels from Denver to assist and returns home. Prospecting for coal on the Dreyer farm in the Springs neighborhood reports a shaft sunk fifty feet and a jail-related crime fragment appears in the Lecompton Sun.
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W. A. Young
Fraternal Aid Union
C.O. Rice
Denver
Dreyer
Prings
Lecompton Sun
Lawrence area notes and plans show civic activity and minor incidents
A digest of Douglas county items reports stolen tools from the Santa Fe yard at Eudora, a new Lecompton school house to open by March 1, and ill attendees after Scottish Rite banquets. Sunday golfing waned due to cold weather while marriage licenses were issued in Richland. Students flocked to Lawrence for university classes as sponsor meetings and pure-bred sire gatherings were announced for the court house. A complimentary act to the American Legion is planned by the Fraternal Aid Union, with a stadium union program boosting local sentiment. A note suit is filed in Vinland by Farmers State bank against A. G. Hammond in Douglas county court.
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Farmers State Bank of Vinland
A. G. Hammond
Charles, E. Moss
Douglas County
Charles Allen Convicted of Carrying Concealed Weapons
In police court Charles Allen, brought before officials thrice recently for disturbing the peace, was found guilty this morning of carrying concealed weapons. He was fined $50 and sent to jail. Harry McPeters faced disturbance of the peace charge with trial set for tomorrow morning. The chief of police reported that one wayfarer had...
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Charles Allen
Harry McPeters
Norning
Lawrence Kansas stadium union delays sleeping quarters list
In Lawrence the general committee of the Kansas stadium union program halted releasing its subscriber list, delaying plans for sleeping quarters in the city jail as part of an overnight check.
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Kansas Stadium-Union
Lawrence
Public notice seeks updated list by tomorrow
Public today and tomorrow are allowed for careful checking to complete the list as fully as possible. The aim is to ensure all names and details are accurately captured before final submission or publication.
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